Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1866-01-12


than one hundred words, in n jour
nal, for each word . OIL
For license granted by order Of the
District Judge so
On all monies paid into Court under I.
order Of Court, 3 per cent. .. O3
For filing any report, instrument Of
apprenticeship, or other paper di-
rected to be filed in his office 20
The services mentioned in the last two
items. if required by said District Board,
shall be paid for out Of its fands if ,e-
qulred ty II Magistrate, shall be collected
hy him, along with his own fees, from the
person liable for the paper. For any
summons, notice, order, sentence, process,
mesne, or tina. which might have pro-
ceeded from Magistrate, if the case be
before the Judge of the District Court, and
the Cle' K issue tho paper, the fees of the
Clerk shall be the same rs the Magistrate
would have had.
ALlV. The Sheriff shall have in the
following matters connected with tue Dis
tr'ct Court, these fees, TO wit:
For Obtaining copy OF The Tax
Collectors return and helping the u
Clerk ab"u, new Jury list So 90
For summoning Jury at II monthly
.o''AHS w
For s,mmoning Jury at quarterly
sitting, including the writing Of
summons SO
Besides mileage for the number Of
miles actually and necessarily trav-
crsed in summoning Jury, at tho
rate per mile O5
The Sheriff, or Constable, shall hive for
serving process and executing orders from
tho District Court. (not intended to include
the ordinary proceedings by summary pro.
cess,) the following fees, TO wit:
For arresting an individual, or serv.
ing Il chattel under Il special order,
CIR cvicting tenant. or doing other
specitic service as duly required SO SO
For serving amy process, summons or
order not requiring my specific
aCLloh 70
With mileage from the place whence
the summons, order or other paper
issued, to tho place Of its service
or executing, going. but not return
ing, per mile O5
For.specitic execution Of sentence SO
For receiving money, note or goods
under special attachment SO
For fees of the Clerk and Sheriff, respect
ing the Jurics in ,ha District Court, and
the fees Of the Clerk for copying rolls and
reports transmitted hy him TO the Treasurer,
and of the Magistrates, for reports shall Le
paid ON of the Distric, Court Fund.
XIV. A Magistrate, for the services
mentioned below, shall have fees AS follows,
nnmely:
For summons or notice, and taking
the return thereof 80 20
For making and entering any order
or decision not below mentioned,
including copy, if it is to be
For hearing and determining any
small and mean cause, or any com.
plant, dispute or controversy, incud
ing all necessary entries OF judg-
ment, decree or order 25
For the same as in tho last item,
where more than four witnesses
Are examined 90
For an order Of eviction. so
For special attachment and taking
return thereof. so
For return'of garnis lec not contested 80
For binding out an apprentice, includ-
ing the instruments, TO Ie paid by . ..
the master. SO
For approving a contract between
muster and servant. SO
For any affidavit, not a return before
mentioned. .. 80
For eacl' quarterly report to the Dis -
trict Court. not disapproved i,y the q,
District Judge. ..... 90
For ench semi annual report TO the
Chairman Of the Board Of Relief
of INDECENT Persons of Color. not
disapprove.l by the said Board 2 90
XLVI. The person who requires SERVICES
in 4 civil suit or compIaint, or any matter
Which be expects 10 be specially beneficial
to himself before the District Cnurl or u
Magistrate, shall pay the lees for them, and
he shall recover back from the adverse
party what lie has thus properly paid, # lie
sI,onld prevail against that party. In
criminal proceeding, the services shall BIZ
rendered without instant payment; and if
the accused be convicted. lie shall he bound
to pay all The costs of the prosecution, and
for them 'e liable to all the modes of exac.
ton which may I've used for the collection of
fines. II collection from the convict can-
not he had, then ri,e State shall Le, liable
for one'hali the costs. If the accused
should be acquitted, the Judges or Magis-
.rate before whom the trial has been iad,
if he has become satisfied in tle course Of
the trial that'the prosecution was without
probable cause, may order that the prose |
cutor shall pay the costs of the prosecution,
and therenpon process for collection shall
60 against the prosecution, in like manner
as. in case of conviction, i. might have gone
against the convict. ~. -.L.l ] ~: 4 Il