The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1866-01-11


Besides mileage for the number of
miles actually and necessarily ira.
versed in summoning Jury, at
the rate per mile of %
The Sheriff, or constable shall have for
serving process and executing orders
from tho district court, (not intended to
include the ordinary proceedings by sum
mary process,) the following fees, to wit:
For arresting an individual, or serv-
ing chattel undera special order,
or cvicting a tenant, or doing other
specific service as duly requir-
cd 50 so
For serving any process, summons
or order not requiring any specific
action 20
With mileage from the place whence
the summons, order or othor pa
per issued, to the place Of its ser
vice or execution, going, but not
returning, per mile %
For specific execution of q sentence 30
For receiving money, note or goods
under special attachment 50
For fees of the clerk and sheriff, re-
specting the Juries in the district court,
and the fees of the clerk for copying rolls
and reports transmitted by him to the
Treasurer, and of the Magistrates, for
reports shall be paid out Of the district
court fund
XIV. A Magistrate, for the services
mentioned below, shall have fees as fol-
lows, namely:
For summons or notice, and taking
the return thereof so 20
For making and entering any order
or decision not below mentioned
including copy, if it is to be
served ~
For hearing and determining any small
and mean cause, or any complaint,
dispute or controversy, including
all necessary entries OF judgment
decree or order 20
For the same as in the last item,
where more than four witnesses
are examined o0
For an order ofeviction oV
For special attachment and taking
return thereof 81
For return or garnishee net con-
tested 81
For binding out an apprentice, in
Guiding the instruments, to De paid
By tho master 90
Fer approving 8 contract between
master and servant so
For any affidavit, not g return be-
fore mentioned 81
For each quarterly report to the dis
trict court, not disapproSed by
the District Judge, 81 %
For each semi-annnal report to the
chairman of the Board of Relief of
INDECENT porsons OF color. not dis
:.pproveci By the said 1oard, 2 CO
XLVI. The person who requires SER
vices in a civil suit OF complaint, or any
matter which he expects to be specially
beneficial to himself before tho district
court or Magistrate. shall pay the fees
for them, and he shall recover back from
the adverse party what he has thus prop
erly paid, if he should prevail against that
party. In a criminal proceeding, the SER
vices shall be rendered without instant
payment; and if the accused should be
conyicted, he shall be bound to pay all the
costs of the prosecution, and for them be
liable to all the modes Of cxaction which
may bo used for the collection of fines.
| If collection from the convict cannot be
had, then the State shall be liable for one
half the costs. If the accusad should be
acquitted, the Judges or Magistrate before
whom the trial has boen had, if he has
become satisfied in the course of the trial
that The prosecution was without proba-
bic cause, may order that the prosecutor
shall pay the costs of the prosecution, and
thercupon process for collection shall go
against the prosecutor, in like manner as,
in case of conviction, it might have gone
against the convict.
XLVIII. For the district court of
Berkeley the provisions of this Act shall
prevail, subject to the following modifca-
tions, namely: The clerk, Sheriff, Masters
and Registers in Equity, and Ordinary,