The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1868-10-21

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which shall be disposed of and drawn
as above provided.
VII. If any juror so summoned
shall neglect or refuse to appear in
obedience to such vcnire, aud shall
not within forty-eight hours rende.:
to the Magistrate who Issued the
venire a sufficient reason for his de-
linquency, he shall forfeit and pay q
fine of Two dollars to the Treasury of
the County where the cause is tried,
to be assessed by such Magistrate,
Id collected on his warrant without
other process.
VIII. An appeal from the judg-
ment of a Magistrate to the next
stated term of the Circuit Court in
the County where the judgment is
rendered may be taken by either
party, if claimed within two hours
after the rendition thereof.
TX. In criminal cases, the party
appealing shall, at the time of the
appeal. give security by way of recog-
nlzance to the Treasurer of the Coun-
ty where the offence is charged to
have been committed, if the prosecu-
tlon be on complaint of an informing
officer; if otherwise, to the prosecu-
tor, conditioned that the appellant
shall personally appear before said
Circuit Court, and there prosecute
his appeal to effect, and abide the
order of the Court thereon.
X. In civil cases, the party appeal
ing shall, ut the time of the appeal,
give security by way of recognizance
to the adverse party that the appel
liant shall prosecute his appeal to
effect, and answer and pay all inter
venlng damages occasioncd by delay
to the appellee, with additional cost,
if Judgment be affirmed.
NJ. The appellant shall produce
and enter in the Court to which the
appeal is taken attested copies of the
original writ, process, record Of judg-
ment, aud all evidence filed in the
Court from which the appeal was
allowed. In the Circuit Court the
cause shall be heard de nouo, OF as if
| no trial had been had.
| XII. The fee of each Juror for try
ing an action shall be twenty-five
cents, to be advanced by the party
praying for q jury before a venire
shall issue
XIII. This Act shall take effect
immediately, and all Acts or parts of
Acts inconsistent herewith are re-
pealed.
In the Senate House, the twenty
fourth day of September, in the
year of our Lord one thousand
eight hunderd and sixty eight.
L. BOOZER,
President of the Senate.
FRANKLIN j. MOSES, JR.,
Speaker House of Representative
Approved:
r. X. Scorr, Governor.
AN ACT TO REGULATE THE ADMISSION
OF PERSONS TO PRACTICE AS ATToR-
NEYs, SOLICITORS AND CoUNsELLoRs
IN THE COURTS OF THIS STATE.
L. he II endcied by Me Senate and
House Of Representatives Of The State
Of South Carolina, n0ao met and siNinq
IN General ASSEMBLY, and by lie au-
Mority Of Me same, Any male citizen,
OF the age of twenty-one years, hay
ing read law in the Office of any prac-
ticlng attorney of good standing in
this State, for the period of two
years. or graduated at any recog-
nized law schooli in the United States,
shall, on the examination of three
members of the Bar, appointed by
the Circuit Court for that purpose,
who shall certify that he is a person
OF good moral character, and posses
ses the requisite learning and ability,
be admitted to practice in the Circuit
and Probate Courts as an attorney.
solicitor and counsellor, upon taking
the oath prescribed in the Constitu.
ton: Procicled, That in extraordinary
cases, the Judge presiding may, in
his discretion, dispense with any por
ton of the two years study herein
required. And the Judges of the
Supreme Court may, in like manner.
and under like regulations, admit
persons to practice as attorneys, soil
citors and counsellors in the Supreme
Court. and admittance to the Su-
preme Court shall entitle them to
practice in all of the Courts of this
State.
II. Any person of good moral cha
racter, who has been admitted TO
practice as an attorney, solicitor or
counsellor in any Court of record in
any of the United States, or in any
Court of the United States, shall, on