The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1873-05-08

satisfaction on mortgage, TWENTY-FIVE cents;
for recording or copying plats, OF not more
than six corners, one dollar; tor every cor,
mar more than six, ten cents; for filing and
recording eyerv rule or order for arbitration,
6fty cents; for filing and recording affidavit
for continuance when ordered by the judge,
twenty-five cents; for granting charters OF
interpretations, three dollars.
Sec. 4. Trial justices and justices Of the
neace Oath and warrant in any criminal
case, fifty cents; each resognizance, fifty
cents: commitments. and release, each twenty.
Eve cents; administering and certifying oath
| in writing, other than above, fifty cents; is-
suing writ of habeas corpus by two justices
Jointly, two dollars; issuing summons and
CODY for defendant in civil cases, fifty cents;
issuing summons to each witness in civil
cases, twenty-five cents, for swearing and
taking examination Of each witness in civil
cases, twenty-five cents; for giving judgment
in eases not defended, twenty-five cents; for
giving judgment,on hearing litigated cases,
Eseventys6ve cents; for issuing exclusion, or
removal Of same, fifty cents; report of case
aud taking bond to appeal, one dollar and
fifty cents; for issuing attachment returnable
to ceurt or justice, including all notices, one
dollar and fifty cents; for filing returns OF
garn,shee and order thereon, twenty-five
cents for proceedings in cases Of election,
three dollars; for approval Of indentures Of
apprenticeship or servants, one dollar; for
proceedings on coroner's inquest, the SAME
fees As allowed to coroners; for proceedings
on estray Of horse or mule, one dollar; for
proceedings nall other estfays, fifty cents;
for taking and certifying remuneration Of
dover or inheritance, two dollars; for grant
ing order for, special bail, one dollar; for the
trial Of any criminal case, three dollars; for
every preliminary examination of any crimA
nal case, one dollar and fifty cents; for taking
examination of witnesses in writing, as pre-
scribed by law, one dollar; for attending and
acting for the preservation Of wrecked yes.
sells and goods, three dollars per day out Of
the vessels goods and effects; for proceed
ings against vagrants and returning report
thereof, two dollars; for qualifying apprais-
ers in setting off the homestead, seventy-hve
cents, and FIVE cents per mile for all necessa-
ay travel.
Section 5. Notaries public: For taking de-
position and swearing witnesses, per copy
sheet, twenty FIVE cents; for every protest,
two dollars; for duplicate of deposition,
protest and certificate, per copy sheet, one
hundred words, fifteen cents; for each at
tendance on any person to prove any matter
or thing and certifying the same, fifty cents,
and Eve cents additional for every mile of
necessary travel in going and returning; for
administering an oath on affidavit, fifty cents;
for taking remuneration of dover pr inheri-
tance, two dollars.
Section 6. Coroners: For every inquisi-
ton, ten dollars, and five cents per mile OF
every mile of necessary travel in going and
returning; for each warrant issued, fifty
cents; for each body disinterred, five dollars;
for recording proceedings Of each inquisition
in his book, per copy sheet of one hundred
words, fifteen cents; for performing the du-
ties of sheriff. the same fees that are allowed
to the sheriff for like services.
Section Z. Witnesses: Witnesses in civil
and criminal cases, per day, one dollar, be-
sides mileage at FIVE cents per mile, going
and returning: Provided, That in no case,
except in cases of fs!onies, where witnesses
for the defence are bound over, shall the
State be liable to pay defendants witnesses;
witnesses in trial justices courts, shall re-
csive fifty cents per day, and the same mile
age as allowed in circuit courts.
Section 8. Jurors: Jurors per day, one
dollar and fifty cents, besides milage going
and returning; jurors in trial justices courts
shall receive twenty five cents for each case
tried, and mileage as herein allowed to other
jorors.
SECTION 9. Sheriffs: For every writ, pro-
cess, warrant or execution, and making en-
dorsements thereon, each twenty five cents;
for serving every writ or summons, besides
mileage, one dollar; for bond in any case
one dollar; for commitment and relesss each
twenty Eve cents; for serving each venire
for grand jury, ten dollars; for serving each
venire for petit jury, fifteen dollars; for SER
wing each bench or other warrant issued in
the sessions, attachment; contempt Of court,
besides mileage, one dollar; for search for
person or goods, not found, and returned on
the execution non est inventus or nulla bo-
ma, besides mileage, one dollar; for levying
attachment or execution, besides mileage,
one dollar; dieting persons FER day, forty
cents; executing convict, including all char
ges for burial and other expenses, twenty five
dollars; bringing up prisoners under habeas
corpus, to be paid by the prisoner, if able, Cf
not by the county,) besides mileage, one
dollar; for executing writ of habere facias
possessionem, one dollar, besides mileage OF
five cents per mile for all necessary travel
going and returning; for transferring mo-
ncy, bonds or other securities for money to
party, one-half Of one per cent; for summon