Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1873-04-10

of the peace: Oath and warrant in
any criminal case, fifty cents; each
recognizance, fifty cents; commit
ments and release, each twenty-five
cents; +; administering and certifying
oath in writing, other than above,
fifty cents issuing writ of ha6eas
corpus by two justices jointly, two
dollars; issuing summons and COPY,
for defendant in civil cases, fifty cents;
issuing copy for each additional de-
fendant over one, twenty cents; issu-
ing summons to each witness in civil
cases, twenty-five cents; for swearing
and taking examination of each wit
ness in civil cases, twenty-five cents
for giving judgment in cases not de-
Tended, twenty-five cents; fos giving
judgment on hearing li6gated cases,
seventy-fve cents; for issuing ez-
clusion, or removal of same, fifty
cents; report of case taking bond to
appeal, one dollar and fifty cents; for
issuing gattachmentreturnable to court
or justice, including all notices, one
dollar and fifty cents; for filing re-
turns of garnishee and order thereon,
twenty-five cents; for proceedings in
cases of election, three dollars for
approval Of indentures of apprentice
ship or servants, one dollar; for pro.
ceedings on coroner's inquest, the
same fees as are allowed to coroners
for proceedings on estray of horse or
mule, one dollar; for proceedings on
all other estrays, fifty cents; for tax.
ing and certifying renunciation OF
dover or inheritance, two dollars;
for granting order for special bail, one
dollar; for the trial of any criminal
case, three dollars; for every pre-
liminary examination of any crimi-
nal case, one dollar and fifty cents;
for taking examination of witnesses
in writing. as prescribed by law, one
dollar; for attending and acting for
the preservation Of wrecked vessels
and goods. three dollars per day out
of the vessels goods and effects; for
proceedings against vagrants and re-
turning report thereof, two dollars
for qualifying appraisers in setting
of, the homestead, seventy-fve cents,
and Eve cents per mile for all neces-1
sary travel.
SEC. 5. Notaries public: For TAX
ing deposition and swearing witnesses,
| per copy sheet, twenty-five cents; for
every protest, two dollars; for du-
plicate of deposition, protest and Ger,
tifcate, per copy sheet, one hundred
words, fifteen cents; for each attep-
dance on any person to prove any
matter or thing and certifying the
same, fifty cents, and five cents addi-
| tional for every mile Of necessary
! travel in going and returning; for
! every certificate, fifty cents; for ad-
ministering an oath, on affidavit, fifty
cents; for taking renunoiation Of
dover or inheritance, two dollars.
Sec. 6. Coroner For every in
QUESTION, 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 commitment, twenty-five cents
for each recognizance, fifty cents for
each body disinterred, FIVE dollars;
for recording proceedings in each
inquisition in his book, per copy sheet
of one hundred words, fifteen cents;
for performing the duties of sheriff,
the same fees as are allowed to sherifs
for like services.
Sec. 7. Witnesses: Witnesses in
civil and criminal cases, per day, one
dollar, besides mileage at five cents
per mile, going and returning: Pro
vided, That in no case, except in cases
of felonies, where witnesses for the
defence are bound over, shall the
State be liable to pay defendants
witnesses; witnesses in trial justices
court shall receive fifty cents per day
and the same mileage as allowed in
Circuit Courts,
SEC, s. Jurors: Jurors per day,
one dollar and fifty cents, besides
mileage going and returning; jurors
in trial justices courts shall receive
twenty-five cents for each case tried,
and mileage as herein allowed to
other jurors.
Sec 9. Sheriffs For entering every
writ, process, warrant or execution,
and se&kipg endorsements thereon,
each twenty-five cents; for serving
writ or summons, besides mileage, one
dollar; for bond in any case, one
dollar; for commitment and,release,
each twenty-five cents; for serving
each venire for grand jury, ten dol
lars for serving each venire for petit
ljury, fifteen dollars; J; for serving each
bench, or other warrant issued ia 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 imventus, OR mgtIa bona, be-
sides mileage, one dollar; lsvying
attachment or execution, besides mile
age, one dollar dieting persons per
day, forty cents; executing convict,
including all charges for burial and
other expenses, twenty-five dollars
bringing up prisoner under habeas
oorpls, to be paid by. the prisoner, if
able, Gf not, by the county, besides
mileage, one dollar; for executing
writ Of Aabere facias posSGssie7lena,
one dollar, besides mileage of FIVE
cents per mile for all necessary travel
going and returning for transferring
money, bonds or other securities for
money to party, one-half Of one per
cent; for aummoning treeholders to
try suggestion Of fraud, five dollars;
for serving any paper ir civil or crimi-
nal cases, issued by trial justice, the
same fees asare allowed to copstables
in like cases conveying prisoner from
one place to another. bsEidss all nee