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five of this act, provided for the pay ment of fees of jurors and witnesses, also the sheriff, and not otherwise.
 Section g. That the judge of the county and probable courts of the |said county of Greene, shall be judge Iof the court of common pleas, and in addition to the salary now received by him, as county and probate judge, shall receive the sum of five hundred dollars per annum, to be paid quar- terly out of the county treasury.
 Section 10. That all judgments rendered by said court of common pleas shall be lien upon all of the property, the same as if rendered by the circuit court, subject to execu- tion which the defendant may have and own in the county at the time of the rendition of such judgment and at any time thereafter, until such judg- ment is fully paid off.
 Section H. That the clerk of said court shall prepare and keep a dock ct in which shall be entered all cases in the order in which they are brought, and shall be numbered con- secutively up to the end of each year, and stand for trial in the order in which they are brought and filed.
 Section 12. That any person az grived by any judgment rendered by said court, except a judgment of dis missal for want of prosecution, may in3person, by agent or attorney, take an appeal therefrom to the circuit court of the county, upon complying with the following requisites: First, the applicant (appellant), agent or attorney shall make and file with the clerk an affidavit that the appeal is not taken for the purpose of de lay, but that justice may be done. Second, that the appellant or some other person for him, together with ong or more securities, to be approv- ed by the clerk, shall enter into bond to the adverse party in sum suffi- cient to secure the payment of such judgment and the costs of appeal. Third, the appeal shall be granted by the court as a matter of right upon motion filed at the same term of the court at which judgment was render ed, and the entering of the order granting the appeal shall be a suffi- cient notice to the adverse party that an appeal has been taken. Fourth that in order to make the appeal ef- fectual. the affidavit and bond for appeal must be filed with the clerk within thirty days after the appeal is granted, and upon the filing of said affidavit and bond, all further pro- ceedings in said court shall be sus- pended; provided, that either party may appeal without giving bond, but in such cases judgment shall not be suspended.
 Section IS. That on all appeals to the circuit court, as hereinbefore provided, the clerk shall transmit the original papers in the case, the affi- davit and appeal bond and a certified transcript of the record entries in the case to the clerk of the circuit court, whereupon the circuit court shall proceed to try the case, de novo; provided, that no new or additional cause of action, nor any new or ad- ditional set-off or counter-claims shall be filed in the circuit court.
 Section 14. That all appeals in which transcript and papers shall be filed with the clerk of the circuit court ten days before the commence ment of any term thereof, shall stand for trial at such term, unless the same be continued for cause.
 Section IS. That in trials, de no- vo, of all cases of appeals, if the ap- police recover judgment for any amount, such judgment shall be ren- dered against the appellant and his securities on the appeal bond; pro- vided, that if the judgment rendered in the circuit court against appellant, shall be for less amount than the judgment appealed from, the appel lant shall recover the costs of the appeal from the appellee, by judg- ment therefor.
 Section 16. That hereafter that when any civil action is or shall be pending before any justice of the peace in said county, either party may on motion have a change of venue from such justices court to the court of common pleas in the county; and on the filing of such motion the justice shall Supend all further pro-