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dollars, the following fees, to wit: for issuing each
summons in debt or damages, fifteen cents, for each
summons for witnesses, including all the witnesses ap-
plied for at the same time, twenty-five-cents; venire to
summons free holders, twenty-five cents; fieri facias,
twenty five cents; vendition exponas, thirty-five cents;
scire facias, thirty-five cents; every supersedeas, each
justice, fifteen cents; every oath or affidavit, five cents ;
probate of account, ten cents; every judgment rendered
where there is no trial, fifteen cents; every judgment
rendered on trial, fifty cents; commitment, fifteen
cents; releasement, fifteen cents; warrant of attach-
ment, twenty-five cents; venire to summon a jury in a
case of forcible entry and detainer, seventy-five cents;
taking inquisition and return thereon, four dollars; war-
rant of restitution, seventy-five cents; taking every
acknowledgment of every deed, twenty-five cents, from
each person making an acknowledgment; taking any
other acknowledgment, fifteen cents; a pass, twenty-five
cents; certificate of stays, forty cents; issuing sum-
mons in replevin, twenty-five cents; issuing writs of
attachment, twenty-five cents; taking replevin, or oth-
er bonds, twenty-five cents; and in all cases where the
demand in controversy exceeds the sum of fifty dollars,
they shall respectively charge, have and he entitled to
receive the following fees, to wit: for issuing each
summons in debt or damages, and making docket entry,
twenty-five cents; rendering judgment on all trial cases,
fifty cents; entering judgment by confession, twenty-
five cents; entering continuance ten cents; to be paid
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by the party applying for the same; Provided, objec-
tion be made by the opposite party, search or trans-
cript from the docket, ten cents; and they shall charge,
have and be entitled to receive the following fees, in
criminal cases, to be paid by the county for issuing each
State's writ, twenty-five cents; search warrant, twenty-
five cents; taking recognizance of witness, each fifteen
cents; taking recognizances, in each case reported to
court, twenty-five cents; to any justice of the peace
for holding an inquest upon deceased persons, the sum
of five dollars.
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Other fees.
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SEC. 2. And be it enacted, That justices of the
peace, be and they are hereby authorised to have, re-
ceive and charge all, and any fees, which they are now
authorised by law to have, receive and charge, other
than those enumerated and prescribed by the first sec-
tion of this law.
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