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THE ACT TO CREATE A COUNTY COURT
FOR EACH COJNTYr-
The Legislature, at its late session,
passed an act to create a County Court
for each county in the State (with a
few exceptions.)
The County Judge must he a resi
dent of the county one year before the
appointment, and must be twenty-five
years old, and must be appointed by
the Governor and confirmed by the
Senate; term of office four years, to
continue till his successor is appointed
and qualified. Jlis sqlaiy, in each
county, is to be fixed by the Grand
Jury at the Sig Term of the 'Supe
rior Court, v, >h shall be levied by
the Ordinary, to be collected with
other taxes. It is not necessary that
the Judge should be a lawyer.
The Court shall have jurisdiction in
all civil cases, matters of contract and
of tort, (except where, by the Con
stitution, exclusive jurisdiction is giv
en to the Superior Courts), where the
principal sum in cases of contract, and
the damage claimed in cases of tort,
does not exceed one hundred dollars,
but where the principal so claimed, or
damage, is more than fifty dollars,
there may be an appeal to the Superi
or Court. Any person desiring to
bring claim within the jurisdiction
of the County Judge, may do so by
remitting, or releasing, so much of his
claim as will bring it within the same.
The Judge shall have jurisdiction over
Ids county, and may hold his courts at
the court-house, or any other place in
said county.
All suits in civil matters shall com
mence by a summons, to be issued
and signed by the Judge, stating the
nature of plaintiffs demand, as in sum
mons of magistrates, and command
ing the defendant to appear at a cer
tain time and place in the countv,
which shall lie the trial or judgement
term. The case may be continued for
Biq same ground and on same terms
as in the .Superior Courts, for a pe
riod not exceeding ten days. Said
summons shall hear date 15 days be
fore trial, and be served 10 days be
fore the same time, if the principal
sum or damage does not exceed fifty
dollars, and shall bear date 50 days be
fore said term of judgement, and be
served 15 days before the same, if the
principal sum of damage exceeds fifty
dollars, and is not more than one lum-,
dred and al'ars.
The County Judge may appoint an
officer to servo all the processes and
writs issued by him, and execute all
orders issued by him taxing tig sgme
bond and security required at Con
stables, not to exceed two hundred
dollars; and. he shall take the oath re
quired of Constables. If either party
is dissatisfied with the judgement of
the County Judge, and the principal
sum, or damage,-claimed, exceeds fifty,
dollars, he may enter an appeal to the
Superior Court within so ir days, and
the Judge shall transmit the same,
and all papers connected w ith the case,
to the Clerk of the Superior Court, at
least five days before the next term.
Where the principal sum does not ex
oeed fifty dollars, either party may
sue out a certiorari , winch may be
disposed of by the Judge of the Supe
rior Court in vacation, or at the regu
lar term.
An execution shall be issued by the
County Judge us soon as judgment is
entered, unless an appeal is taken or
certiorari sued out.
The County Judge shall bave power
to procure testimony from witnesses
in his county, to compel the produc
tion of paper and procure testimony
by interrogatories and commission, as
Judges of-the Superior Courts.
r l he Judge shad have jurisdiction
to hear and determine all applications
lor evictions and intruders, tenants
holding over, or the partition of per
sonal property, for the trial of posses
sory warrants, to issue and dispose of
distress warrants—to issue attach
ments, garnishments, to foreclose
mortgages, of personal property, liens,
to attest deeds and other contracts of
registry,-to administer oath* of all sorts,
to exercise the same power as was giv
en to the officer known as the County
Judge, by the act of 1865and in 1866.
in relation to attesting, approving,
enforcing, and setting aside Court con
tracts, as described in Invin’s Code.
Ihe costs in civil cases shall be the
same as in Justices’ Courts, and for
othei matters, the fees and costs shall
be the same as are provided in Sec
tion 813 of Irwin’s Code, and if no
provision is made under said section,
then such fees and costs as shall be
assessed lor his services by a Judge of
the Superior Court.
Said County Judge shall also have
jurisdiction and authority as Justices
of the Peace, to issue criminal warrants
against all persons accused of crimes
and misdemeanors. In cases which
appear to be felonies, they shall com
mit the party to jail for safe keeping,
unless the case be bailable by a Jus
tice of the 1 ©ace, when the accused
may, upon complying with the law, be
bound over to appear before the prop
er court—ln cases which do not ap
pear to be felonies, the Comity Judges
shall have full authority to hear, "de
termine, sentence, decide and adjudi
cate upon the same; unless the party
accused shall, in writing demand au in
dictment by the Grand Jury.
In that case, the judge shall requre
good bond and security. If no such
bond or security is given, then the
Judge shall commit to jail for safe
keeping. If an indictment is found
by said Grand Jury, the Jucfge of the
Superior Court, may if he chooses so
to do, order said indictment to be re
turned, with all the papers, to the
County Judge, to be disposed of by
him after ten days’ notice to the party
accused and the prosecutor. If pat
ties accused shall demand a jury to try
their case, instead of the County Judge,
then th(\case shall be pQ£tponed,gintil
a jury can be summoned lor such trial.
The costs in this court shall be as
sessed as follows ; In all cases begun
not tried, §2 shall be paid (by the par
ty adjudged liable) to the County
Judge, and the same sum to the bailiff
in all cases tried by the County Judge,
or by him and a jury, the costs to be
paid by the party held liable shall be
$3, aud the sum of $2. to- the hulifT
shall, however, when he shall summon
a jury, or serve subpamas for witness
es, have for each juror 20 cents and
each subpoena 10 cents. All of the
costs assessed for the County Judge
shall be paid over by him to* the
County Treasurer as fast as received,
and an account given of the same at
each term of the Court to (lie, Grand
Jury. If said county Judge Shall use
any of said costs, or fail to turn over
the same, he shall be liable, criminally.
All sales to be made by the Bglilf
of the County Judge shall be at the
Court House of the “county, or at a
Militia Court Ground, as the County
Judge may designate, having due re
gard to the .interests of parties ; first
giving the usual notice given by Con
stables, or, when, the County Judge
may so require, give notice by adver
tisement in a newspaper having a gen
eral circulation in the county.
All laws of the State of Georgia,
applicable to civil proceedings before
Justices of the Peace, not inconsis
tent with the provisions of this act,
and which can be applied to the civil
proceedings before the County Judge,
are ipada apart of this act.
"Said County Judge may, in criminal
cases when he deems it necessary, di
rect his criminal warrants, orders anJ
proceedings of all sorts, to the [Sheriff
of the county, to his own Bailiff or
any lawful Constable of the county.
The several County Judges shall
keep their offices, and all papers and
other things belonging thereto, at the
county site, and the Court House, un
less impracticable from any cause, and
notice of wdierQ-s:fol office is located
shall be given 1 y pi.blic&lj'm foyiAhe
space of two weeks in a public gazette,
having general circulation in tlicrespee
t’ve counties, or by notice of the same, at
three or more of the most public places
in the county in the discretion of the
County Judge. That offices shall be
kept open every day, except Sundays,
and public holidays, and days and
times when the County Judge is
absent from the coitnty site, holding
his courts in other places in the coun
ty, which in his discretion, he is al
lowed to do.
Said County Judge shall discharge
all the duties formerly devolving on the
Justices of the Inferior Court, as to
count) business, except in those coun
ties where, by local laws, other pro
vision has been made bv the Legisla
t,ure of this State.
This act goes into effect in each
county upon the recommendation of
the Grand Jury, and not otherwise.
The following counties are except,
-cd from the operation of this law, viz:
Haralson, Pickens, Pike, Cobb,
Dawson, Forsyth, White, Montgome
ry, Telfair, Clinch, Coffee, Irwin,
Sumter, Wilkinson, Gilmer, Appling,
Fannin, Jefferson, Colquitt, Worth,
Mitchell, Emanuel, Johnson, Glass
cock, Fayette, Union, Franklin, Chat
ham, Tattnall, Harris, Chattooga, Wil
cox, Talbot, Ware, Bartow, Cher
okee, DeKalb, Banks, Pierce, Towns,
and Milton, being, 40 in all, leaving
ninety counties in which a court can
be established by the Grand Juries.
There is an error in the above syn
opsis of the County Court bill in rela
tion to the salary and fees of the
Judge. The ‘Sun says:
lie is entitled to fees in all civil
cases, but is required by the law to
pay over to the County Treasurer all
fees collected in criminal cases; and
the grand jury is required to fix a sala
ry or compensation for his services in
attending to the criminal business of
his court, and levy a tax on the conn,
ty to meet such compensation. In all
other respects our synopsis is correct,
and sufficiently full.”
W rior> Ashes for Wheat.—Asub
criber sends us the following as Bis ex_
perienee in using wood ashes, viz.
that in quantities of only eight bushels
per acre, they have a marked effect;
that they push the wheat forward sev
eral days, thus getting it ahead of
that critical period when it is so apt to
be attacked by rust, that they strength
en the stem and increase its solidit v.
All of which, and much more, we can
readily endorse. In fact, ashes are an
excellent application for all crops, and
especially for an orchard.— Amer
ican Aariculturist.
W e should give as we rccieve—
cheerfully, quickly, and without hesi.
tat ion, for there is no grace in abene—
fit that sticks to the fingers.
Hoad. Notice,
NO TICK is hereby given that I have le
ceived a petition, asking that an order be
gruuted to establish a New Public Road in
ihe fifth* District «»f Carroll County, guid
road to leave the Villa Rica and Moore’s 1
bridge rotor!, about one and admit' miles*sitidi
of T. P. Dinglers, running the most practi
cable route - in the direction of Junes’ mills,
thence across Snakes creek, intersecting the
Carrollton and No wuau road at or near Win. I
Amies' residence. % T V -
No w 1 will pass upon said petition on the
first Tuesday in March next.vfny peison wi.-h
ing to interpose objections will tile them on
..or before that dav.
'D. B. JULIAN, Ord*y.
Jan. 2Gth. ’72,
„ ,Cu,itoU Sheriff Salfo
Will be sold before the Coart-llouse door
in Carrollton, Carroll county CJa., within the
legal hours of sale on the first Tuesday in
February next, following property to-wit •
L;t of Land No. 255, and 50 acres of
Lams ii» the S. W. corner of Lot No. 25G,
all in District, of said county : levied
on as the property of Phillip Wisenhuut,
special agent to F K Walker and nis heirs
at law, Uy a mortgage fi la issued
from the Stipeiior court of said county, 1n
favor of Wyatt Mcßurney & Cos., vs. Phillip
Wiscuhunt, special agent, &c. Levied Oct.
fo.T, V. M. WILLIAMSON. Sh’fl.
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ti<- It is tut eiegam ntbcillm.v of
hght. ants graceful literature, am] * M ctiHt4ti.m
of pictures, t lie rerest Pfrciim-us of „rtm ,
skill, in black mid whiUv Althouglt
MUiCWSliBai UumtH'Falhir.ls a tresh r
I ibt friet da. the real vahia ami benui v «|
Aidimj wifi be most appieeiatui abir it j
t>eeu bound up at-, luu cW - \i c V eur
While other public publications m„y e», n -
RnpeVfor chi’npm's? as etimpircd withYivnlsof
» sanilar c ass. ITe Aid no is » uiiiqiie # : ‘
or eomteption—alone and mur.prwuj,
without compel it ,<,n m j
or character. The t*osses**r of llw *-.uti u .
jie-t uvmpl- ted cannot diqdicute the qu tcitv
of fi ae pape and engravings in anv otß*
shape or uuinber of toll/me's fw fen limn it >
cod
fhe labor of getting I'ht* Aldmc ready oi‘
the press is so gieat that rtfuri I ini' is outu?
the q-ustion- W ith tlmc.\ct ptton of u suite?
number SjKcially rvid tor binding, the i.
diti' lt of IST I, is already exhausted, and it
now a scarce as well us valuable book.
N&W IT.ATUUKS FOU 1572
A l;T DKPAKTMI.NT.
I'lu* enthu.'iastie sttppori >o teadilv aerord
ed tu then eiUei pr.M'. wherever it hax hwu
intioduei il, has eouvince l the puhlnhers of
TTie Aldino of the soundness of their theory
that the Ametieau public* would recognize
and heart iiy snp|»oil any sincere elhut torlt
vate the tone and standard of ill list ruled pub
Ueatiuns, | imi so many weakly w ickvd sheets
exist and thrive is not evidence that there is
no iTiiuk'U (or iinvthing belter- imleetl tin sue.
cess of Ihe A Id;tie floui the start is direct
proof (4 the contrary. Withaj*»pitlutibn to
vusJ. au* l of sue It varied taste, a |>u hi idler
C;rn eh iosi* his patrYinS. and his p.iys r is ratli
er indieutiVb <4 his own ll.tui of the taste of
the eotoftry. a guoaotu* ol the ex cel*
leuee of this department, the publid ers w< u!d,
l>egi to uiiiiQuiice during the coming year
spceiineus fttmt the following artists:
W T It Icl aids, Ur.Miiville l'erkins. James Nmflny
V\m H«r,, FOr Darby, ){ K I’izuct
Win Beard, Vi« t t ir >;» Frank It,«rd
<ieoiy, l Smiley.\Yin tt WiMtx, p,iul I>ix,n.'
Aug. V, ill, Jaiucs II l-eNiil, J llowc
Tltes? pictures an bring reproduced with
out regard lo ixpome by the very best en
gravers in the country, and will bear lie se
verest eritienl eorupnrison with the best lm
eign work.it being tl** determinaiioii ol the
pubiisliets that I he A Mine shall l>e a Micet --
lu! vindication of American ta-te in fom|«*.
tiiion with any existing i-üblieatioti in the
wo. Id.
LUTERAKT I )EPA HTM K N T.
Whcte so mtieli is y>,tid to idiixlr.ttion an!
get uj) ol the work, too u.uili dcp' ialetiee on
awteariuicci nuiv very iimrurally l<e found.
To anflcepafe sttci) misgivings, it is endv dm*
essary tost ite that the editorial nmnaei ian t
of The AMine has beeH intrusted to
Ml*. IUOIIAIM) lIKXItV .HTODDaKD,
who has received assurances of n«sist«m*t»
Imm a host of the nmst popular writers and
poets ot the country
THE VOLUME FOR 1872
w ill contain nearly 30(1 pages and about 250
line engravings Commencing with the mnn
her for January, every third number will eon
tana beautiful tinted picture on plate pi
per, iltSitrii and as a li not, spice.
Tin* Christ mas number for 1872 w ill be a
splendid volume in itw-lf. containing fifty in
gravings. (four in t r.t) and although tetnils
a* sl. will be si nt without ixtiu charge
to all yea If It subset ibi is
ACHftOMOTO EVERVSITiSCHI
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