Vandalia Whig and Illinois intelligencer. [volume] (Vandalia, Ill.) 1832-183?, 1833-03-13

said suit shall had been Originally commenced in said
circuit court whatever may lie the amount Of the |
sum, or the damages claimed or the citizenship or
residence of the parties Pfovded, That if special
bail was required in the suit When brought in the
State court the petitioner shall before said suit shall
proceed in the said circuit curt, enter good and
sufficient bail in the clerks oie of the said circuit
court; and, thereupon, the bail taken in the State
court shall be discharged.
SEC. 2. .dnd be itfurther encted, That, when
ever suits entered in any ciit court of the Uni
ted states, as herein before provided for it shall be
the duty OF SAID court to cause due notice thereof
under the hand and seal OF the er the said court
to- be gwen to the State court (which said suit was
originally brought; and, on eceiving such no.
ice, the State court shall proceed no further in said
cause And if the said State,ca shall, neverthe-
iessproceed theren,t shallbe 3uty of SAID circuit
on tho ai.ri;"s" ,' te orisua defendant or
setung forth the fact on sath, . issue an
Iin!uncuon, prohibiting and enjonng ne pl;sntif in
sara SUIT and his agent and attorneys, from hrther
proceedings or prosecuting said suit III said Safe
court. 80
SEC. 3. .4ad beit further enacted, Tint in ali
otner proceedings in nature of civil suit uTder pro-
cess oil aState Court, Judge, Justice of State
Court by capias in withernam, in nature os dis
tress by attachment otherwise against the person
or effects of any officer of the customs or revenue
ohcer as herein before specified. or any other per-
son AIDING or assisting them for account OF
any act done or omitted to be done under and by
virtue of the laws of the United States, shall and
may be lawful for the Judge of the United States
Circuit Court for the district in which such process
may issue, the United States District Judge said
District, on application Of the defendant or defend
ants for that purpose setting forth the facts oath
forthwith to issue an injunction, restraining and en-
Joining the plaintiff in such carias, or attachment OF
other process, from any further proceedings there
| in.
SEC. q. find be 1t further enacted, That upon the
lsshng OF any process of Injunction, herein prov
ded for, it SHALL be the duty of the Marshals, forth
WITH to execute the same, the Sherifs Of the sew
eral States may do. And If any individual or ind
viduals shall Knowingly and wilullv obstruct or re
sist any officer of the United States in serving or at
tempting to serve execute said process, or shall
disobey said process when executed, he or they s,
offending shall be guilty of nisdemeanor and, OIL
conviction thereof, shall be fined not exceeding five
thousand dollars, and imprisoned not exceeding two
| years, at the discretion of the Court
I SEC. s. .4nd be 1t further enacted, That either o
the Justices of the Supreme Court or either Of tn
Judges of the District Courts Of the United States
in addition to the authority already conferred OF
them by law, shall have power to grant wrts of ha
beas corpus in all cases Of person persons in iai
or confined where he orthey shall have been commit
ted or imprisoned in pursuance of any sentence o
any State Court for any act done pursuance of tn
revenue laws Of the United Stase or any ORDER pro
cess, decree of any Judge or Court of the 'Upet
states; any thing in any act of Congress to the GIN
trary Notwithstanding. And if any rersopshaDhs-
obey the commands of said writ Of hebea sGorros, he
IshaI De au]udged guilty IF rnfsdemeasoh and, on
conviction thereof, may be fined not/Xcceding six
thousand dollars and imprisoned notexoeeding three
wears, at the discretion Of the Cay<.