The tri-weekly news. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1865-1876, 1865-12-30

power is hereipaller given to The Court
OF Appeals. Inthe District Court, pro.
secntions shall be conducted by The AT.
torney General, or Solicitor of the Cir.
cult to which the District belongs, or by
a deputy appointed by such Attorney
General or Solicitor, or, III the absence
Of all of these, by an Attorney ap.
pointed by the District Judge. When
ever any case affecting che person or
property OF person of color, which
arises within the District of District
Judge, that Judge nay have an interest
the process may b made, rctsrnable,
and the case be tried before the District
Court ofan adjoining District which the
plaintiff or actor in tIn cISu may select.
VIII. The District Court chail have
the same power and irisdiction. as the
the Superior Court OF Law in reference
to Constables. Juror, punishment of
contempt The District Court shall
have power in all cases Of tenants hold.
ing over, cases of (orcible entry and de.
tainer, cases undpt the Insolvent Deb.
tors Acts, where ne arrest and dRten.
ton are under TIE process of II District
Court, all cases nndcr the Prison Bound
Act, and All matters of District police;
TIC pracyce being always conformed, in
general, TO that of the Superior Court,
subject to the rules wi hich may be. made
by the Court of Appeals.
TX. The Judge Of District Court
shall, in all respects, have the power of
a Magistrate for his District. He shall
exercise supervision over the Clerl; and
Sheriff of his Court, the Coroner, all
Magistrates, Constables, Boards of Com
missioners aud other pubic functonaries
Of his District; and from him to any Of
them may proceed orders, rules and
attachments, or writs of mandamus,
prohibition, certiorari. quo qoa,ranto or
scire Jacias.
X The Judge Of a District Conrt
shall have the powers in respect to ha.
deas corpus which two Magistrates have
under the NINTH section ofthe Act cou.
crtning the Office and dniics OF, Magis.
rLrateSi passed A d. 1889; he may ad.
nit 20 bal in all cases bailable. and in
al cases trable in his Court, and NAV
also exercise jurisdiction under haJeas
corpus at common law in all cases with.
III his District, where liberty of person
of.,color is restrained, or the liberty Of
any person is restrained by a person OF
color; and in all cases within his Dis.
'ric', which affect white persons only,
except thai he shall not have the power
OF Judge of Superior Court to d;s,
| charge or let to bail white persoh
charged with felony not clergyablc,
against whom trrw bill has been found.
XI. Tho Judge of a District Court
shall have the power which is given to
, two Magistrates By the Act of 1887,
concerning vagrants; and shall likewise
have the power which two Magistrates
have under the twcntv.thisl section Of
the "4Act concerning the Office and d,t.
iips OF Magistrates, passed a. D. 1899,
in respect to tenants holding over: and
in ,hecaseo of tena holding over, or Of
an issue of fact to be tried untcr the
Prison Bound Act, orin any other case
where, by law, there is provision for
trial or inquest by Jury before one or
more Magistrates, the District Judge
may either proceed to organize Jury,
as Magistrates are directed to do, and
have trial before himsc'!at place to
he appointed by him, or may take the
case into his Court, and submit it 20 a
jury organized there, as is hereinafter
provided; and the verdict had ils either
course Shall have all the effect which
any verdict before Magistrates would
have; IN appeal may be taken by either
party to Circuit Judge at Chambers.
or iii open Court, from the decision ofthe
District Court on the trial of any case
between landlord and tenant, or Of for.
chile entry and de,ainer, Prorided,
That notice of the appeal shall he given
in writing to the District Judge, and to
the opposite party, or his attorney,
within twcnty.four house after the de.
cson shall have been rendered, and
that time not exceeding twenty.days,