The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1870-05-14

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Jurisdiction us properly belongs to
q Supreme Court, and shall hear
aud determine ull manner of pleas.
I plants, motions, uusos and coutro-
yerics. civil and criminal, which
may be brought before IL, from any
Circuit Court, Chanccry Court or
other inferior Tribunal, from which
by law q cause may he removed,
either by appeal or writ of error, or
other legal means, and which shall
be cognizablcins nsaid Supreme Court
according to the Constitution and
laws of this State, and all laws in
force in this State on the thiticth
(30th) Of November, one thousand
eight hundred and siXty-nine QS69l
regulating the Jurisdictions aud prae-
tice in the High Court of Errors and
Appeals, or otherwise appertaining
thereto, so far as they may be appli-
cable, shall continue in force and be
applied to the Supreme Court, estab-
lished by this Act.
Sec. 3. BE it further enacted, That
all causes now pending and mde.
termined in the High Court of Err
rors and Appeals, including all ca.
ses in process Of being removed Il
said Court of Appeal or Writ o.
Error, shall be transferred to the Su
preme Court, and tried and deter
mined by said Court in the same
manner as other causes; and al
books, papers, andrecords and Other
property of the High Court of Er
rors and Appeals, shall be preserves
in the office of the clerk of the Su
preme Court and the Clerk OF sal,
High Court or other person having
the custody thereof, shall delive
the same to the clerk Of the Suprem
Court, as soon as he
9 appointed and qualified an
upon his failure and refusal to do s.
he shall be deemed guilty OF a mi
demeanor and subject to indictmer
therefor, and on conviction, he sha
be fined not exceeding five hundre
dollars (s500)
" Sec. 4. BE it further enacted, Tha
y the Supreme Court shall appoint
clerk OF said Court, by an orde
entered of record in the proceeding
thereof, who shall hold his office fc
the term of four years, from the dat
, of his appointment, unless soon'
: removed. lie shall take the oat
it of office and execute a bond, as r.
quired ofthe clerk of the High Cou
Of Errors and Appeals before ente
ing on his duties, and shall be +
moved at the pleasure Of a majorl1
u of the Judges Of said Court, wi
shall have powerto appoint his su
re cessor for the unexpiredterm. Ii
fees shall be the same as those her
tofore allowed to the clerk Of Il
High Court Of Errors and Appea
until otherwise provided by law.
oh Sec. 5. Be it further enacted, Th
the Supreme Court shall have po'
~ er to appoint q recoroef ol their
cisions by an order entered on t
minutes of the Court, who shall he
his office for the term OF six yea
I'd from the date of his appointing
who shall discharge the duties a
the receive the compensation now p
= vidcd by law, and who shall be
movable at the pleasure ola maj
ity of the Judges Of said Court.
Sec. 6. BE it further enacted, II
the Judge of the Supreme 90
iio shall be authorized to procure
said Court a Seal with appropri
.he devices thereon, and the same 81
y, be paid for out of the State Trea
~ ry, on the certificate Of one OF
'u' Judges, that the account there