The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1873-01-18

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zoe b. &C. u ianher enacted. Tha,
the parties shall be SLOWED process
Tor witnesses. aod the right Of con.
t%inuanco iGf Sufficient cause. a. IN
other cases. and II either party DE.
mand a jury, ine case shall be- tried
by a iury Of competent jurors and
tie verdict Of the jury and iudg
ment II the court shall be rendered,
substantially in the same n ~
In common Law trials In the Circuit
Court, 40 tar ~ may be applicable.
Sec. o. Belt further enacted, That
either party being dissatisfied with
the verdict and judgment, may have
an appeal Of writ Of error, Or c%ertior-
ari 90 emoye the cause from the
| Justices Court, to the Circuit Court
Of the county; Provided, Affidavit
Of good faith aud no desire to delay,
be first filed by the party claiming
this right; And Provided, The par
" claiming such right shall execute
bond with good and sufficient secu-
rity, in double the amount of the
judgment OF such Justice, payable to
the adverse party, conditioned that
the obligors shall abide the .judg-
ment of the Circuit Court, on trial
Of cause in that court.
Sec. 7. BE itturther enacted, That
the. Circuit Court on appeal, or writ
of error or certiordri, shall hear and
decide the cause according to the
principles and rul IS of appellate
courts, or de moro, as the nature of
the ease shall require, and correct
errors, order a new trial before the
Justice on terms, or reverse or affirm
the judgment or proceedings OF said
Justice, in whole or in part, accor-
ding to the most liberal principles
of right and justice.
Sec. s, BE it further enacted, That
if no appeal, writ of error, or certio-
rari, be taken within three days
from the rendition of judgment, the
Justice shall proceed, if the verdict
and judgment be for the complain
ants issue, his writ of sale (rendition,
erponds) ior the sale of property
seized in accordance with the com
/, plant, and the same shall be sold in
like manner, and upon like notice,
as in sales of property under execu-
ton from Justices Courts; and il
such Judgment be for the release of
the property to the defendant, the
!, Justice all give Judgment for the re-
lease OF the property to the defend
ant, and against the complainant for
cost.
See. 9. Be it further enacted, That
the jurisdiction of the Justices of
, the Peace, under this Act, shall ex-
t tend to all cases whatever, in which
the wages claimed shall not exceed
the sum of one hundred and fifty dol
lars, exclusive of interest; and in all
cases in which the amount shall ex-
ceed one hundred and fifty dollars,
the warrant provided in the second
section of this Act, shall be made
returnablc by the Justice to the Cir
cult Court of the county, in which
the property may be, orc of the coun-
; ty in which the labor shall have
been performed, as the complainant
) may elect; and the same proceedings
shall be had as is hereby provided
; for in Justices Court, and the decis,
ion of the Court shall be final.
Sec. 10. BE it farther enacted,
That there shall be also a first hen
on all agricultural products raised
in this State, in favor of every EN-.
ployer, as against every laborer EN-
ployed by HIM, in the production
thereof, Tor all provisions, clothing,
; and necessary plantation supplies,
advanced or furnished, and for all
money furnished for the purchase
, Of tie same, for and IN behalf Of
| such laborer, while SO employed, to
/, DO enforced and collected in the same
manner, and with the same penalties
in all respects, as is provided in this
Act tor the enforcement and collec-
ton of wages due to !aborers; and
the same OF like proceedings, SO far
as they are applicable, shall be had
for the enforcement thereof.
Sec. IL. Be it further enacted,
That if any person shall knowingly
sell, or remove any agricultural pro-
duet subject to any lien, under the
provisions of this Act, without hav-
ing first fully paid up and satisfied
such lien, such person shall be deem
ed guilty of a misdemeanor, and on
conviction thereof, shall be fined not
less than the value Of the property
so sold or removed, and imprisoned
in the county Jail not less than one
nor mole than three months.
Sec. II. Be it further enacted.
That for all labor performed, not in
raising a crop, and for which there is