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An Act to establish separate courts in the county of St. Francis. 1860-1861 168 (1860)

handle is hein.slavery/ssactsar0168 and id is 1 raw text is: 168 ACTS OF prayed for, in the same manner that an appeal can be had from the decision of any of the inferior courts of this state, to the higher courts thereof, and all appeals, provided for by this act, shall, when taken in the proper manner, work a stay in each case to any further steps therein, until the same shall be de- cided. Sic. 25. Be it further enacted, That the law regulating the redemption of lands sold for state and county tantA, shall regulate the redemption of all lands sold for taxes, under thik act. Sec. 20. /ie it further enacted, That the clerk of the board shall, after the board shall have corrected each assessment list which Ohall be made under this act, make a correct copy of the same, and file it for the inspection of all parties interested. Src. 27. lie it further enacted, That II laws and parts of laws in conflict with this act, be, and the same are, hereby repealed, and that this act take eflect and be in force from and after its passage. ArRnv'u, January 10th, 1861. No. 79. AN ACT to establish separate courts in ihe county of St. Francis. 1. St. Francis to be di %ided into two 5. Madison and Cotton Plant distinct judicial distriets-nanws. districts. 2. The courts of Madison district shall 6. The two judicial districts of Madi- be held under the present st)le for son county to hear the saue rela- St. Franels county. tion to each other as other distines 3. Circuit court to be held at Cotton districts to each other. Plait-how often. 7. JudgmentA in the respective dis- 4. The circuit court held at the county tricts-what effect to have. seat extends only over Madison 8. Citizens of St. Francis - how far district. liable to serve on juries.

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