Clarkson v. Jenkins

As there is no bill of exceptions in this casé we can only examine the record proper.

The action is for the claim and delivery of personal property, and it originated before a justice of the peace. The property was taken from the defendant by the constable, and delivered to the plaintiffs. The plaintiffs had judgment before the justice, and the defendant appealed. The appeal was taken on the twenty-fifth day of April, 1891, which was the same day of the trial, and it was, under the law, returnable to the next regular term of the circuit court, which was begun and held on the fourth Monday in…