Vierling v. State

Vierling was prosecuted before a justice of tbe peace, for retailing intoxicating liquors without a license. He was fined. Within the time allowed by law he appealed to the court below. Instead of entering into a recognizance in form, as required by the act prescribing the powers and duties of justices of the peace in State prosecutions (2 G. & H. 638, secs. 10, 11), he gave an appeal bond, conditioned as follows: “Now if the said Vierling shall prosecute his said appeal to effect, and pay the judgment that shall be rendered against him, on said appeal in said common pleas court, then this…