Touhy v. Rector

Rector, on the 12th clay of August, 1870, recovered, before .a justice of the peace of Pulaski county, a judgment against Touhy & G-reen for two hundred dollars, from which, as appears from the justice’s docket, the defendants, on the same day, “prayed an appeal to the circuit court, which was granted, by their giving bond;” but it does not appear, from the entries on the docket, or otherwise, that an affidavit for appeal was made or filed, or that an appeal bond was taken and approved by him; and no transcript was ever filed in the circuit court,, except the one in the proceedings hereafter…