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such order for relieving the said petitioner or otherwise as to
justice shall appertain, and the said court shall have full power
to enforce obedience to the said order by writ of injunction or
attachment or other process, which would be applicable in the
enforcement of the said order in the event that the same had
been passed by the said court in the exercise of its general
equity jurisdiction and the said court shall have power to pro-
vide for the examination of witnesses under a commission or by
deposition, and for taking or collecting other necessary evidence
to be used at the hearing as aforesaid and for the trial of issues
involving any controverted matter of fact by a jury, under the
direction of the said court, if the said court shall deem such
trial to be proper, and either party may appeal from the final
order to be passed by the said court or any order determining
the merits of the said application or any part thereof to the
Court of Appeals, and the said appeal shall be heard and de-
termined at the first term of the said court next after the trans-
mission of the transcript of the record of the said appeal to the
said court, and in the event of an appeal as aforesaid, the said
Court of Appeals shall have authority to pass such order in re-
lation to the costs of the said proceeding as may seem right and
proper.

Passed March 10, 1861.

ARTICLE XXIX.

Courts.

Chapter 268 repeals the 19th section of this Article, and the proviso to the 33d section
of the 6th Article, (I. Supplement, 18-26, ) so far as inconsistent therewith, and
enacts as follows:

SEC. 1. Upon all judgments or decrees, or orders for the pay-
ment of money rendered, or to be rendered by any court or jus-
tice of the peace in any of the counties of this State, to which
this act shall be made applicable, and upon all powers to sell,
contained in any mortgage, and on all decrees for sale of mort-
gage property, there shall be a stay of execution until the first
day of January eighteen Hundred and sixty-five; and on condi-