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Decisions of tko Bapreme Coart of
Gssrgla.
Delivered in Atlanta, March 18/7/, 1873.
From the Atlanta Constitution.
TRIPPE, J. was providentially pre
vented from presiding in the following
case:
Mary TL Shorter vs. Wo. B. Marshall.
New trial, from Muscogee.
WARNER, C. J.
This was an action brongbt by the
plaintiff against tne defendant on an
open acoount for $100 00, the price of a
fifty-saw cotton gin* On the trial of the
case, the jury found a verdict for the
plaintiff^ A motion was made for a new
triAl on the several grounds set forth in
the reoord, which was overruled by the
court, and the defendant a excepted.
There was no error in bverruling the ob
jection to the execution of the interroga
tories, inasmuch as the answers of the
witness were, by consent, taken without
a commission issued by the court, and
not having been taken under the statute
regulating the issuing and return of com
missions to take testimony, was not con
trolled by its provisions. According to
the previous rulings of this oourt, there
was no error in overruling the objections
to the answers of the witness, Marshall,
on the ground that the questions were
not tally answered, or because some of
the questions were too leading. Nor do
we find any error in the oharge of the
court in relation to the statute of limita
tions, or in regard to the impeachment
of the witness Towns in view of the evi-
denoe oontained in the reoord, or in the
refusal of the court to charge as re
quested. There is no doubt from the evi
dence that the plaintiff sold the gin to
the defendant, Mrs. Shorter, either in
her individual capaoity or as the admin
istratrix of Shorter, and that the same
was used and nearly worn oat by her in
one capaoity or the other. The only
doubt arising from the evidence is wheth
er she ordered and received the gin in
her individual capacity or as adminis
tratrix of Shorter’s estate. That question
was fairly submitted to the jury under
the oharge of the Court, as well as the
question whether under the law as given
in oharge and the evidence, the plaintiff’s
demand was barred by the statute of limi
tations, and the juty found in tavor of
the plaintiff on both the questions sub
mitted to them. In our judgment the
verdict of the jury did substantial justice
between the parties, and the Coart be
low being satisfied with it we will not
disturb their findings.
Let the judgment of the Court below
be affirmed.
James M. Russell for plaintiff in error.
B. H. Crawford, M. J. Crawford for
defendant
TRIPPE, J., was providentially pre
vented from presiding in the following
oase.
Hubbard Vanhorn vs. Jesse J. Bradford.
Buie vs. Sheriff, from Muscogee.
WARNER, J.
The error complained of in this case
was the refusal of the Court to make the
rule absolute against the Sheriff ou the
statement of facts disclosed in the record.
The Sheriff levied the mortgage fi fa. on
the laud described therein as the prop
erty of the defendant, and advertised
the same for sale, but before the sale
thereof, was notified that the defendant's
wife had applied for and had the laud
set apart us a homestead for the bene
fit of herself and minor children by iho
Ordinary, that an appeal had been lakeu
from the judgment ol the Ordinary, al
lowing tue homestcadf to the Superior
Court Under these circumstances he
took tho 'egal advice of his counsel as
to hirduty, who advises him to post
pone the sale of the land until the pres
ent term of the Court, so that "the plain
tiff might obtain an order of tho Court,
directing him to sell tho laud
if it was his duty to do so, aod so
notified tho plaintiff, the plaintiff offered
to indemnify him if he would proceed to
sell the land which he declined to do,
had no intention to disobey the order of
the Court, but only desired to be pro
tected in tho discharge of his duty as
Deputy Sheriff. The land is still sub-
j ect to be sold under the levy whenever
tbe homestead question shall be settled
adversely to tne applicant theiefor, and
whenever the Court shall so order. In
view of tho faois contained in the record
of this case, we affirm the judgment of
the Court below in discharging tuo rule
against the Sheriff.
Judgment affirmed.
D. H. Burtz, A. A. Dozier, M. J. Claw-
ford, for plaintiff in error.
Poubody A Brannon, for defendant
The Columbus Iron Works Company vs.
Richard R. Qcetchius. Motion to
quash an exemption from Mu&cogec.
WARNER, O. J.
The plaintiff foreclosed a mechanic’s
lieu on personal property under the pro
visions of the 1968th and 1969th sections
of the Code, obtained an execution
which was levied on the steam engine
aud other personal property of the de
fendant. On this statement of facts, so
far on the record discloses them, Foun
tain us the executor of Goetchius, who
assumed to be a creditor of the de.end-
aut, mode a motion to qnash the plain
tiff's execution on the following ground.-::
First. Becanso the lien :s not foreclosed
os in case of steamboat lien*. Second.
The amount claimed to be due is not due.
Third. That 81,300 00 of the money is
tor sale of an engine; and fourth. There
was no demand. Tho court sustained
the motion and quashed the plaintiff's
execution, to which the plaintiff ex
cepted. The lieu otaimed by tbe plain
tiff was foreclosed as in case of steamboat
liens, us appears in the record. The
amount cluimed, 81,478 26, is sworn to
be dvr, and a demand of payment
and refusal is ulso alleged, and the
claim appears to have oeeu prosecuted
witliiu one v»i»r ufter the debt be
came due. Vnu was an execution is-
mi d under the steamboat law lien, aud
the 1970th Section of tne Code declares
that if the person defi edant in such exe
cution, or any creditor of such defendant,
contests the amount, or justice of tbe
claim, or the exigence ot such lien, lie
may iilo hi* affidavit ot the feet setting
birth the grounds of such denial, which
uffidavit ptiull loro. »n issue to be re
turned to It# Court aud tried a* other
cases. The property levied on had not
btcu sold, there was m fuud in Coart tj
t»e distributed truing from the sale of
the dcleudsute property, a-d it was not
made judicially to appear to the Court by
affidavit or otherwise, that Fountain,
ext-cutor, etc., w*8 a creditor of ibe de
fendant, i>r whut was the character of his
claim so far as the record informs us. Iu
other words, be did not lay the founda
lion of hi* right to contest the plaintiff's
execution by making an affidavit as the
Code requires of the grounds of his de
nial of Urn validit of the plaintiff*
cution for the enforcement of his lien.
Whether the plaintiff can enforce a me
chanic’s lieu under the provisions of tbe
steamboat law on personal property, we
express no opinion, it will be time
enough to do that when that question
shall be itised aud brought before the
Court in the manner prescribed by tbe
Code.
Let the judgment of tho Court below
be reversed.
Peabody & Brannon, for plaintiff in
error.
H. L. Benuing, R. J. Moses, for de
fendant.
Helms & Austin vs. James Wigbam,
Guardian. Complaiut, from Chatta
hoochee.
WARNER, 0. J.
This was an action brought by the
plaintiff as the guardian of the minor or
phans of A. O. Hickey, deceased, against
he defendants, on a promissory note for
the sum of 8204 12, dated 4th March,
1862. It appoars from the evidence in
the reoord, that the note was turned over
to the plaintiff, as guardian of the chil
dren of Hiokey, in 18C3, aud that, at the
time of the trial, all of the children of
Hiokey were of age except one. A mo
tion was made by the defendants to dis
miss the oase, on the ground that the
plaintiff had failed to file an affidavit of
the payment of taxes, which motion the
co'irt overruled. The defendants then
requested the court to charge tbe jury
that, if the evidence showed that some of
the children were of age, and some not,
tnen the plaintiff was entitled to have a
verdict as to those under age for their
pro rata shares of the note, but could
not recover as to those who were of full
age, unless there was proof that, after
coming of age, they had paid taxes on
their parts of the note, which request the
court refused, but charged the jury that
if tho evidence showed that tho note
sued on was turned over to tbe plaintiff
as guardian for the children of Hickey,
and that thoy were all of ago except the
youngest; that it was lawful for the plain
tiff to have a judgment against tho de
fendants without proof of the payment
of taxes on the note, to which charge and
refusal to charge, as requested, the de
fendants excepted. In our judgment,
there was no error in the refusal ol the
court to charge as requested, or iu the
charge as given on the statement of facts
disclosed in the record. By the 14»h
section of the aot of 1870, it is declared
that •• nothing in this act shall be so
construed as to affect any claim due any
widow or minor contraoted prior to June
1st, 1865.” Therefore, the note sued on
is a claim excepted from the provisions
of that act requiring taxes to be paid
thereon, even if the act is a valid con
stitutional law, whioh, in my judgment,
it is not.
Let tho judgment of the court below
be affirmed.
E. H. Worrill, represented by Peabody
Sc Brannon, for plaintiff in error.
No appearance for defendant.
W. V. Collier, et al, vs. Theodore Sapp,
Admistrator. Injunction, from Mus
cogee.
WARNER, C • J.
The cumpluint filed his bill against the
defendants praying for an injunction, and
the appointment of u lieccivor. The
Court granted the injunction and ap
pointed the Receiver in accordance with
the prayer of the complaint's bill, where
upon tbe defendants excepted. Tho reo
ord of tliia case exhibits an anomalous
state of facts. In Juno, 1860, the com
plainant’s intestate sold to the defend
ants a plantation containing twelve hun
dred and five acres, and executed to them
a bond to make a title thereto when they
should pay certain described notes, giv
en for the land. The defendants win
into tho possession of the lund, aud have
continued in possession thereof either by
themselves or teuauts. Suit was institu
ted against the defendants for the amount
due on tho notes when they ple..d
ed thereto the Relief Act of 1868,
and upon the trial me jury
found the following verdict: “We, the
jury, return die land to the plaintiff, and
the plaintiff pay the defendants the sum
of 83,553 27, on which verdict a judg
ment was entered by tue court The de
fendant* then sued out a writ of error to
this court, obtained a supeisedeas ou fil
ing an affidavit of their iuubility to give
security on account of their poverty, then
withdrew their writ of «rror from this
court, whereby the judgment of thecourt
below wds uffiimed. The complaiut alle
ges that he has been ready, at all times,
to perform what was required oi him by
said judgment, and now offers to do so.
The complainant alleges that ho has been
compelled to pay the sum of 8114 20 for
taxes, to prevent the land from being sold
ny the sheriff theietor, and that the de
fendants have remained iu possession of
the land by themselves or tenants, and re
ceived large sums for the rents and profits
thereof, aod have hud an execution issued
for the umouut whioh compluiuaut was to
pay under the beioru recited verdict and
judgmeut, and levied it ou said lund. Tne
complainant claims, iu his bill, that the
defendants shall accouut for tne rents and
profits of the land, and tho same shall be
deducted from the principal and interest,
which he is required to pay under said
verdict aud judgment, aud also the
taxes which he has been com
pelled to pay on the land, inasmuch,
as iho defendants are insolvent. Who
was bound to pav the taxes on the land
was not discussed before us, uud we ex
press no opinion in regard to that ques
tion. There were affidavit* tiled in rela
tion to the value of the rent of the land,
which are conflicting as to what the rent
Was worth. Iu view of tho peculiar facts
of this case, we tiod no error in the
Oourt below in granting the injunction,
and appointing a Receiver until the final
hearing of the cause on it* merits, in or
der that the respective nghtf and iquities
of the parties may bt considered aud ad
judicated. Under the Constitution and
laws of t is Mtate, ihu Superior Court* or
the Judges thereof, are clothed with the
authority aud discretion to grant, or to
refuse to grant iLjuuctions, and it u a
mistake to suppose that this Court will
interfere to coutrol that discretion, un
less some well established rale of law or
principle of equity has been violated.
Let the judgment of the Court below
be affirmed.
M. H. Blau ford, B. A. Thornton,
Peabody A Brannon, for plaintiff* in
L. T. Downing, R. J. Moeea, for de
fendant.
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Thuaiua, Quaaouaa, IXWOOTOU. ato.. lsaapodtRy
oalledt and u tasy are touedta part farrodtoaf.
lion ol cards! hoodi <4 tbs glato, nuat otwhtok
bur only ala par oant. lntaraat, lhay ara off,rad Al
per for thou aunriUec.
Their number. aHaa. and lima of paymari wOJ I e
a. roller. Tin
ll I lilO PR riJMp .. tl
1,000 hood, of |1» tub, due la 1010. J070, '; L .t:
1177.1070 ........4MO.OOU
SOObondaof »0oo each, Dua In ICTff, 100? "
MSI. MSI dOOAAS
... 1
100bond,of X400OMh,dwIn MORIAH .
UOA,MOA r UA.OOO
The bond! ara In Iho haada at thaaaffranr, and
will ba randy tor liana vary shortly aftaettoyaae
noetrod from him. MaauwhUo, aBaAto Aoahrato
uehuffA Off lavato eaa, by AnaiROMt old
bond* or the eirrenoy to this Doptototool. rootora
orrtMoata,. If tht bond, Ihillll] Sol M ready, drew-
laaiaMeeal frost thadateof tto, Wade; ad oiBoatos
(ITU at. ihalr umptoUeu. tka MriUnTOM out he
breniht forward end Ike hdMro <"
JOUII JOffaff, toaeeawim. ;
Alltha papers la Urn Btato ara taTemal toptoh^
Hah vatu the Ut oO April. And forward ihalr .
to tbe Troamry tor pafriut.
Whole Ttoketa 810: Halves 98, and Quartern 99.80,
Elevan Whole Ticket* flOO. No dtoeount on leM
then 9100 order*.
Nothing could be
then ticket* to thl* ltougu*t
raxi
„ ,—*o* grander utl*factory r
object of Uto third Gift Oonoart 1* the
and endowment of the Public Library t
which, by the epeotol ect authorising
for It* benefit, to to be forever ire* to all dttoena ol
every Btato. This Concert will be oondaoted like
tiro Am end second heretofore given, end full por-
,iK.«AXm»to V« **— -tofadl ■*•■”*■* «*A flttAt—MflRg
them end evaryth’ng uooeaeary to a thorough uu-
demanding of the aohom* from beginning to end,
r published in the form of * circular, which
furntohed, free of of ooet. <o any who apply,
ntlre management of this undertaking has
been com ml Ued by the trustees to Hon. Tho*. R
Uramlette, late Governor of Kentuehy, to wbom all
communication* pertaining to tbs Olft Couoaif
ohouid bo addressed.
B. T. DURBETT, President
W. N. HALDKMAN, Vice Pree'l
JOHN CAIN, Beo'y Publlo Library of Ky.
FAUMEU8' AND DROVE 118* HANK, Treasurer.
"A* the time forth* Concert lecloae at hand (Apvl!
8th.) parties wanting ticket* ahould a*ud us their
ordhr* immediately It they would avoid the rush end
uelsy absolutely unavoidable in the few day* pro
ceeding the drawing- 111 order* and application*
for agendo*, circular* and luloruistlou will meet
with prompt attoutloo.
TH09. K. DRAM LETTS,
Agent Pub. Lib. Ky., Loulevil 1 *, Ky."
1’HILI.lPi & CPKV, 1 n
Rkdwink Sc Fox. j Agcuw» Atlanta,G
H. W. IIahmet, Agent, Marietta, Qa.
f*b7d2tewhwtepr6
GEORGIA
STATE LOTTERY.
FOB THE BENEFIT OF THE
CAPITAL I'lilZB ...J7.u00.00
MARCH DKAWING
80,810 Trfscft, amoantloff to $58,268,20
TICKETS $1.00. BUARX9 IN PROPORUOX.
I N the above Bohemt, formed by the Ternary
Combination of 78 number*, making78,018 tick-
To determine tbe fate of thee* prise* end blanks,
78 number*, from 1 to 78 iucluslve, will be seveially
placed in a wheel on the day of the draw'
of them drawu out et random; aud that uca#i oar*
lug for lta combination tho 1st, Id and 3d drawn
number*, will be entitled to the
CAPITAL PRIZE OF *7,000 00
Test ticket having ou It too 4th, fith end
6th drawn numbers, to
Tbit ticket having on It the 7th, Hth end
8th drawn nutnbera, to
That ticket having on It the Uth, tlth and
610 00
6f0 00
800 00
6*0 00
8tb drawn numbers, to...
hat ticket having ou It the 8th, IHh and
10th drawn number*, to
That ticket bevtog ou It the 9tb, 10th end
830 00
6»J 0
That ticket having on U the let. 2d and 4th
drawn number*, to
hat ticket having on It the tot, 2nd and
8th drawn number*, to
That ticket having on itlh* tot, 2d and IU
" to
(being E
the drawn n ambers ou, •
Thee* 88 ttoketa having on them the tot
and 2nd drawn number*, each
Thole #4 ticket* having on them the 2nd
4tb drawn numbers, each
All other Uofceu ibeing 4,224) with two oI
the drawn number* on, each
I* ticket* (being MJ
e drawn number*, a
Jhuredays.
Oo Monday* capital will to* .$7,809 Ot
Uu Tuesdays and Fridays capital will be 4.600 Ou
On Wednesday* capital will be §,— ‘
For further particular* send for eohemee.
No ticket whioh shall have inn * prise ot
perior denomination oam be entitled to an inferior
prise. Prison payable forty (4T *
■eg. and subject to Uu usual
Ah prise* of $90 09mnd under win be paid imme-
dtotely otter the drawing, without the uarat dad Mo
tion of If per cent
MB' Prise# csebed at this office.
HOWARD k oo., Managers,
feb 21-dim Alton**. Os.
'VWY ThatPube Htimulant,
^R.wYoto.toformtoby^ ^
Tbe Live Grocer, Peachtree eti eat.
Poor. JOHN DARBY, the greet Chemist, cere-
folly analysed the Century, end sold that for “purity
and strength" It “must stand pre-eminent/'
Da W. W. HA1JL, to# widely known editor of
Jell'* Journal of Health, any*: “It to beyond dto-
puta toot bed whisky—adulterated toqaora—vxerotoa
■“■lajSsaBffiisaEMri:
Doyv Law Cotton 1
and Guano Distributor.
ulat* every oottom grower to devise ■ .
end, then any similar machine, a* hundred* hare
taetihed. Planters wlU find It to their intoiwl to
investigate the true merits of tht* staple mecMos,
wktoh hag met with >neh lmatanse * ^ ~—
Bands are * dd anuu “
Our only trouble ha*
enough to supply _—
Planter has distanced all other* la
and elands unrivalled for edJtMilbUMy, f
work, eud durability—can distribute any $
guano or seed aeelred, with meshomralaM
'Ve now monufeotirre thorn both with OM without
tlm rovoMng Attoehment Our Ooverar to eprasM
by two edjustohto steel apriuge, uud con hu Utohit
i f detoehed in three mlnutea.
Parties ordering meohloos, will plraaa atffawtotot-
Sr tbey sre weuud wttn or wlthoot the Oeieito.
Also write name, depot, end route for BtiijUMWt la
e pigln hand.
Price of maehlnee, delivered at our depot, witheto
ovem $16 O'*. Coverer $3 00 extra. THKOAfH
OHY INVAK1BLY At xJOMPANT ALL ORDfiK
those ordering par Express 0.0, D„ Will ptomm
remit at least one-half —rant of order to cash.
Parties order tog. ran Mail usX. Y. Ixebonge. P.O.
Money order on Mason. Go., u Registered Letter,
•r par Express, by pre-paylng Express charges.
Those expecting toelr or den to nraira ora aMara
tlon, must comply with our terms.
9&JI*od for Pries LUt and Descriptive CkMlegUS.
whioh wUl be mailed free ra eppiUeatom. TUff fur
ther particular*, address,
MILLEB. BROWN fc Co.,
PROPRIBTOH9
Georgia Agricultural weeks
fr
FORT VALLEY, GA,
CBAMLonoa, 9. C-, Not. 91*1,1MB.
Moans. MHleg. Brown hOo.: Osnte-Oer mtos
ut ip ring of the Dow Lew Cotton Planter, wars
a or* than double those et toe- previous yrar. rad
we wsrsuusbU to supply toe demand for toe* rad.
lost tbe eels of e number of machines.
The Planters wttn whom we have ora smell, all
spssk in the moat favorable terms of IU sorbic,;
quail tie*, and we regard It M the moat popular sad
efficient Planter we rave sold.
Yours truly, J. X. ADO Ell h CO-
Yaxoo Cm, Mim,, Bov. 16th. 1172.
Masers. Milter, Brown t Oo., Fort Valley, Gc i
entiemeu—Our customers who have Mod to* Daw
Lew Gotten Planter e
a van vsli
planting a
the labor <
sown by hand
Qter sold byyoa, give It tbs prates of
Implement, ieeeontog the Inbar of
itrtbutlng to* seed evenly, vafiffBtot
BAJK9B$m»9W$B*
Omixthu, hhh-, Bov. 18. IBT9.
>xr■«r*. Miner. Brown b Oa, Port VaUsy. a*-t
Geuttomen—W# have been eetilng toe Harris Im
proved Dow Law Oottom Planter tho pom seramo,
and take pleasure la saying tost they have given
general Mil*fiction. The demand for them wtU ln-
orsaee as tbstr morlla beeem* Lnowsu
Vary respectfully, TEAGUE k WIT BOB.
Ooumn, Ha., Bra. 18.1971. *
•era MUtor, Brown h Oo., Fort Valley. Gs.t
Geutiemeo—Tour tovotof the ilto tost, to raesimd.
We wish to toy to you tost ws sell so Aurleulfoal
implement that gives moos iral pfoseare te tb#
Ismr, and et tbs urn Has* return* itoooetqulcb-
ttom to* Dow Law Gotten Planter. Weprorara
sravhing that makes lu appmranoe to tolRr**tqnd
I the farmer, bat do not hope to ever seesnytving
_tter than to# Dow Law Ootton Ptousrf. Xou map
look for maay order* foom we.
Yoaxa rsapectiUliy,
The E. 1 Kimball Rouse.
The Only .Graded House in the South.
BOARD PEE DAY..
Third |to*..., .«•*»•<
Fourth Floor
Above Fourth Floor.-.
Myfiocrs to suite ■ entry amrebaoto
I have graded lay fioar* to *sit e .untry mercnnaW
and the traveling pabOa generally.
& r.TWrt: I
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