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THE
VOL. Ill
ATLANTA. GEORGIA, SUNDAY, MARCH 23, 1873.
UtcUloaa of Clio Rmpromo
Ottrfls,
Delivered at Atlanta, March 18, 1878.
From tb. Atlanta OMHUft
John Ooliey vs. John P. Han mu, pa.r
disn. Injunction, from Calhoun.
TBIPPE, J.
James K. Daniel died in the year 1864
and id I estate. By one clause of his will
he gave certain property to hia wife, aud
in another clause directed other property
—a plantation and the property theieon
to be kept together, and as eaoh one of
his children attained majority his or her
ahare should be advanced, and so on un
til the youngest beoame of age, his wife
having au equal share therein. Bis wife,
who wss appointed executrix, atterwaras
intermarried with Jonn P. Duncan, and
her late letters testamentary abating, be
took out letters as administrator, tie
non,, eto. Mrs. Dunoan afterwards died
testate, and by her will, after other lega
cies, gave 01 her interest in her first has-
Kartrl’u uaftata rtf fWUl »« u.,1, A f L._ .Ltl
band’d estate $1,000 to each of her chil
dren of tht first marriage, some of them
being yet minors, and the balance of said
intercut to her children by fhe second
marriage. In 1869 ono of the Daniel
children having become of age, and bis
share received oj him. aud another (Lu
cy) being Ifo of age, and bavii.g received
her portioa of the land, said Lucy and
James K. Daniel, the only minor child
of that set of children, oonemenced snit
in equity in Sumter Huperior Court
againut Duncan ae administrator etc.,
of said Daniel, deceased, charging waste,
etc., asking for an account and settle
ment, and tor the appointment of a re
ceiver to take charge of the estate.
In October, 1871, a uecree was render
ed app inting a receiver, and directing
the sale of the land and personal prop
erty of the estate of said Daniel, deceas
ed, and that the proceeds uhould be
brought into Court and divided between
the minor Dancan children and James
K. Daniel, alter payment of certain costs,
etc. The land then remaining and to be
sold by said decree was 1,200 sores lying
in Calhoun county, and which constitu
ted the shares, so far se the land was
concernsd, tnat went to the minor, James
K. Daniel and to Mrs. Dunoan (formerly
Daniel.)
Previous to this decree, John P. Dan
can, as guardian of the two mioor chil
dren of the Duncan set (Madge and Sal
lie) had applied to the Ordinary of Cal
houn county, and had a homestead set
apart for eaid minors cut of said land
and personal property, to-wit: 608 acres
thereof. The receiver appointed in the
decree was proceeding to make sale as
therein directed, when Madge and Bailie
Duncan, by their next friends, C. W.
Duncan and G. W. Kidd, filed a bill
against Jno. P. Duncan, James K. and
Luoy Daniel and toe Receiver, to enjoin
the saie attacking said decree, asking its
modification, etc., and asserting the
rights to said homestead, eto. John !
Dane »u was not served with this bill,
temporary restraining order was granted
the Ouenoellor. Subsequently, et
Chambers, by oons. ut of oounsel, it wss
agreed on and apprised by the Judge
that the sale should proceed, end said
decree remain undisturbed. Tbe Re
ceiver proa eded to a II tbe lend end per
sonal property, and John Colley, the
plaintiff iu error, became the pnrobaaer
of the laud, and moat of the personal
property—some 1,200 acres—at the prior-
of 82,296. Colley paid the pnrobase
money, whioh was oy order of
tbe Court, after payment of ocets
and Receiver’s commissions, paid out to
tbe attorneys of John P. Duncan, ad
ministrator, eto., of Daniel, Bailie and
Madge Dnncsn, and Luoy aud James K.
Daniel. It does not appear that Duncan,
tbe guardian, or the next friend of the
Dunoan minora, received the money.
Colley was proceeding to take possession
of the laud, etc., from Clias. W. Dnnoan,
who had nrevionaly been placed in pos
session of the same as the homestead
of the Duncan children, by Jonn P.
Duncan, their gnardian, and Onas. Dan-
can hail attorned to Colley as the owner
of the land.
Madge and Bailie Dunoan, by their
gnardian, John P. Dnnoan, filed their
bill against Colley, charging that. th<
decree under which eaid sale was bad,
waa -.’Old, so far as it oonoernssaid minors,
asserting their rights under the home
stead assignment, and praying an in
junction restraining Colley from
possession, etc.
The Clianoellor granted a temporary
i "junotioi, and, on a hearing, made the
same permanent. At said heariug all
the proceedings in the amts sbove re
ferred to, with many exhibits and affida
vits, were heard by the Judge granting
the injunction.
Borne of these affidavits state that tue
attorneys had no right to make the com
hill filed by tbe next friends of tht minor
Duncan children; that it was ageiust the
authority and consent of tbe next friends.
One of them swenring that he did not
know it only a day or two before the sale;
that at the sale both of the next friends,
at the suggestion of Colby, gave notice
of the claim of the minora, and at Colley’s
suggestion also made oat a claim bond
with Colley as security, which the Re
ceiver reluaed to take, saying be oonld
not receive a bond.
Oue affidavit states that affirmant heard
Colley, on the day of sale, say " it would
not do for a man to boy a law suit;" that
the land was worth five dollars per acre,
and that affirmant would have given
more for it than was bid, bat for the claim
set up by tbe minor children under tne
Homestead law. Charles W. Dunoan
states in his affidavit that Colley, ou tne
day of the sale, “ informed him that the
Attorneys had compromised the interests
of the children." John T. Duncan
swears be had no notice of the sale, or
the decree, or the proceedings iu the
hill by the next friends. Defendant
C»ll*y except to the order grant
ing the in j auction, and that is the error-
oomplained of. in the argument, many
points were .made; that theie was no
equity in tbe bill; that tbe Dunoan chil
dren could not lake the uomeeleud whioh
was allowed, and that (he same was void;
that the claim of the Dauiel chndrt n un
der klra. Duncan’s will would absorb
everything, aud these minora would get
nothing; that, tbe decree appointing a
receiver and ordering a sale, »*nd the
lata queLt ratification thereof in the pro
ceeding insulated by the Duncan chil
dren, the sale and distribution a* stated,
were conclusive and barred this applica
tion.
We do not think that either of these
objections, or any other whieji Waa urged
or which uocura to ns, should pierent
three ohiltlieu from tbe inveetigetiun
they ask, end that until it is hM they
ms; be protected by metiers remaining
is they we now, so fer se concerns tbs
po.session or tbe property claimed by
them ee e homestead, or which might
acme to them under thru mother’s will
Whether their claim as n homestead be
valid or noc they have rights in their
mother's share in this property.
As regards the point that they would
eventually get nothing b< cause til would
. . of the Daniel
olnltlreu; that may be e question when
thst issue is made. It caunqt be deter-
i np by
; that i
e iimi w
mined in an application for injunction.
They have a right to a hearing on it when
the issue ia made.
With referenoe to the deoree appoint
ing a reoeiver and direotinga sale and
d'slribntion oi all the property whioh
wea on administered of the estate of Jaa
K. Daniel, we would sey it was a seiiona
question whether or not the same is valid,
ao far as the in tercet of Mrs. Dnneen is
oonoerned, or ao far it effects the
interests of tbe miuor Dunceu children,
Her representative was not s party,
nor wss any one e party aa the represent-
stive oi these minora. All but one of
the Daniel ohildren had drawn hia or her
share of the land. The remaining por
tion, in any view of the oaee constituted
the shares of tbe other minor, Jaa. K.
Daniel, and of Mrs. Dnncin.
And yet in a bill filed Lacy and
James K. Daniels against the adminis
trator ae bonit r an of Jaa. K. Daniels, de
ceased, a decree waa taken appointing a
reoeirsi and diieoting the sale of all tbe
land and ail the balanoe of tbe personal
property, and that the prooeeds, alter
tbe payment of oeriain things specified,
“oe divided between the children of Mrs.
B.rah Dunoan, deceased, by tbe said Jno.
P. Duncan and Jaa K, Daniel or his as
signa, according to the provisions of the
will of • lid Jas. K. Daniel.
We repeat that the validity of snoh a
deoree may be donbted in so far aa it af-
loots the share of Mra Duncan in said
estate, or the interest oi these minors in
her ahare. And if it be not valid, then
tbe defect in the pleadings and the want
of proper parties to the deoree, being ap
parent on the record, all the purchasers
undt-r tbe deoree are oharged with no
tice of it.
Aa to the alleged ratification of this de
oree and the distribution of the money
as stated, enough wss developed at the
hearing before the Chancellor to entitle
these minors to be beard as to its fairness
and validity, and as to restraining the
defendant Gulley, the statements in the
affidavits, hereinbelore referred to, suffi
ciently connect him with the matter, and
raise questions touching bis purchase ae
to justify the exeroiae of the restraining
power of the Chancellor for the protec
tion of wbst may be tbe ultimate rights
oi these minora.
It may be neoessiry that amendments
be made to the bill, eulargmg the charges
to as to include ait the facts necessary to
tne assertion of all the legal or eqaiiabl*
rights of oomplsiosnts, aud also to make
additional parties, so that the claim
the (lefendaut Colley may hare, if any,
for reimbursement for the amount paid
by bim, may be secured to him.
Ae such facts aud parties all appear in
the proceedings which have been had, we
think the complainant can, thns far, and
from the reoord, amen., the bill.
The complainant as guardian only aa
sertiug or setting up the right of his
wards to a certain specified and described
portion of the land and the personal
property, and no reason appearing for
the injunction to extend beyood tnat,
and a proper proportion of the rent that
may be iu tbe hands oi or due by Chse.
W. Dnnoan. The injuuotion should be
modified so us to disebaige from its
operation the balanoe of the laud, and a
due share of tbe rent therefor.
Judgment affirmed, with modifications.
J. John Beck, Lyon A Irvin, W. A.
Bawaius, for plaintiff in error.
W. G. Paras, Hoyle A Bunmons, D. A.
Vatoh, B. H. Hill A Bods, for defendant.
McCoy, J., concurred wild doubts, but
furnished no written opinion.
tatioos as the brat investment they oan
and for surplus capital. Tbe wealth and
prosperity of this State largely depend
on the immense supplies of early whole
some fruits whioh
on the immense supplies of early
h it ia capable of throw
ing into the great market of the world.
It it estimated that there have been
fifty thonsand visitors in Florida this
winter. We apprehend that five million
dollars bare been left here by the repre
sentatives of wealth and fashion. Eaoh
visitor would probably spend at least
8100. The circulation of this vast sum of
money it suited to infuse new life into
everg department of business aud to
thisTimpoveruhed and prostrate
to lift up their heads with joy in the
prospect of a new era of prosperity and
Jnirtrating Jura*.
no ladt's toilet oonrun
Duleas there be the flagrant Bosodont;
unto the breath aweet odors it imparts,
the gums s ruby redness soon assume,
the teeth quiok rival alabaster tint, and
seems as pearls set in a coral vase.
Doolev’s Yeast Powiter is convenient,
eoiuomioS and always reliable. No
waste of loou prepared with it, as it is
always of the best quality.
A pare stimulant—Century Whisky.
Such horrid feelings as 1 experience no
one can imagine. I feel despondent, is
though something awfnl wss going to
happen. Use Bimmcne’ Liver Regula
tor, if you wonld avoid aaoh feelings.
A STITCH IN TIMS SATIS SINK
If yon have s cough, do n6t neglect it.
Thousands go to an untimely grave bjr
oolu.
idions.
neglecting what they call "a slight ool.
These slight colds are very insidio
They soon beoome-deep seated, and defy
all remedies. Dr. Tntt’e Expeotorant
wdi cure it. It oan be had of any drug-
Tubkiokh, Aha., April 28,1871.
Dr. Tutl- In gatitnde lot the benefit
received by the use of yoor Expectorant,
I do oheerfully odu my testimony to its
most wonderful effects in relieving asth
ma or broDohitio. For several years I
had suffered dreadfully with severe at
tacks of asthma or difficulty of breatbfug.
I was iDduced by tbs high recommenda
tions given to your Expectorant to tnr it,
and lonnd that it gave simoet immediate
relief. It is sbont five months emce I
began its use; I have used six buttles,
and have not had an attack rinoe. It has
been a great blearing to me: I cannot of
ford to be without it, rad I heartily re-
oommend it tn all persous who are at ail
troubled with lung or throat discos.
Very respectfully,
Mbs. M. A. ^Vmllborn.
Dr Tntt’s Hair Dye is the best in use.
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Its peculiar location and rich surround
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orama* ol life and beany. 7hia large
orchard ia now in luu bloom, and ilw
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pore wbite bJooaom. d coiat'ng the rich
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the brauches, present ecbaiming
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Intelligent and enterprising people in ah
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Agent Pub. Lib. Ky.
ft.W.H* t M««r. Agent,llarietta, Oa.
GEORGIA
STATE LOTl’ERY.
FO^THR BENEFIT OF THE
RPHMS HOMU FREE SCHOOL
CAPITAL PRIZE ...87,1)00.0
MAHCII DBA WIMO.
80,810 Prizes, Amounting to 868,2a8.{0
TIOKXIS It.00. BHAMHE IH FXOFOHTIOH.
m than Iks Dow Lev Ol.
erwetblng UetmAkMIt, i
look for many order* from u*.
Yuan respectfuUy, nOLFTBAD k 00.
AgrtnuMuial Depot
Attention! Capitalist
Combination of Tl numbers,
eta. end the drawing ot la ballots, thera wtU be 330
prises, each having three ot the drawn numbers on
It; 4,886, each having two of th*m anon; 38,740
each having one only of them oa; aad also 48,760
Ucketejrl.h_neither of the drawn numbers oa them,
To determine th* fat* of thera pries* aad hlaaks,
. from 1 to 78 in< lueive, will be raverblly
• beal on the dav of tb# drawing, sod 13
of theai drawn oat at tandem: and that ticket hav
ing for iu combination th« 1st, Id aad id drawn
numbers, will be entitled to the
CAPITAL PRIZE OF $7,000 00
Tarn ticket having ou it too 4th, 8th and
0th drawn numbers, to #80 00
That ticket having on It th* 7th. 8th and
* 880 00
080 00
800 00
That ticket having on It ths It th. 11th and
12tb drawn numb
That tlokat having
That ticket having on it the vth, 10th and
11th drawn numbers, to
That Uckst having on It th* 1st, 3d and 4th
drawn numbers, 1
That Uckst 1
6th drawn
That ticket having
1,10...^.............. 680 00
880 •
•80 00
isvlng un It the let, 3nd and
nnmbara, to 117 f
ivlng on it the let. 2d and 6th
(being 307, with three of
tors on, each) 10 00
«6 tickets having on them the 1st
2nd drawn nambers, eaoh 10 00
Those 88 Uokata having on them the 2nd
4th drawn nomben, each. 8 00
All other ticket# 1 being 4.2)4) with two of
nomben on. each $ 0$
, llctal.(betasU.Wwltbone
ool, of tbe drew, number.. Mob 1 00
Owl tel Trie, VU1 be taow 00 oa Sauram aad
Thundaya.
On Mondays capital will b* $7,000 00
On Tuesdays aud Fridays oapMal will be 4^00 00
On Wednesdays capital will be 6.000 00
For further particular* rand for echemse.
No ticket which ahal! have drawn a prise oi n an*
perior denomination oan be entitled to aa Inferior
prlra. Prtsra payable forty (40; days after thn draw-
tag. and subject to the usual deduction of 15 per
i prise# of $30 00 and under will be paid bam*
dlately alter the drawing, without the usual deduo-
“oo of 10 uer cent
49- Prises cashed at this office.
HOWARD A Oa,
TREASURY OF OBOMIA, j
ATLANTA, MAnnili, un.)
Au Act of the last Leglslatera au borlsraand d
rads the Governor to Issue bond* of tha BMa
Georgia to amount of twslv* bonded thrtamndl*
lan, with Interest at
EIGHT PER CENT*,
payable ■smLaansattj, In April • dOsMtor.
ONE HUNDRED THOUSAND D0LLAfi> s
on the 1st day uf April, 1171, * o« ths Mkea
YYYY That Pure Stimulant,
••Oentury” Whisky, adver-
tod lu ■ he uaWX eon. by H. X. THURRRR k OO.
New York, to for rale by
T. J. PH1LL1HI, Agent.
Tbe Live Orooer, Pssohtrae street.
Paor. JOHN DARBY, the gnat Ghent let, car*
tally analysed the Century, aad said that for "parity
and strength** it "must stand pre-eminent.'*
Da. W. W. HALL, tha widely known editor af
all*a Journal ot Health, eaya: -It Is beyond die-
pate that bad whisky—adulterated liquors—exercise
a pernicious snd destructive Influence over the
hialth, morals aud minds of vast mu J blades
that •'any man who will guarantee to
article of stimulant merits public pa
extsnt that aush an arbcls to really i
lust th* “OaUUry" Is “mlid in Its t
In Its quality, sad unquestionably
medical purpttoes.’*
GUANO DEPOT.
| >LANTEHJ4 can be auppllad with tha following
X BTANDARD FERIILIZER*. at the loweS
prices et which they oan be prepared for market
either for cash or payable let November, 1873, or
cotton will be received In payment at fifteen cento
[20c.) par pound on tha olasafflea, ton of "New York
middlings:
PURE PERUVIAN GUANO.
DItHuLVED BONER,
PHtSNIX I
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Address
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par tor tkooo Moorlttoo.
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vUlto rood, tor low r«7 OunOj ritolko,*
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JOUII JOBHD, Tiioourur.
llko popoto to tto .-too uo Iltottoi ripok
until Iko Iri of dprl .nod fcroriO tririooiooDi
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