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MANDFA'ITDIUtnaCONUBETI.EWEB riTK .
bo Court of
Delivered at Atlanta, March 25, 1878.
from tb< AUub ConrtmooiL
Beni. Stripling, administrator, yh. D,
M. Stripling, et al. Bill, etc., from
Houaton.
MoCAY, J.
When a sail van brought againat the
adminiatiator of A, charging tnat A, dar
ing hie lifet me, had aa adminiatrator of
oomplainant’a father, bought the land,
of the eetate at bla ova sale at leaa than
their value, that tbe lnnde had ainoe A’a
death been diatribnted to his neira, and
were now in tbe hands of fi and 0 as
pnrcluaera from said heirs] with, no
tine.
Tbe bill prayed that the deeds be can
oelied and the lands be delivered np; or,
if tbia oi-uld not be done, that the ad
ministrators of A aeeonnt for their true
valor, aa well aa aooount generally to
oomplainante lor the devastation of his
intestate aa administrator of oomplain
ant’a father. On the trial tbe defendant
offered to prove that the lands brought
its - me value, and that the sale was fair,
and this evidenoe the Coart refused to
permit
Held, That as one ohjeot of the bill
was to recover the trne value of the land,
tbat this was proper evidenoe, and that
aa tbe jury had by their verdict, failed
to cancel the deeds and return the land,
but found a money verdiot, a new trial
ought to be granted lor this error of the
Court
Judgment reversed.
Warreu A Grice, for plaintiff in error.
Duncan A Miller, B. M. Davis, for de
fendants.
The Southern Express Company vs.
Elizabeth Dully. Ejectment, from
Spalding.
MoCAY, J.
A mother made a deed to procure the
release of hereon from arrest on a charge
of felony, to-wit: for embt zzling money
in bis bands as the messenger of an Ex
press Company. The expressed consid
eration of the contract was tbe repayment
by her of the money embezzled by the
son; but it was in proof tnat the son was
under arrest and in ohains, and the
grantee in the deed agreed to release the
son and stop the proceedings, though he
expressly refused to settle the prosecu
tion, saying he could not Control the
public authorities. The son was re
leased and the proceedings stopped.
Held, That the deed was illegal and
void.
Judgment affitmed.
Peeples A Stewart, E. W. Beck, for
plaintiff in error.
E. W. Hammond, Boynton A Diamuke,
for defendant
Amanda Dazemore vs. Martha Davis.
Ejectment, from Bibb.
MoCAY, J.
Where land was held in trust to A for
life, and at her death to her obildren,
and tbe trustee sold and made a deed as
trustee to tbe whole estate, A, the life
tenant, entering on tbe deed a written
consent tc the making of tbe deed.
Held, That this sale by the trustee
and consent by the life tenant was not
such an act by the tenant for life as, at
common law, amounted to a forfeiture
and it was error in the oourt to hold
that on the making of such a deed, a
right of aotion, based on the forfeiture,
acotuep to the remainder man, anil ibat
the statute o' limitations commenced to
run.
Judgment reversed.
uyon A Irwin, O. A. Bacon, T. J. Sim
mons, Jemisou A Is it bet, for plaintiff in
error.
Lanier A Anderson, for defendant.
S. M. Seise) A Bro. vs. West Harris.
Complaint, from Bibb.
TBIPPE, J.
Although a plea of usury does not “set
forth the sum upon which it was paid, or
to lie paid, the time when the contraot
was made, where payable, and the amount
of usury agreed upon, etc., as required
by section 8419th of the Code, vet if it
does state the rate per oent. of interest
which was agreed to be paid, and tuat
tbe usury in the contraot sued on amounts
to as much aa is due on tbs contract—
. and no demurrer or exception is taken to
the |>lea, it is error in tbe Court to charge
the jury tbat because the plea does not
set forth the foregoing specifications they
cannot oonstder in
Money was loaned at usurious rates to
a firm composed of A, B and O, and a
mortgage giveu by the borrowers ou their
stouk of goods to secure tbe dr bt. The
mortgage was foreclosed, and the U fa
was about being levied on the goods,
when tbe mortgagers insisting upon in
dulgence t>ei r g given them, and threat
ening to raise the question of usury
against the debt, it was agreed tbat tbat
the mortgage should be given up, a por-
Uou ot the - ebt lie paid in cash, and the
balaucu in three lnaLalaients. Tne notes
of A and B who had formed a new part
net-ship (C having withdrawn and. left
the State) were given for these install
menta. One ot thcae notes being paid,
suit is i.rought on the other two.
Held, That tbe contracts sued on are
not purged of nsary.
Judgment reversed.
Lyon A Irvin, for plaintiffs in error.
C. B. Wooten, 8. Hall, represented by
John Rutherford, for defendant.
Heoben Johnson vs. The State. Simple
larceny, from Bibb.
TBIPPE, J.
Reuben Johnson (the plaintiff in error)
and John Day were jointly indicted for
simple larceny—the act charged being
the stealing of a horse. Plaintiff in error
was put on bis separate triaL The facts
proveu on the trial were aa follows: A
Witness who was at the house of the per
son who owned the hone alleged to have
been stolen on the night the offense is
charged to have been committed, heard
a noise at tbe stable, and went to see
who it was. Before be reached the stable
a shot was fired from the barn. Witnms
saw a person run as soon as he fired, but
could not see who it was, or whether be
was whits or black. Wit turn oslled
another ms-, who lived on the place, who
came aud went to tbe lot and met the
horse returning to the stable; got a light,
found the lock broken on the stable, and
a window broken open in tbe tar-
ness house, some five or six rods
from tne staidr. Some tracks were
tnui.d ne~r ihe stable, one of which cor-
ir*i ouii*-u with the shoes worn by Ihe
prisoner, and -on -' artirl.-* which were
taken from the harness bouse wire found
at prisoner’s bouse, where John Day al
so Uvea. John Day, the oo defeudun',
lu Ihe indictment, was introduced by ihe
State who swore, that when he was ar
rested he was •' soared,’ and told Mr.
Brantley (the owner of the hone) that
he and the prisoner were at his pli
for the purpose of getting the horse, but
they were not there. That he told Mr.
Brantley they were after the horse, and
that prisoner broke tbe stable open and
look the bone out. He farther states
that he did not remember wbat he told
Mr. Brantley, as he was “ scared.” and
that be and prisoner were not at Mr.
Brantley’s place. It does not appear
positively that these confessions of Day
as contained in his evidence, were made
in the preeenoe of prisoner. Out as one
of the grounds in the morion for a new
trial was founded on the admission of
these ooefeesions, against the objeotion
of prisoner, and a note to said ground
states that tbe confession of tbe witness.
Day, were not admitted exoept they
were made in the preeenoe of tbe pris
oner, we presume it was in evidenoe that
thoy were made in prisoner's presence.
No otbei witness testifies to Day’s con
fessions, nor does the reeord show what
the priaontr said or did when they were
made, (nor indeed anything about tbe
prisoner in connection with said confes
sions, exoept as tbsy refer to him.
Tbe jury found tbe prisoner guilty,
A motion for a new trial was made on
three grounds, two of which seem to be
stiiokan, so far as we oan determine—
leaving only one ground, to-wit: "That
the verdict is contrary to law, and con
trary to tbe evidenoe and decidedly and
strongly against tbe weight of tbe
denoe.” The Court overruled the motion
for a new trial and error is assigned on
the refusal tc grant a -,ew trial.
The reul question to bt determined
was there sufficient proof of tbe corpus
delicti, that tbe borne was stolen. It ap
pears tbat the stable was broken open,
but it was not proven that the horse was
in the stable at the time it was so brok
en, or that he had been locked up or put
in it that sight, it was in pioof that
when tbe pistol or gun was fired the
horse ran towards the stable, but not
from wbat direction, whether from where
the parries making the noise were or from
the opposite direction. It was not shown
that a halter or bridle or anything was
on the horse indicating th»t he was be
ing led or rode off. It is quite apparent
from the testimony tbat certain articles
were taken from the harness house that
night, and strong grounds given to be
lieve that the prisoner was there as a
thief, and did get some of those articles,
for, in addition to the tracks whioh wtre
discovered next day, some of those arti
cles were found in his house. But does
not the fact that tbe thief took off
"bridle, reins, etc.,’’ suggest that ho
could have still more easily taken off the
horse?
As to Day’s testimony, he states under
oatn when introduced by tbe State that
he admitted his and prisoner's guilt to
Mr. Brantly, the owner of the horse.
Neither he nor any witness says this was
done in the preeenoe of prisoner; or if
it was, how prisoner was affected by it,
whnt he said or did, Day. under oatn tus
a witness for tbe State, demon tbe truth
of the oonfeaaiou. Ar frouf various o/ ad
accomplice, or joint offender,‘they were
not admiauble and proved nothing
against prisoner, for they were made
** after tbe enterprise was ended." If
they were intended aa quasi confessions
of prisoner, by a (Owing tbat be oy bia
silence, or aome act of his, acqmesced or
admitted their truth, then all tbat abonld
have been proven. Aa this portion of
tbe.evidenoe appears from the record, it
amounts to nothing against tne prisoner.
We make no point on the fact that the
witness, Day, denied on the stand the
truth of these confessions. Taking the
whole of the testimony together, we do
not think it sufficiently establishes the
fact that the horse was stolen to authorize
the verdict of gnilty. This being so, a
new trial should have been granted.
Judgment reversed.
R. W. Jem’sOD, R. W. Stubbs, by
brief, for plaintiff in error.
E. W. Oroeker, Solicitor-General, rep
resented by Z. D. Harrison, Esq., for the
State.
R. Findlay's Sons et al., tenants in pos
session, and Roe, caa eject, vs. Doe.
ex Dem. J. B. Atrope, trustee, etc., et
al. Ejectment, from Bibb.
TBIPPE, J.
By a man iage settlement a trustee waj
appointed and the property vested in
him for the nse of the wife, with power
in the wife to dispose of the property by
will, and if she died leaving omidrenand
without executing a will, then to those
obildren and their legal representatives
in equal degree.
The trustee brought ejectment for a
portion of the trust property laving a
demise in his name as trustee for the
wife aud children. Pending tne action
the wife died:
Held. That the action did not abate,
bnt that the same may be prosecated tor
the recovery of the prop* rty, so that tbe
trustee may be eu tilled to ixmurt- t e
trust by turning over tho possession to
those who may oe entitled to it, and t >
tbat end may make such amendment and
add such domises .<* may Oe necessary to
make tuu children formal parties.
Judgment affirmed.
Wbii Je A Justin, represented by Jack-
sou A Clark, .or plaintiff* in error.
John Rot m rford, 8. Hail represented
by Clarke A Goss, tor defendants.
Jefleison Hogan vs. Davis H. Moore, et
aJ. Complaiut, from Pike.
TBIPPE, J.
A promissory note was given, paysOle
at twelve montbs. Tho note was trans
ferred to the payee, aud a few days aft. r
its maturity tne transferee or bearer in
dorsed the note to plaintiff. It does
not distinctly appear irom the evidence
whether the drat transfer was made be
fore or after tbe maturity of the note.
The defence against the note was that
the payee procured it by duress or threats
amounting to fraud. The Court charged
the jury that, if the note was procured
by duress—stating what consulates du
ress-end the planiiff came in possession
of the note, after it fell due, they would
fiud for the defendant.
Held, Tbat this charge of tbe Court
was error, imuonuch as it assumes tbat
the Aral ima-Ur of the note uoi made
until alter its maturity. If the first traits
feree came in the paseessiou ol tbe note
before it was dae, and tbe law presumes
he did uoless the contrary wai proven,
theo under the decision in Robinson va.
Vaaou. el al., 37tti Ga. 66, the defences
could not be #e«. up against him, and his
adone* holds the note free from all tbe
i^aity ttgiiw.i-t h»ui, Mud his endcst-e
bolds the note fret- Horn all tbe equities
Mgaitut abich u was protected in bis
hands.
Judgment reversed.
T. b. CabamsM, A D. Hammond, Pee-
J lei A Howell, lor pU uiilliij -.rror.
ohu L Hail, represented by Jackson A
Clarke, for defendants.
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CAPITAL PRIM A7.COO.OO
MARCH DRAWING,
80,816 Prises, Amounting to $58,268.20
TICKETS $1.00. SHARES IN PROPORTION.
P the above Scheme, formed by the 1 emery
Combination of 78 numbers, making 76.070 tick
et#, and the drawing of 1J ballots,.ther# will b# EM
prise#, each bavins three of the drawn number# on
its 4.866, #ach having two of them on on; 26.740
•neb having on a only of them on; and also 46,76o
ticket# wl h neither of the drawn numbers ou them,
being blank#.
To determine the fete of these prise# and blank#,
8 number#, from 1 to 78 ludu#lve, wlU be u
placed in a wheel on tbe dar of the drawing,
ot them drawn out at random; and that ticket hav
ing for iw combination the 1st, 2d and Sd drawn
numbers, will b# entitled to th#
CAPITAL PRIZE OF T. $7,000 00
Tnat ticket having on It too 4th, 6tb aud
6Ui drawn number#, to. 650 00
That ticket having on It the 7th, 8tn and
•MtfilWT
That tKet
7th drawn number#, to 660 00
rhat ticket having ou It tbe 6th, 7th and
8th drawn numbers, to 660 00
hat ticket having on it the 8th tfth and
10th drawn numbers, to
rhat ticket bavlog
Hth drawn namt#
fhat ticket beviog o
drawn number#, to..... 660 00
rhat ticket having on it
6th drawn number#, to 217 60
fret ticket having on it the 1st, 2dshd 6th
drawn numbers, to 217
10 00
I 00
eud 2nd drawn number#, each..
n>o#e 66 tlcsoto having on tb#m the ‘im
4th drawn uumbart, «>ch
Dl other tickets (being 4,224) with two o
knd all those tickets (being 26,7*40) with ou
only of tbe drawn nombeis, each
tapital Prise will be $6000 00 on UaturUa/a and
Thursdays.
On Mondays capital will ba.., $7,000 (S
On Tnesday# and Friday# ospital will be 4.609 Ou
On Wednesdays capital will oe
For further particular# tend for sonemee.
Mo tioket which #bali have drawn ■ prls# a
ertor denomination can be entitled to an inferior
visa. Prise# payab># lorty (40i day# after the draw-
ug, and subject to th# tuna) deduction of 15 per
•at.
All prlsas of $20 00 and nndar will b# paid lmme-
Ihtaly alter the dr --- --
tlon of 16 u#r cent
ad#<*uo
feb 2l-dflm
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her for cash or payable 1st November, 1878. or
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ddliugs:
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LAND PLASTER,
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NICE HOUSE AND LOT ON COLLINS 8TRENT.
Bale Friday Afternoon, M rob 96th. 1*78, at
4 o’clock, on the premie*#.
HID property it located on the waet aide of CaL
line street, between Houston and EUla, aad
adjoins Boi.tail's ann Nnnan’e property. Lot 10 by
126 feet. The house has lour rooms beiow and two
attio rooms. eU nicely finished- The nrtlsgs
are pleasant and neighborhood asoallent, andjnst
about the right distance from baatnaas to ba nfsafl*
it
Term#—One-third cash; balance • and 6 months,
with interest.• Go and look at ll.
WALLACE k FOWLTO,
»•*»•** “»L5SfiLMS!S
PLANTERS!
Look to Your Interest
Superior Fertilizer al $20 per Ton.
B Y compoetiog Phoenix Onano with Cotton seed,
yon oan nuuee Fertiliser Ah EFFICIENT 48
ANY IN MAREET, as will ba proven by the so*
tifleetee of a number of tho oast plantar# lu Qeoi-
wouid constitute a vary rich and active fer
tiliser."
Heavy etooka always on hand. Planters' orders
filled with promptness. For formal# for oumposti
tug end prices ot uuano, apply to
jr. A. A If* LEY,
mhl4tf Corner Pryor and Enter streets.
NOTICE
Xo Retail Drogglato.
HEARD, CRAIG fc CO,
REDWING * FOX., •
HOWARDS*. POPE,
wui upprir BMUl DraifM with
JACKSON’S MAOIO BALSAM.
P. van AL8TIHI, Proprietor,
FIRST-CLASS MW
Third Floor
Fourth Floor
Ab< ve Fourth Floor .
101' FLOORi- elegantly furnished, same as th
floors below. M -< charge on baggage carried tc
from the House. 1 »gg#ge checked in the Uoiuf
all Important point*.
, to,, fli
tier tioi
J Me BORN, Jr^MCo.J
a band at their Coal Yards,
•a£and,Lo|rd«Sta.,
Depot, the beet "Coal Crock Lamp" end Anthracite
new office end yard ou the *—‘
u, we have found necessary to
last few day# for the accommot
iOS O O AL Zb
AT FAIB PBIOEB, for gratae or maaufeetnrlsa.
Xo trio People of jLtlantar
UPHOLSTERING!
ne in any pert of the Un-tds Mute#. Ad to the
quality <>t my work, I refer to any that I have dona
kiuoe I oatn# to the oily, and aa 1 am new working
Cor my #alt I will be sole to please Urn public morS
fatly. I make a specialty of
BV*Parlor Suit*!'
WILLIAM FINGER.
Dow L iw Cotton Plan cei
and Guano Distribnt- r.
j. w nxa.iv
ENGLISH
XING POWDER!
AND
ENGLISH FLAVORING EXTRAC
MAKING BWEET AND WHOIJtBOMk
Ml and Biscuits, A BETTER ART Id LA
NT IN THE MARKET, having the qualities
Ml at once, oi may remain In th*
light t ‘jure, and la guaranteed to make
as good Bread or Biscuits as If use*’ immediately
after mixing, and U warranted free from the dele,
lertoos effect# of Baking Powders generally, being
menafeotnred from strictly pure ingredients, end
* nr the sup written of one of the bast Knghs)
mate.
r bale Iw qssrter, Half and Poa»u
Tima by ml# tteipietahU Grocers
a ad Drmmgtsu.
'holeeale by
fi A EDWARDS, W. L HUBBARD A OO..
f. COMPTON k CO.. QOODttAM h WADE,
PHILLIPS, AUamtm, Urn.
id Omco Bar the.l/mlted Btatee.
Ball* OUA (Vfe BTHtCMT I. V
end any person da
oy applying to me. Amy goads ships#
will be guaranteed. O. 0.
OORTRAOT.
This la to certify tbat we iwve this day appointed
o. O. Carroll Sole Aneae in 41ala for our rate-
H arsr!5Lfls:3Bsrj«■
. Ba t JhBfi»BH6fe M
olata every cotton grower to' evies soma pH
locueepsnfbe ’oei of urodnoiion. Wa e.elm that
tbe om Of Olk HARRIS IMP! OtED DC* LAW
OOTTUN rKAo PLANTER end 0(7AMO DiBISI
:UTtiB does o ore la the aoeompifabae< lof this
huiI, then say similar machine, av bnadr-da bees
ooiy troub * be# been to
enough to supply the demand. Tie Dow Lett
Planter has dietaneed ail ethera la comytttttem
•ud stands unrivalled for adjastibiitt/, earaayei
work, and durability—can distributeeuj queutltyoi
guano or sand aelrad, with mathamattca prv Jafed
w# cow nianu aotura them beta with si d r llhom
ibe i.ove lug attachment. Our Ooverer la op H#i
by iwoadjaeuble steal springe, and em.kett eebo
I detached in three mlnntoe.
PertLd ordering menhl nee, will pleeeeet tee *etk
er tuey eve wanted with or without the 0o\ was
Also write nau.e, depot, and some fee rh'pmthi tti
a p ale band.
P. ioe of machines, delivered atoerdai it,wttti n
overt* 616 ou Ooveier 6* OU exlsa. -BE Cadi
MUB, lNVARIBLY accompany ALL OUDEIJ
those ore et tag per Kxpraae, 0 O. u n wtil plsntt
remit tl k et one-half auonut of order moash
1 artiee. rda lag.eaa remit neM. Y dxoh mg»,P.C
Roney or ter jo Macon, Ga., in *<egtetered itetta
or per Expreee, by pre-paying Express oh rge*.
Those expecting tnelr oruere to raoelve mr steer
ilon. most oomplj with oar terms.
M^e.d fur Print list end Descriptive eta logs*
biohwtUbe nuileJ ires on epphoetion. For fee
taer pa* ttemare, addraes,
MILLER. BROWN St Co.
Ptt.OPIUb.TOHB
Georgia Agricultural work*
nU'Chll-tf bORi VALLFf, OA.
TBtAmcii 1 wl i#
CsARuuroi .1. a t Iev.lhi,lBh
ro. MU w. Drown aOo.i Cents Uf eaU«
spring of ihe Dow few Ooiton Ffeafer, wets
> than doobi times ot the prevleea year, and
era auahle to .apply the demand fen ham and
die sale of a uumbei of ttaoblnm
«Mflush
cf Use
regard use ll
efficient Planter we kav sold.
lours truly. J. R. ADGU k 00k
quwltlaa, and wa
Yasoo city. Mies,. Nov. IMb. 1BVL
Mem. LUler. Brxran kOo.. Port Vail*?, O*
lenttemen- Onr coetemera who have nsW the Doa •
Onsjamtu. Ala-. Nov. 8L ItTL
mrs. Miller. Devon k Om. Foci V elftap, Om
Oentlemem—We bars boon eeulag tne Rawls bs
proved Dow Law t otion Plantar the prat tihhsei
« known.
llAOUf k -VOdON.
