Horn v. Towson

Eor the pleadings and issues involved in this case, see the report thereof when it was here before. Towson v. Horn, 160 Ga. 697 (128 S. E. 801). On the last trial the jury returned a verdict in favor of Towson. Horn made a motion for new trial, which was overruled, and to this judgment he excepted.

Horn brought bail-trover, in the city court of Dublin, against the M., D. & S. Railroad Co., to recover certain timber shipped by Towson over that railroad. The railroad company surrendered the timber to the sheriff, who, under the order of that court, sold the same and held the proceeds. Towson…