38 Ala. 685 | Ala. | 1863
The assignments of error raise no question on the sufficiency of the complaint, the admissibility of evidence, or the judgment rendered in this cause. Hence, what we say in this opinion is not to be construed as committing us upon any of these propositions. See Rodgers v. Brazeale, 34 Ala. 512,
The only error assigned is, that “there is manifest error
The assignment of error presents no ground for reversal, and the judgment of the circuit court is affirmed.