Campbell v. Goddard

On tlie 4th of April, 1885, appellee took judgment against appellants before the clerk of the Circuit Court of Williamson county, in vacation, for $1,390.80, on a promissory note, dated December 13, 1884, due ninety days after date, for $1,359.14, with eight per cent, from maturity, signed by appellants and payable to appellee. In the body of the note there is a power of attorney authorizing any attorney, etc., to confess judgment before any court of record in term time or vacation for the amount of the note “ and a reasonable attorney's fee” releasing all errors, etc. At the May term, 1885,…