Daniel v. Blackwell

W. T. Blackwell as the proprietor of a saw-mill brought proceedings to foreclose a lien on certain lumber sawed from timber furnished by P. G. Daniel, and described as “now being on the right of way of the Southern Bailway Company at Musella, Georgia.” Daniel filed his counter-affidavit denying that he owed the plaintiff anything, and claiming an indebtedness of a stated sum by the plaintiff to him. The jury found a money verdict for the plaintiff for the full amount sued for, and the court entered a judgment against Daniel and the security on his eventual condemnation-money bond for the…