Johnson v. Pace

This was a suit by attachment, brought by Johnson, Taylor & Co. against George H. Woodward, before a justice of the peace, wherein there was service upon James M. Pace, as garnishee, June 29, 1874. There was judgment against the garnishee before the justice of the peace for $139.15. On appeal from the judgment to the circuit court, Oliver Holmes appeared there, and claimed the money which was in the hands of the garnishee, and on trial before the court, without a jury, the court found that the money which was in the hands of Pace, and in controversy in the suit, belonged to Holmes, and…