Folan v. Folan

On 16th August, 1865, tbe defendant sued out a writ of attachment against the plaintiff, who was at the time absent from the State, and did not return until after the judgment, hereinafter referred to, was rendered against him. There was no service upon the plaintiff, or his tenant, agent, or attorney, and no appearance by or for him. At the return term, notice was ordered to be given the plaintiff (then defendant) “ by causing an attested copy of this action, with the order of court thereon, to be published three weeks successively in the ‘ Progressive Age,’ etc. The order was complied with,…