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directed said CarutheTs to make said Early
title Tor his portion of said lot. when Ear
ly, should pay complainahts two notes afore-
sad, and his note to complainant for Sl25 /:
that Early b. virtue Of said purchase and
with consent of said Caruthers & James
Greer, took possession of said lot. and built
thereon brick office with two rooms.
that Early paid off and as lifted complain
ants flrst note TO Barton. Marshall, Reid &
Greer, but has wholly failed to paw com
plalnants other note, and the note Of SI25
to complainant, that Early has removed to
and Is citizen of Texas. and has left no
property III this state, out of which the pay
ment of his debt to complainant can be en-
forced, but the said house and lot, that at The
ume Early removed TO Texas, he aud John
Finley and Alexander L. Caruthers, an un-
satisfied judgement upon which execution
has issued and been levied on said lot, and
by them purchased, that they have set up
claim to SAID lot, by virtue of said sale as
purchased, that since the removal Of said
Early, said Joseph and Alexander Il. Ca
ruthers have occupied said office, one or two
years, and on said Early rents, which
ought to be collected on the note of COM
plainant, yet unpaid by Early


Prays that an account be taken between
said Eearly and Joseph & A. T. Caruthers
ofthe rents of said office, that said house
and lot be sold to pay balance due on com.
plainants rent, and said note of SI25 and
interest to complainant


NJ. b. HULING, Sors for Com'l.


April 20th 1914.