Plaintiff & defendant purchased 556 acres in partnership and divided land between themselves. 136 acres of Reeves's land covered by older title & he had to purchase it for $495. Defendant fighting judgment that he reimburse Reeves for half the $495. 136 acres that Reeves purchase belonged to William P. Anderson.

Gore died in 1873, and J. A. Hudgins, as administrator of Gore's estate was summoned to the court. Scire Facias was filed to prevent a judgment on the case due to Gore's death.

Add. Plaintiffs: Capron Water Wheel Manu. Co. Add. Defendants: John T. Morris.

Additional defendant - Joseph Newland Amount of debt $700.00

Final judgment, plaintiff's appeal, and bill of costs only. Plaintiff sued defendant to recover something [does not say what]. Court ruled in favor of defendant for $30 damages.

Failure to pay on a Bill of Exchange. Additional Defendents: William W. Brazelton, David Brazelton Jr.

The property concerned is a negro "boy" named George, age 24.

Additional Defendants: James Seaton and Thomas Chilton.

Additional Plaintiffs: William W. Ward, Cicero Ward (minor), Susan T. Ward and Julia Ward (minor).

Assignment of Error brief only.

Add'l pls: C.W. Barrett, E.S., G.D., & C.M. Monroe, Moses G. & Sophia M. Copp, H.S. & Susan D. Smith, George W. & Anna S. Eastman, and Louisa S. Monroe. Barrett was widowed by Samuel B. Barrett of Boston, her children's father was Edmund Monroe. Barrett owned 20k acres of land at his death, leaving them to his widow, who divided & sold them to Edmund Monroe, who then died intestate. Conflicting deeds were discovered. Suit was filed to settle estate & land ownership.

Damages resulting from fatal injuries involved in railroad accident, 7 Nov. 1879, at the Norris Creek bridge near Fayetteville.

Nature of case unclear; contains receipt for execution on John Daughtrey, Elizabeth Ewing, Wallis Estee; contains sheriff's bond for Nathaniel Hunt. Named in file: Nathaniel Hunt, Sheriff, Franklin County; William Floyd, Deputy Sheriff, Franklin County.

Replevin of horse.

A previous judgement was made against the Shropshires. They were to pay him a fee, but they filed this petition for certiorari.

Additional Complainant: Joseph P. Morrison. Listed as "Enrolled in Book No. 1. Pages 605-10."

This case was filed by the wife of John Oliver, dec. who was found on the side of defendants railroad tracks, in a bruised and injured condition. John Oliver died from his injuries, which resulted from being struck by a railway car. Plaintiff filed this case to recoup damages resulting from accident, which she alleged accident was caused by defendant's negligence.