Harrington & Co., was fraudulently keeping their books. Debts were rearranged in order to keep from having to pay them. There was a false note for the some of $28,000. 2 folders.

Additional defendants: E. M. McNamee, Hardeman County Farmer' Union Warehouse. Lawsuit concerns debt caused by overdrafts totaling $4648.21. Checks were written during the course of McNamee buying cotton as an agent for Harris Cortner & Co.

Additional plaintiffs: Caroline Black, Ella Rogers, J.G. Rogers, Scynthia J. Spinks, B.L. Spinks, Lois Naomi Spinks, Mollie Spinks, Dixie Spinks, John L. Spinks; Additional defendants: F.O. Lake, Joseph G. Lake.

Parts of this case are missing. Mention of the national depression of 1874. Many depositions for local citizens. Emilene McKinnie, widow of D. B. Sain; mother of C. M. Lambeth. Decree of $4,045.54 to defendants as distributed to heirs of estate of D. B. Sain. Demurrer filed. Tracts of land, formerly of Harmon Harrison.

Land located in the 6th Civil District of Hardeman County, known and designated as the NE quarter of Section 18, in Township No. 1, Range No. 5, consisting of 160 acres. Name of deceased: J. B. Jones

Argument and brief only. Original bill filed to enforce payment of claims brought against estate of Jonathan C. Spinks, deceased.

Huddleston was administrator of the estate of Isaac J. Simpson, deceased and his heirs: Isaac Simpson, Fielding Slater Simpson, James W. Simpson, and Francis Simpson.

Additional defendant: W. W. McCarley; involving a horse sold to a confederate soldier at a reduced rate; challenge to judgment made without defendant present

Smalley owed Sauls money because of certain notes. Joseph Sauls believes Smalley is insolvent.

Additional Plaintiff: Mary Lee (Carrington) Black, wife James A. Black. Additional Defendants: L. M. Carrington; W. C. Pirtle, admr. John J. Pirtle, dec.; James McCann, Lod(?) C. Moore & John Coates. William Pirtle, dec., maternal grandfather of Mary L. Black. J. G. Chisum & John J. Pirtle her former guardians. Her father, W. A. Carrington, dec.

Deceased: J. S. Sasser

In December, 1921 J. W. Young sold 10 bales of cotton to E. M. McNamee. McNamee issued payment with two checks: 367.16 and 346.42. When Young deposited the checks at the Bank of Saulsbury, they were refused for payment. McNamee placed the cotton in the warehouse of the defendant and receipts have been issued in the name of Harris -Cortner co. for 8 bales and 2 bales in the name of Weil Bros. Complainant avers that he is the owner of the cotton and is entitled to full use of such.

Defendant is indebted $295.15 for rent and supplies

Other plaintiffs: M. Wilson, F. S. Simpson, T. J. Hudson, W. B. Shearin, Billy Shearin, J. W. Wilson, C. M. Wilson, J. S. Sasser, & J. E. Jenkins. Defendants include Mayor C. M. Lambeth and Councilmen C. L. Webb, J. H. Miller, Tom G. Moon, John Jenkins, A. T. Cox, T. P. Neely. The complaint is that the election of the town officers was irregularly conducted, and that taxation is unfair. The lengthy case files are in three folders.

Plaintiff Redd claims he had a 1 year contract to work for the hospital for $75 per month. Redd claims he was discharged before contract ended. Sued for $631.45 plus interest.

Additional Plaintiffs: M. V. Gower, wife L. P. Gower; W. B. Reagan. Additional Defendants: W.(?) M. Beck & wife, Elizabeth; Thomas Harrison; W. W. Farley; Alvin Bishop, H. L. Moore et al Elishsa Reagan died in Hardeman Co. August 1872.

In December, 1906 Mrs. Sain and her husband sold unto J. D. Sasser Jr., W.V. Murphy and E. A. Scott a tract of land for $2100.00. Sasser, Murphy, and Scott executed 3 promissory notes of $700.00 each. The notes due Nov. 15, 1907 and 1908 have never been paid.

2 folders. Exhibit materials are copies of bank bonds. The plaintiffs are both minors. Plaintiffs charge that they were the only children of the defendant & his wife who were living apart. When the father of the defendant passed, the defendant acted as administrator of his estate. They claim to have never received a sum of $20,000 in bonds deposited for them for their use at their grandfather's request. They claim the defendant, a man of little means, squandered away their inheritance.

N. Menderson & Co. of Cincinnati, Ohio, consists of N. Menderson, William Menderson, Jacob Menderson, and S. L. Weiler.

Additional plaintiffs: Ed Buckner, husband. Additional defendants: W. B. Scott Plaintiff was under the age of 21 and not married when she signed the deed of the land in question over to defendant for $450. Plaintiff claims she never received the $450.