Additional Defendant: Cornelia Tumley[?]. Damages for faulty repair work. Exhibit: blue print of a house tenement.

Defendant is appealing the charge that he assaulted William Drake.

In 1893, the plaintiff company obtained a judgment against L. W. Freeman for $639.31 and court costs. Freeman did not hold property on which to levy the executed of the judgment so the defendant in this case, M. W. Wires, was garnished and judgment was rendered against him for $326.45.

Lovelady recovered $45 judgment against Whitley for 2 heifers, which judgment could've been satisfied by Whitley returning the heifers. Whitley's sureties: J. H. Sabins & J. D. L. Blankenship. Execution No. 22438. Blankenship paid judgment & in return got mortgage from Whitley. Witnesses in lower court proceeding: J. H. Stafford, Mrs. Lizzie Parker, R. H. Jenkins, M. H. Allen, John Parker, Joe Day.

Additional Plaintiff: Peter Wilperson. Additional Defendants: Benjamin Mills, Lewis Mills, and William Sanders and wife (and eight unnamed sons). Dispute involves a tract of land.

Plaintiff and his brother, W. E. Gregory, claim that Jenkins has unlawfully seized 1500 pounds of tobacco they were storing in a barn belonging to Susan Maxey. They are sued to have it returned.

The specific cause of action is difficult to discern.

Additional Plaintiffs: Elijah Kirkpatrick and R. T. Stevens. Dispute involves a tract of land and slaves.

Defendant unlawfully seized a bay mare owned by the plaintiff and refused to return the property.

Additional Plaintiffs: W. W. Meador and Joseph King. Script is extremely difficult to read; further details of the case are unclear.

For the use James M. Chamberlain Trustee of Macon Co. and against Wilkinson as the Securities of Samuel Jones Additional Defendants: T. J. Wakefield, G. W. White, W.(?)H. Walden, C. Chitwood, N. B. Morrison, N. T. Gregory, N. L. Buie, J. C. Whitley, A. G. Witcher, J. W. Bandy, John H. Donoho, N. D. Coley, G. N. McDuffy, M. A. Firemans(?), and A. P. Knight.

Additional Plaintiffs: Robert Potts, R. W. Andrews, R. C. Dalton, F. S. Harris, and Eliza Goodall. Dispute involves a tract of land and slaves.

State charged Sam Holland with the murder of Willie Wright when the victim was at the home of Suzie McClannan, who first confessed to the murder for fear of Holland. The circuit court sentenced Holland to a life of hard labor at the state penitentiary. There are two executive letters that seem unrelated to the Holland case: One from the State of Tennessee authorizing an agent of Arkansas, W. R. Cain, to apprehend fugitive Cincinnati Pearson, the other is from the State of Arkansas appointing said agent.

Case against Wright for assault and battery on E.F. Woodmore. Wright previously pleaded not-guilty but Court found him guilty and fined him $150. Wright called for new trial but was overruled, then he appealed.

Defendants are accused of stealing the hog of W. N. Adams worth $5.00. Casefile notes Eddie Adams (aka Edward Adams) is the son of Edward Adams Sr. and brother of Fannie Adams, who is the wife of Jake Adams.

The victim was Homer Davis.

Additional Plaintiffs: Elvira Adams and Thomas Ayers and wife Rachel. Additional Defendants: James Carr and Houston Carr. Case also involves a dispute over a tract of land and debt.