Additional Plaintiffs: Jane Anthony, Mary Anthony, Pattie Anthony, John Franklin, and Susan Anthony. Additional Defendants: W. J. Neely, R. A. Bennett, C. L. Bennett, and John Roper. Disputes also involve slaves and land.

Haynes contracted with railroad to do some repair work and, while he was performing said work, an unscheduled train running from Chattanooga to Cleveland appeared & hit Haynes, thereby injuring him. He sued the railroad for trespass on the case, claiming $10,000 in damages.

Additional Defendants: John H. Minton, B. G. Hayes

Plaintiff filed for an attachment against defendant to secure the payment of a note of $10,000.00.

Additional Defendants: Mariah Porter, George Hitchings, John Gleares, Henry Gleares, the Bank of Tennessee, William Gleares, F. R. Cheatham, John Gleaves, and W. D. Robertson.

Cause of Action: Debt for purchase of land. Opinion only.

Additional Plaintiffs: H. H. Harrison. Additional Defendants: J. A. Carden, C. O. Purvis, W. B. Gibson, and Silas McBer.

Transcript of case on remand from SC (not original case). Add. parties: William Sipe, Jesse Reeder, Stockely [Stokely] D. Mitchell (died during suit), Willie B. Mitchell, Anne R. Chesnut, admr., James P. McCarty. hand-drawn map showing disputed land. Stockely's heirs: widow Alice, children Joseph R., Clinton A., James G., R. Pinckney, Martha (m. A.P. Hampton), & minors Stockely (younger), Alice, Amelia, & Hugh N. Willie guardian for minors.

A certificate of survey for Eli Floyd for a 165 acre plot of land.

brief only; appeal of livestock theft; no date mentioned - cited an 1865 act; incomplete

Plaintiff sued the defendant for debt. Alley had recovered a judgment for the debt upon which said attachment bill was filed, but in May 1868 plaintiff filed bankruptcy claiming he was legally discharged of any and all debts.

Thornburgh executed $100 note in favor of Harris, who gave Confederate money (rebel money) for the note, which Thornburgh used to pay another debt & to pay a high price for medicine. Dispute over whether Confederate money qualified as consideration. Thornburgh argued no consideration for note, since Confederate money not recognized by law as money at all & had no legal value.

Add. defendants: Reuben E. Fox, administrator of the estate of Joseph W. Fox (dec.). The plaintiff is sued to recover a debt on account in a sum under $100.

Isaac and Lewis Guthman prosecuted an injunction bill against Henderson, D.C. McMillin, and Isaac Low. Isaac Guthman had purchased town lot belonging to Henderson from Master of Chancery Court for $1315. Plaintiffs executed 2 notes. Henderson demanded payment in gold or silver, which plaintiffs did not have. One note was not paid and judgment was taken on it in court in favor of McMillin and was in hands of Low, sheriff, who levied it on Lewis Guthman's property. Injunction bill to stop execution.

Sale of 4 town lots in Sparta in 1860 and where the lot lines were noted was wrong. Complainant wanted to set aside the sale. The defendant denies any fraud and had held the land for 20 years. The land was on the public square in Sparta, but some of the land was adjacent to a public walkway which had been used by the public for years.

Additional plaintiffs: J. J. Bell and David N. Bell. For additional part of case see ET 1238.

Incomplete file; 1 pg. of transcript only, which relates to appointment of Vance as administrator of estate of Mitchell, who died without a written will. This case may be related to "James H. Vance and R. P. Mitchell admr. et al. v. Joseph R. Mitchell et al." located in ET 1617.

Additional Defendants: William Leech, J. H. Rhodes, A. W. Rhodes, Martin Rhodes, Rosa Rhodes, Allen Williams, A. Allen, James Allen, Rufus Allen, and Samuel Craddrock. Case also includes a dispute over land.

Additional defendants: Robert Allen, Alex Eckel, assignee of Allen, Nancy Brooks, Sarah Jane Brooks, William Brooks, James Brooks, Isaac Brooks, James Swagerty, James Netherton, John Stokely, and Wiliam Robinson. Concerns the payment of a note from Allen & Brooks, who purchased a threshing machines under said partnership. Case also disputes the statute of limitations for such charges.

Plaintiff is sued to recover a debt in the sum of under $500 for rent of land for the year 1864.

Add. Defs: Jeptha Osborne; Thomas Ballard, admr of Washington Ballard, dec; John Stanfield. Edwards bought land from Porter, paying cash & note for the balance. Porter owed money to Robert Boyd & to Ocoee Bank. Boyd sued to set aside Porter's land sale. Porter assigned Edwards' note to def Osborne, who assigned it to Stanfield. Edwards says both assignments done fraudulently to prevent attachment of the note. Since he no longer has land he bought from Porter, Edwards seeks relief from note enforcement.