Additional parties: A. Lea, J. L. Lea, F. M. Sinclair, David Anderson, John T. Watson

Original court records from 1861 were destroyed during the Civil War. Additional plaintiffs: wife, Sarah McKenzie, D. R. Howell & Mary Ann Howell, children of Benjamin & Mary Howell, D. Ray, D. P. Ray. Additional defendants: Daniel McDaniel & John Cale.

The defendant owes $17 in goods and chattel. For more of case see William Lemons v. A.H. Wilson in ET 1236.

Opinion only. Trabue, Davis & Co. sued Griffith for a $218.57 note.

Additional parties: O. T. Hendren

Additional Plaintiffs: Emoeh Collen, L.J. Hornsby, J.M. Hornsby and James Getty. Rowden is County Court Clerk, additional plaintiffs in error are his securities. State alleges that Rowden is withholding money collected by him as County Court Clerk.

The plaintiff sued for when cars owned and operated by the defendant ran over and killed three of his hogs. sued for damages in the sum of $36.

Additional Plaintiffs: R. H. Groomes, Charles R. Groomes, R. H. Groomes & Co., and William Dews.

Large case file. 4 folders. Case file include transcripts and documents from several other cases including: "W. G. Barlow et al. v. Thos. A. Lyon," David L. Kidd et al. v. George Churchwell," "James Park v. George W. Churchwell," "Joseph A. Mabry et al. v. Sophia M. Churchwell," and "Charles H. H. Brown v. George W. Churchwell." Related documents may also be found in ET 1245 and ET 6. Churchwell is noted to have been a successful lawyer and owner of multiples slaves.

Additional Defendants: P. F. Gould and J. D. Walters.

Jackson sued Wyly for $1350 debt by note. Jackson issued attachment suit on Wyly's estate to satisfy debt.

Barton purchased a mare from Reaves with a note on which he still owed Reaves $60. Barton then found the mare to have watery eyes, an indication of further health problems. The suit was filed for a fraudulent sale of the horse and to legally settle the transaction and debt.

Hartley was indebted to Plummer for an amount under $250.

Plaintiff in error is accused of unlawfully taking 500 bushels of corn, 2 mules, and 1 mare from the defendant. Additional documents in ET 1195.

Additional plaintiffs: A. M. Clement; Additional defendants: Edward Dashiel, ? Hilliard; damages for goods physically damaged when stored by Clements

The plaintiffs are business partners under the firm name C.S. & W.I Evans. The defendant is justly indebted to the plaintiffs in the sum of $346.82 for wheat and sack furnished by the plaintiffs. Plaintiffs also filed for an attachment.

Additional plaintiffs: S. A. Norton, George W. Cheek, D. A. Sheppard

Additional Defendant: S. S. Calloway, exor. of Thomas H. Calloway, dec. Incomplete file.

The Lawrence's sued for $20,000 in damages for injuries Mary obtained while riding in an omnibus owned by Hudson. Hudson's bus carriage and horses had been left unattended with Mary inside, and the team ran away, turning over the carriage, causing Mary's leg and shoulder to be broken. Mary had hired Hudson's carriage to take her from Nashville to her home on Woodland Street in Edgefield. Testimony describes cultural landscape of area.

Promissory note is overdue and payable; plaintiff is asking for full payment plus interest.

The plaintiffs in error are accused of killing the defendant's milk cow after it wondered onto their train tracks.

Plaintiff sued Etheldred W. Crozier for refusing to comply with the city ordinance requiring him to lay pavement in front of his lot on the East Side of Gay Street.