Case also involves charges of trespass and a land dispute.

A. B. Billingsley was awarded a judgment against Monroe, who countersued and appealed.

This case is regarding a note issued by plaintiff to defendant for the purchase of a mill. Additional Defendants: R.L. McBee

Monteverde was indebted to Michael Larkin and John Cosgrove. Frank Brannen.

Additional defendants: Martha Bilbo exer. of W. N. Bilbo, deceased.

Indictment. Cause of Action: Mule Stealing.

This casefile an appeal to determine whether land sold to plaintiff in 1856 was a void sale. No county listed

This case was filed in order for plaintiffs to recover into their possession a 40 acre tract of land. Plaintiffs alleged that defendant unlawfully took possession of land. Additional Plaintiff: Isaac Duncan, Joseh Caloway and Luke Calloway, exe. Of Thomas Calloway, dec.

Plaintiffs: T. B. Ballow & Thomas Gresham. Additional defendants: Robert H. Perry , Joshua Perry, E. D. Sawyer, Tennessee Wiggins, A. W. Motheral, James Sawyer, Rufus Waller. Case involved a unlawful detainer made by the plaintiffs for a tract of land in in Williamson County known as Sally Armstrong property. The defendant was the agent for this property and said he was entitled to it.

Additional Plaintiffs: Benjamin S. Weller, Thomas W. Weller, John H. C. Weller. Additional Cause of Action: Payment for labor.

Malone and Hunter were school teachers in the 17th District and were contracted to be paid $100 per month for their services.

Parties were married in 1866. Mildred claimed that Benjamin abandoned her in April 1873. They had two young children.

Stealing of currency and goods of W. P. Phillips.

Challenge to previous judgment for wrongfully taking a horse.

Plaintiff is sued to recover damages for the failure of the National Bank & Brown, a Notary Public to protest a bill of exchange sent by the plaintiff to the defendants, whereby a loss resulted to the plaintiff.

Additional defendant: H. S. Rogers. Plaintiff is the brother of Jesse Trent dec. Plaintiff states that after the death of his brother, a document purporting to be his last will and testament was admitted to probate court at the instance of the defendants. Plaintiff is questioning the validity of said will and claims that undue influence was exerted upon his brother in order to obtain its execution.

The issue is paternity. Two men claim to be the father of an orphan child, Brewer insisting that the mother, Florida Mason, told him on her death bed that he is the father, and he wants to adopt her and make her legitimate. Jefferson insists someone named York Cooper is the father, and Cooper wants Jefferson to continue caring for the child.

Selling whiskey on a Sunday.

In September 1864 a judgment was rendered against Mrs. M. A. Morrison for $150. As of 1874 the judgment was still unpaid.

Damages resulting from assault and battery.

Indictment.