Vaccaro exor. of B. Rocco. Additional Defendants: Thomas Scruggs. Atty.; Unexcelled Fireworks Co.; G. H. Holst & Brother; Henry Frazzi; D. E. A. White; A. Vaccaro & Co.; Maria & Antonia Marianna, et al. Defendants creditors of B. Rocco's estate B. Rocco dec. Shelby Co. 3 Aug. 1884; wife, Antonia, died 6 July 1883. Nieces: Maria & Atonia Marianna, daughters of Dominique & Bridget G. Marianna. Louis Rocco resident of Italy.

L. J. Cantrell as next friend to Adelia Cantrell. Damages for seduction and breach of marriage contract.

The plaintiff was a revenue collector for Edgefield before its incorporation into Nashville.

Additional plaintiff: William McGill. Additional defendants: T. C. Lipscomb and James S. Lipscomb. The plaintiff was hired by the defendants to construct a mill in Shelbyville. The case is filed in two folders.

Add. defendant: J.M. Hunt. Issue of a purported judgment rendered for $109 against Cembelt for McAdoo. States that the judgment was unlawfully tampered with by outside parties. Also, a seizure of Cembelt's property by a Constable for McAdoo is thought to have been done by procuring a levy illegally, taking $250 in property.

Additional plaintiff: Ruth J. McTeer. Additional defendants: David Goddard, T. J. Robinson, George Snider, James W. Heitch, S.F. Bell, James Waters, D.B. Lawson, E.B. McKeehan, H.L.W. Heackeny, W.S. Griffiths, William Henderson, Arch Heitch, John O. Rhea, S.L. Greer, and A.R. McButh. Ruth McTeer(nee Jeffries) is the only heir of Wm. M. Jeffries, who died during the Civil War. Ruth was too young to administer the estate, and her legal guardian misappropriated the bonds, land, and estate. Sought to reclaim.

Additional defendants: Matthew Monaghan & J. P. R. Bohlen. Additional plaintiff: John Overton.

Additional Complainant: Carolina Sear, E. S. Sear, A. D. Sear.

Wright accuses Sprowls of cutting timber in his property without permission.

Claim arises from judgment in Circuit Court of Wilson Co., 25 Sept. 1860, re: payment of debt due. Defendants: James Lester, Wade Bandy, W. P. Bandy of Wilson. Payment made, however payment was made in Confederate currency. Complainant is seeking recovery of remainder of debt.
Hon. Horace H. Lurton, Chancellor. N. C. McCullough, Sheriff of Wilson County

Recovery of damages to an iron safe; verdict and judgment of $27.00 plus court costs. Damage of safe while in transit in 1883. Ben Batey, Sheriff of Rutherford Co. Jurors: W.M. Lamb, W.C. Wood, N. Macon, W.J. White, C.T. Reed, A.W. Leathers, G.A. Brown, and John P. Marlin.

Deceased: Martin Foutch

The defendant ran dry goods store in Nashville. The plaintiff's company was out of Cleveland, Ohio.

Briefs & Petition to Rehear only.

Additional Plaintiffs: M. L. Meacham, L. B. McFarland, Dr. G. B. Thornton, J. W. Cochran, Peoples Insurance Co.

Dickey filed bill to have a rescission of a deed and divestiture of the title of a tract of land containing 265 acres in the 9th and 9th districts of Knox County. The main consideration of the deed is that Norman would support Dickey of the rest of his life, providing clothing, food, Dr.'s bills, etc. ground were that Dickey was physically and mentally unsound to make a trade of his property and Norman took advantage of Dickey.

The plaintiffs were whiskey distillers in Lynchburg, Moore County.

Benjamin Walker had been owner of a tract of land in Rhea county amounting to around 1,000 acres since July of 1873. Walker charged that the defendants trespassed upon his land cutting down timber, pealing away bark and hauling off to sell it for their own benefit and use. This was in unlawful violation of the rights of the complainant as lawful owner of the land. He asked for an injunction to prevent the defendants from trespassing on his land and cutting any timber or pealing back any bark. ET OV 15.

Cause of Action: failure to return an execution.

Additional defendants listed as Louis Franklin, Samuel Allison, Harrison L. Lee, and D. C. Sanders. B. B. Uhles claimed that Thomas Fisher fraudulently sold a piece of property owned by Uhles to settle debts that Uhles claims he does not owe.

Other defendants: E. W. Cole; W. C. Smith; Theodore Robertson and Paul M. Robertson, d.b.a. Robertson Brothers. Plaintiff is sued for $10,000 damages for injuries received when he fell into a hole created by an excavated sidewalk on an unlighted public street. There were no warning signs near the hole and no structures to prevent such accidents. Case is divided into two folders.