Additional defendants: R. A. Adams, H. P. Hawkins, J. R. Hughes, Woodfin Naylor, & J. H. DeGraffenreid.

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.

The plaintiff sued the defendant for damages for falsely charging him with larceny and breach of trust.

Monroe was charged with "disturbing an educational essembly" at Austin School House by fighting and quarreling and talking and making boisterous language and making threatening demonstrations. Witnesses claimed Monroe had threatened a teacher after his daughter, a student at the school, had been suspended.

Fish owes Moses some money in Illinois. Fish left Ill. And came to Tennessee Moses still wants his money.

Leinart/Bayless asserted the Carrs were responsible for repayment of note, however the note and other paperwork were missing and unable to be used as evidence. Leinart was owed $20 for goods purchased from his store.

Cause of Action: failure to return an execution.

Alexander Smith, as guardian of A. B. and Mary J. White, held a note for their funds against defendant Dickerson. Confusion followed Smith's death, and this case is an attempt to work out how to handle the children's funds.

This is a suit for wood furnished under contract by Browning and McIntosh to Stewart Mfg Co. Full names of Plaintiffs/Appellees: Jason Browning and George McIntosh.

Replevin of a "Gray Mare." Additional case materials in ET 1912 (Range 19, Section A, Shelf 3).

Cause of action unclear

The dispute centered on a shipment of iron.

For selling liquor without a license.

Plaintiffs: Allen Coffey, James Coffey, Samuel Hardison

Plaintiff is sued for damages for the death of a work ox valued at $40.

Plaintiff sued for $100.00 as damages for fraud and deceit in the exchange of a mule for a mare.

The cause of action is never made clear in the text, which is primarily a record of who was responsible for court costs and the cost of the appeal.

Shipley sued the defendant railroad for $5,000 in damages for failing to wait a sufficient time to allow he and his wife, both sick and feeble, to depart the train, causing them to miss their stop and have to endure unfamiliar streets, lodging expense , and suffering to get home. See majority of materials (267 of 289 pages) in box ET 1888.

Watson fell in hole in street while crossing Church Street and claims negligence.

Cause of Action: Recover ownership of a horse. Case mentions that Emily Cawthorn and her husband Jack Cawthorn were once slaves of Nathan Cawthorn.

Fannie Hargis sued Georges W. Horne for $5,000 damages for slander.