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.

pla. sold to brother Daniel C (dec) 195-acre farm on which pla. then lived (Ocoee District) in exchg for notes (still unpd). pla. repurchased south half (97.5 acres), but Dan'l failed to convey deed before he died. Dan'l's admr (Wm Stone) dec. Suit for title to south half, for rest to be sold to pay notes. Melissa Angeline, Dan'l's widow, married Huffaker after suit filed. Add. Def.: Dan'l's children Sarah V. & Edward M. Stone, minors. C. C. Patton apptd admr & guardian. pla. (farmer) in Union army.

Additional defendants: William W. Rockhold and Warrington C. Hunt. Hart had bought a house and lot and all stock of the firm Darault & Brown. Hart sued for title to property and wanted an injunction against defendants from selling, transferring, or otherwise disposing of said title to property. Hart also suing for: $1300 Darault was to have paid Isaac H. Brown and $1000-the deficit of the partnership books.

Opinion only. Additional defendants, county and court of origin are unknown. The case appears to involve a lien placed upon land originally owned by Jacob Sharp and sold to Sterling Kincaid. Size of the tract of land is unclear. The purchase price was $8,000, $1,000 of which was to be paid in hogs.

Additional Defendants 2nd case: Margaret McKinnon, D. Cowen, admr. of E. Cowen, deceased, Mary E. Cowen, Mariah Ann Cowen, Nicy Alice Cowen, Edward Cowen, W. B. Warren, Sarah Warren, Nancy Warren, Thomas Warren. Additional Cause of Action: Estate settlements & debt due.

Other defendants, also executors of John A. Rives: Franklin Rives and Wright Rives. This case is connected to a pending case, in which the Rives executors are sued John T. Finnie and Charles Kortrecht for a debt due. The defendant's surname is spelled "Cockrill" on the cover of the record, and "Cockerell" elsewhere.

Incomplete case. Erwin R. Duncan recovered of Edwards a tract of land. This bill enforced that ruling.

Anna P. Delaney, wife of E.S. Delaney, was traveling from Chattanooga to Cleveland, Tennessee when her train car was thrown from the track. Anna sustained several broken bones and other injuries. Defendants in error accuse the rail road company of failure to properly maintain the track and operating the train engine at a high and improper rate of speed causing the accident.

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.

Add. defendants: Thomas E. Scott, Sarah Ann Cannon (Scott) (widow of Bartley Cannon), J. M. Lanter, Mary J. Lanter (Scott), James E. Roberts, Joseph M. Spradlin (minor), & Samuel P. Hall. Issue over the estate of Joseph Scott (dec.), who left a large amount of land to his widow and heirs. He was married twice, both unions resulting in children, who are now in dispute over certain parcels of land.

Opinion only. Kelly sued Fritts for assault and battery and for throwing him and his wife and their property out of their house. Fritts pleaded not guilty. Fritts was deputy sheriff and had writ of possession from pending suit D. White v. Barbary Pettit.

The dispute seems to be over a deed. George W L Marr presumably Sr. died leaving a plot of land and his heirs sued Sampson who alleged that he owned the land through a tax title. said Sampson lost the circuit court case partially because he did not poses the original copy of the deed. Sampson alleged that the land was passed out of the hands of George W L Marr in the fiscal year 1848.

Additional defendants: John Badge, Eugene Eaton, A.L. Eaton, and Erasmus Alley. Plaintiffs Haselton and Giles had commenced action of ejectment against defendants in Marion county Circuit Court to recover lands which are subject to the right of way for the use of the Nashville & Chattanooga R.R. Co. Plaintiffs charge they were dispossessed of these lands by defendants who unlawfully detain them. Plaintiffs want all clouds to their title to said land be removed.

Additional defendants: Mary Perkins, James R. Williams, Caroline Williams, Tennessee Perkins, Sarah Perklins, Artilee Perkins, Harrison Williams, Rebecca Williams, Thomas J. Perkins, Andrew J. Perkins, Samuel W. Perkins Charge that "entry taker" for Benton County, E. Perkins, fraudulently issued grants for various tracts of land to himself, including those purchased by the plaintiff.

See also ET 1894.

Additional Plaintiff: John Gant. Dispute also involves debt.

Add. plaintiffs: John H. Robinson (dec.), Mary Pall, James Robinson, E. D. Robinson, & heirs at law of John H. Robinson. Add. defendants: E. G. Adkins, A. J. Cox, & W. A. Lenoir. Relates to a case under the same name (1848) in Roane County. Issue of the building of a Methodist Church and the defendants assumed false authority to sell the building for personal profit, even though a large congregation attended services.

C.C. Smith sued railroad company to recover damages for death of John Smith who was killed on the tracks. Court ruled in favor of C.C. Smith for the use of Nancy Smith, widow, and the minor heirs of John Smith, dec. for $6000 damages. Defendant appealed.

Also named in case: William W. Wynne, Henrietta C. Wynne, and I/J (?) L. Wynne all residents of LA. Plaintiff, P. D. Wynne, also from LA. Peter D. Wynne's father also named Peter D. Wynne.

Breaking and entering with intent to commit a felony on the business house of James W. Gleaves and Alfred D. Stroud, J. M. Gleaves and Company

The defendants are accused of breaking and entering the plaintiff's property. Judgment ruled in favor of the plaintiff for $65 in damages plus costs of the suit.