Plaintiff, Bonner Thomasson, sued by his next friend, C. D. Thomasson- both residents of Shelby Co., sued defendants, Western Union Telegraph Co., and C. H. Carroll, an employee of said company, for sum of $2,000.00, result of assault, 31 Dec. 1912, upon defendant Thomasson who was attempting to collect (wages?). Defendant had been discharged as result of labor strike by messenger boys against company. Carroll threatened bodily harm against defendant.

The folder includes three briefs, two hand-written and one printed. Smith worked as a "rouster" on the steamboat Rene Macready, loading cotton. He claims he was attacked by the first mate, beaten on the head and buttocks with a hickory stick, and then threatened with a pistol and shot at.

Victim: George Hopkins. Cause of action: assault with a pistol with intent to commit murder.

Plaintiff claims she was the victim of assault and battery by the defendant's agent in her home. She says that, "without provocation or excuse [he] cursed, assaulted, and beat" her.

Henry Crumpton was charged with the assault and attempted rape of a woman named Bertha Hester.

Rice was sued the company for $10,000 "for violently, forcibly, illegally, maliciously, and willfully ejecting" herself and her little child from a steamboat.

Plaintiff was in defendant's store when defendant wickedly, wantonly and unlawfully seized and assaulted plaintiff at the same time accusing her of having stone certain goods and violently searching Plaintiff's clothes and person for said articles.

Assault and battery with intent to kill upon James Moore with a double-barreled shotgun

Defendant's intended victim was Jess(?) Watkins.

Defendant had been charged with assaulting John McClellan on 18 March 1877, and found guilty of assault with intent to commit murder in the second degree. Nathan Barton named as William Barton's accomplice in attack on McClellan.

Additional defendants: Richard Goodrich, Taylor Flinks(?), and Dave Hayes/Hays. Willis Goodrich indicted for assault with intent to commit murder in the first degree in the shooting of Benjamin White.

Good is accused of beating his wife, Nora Good.

Defendant indicted for "assault with intent to commit murder in 1st degree". Attacked John Leonard on 1 April 1881, beating him about the face and head with a brick.

Charge is that the defendant "on and upon the body of one John B. Finley, unlawfully an assault did make, and he … then and there did strike, beat, bruise and wound the said John B. Finley, and other grievous wrongs and injuries … then and there did do."

The charge is that the defendant "did then and there strike, beat, bruise and wound … Lewis Campbell, and other grievous wrongs and injuries to the said Lewis Campbell then and there did do."

The defendant was accused of attacking Henry Steele.

Indictment.