The defendant in error bought one hundred barrels of super-fine flour from the plaintiff in error for $555. The plaintiff in error is accused of accepting payment but failing to ship the flour. Plaintiff in error claims that payment was made in Confederate money which had no value and that the defendant in error fraudulently represented himself as an agent of the Confederate Government.

Plaintiff sues the estate of Rufus Jones for debt due on a note for $500. Defendant claims the note was paid before the suit was filed. D. C. Douglass and Y. C. Douglass are brothers.

Additional Plaintiff: Frank White. Case does not specify the exact cause of the damage.

Paul Goodloe, G. W. Isbell. originating court is Law Court Memphis/Shelby, appeal to Western Division Supreme Court t- not known if circuit or chancery

Case listed in: "Reports of Cases Argued and Determined in the Supreme Court of Tennessee, for the Eastern Division, for the year 1870," Volume 1, p. 16-20. Nichols suing Riley et al. for trespass and $5000 in damages. Additional defendants: Hiram K. Riley, Green Wallace, Wesley Robinett, E.G. Anderson, Thyal P. Riley, George Riley, and John Horton.

Myers sued Dodd for trading him a bay filly and representing the said property to be sound when in fact the said filly had ring bone on both hind feet, which was well known to Dodd. Court ruled in Myers' favor for $65 damages and cost of suit.

Additional defendants: W.T. Matrolan, John A. Baggs, David Donnell, James Young, Eli Lindsey, John Allen, John A. Baggs, Wilson Young, Josiah Williams, Wilson Grindstaff, Jacob Young, Thomas Phillips, James Raylan, Watson Baggs, William Baggs, Alexander Young, John Young. Case also involves the unlawful stealing of livestock.

Plaintiff is seeking damages for injury of self, horses, and wagon when horses were startled by the train whistle.

Defendant Bridges originally won a judgment of $2000 against Heatherly, charging him with assault & battery, & false imprisonment. Heatherly was among a party of Confederate soldiers who arrested Bridges on 29 Sept. 1865, took him to Speedwell Camp Ground, tried him for an undisclosed offense, & discharged him. Afterward he remained in custody for 48 hours, during which time he was cruelly treated. Heatherly was not a soldier. Witness: Norville Hill.

Additional cause of action: kiling of cow.

Defendant: William Wilson.

Sues for damages for $9,600 with damages and interest due by bill of exchange. Unsure if cover goes with case. Case name on cover is stated above. Within the case the case name is D(?) Waver Trustee for Planters Bank of Tennessee v. Charles Jones, (?) B. Greenlaw and (?) B. Greenlaw error of John Greenlaw, dec.

David sued the railroad company for $1000 for negligence and damages to his goods, which included various pants, suits, and cloths, during transport.

Defendant in error is seeking damages from plaintiff in error for money had and received as agent. Goff employed Grisham to prosecute a claim for services as a blacksmith in the 23rd Army Corps.