Additional parties: Henry Cox.

Furman and Green claimed that they offered to pay taxes due by their company in cash and to pay taxes due from Furman using bank notes issued by the Bank of Tennessee but the clerk refused to accept the payment and issue them a business license.

The defendant wrongfully retained money and property of his clients for an unreasonable time after demand had been made for the payment thereof. Exhibit: bank notes. 2 folders.

Add'l Defs' (Miller's securities): Garland Wilson, Larkin L. Wilson, Andrew L. Wilson, John Grindstaff. Miller was charged with collecting county taxes. Moore filed this lawsuit alleging that Miller had failed to turn over the county taxes to the county trustee. (Matthias M. Wagner).

Additional Defendants: J.S. Garther, J. A. Heagan, P. G. Austin, J.B. Kanire, D. Kerns, and B. H. Bond. Plaintiff is filing a suit against the Defendant, who is a county clerk, and his securities. Angel did not enroll 26 past cases and was found to be negligent of his duties.

The plaintiff, trustee of Grainger County from 1878-1883, sued Kinder (a constable at the time) and W. C. Cochran over a bond worth $1400 for the collection of taxes. Kinder never collected the required county taxes or delivered them to the trustee as required by the bond/his office.

Additional defendants: James Shanks, Isaac Crawford, John B. Hawkins, S.S. Hawkins, and Fethias Woolsey. Plaintiff is the elected County Revenue Collector and appointed Smith as a Deputy Revenue Collector. Plaintiff argues that Smith, in his official capacity failed to collect and pay taxes. The additional defendants are Smith's sureties.

Plaintiff is the acting sheriff of Know County.

Add.. Defs: Henry Brook, Caleb Harrison, David Bird, Wylie Kelly, William W. Harrison, all securities of George Harrison, constable, who Winters sued for refusing to go & make search for property of John Kimry, whose property he had an execution against. Also sued for refusing to take delivery bond for a parcel of wheat & for selling a quantity of oats under their value.

Other defendants: Samuel H. Conner; David N. McGill; Peter Mounger; Daniel C. Trewhitt; Archibald McCallie. Trewhitt possibly Daniel Coffee Trewhitt (1823-1891), Judge & in Radical Republican camp during Reconstruction. A. B. Conner was sheriff of Hamilton County & was being sued for "breach of covenant" in performing his duties as sheriff. Co-defendants were his securities on his bond.

Sheriff Beavers ignored a court order to collect a debt settlement case owed to Gains involving Thomas Nixon Van Dyke and Augustus W Elder. Chattel property and land were both encumbered for the debt, but Beavers refused to collect.

Mayor & council are charged with failure to keep a section of road in their district in good repair. Defendants: Zac Wainwright, Thomas Noel, R.N. McLemore, Oran Pittman, Robert Webb, James Williams.

Kitrell claimed that he paid for a receipt given to him by the constable defendant but the defendant failed to account for the money given him in execution.

Judgment and writ of Certiorari only. Judgment was against the defendants for $1,150 on the alleged ground that the defendant Reichmand as Sheriff of Shelby County had failed to return an execution in the case of Henry Cobb v. J. Lombardi, which was issued to him by the Clerk of the court in 1916.

Defendant, who had been appointed overseer of the Macon Road, was indicted for failure to keep road in repair.

Dugan was one of a number of people summoned for failure to appear for jury duty.

Defendant, road contractor for 10th Dist. of Haywood Co., originally tried in 1905 for failing to file a report showing the condition of the public roads in his district as required by his contract & state law. Appealing verdict on grounds that he was not notified of the charges by the grand jury prior to his indictment.

Evans was a former clerk of this court & was serving in that capacity at the time of a final trial & judgment against J.M. Woods for assault & battery. This suit is to recover from Evans & his securities money he collected in connection with that case. Add. Def.: Securities for Evans, including W.R. Evans, Daniel Huff, Thomas J. Johnson, Robert Crockett, J.R. Smith, Samuel Moore, William McBee, William Houston.

Filed against the defendant for collections of funds for the years 1882 & 1883, totaling $3,000 that was not turned in to the state. He is now required by law to be held responsible for the funds and damages.

Defendant was Justice of Peace for Anderson county 1858-60. He failed to comply with state laws to endorse the back of certain summons to appear to defendants, & was fined.

Failure of Secretary of State to deliver copy of the Statutes of Tennessee to the Clerk of the County Court of Williamson County.

Other defendants: W. G. Seals; L. M. Jarvis; R. D. Green; John Davis; M. D. Levisay; Wilson J. Testerman; Joseph Brooks; George W. Davis. William Testerman was former sheriff of Hancock Co. & other defendants were his sureties for his official bond. Testerman was alleged to have collected judgment of $98.65 from Wilson W. Willis, but then failed to turn over the money.