Additional Defendants: H. A. Rainey, son of Mary Rainey; S. G. Rainey & A. L. Rainey. Other defendants may also be her children. John H. Halliburton resident of Haywood Co. William L. Coffman son-in-law of Mary Rainey.

Additional defendants: H.H. Knox, A. Silcer, John W. Brown, G.W. Hixon and C.B. Champion. Justices of the Peace without any authority of law met and appointed James C. Conner as sheriff of Hamilton County and the other defendants as his deputies. A.B. Conner charged that said proceeding was illegal and therefore void and sued against defendants as usurpers of the sheriff office and they be restrained from performing his rightful duties as sheriff.

Folder contains brief by plaintiff attorney. Bailey was accused of unlawfully carrying a pistol.

The City of Memphis charges that E. B. LeMaster was not entitled to the salary he received as an officer of the City of Memphis as he was not lawfully an officer. The City of Memphis seeks to be reimbursed for the salary paid to LeMaster in error.

Additional def..: L. S. Parks. Euloe(?) Caldwell, George Adams & the First National Bank of Union City, TN. On 2 Dec. 1884 the city of Union City sold part of Washington Avenue, a well used public street, to the firm of Beck & Bransford which constructed a business on the property. Plaintiff maintains that city had no title to Washington Ave. and therefore could not sell it. Also, the building itself is a nuisance & obstruction as the avenue was meant for free & open use by the public.

Motion to set aside a certain conveyance because of certain suspicious acts and circumstances of fraud.

Additional defendants: Horsley, Cooper, and Sims.

Additional Defendants: Mrs. W. H. Thurmond and W. T. Walker. The defendant owned a business, the Diamond Edge Hardware Company, which went bankrupt and the plaintiff was appointed trustee. The defendant was accused of making an illegal conveyance.

Case involves a dispute over the dismissal and appointment of Clerk and Master of the court.

Plaintiff alleged that prior to her marriage to co-defendant Jos. Camp, she was in possession of six or seven hundred dollars. She loaned two-hundred dollars, one-hundred ninety dollars, and one-hundred fifty dollars to Jos. Camp at different times in their marriage. Camp used promissory notes to purchase a tract of land and then conveyed it to defendants, plaintiff was forced to sign under duress and therefore declared that sale is void. Additional Defendants: John H. Lusk, Jos. Camp

Additional Defendants: George Calvin Spivey and his wife Fannie Spivey (formerly Fannie Reid).

Challenge to the governor's appointment of a judge of the circuit court before the expiration of the previous judge's term.

Additional Defendant: William Mason. Defendants were accused of fraudulently conveying land to pay off debt. J.W. Simmons and Co. was composed of J.M. Simmons, Ed McCollum, and Ed Sanford.

Additional Defendant: Annie W. Ammons

Chas. R. Head (pltf in first case, dfnt in last) and W. M. Hammock (pltf in second case, dfnt in last) included in case stemming from accused fraud on a conveyance, made by W. J. Barrows, on Aug. 27, 1884 to his two sons, John and Caleb (pltfs in last case), of all of his real and personal estate. Housed in 4 folders.

Other complainant: W.M. Hallyburton. Other plaintiffs: Jesse W. Sparks, Miss Mary S. Miller.

Additional plaintiffs: John A. Elliott, C. C. & Samuel Ward, Edward Wilder & E. A. Wilson, James A. Shaw and Harris & Harris. Additional defendants: Thomas J. Williams and Calvin C. Ferrell/Farrell.

Dispute over transfer of stock of goods in grocery store. Def. helped son Will B. Firth buy from Charlie Luck a family grocery store on Broad St., Nashville. Will caused damage to barouche of T.H. Malon & fearing suit, transferred stock to Mary, who was then his fiancée. Will & Mary married, but store failed so Def. agreed to take back stock & pay Will's creditors. Will & Mary divorced & Mary claimed transfer back to Def. made under false pretenses. Mentions Demonbreun St., Capt. Goad, Turner Bros.

Plaintiff argues C. Turner fraudulently transferred titles to property from plaintiff to herself and her son, while plaintiff was grieving for loss of her husband and thus unfit to make said transference. Plaintiff died before trial completed. Judgment for Plaintiff, upheld on appeal. Additional Defendant: Billy Ray Turner.

Additional Plaintiff: Joseph Davini. Additional Defendant: M. A. Myers, S. B. Myers, Joseph Buchignani, and H. M. James.

Opinion only. Guilty of violating injunction against the illegal sale of liquor.