Other defendants are A. H. Outlaw and D. W. Kenneda [sic]

Additional parties: Henry Cox.

Additional Defendants: F. J. Nopper, S. Ritter, and C. C. Laitenberger. The administrator of the estate of Kate Scheurich, the deceased widow of Lorenz, brought suit against the administrator of Lorenz, claiming his inventory of the estate was false. Hesse further claimed that Hemberger had converted parts of the Lorenz estate for his own use and violated his duties.

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.

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).

The plaintiff, H. J. Cotham & Co., sued McGrew & Wallace. This section of the case pursued judgement against the Sheriff of Giles County, J. P. English for failure to act as proper referee of Venditioni Exponas (requiring a sale) for $150 and costs owed to the plaintiff.

Lowe was clerk of the Road Commissioners of Road District 1 in Hardeman County.

Alsbrook filed suit against Fiser, a constable, and his sureties for debt due by failure of Fiser to collect and return an execution in favor of Alsbrook for S. P. Alsbrook v. Foster Washington and Lawson Washington.

Other plaintiff: Edmund Keely.

William Wray, an official of Overton County, was instructed to collect and pay Joel Coffer $602.00 as this was the amount he was awarded in a previous case. He has failed to deliver the money.

Both principals in this case were named administrators of the estate of William Darwin, deceased. Plaintiff claims that Knight failed to collect debts due to the estate from his own brother, and later from his brother's estate.

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.

Other plaintiffs: John Canepo, dec., & Rosa Canepo. Other defendants: C. F. Vance, F. M. White, & E. E. Clarke. Plaintiffs are sued for the assets of John Canepo, which were taken into the control of Anderson. He is accused of mishandling the funds or of committing fraud and appropriating the funds to his own use.

Partnership of John H. Poston, Isaac Dennison.

Add'l defs.: Hilary Howse, Lyle Andrews, J. Morgan Wilkerson, Robert E. Elliott, J.D. Alexander, Charles R. Myers, U.S. Fidelity & Guaranty Co. Add'l plaintiffs: Frank G. Sharpe, John T. Hays, R.L. Wright, T.J. Robertson, W.L. Moore, Edwin T. Mulloy, Oliver J. Timothy, R. H. Fite, W.H. Harrison, L.W. Denny, H.C. Buchi, Geo. S. Parkes, L.R. Jacobs, H.F. Cooper, G.A. Myers, John Parman, Harry A. Myers, H.A. Hewitt, C.E. Weise, J.M. Lunn S.A. Cherry, Fred B. Young. Charge: letting of illegal contracts.

Co-plaintiffs: Fannie H. Battle & L. L. Battle. Other defendants: Middleton Hays, John C. M. Garland, & Andrew J. Hays. Complainants say the defendants, executors of their father's will, have not kept them informed of the status of the sale of land for the purpose of paying debts of the estate, and they cannot tell whether their responsibilities have been met.

Failure to grant voter registration. Writ of Error Originating court is Law, appeal to Western Division Supreme Court - not known if Chancery or Circuit

Case also found in Box 149.

Actual charge is failure to collect and pay over revenues due to the state of Tennessee. The dispute concerns whether the county is obligated to pay state taxes on a particular type of fine it imposed on someone found guilty of assault & battery.

Herman Carr appointed admr. of estate of Morris Carr, dec. Indicted for failing to make a settlement of the estate with the County Clerk within the time required by law.

Indictment is for "escape." However, Madden is a jailer, not a prisoner. Indictment says he unlawfully released T. B. Morton, jailed for "forgery, larceny, and fraudulent breach of trust" - "voluntarily and corruptly of purpose by negligence and disregard of duty as turnkey in charge of said Jail, permitted the said T. B. Morton to escape from said jail and go at large."

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