Additional Complainant: A. H. Gould. Additional Defendants: Paul S. Steward, Theodore King, Jr. This bill was filed to recover the sum of $1,000, being the balance upon a contract entered into between the parties for the transfer of a beer agency, Atlas Brewing Company.

Driver was awarded two judgements, totalling $39.18 in damages, against the defendants in court in the county. Defendants have yet to pay, and were even granted a bona status despite a full stand of corn and tobacco crops, which the complaintant asserted was enough to repay the court-ordered debt.

Additional Defendants: J.G. Webb and G.W.G. Paine. The plaintiff was the admr. of John S. Merrill, dec. The case was used as evidence in the 1885 case of Susan Pinkerton et al.. v. D.B. Cliff, exec. of C.A. Merrill, dec.

Thornburgh executed $100 note in favor of Harris, who gave Confederate money (rebel money) for the note, which Thornburgh used to pay another debt & to pay a high price for medicine. Dispute over whether Confederate money qualified as consideration. Thornburgh argued no consideration for note, since Confederate money not recognized by law as money at all & had no legal value.

Additional Defendant: S. N. Burger.

Includes deposition.

Trespass on the case, $200 damages claimed. Cannon had judgment against Thomas Hunt, then deceased, for whose estate Bayles was an admr. Bayles agreed to pay the judgment within 6 mos. if Cannon would agree not to take steps to collect it until then. Bayles failed to pay the judgment within 6 mos., so Cannon brought this lawsuit to recover the judgment.

Additional Plaintiffs: G.W. Macrae, E.B. McHenry, R.J. Moran, R.T. Cooper, C.B. Bryan, John M. Hill, R.L. Menager, and Max Sondheimer, all board of directors of the Memphis Savings Bank. Printed brief included.

Cockrill executed $1,000 note in Steger's favor, which Cockrill then failed to pay, so Steger filed suit to collect amount owed plus interest.