Plaintiff is appealing the charge that he appropriated two cows from W. J. Shearon.

Additional defendants: G. I. Frazier and J. B. Hunt.

Plaintiffs seeks to recover land that was purchased by Defendant using confederate money, but whose value was not set until after said currency ceased to be of any value. Deceased: John Lee. Add. Plaintiffs: Adaline Lee Curry, Lee M. Allen, David Allen, Polly Allen, Columbus Allen, John W. Lee, Hessie Lee, W. R. Lee, Asa T. Lee.

Additional defendants: Annie Thomas' children, all minors. Case heard in the Supreme Court of Tennessee.

Additional plaintiffs: Aita Neubert, Jessie L. Neubert, L.O. Ghormley and wife Annie. Plaintiffs owned a tract of 300 acres. When tract was owned by A.P. Brown & wife, they leased it to Messer for 1 year as long as oil or gas was mined or produced. Plaintiffs charged def. with failing to perform lease's terms within time stipulated, which had long since expired, making said lease void and a cloud on their title. Exhibits include: an oversized plot map of Morgan County and lease.

Additional Plaintiffs: B. A. Hildebrand, D. H. Hildebrand, and A. Keck.

Plaintiff is sued for $350 reimbursement for property that was badly damaged during shipment on this railroad line and received by him under protest.

Case incomplete. Only an Opinion present.

Plaintiffs: Josephus Irvine, Henry Phoenix, Martin Prewit, Daniel Peeler, Commissioners, et al. Defendants: Aaron P. Cunningham, Bradley Halford, George Gresham. Petitioner: Joshua Bowdry of Lawrence Co.

Additional Defendants: Emelie N. Crabtree, Charlotte C. Reynolds, Dorothy Crabtree, Carl R. Neidhardt, Barbara Neidhardt. Exhibits: trust agreement, letters, memorandum of agreement, correspondence, trust agreement, copy of divorce bill. Cause of Action: Complainant filed bill to declare void and set aside a Trust agreement executed by her and to recover all of the property set out therein, on the ground of undue influence and fraud.

Additional defendants: A.W. Jones, W.T. Crisswell, J.E. Manley, and N.W. Calcutt. This case involved the repeated selling and shifting ownership of two mules. The Citizens Bank sued to claim ownership and immediate possession of the mules. Plaintiff claims it was the holder of the initial note and held title over the property, and any later titles created are and void.

Loss of property from fire.

Add. Defendants: T.E. Watson & J.B. Baird. Issue of a road running from Murfreesboro to Lebanon and then to Hunter's Point on the Cumberland River with toll gates never being officially declared a public road, despite having been used and tolls collected for 50 years prior. Plaintiff filed bill after Baird told the company the road was now designated a shun pike and was going to have it laid off without due notice, which also damaged the road and tolls. Suing to protect the road and rights to Plaintiff.

Dispute over the recovery of quantities of beer, bottles, and boxes. Both Plaintiff and Defendant produced beer in Nashville.

Defendant's brief only. Issue involves the sheriff's sale of property to which complainants claim to have a life estate. They are asking that the land be returned to them as a homestead.

Plaintiffs seek to recover logs removed from their property by Defendant. Add. Plaintiff: Ruby Gibson.

The plaintiff contracted with the defendant to purchase the defendant's tract of land in Dyer County, which the defendant supposedly sold to someone else.

Additional defendant Ann M. Blakemore Aale was in dispute in the final division of property of Sally Chitwood over three African Americans named Amy, Minerva and Martin valued at $200.00

The plaintiff was a firm operating out of Philadelphia, Pennsylvania who ordered 100 bales of cotton from the defendant, but fire destroyed it before delivery.

Additional defendants are not named in these documents.

E. T. V. & G. train killed Cross's horse.

Opinion only. County and court of origin are unknown. The question in this case is whether the court can force the sale of land belonging to an estate that is not insolvent.