Firm of B. Lowenstein & Bros.: A. L. Bernard; Elias Lowenstein. Firm of Blum Bros.: Isaac, Gabriel, & Ralph Blum.

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

Debts of the estate of M. L. Haley.

Witnesses included Joseph A. Mabry, W.H. Jackson, F.M. Woodall, Napoleon B. Cheatham, W.G. Harding.

Case deals with claim against the United States government for property destroyed by the Federal forces during the Civil War. Property that was destroyed belonged to Caleb R. Clement, deceased. His daughter and heir Rebecca Clement, deceased, was married to defendant, T. H. Lewis.

Additional plaintiffs: Mary Butler, John Butler, Fannie Butler, Dave Butler, Ellen Reid, and Charles Reid. Cause of action: recovery of sixty nine acres of land in the 8th civil district of Madison County.

Additional Defendants: Daniel Phillips, Samuel Hobbs. Complainant seeks to recover 261 barrels of salt, which the Defendants allegedly failed to deliver.

Incomplete case. Brief of defendant only.

Additional defendants: J. L. Renfroe, W. C. Renfroe, J. N. Willington; Writ of Error; Quinichet also spelled Quinichett

Plntff. sought recovery on a $250 note executed to her by the deft. under her maiden name of L. V. Gillenwaters. Plntff. & deft. brother & sister. Their father had decided to make an "adjustment" of some of his property among his 3 oldest children from his first. Marriage, of whom plntff. & deft. were two, & conveyed the land to the deft., requiring him to execute a note of $250 to each of the other 2 children. Plntff. asked for recovery against deft. & sale of the land.

Plaintiff was self-described "old woman" who owned County land within few miles of towns of Martin & Sharon, where Def. operated a gin. Through her agent, J.W. Thompson, Somers rented her land to Jesse Burrs, who cultivated cotton on the land. Burrs sub rented the land to the Thedfords, who sold cotton from the land to Def. Burrs didn't pay his rent, so Somers sued Def. because Def. held the cotton derived from the land.

Petitioners: Ann Thomasin, Hugh Thomasin, William Thomasin, Martha Thomasin, Benjamin Parker, Linnia Thomasin, Elizabeth Thomasin, Elizabeth Q. Thomasin, and Isabella Thomasin.

Filed as "writ of error." Polly's father Barclay McGhee died leaving an estate of $150,200. McGhee didn't approve of her marriage to William Lowry, & left her little in his will. However, he had made an agreement with Polly's brother John that she was to be well provided for following Barclay's death. Although John bought land for Wm. & Polly, the land was never legally turned over. Polly sued for rights to the inheritance. Includes Barclay's probate inventory. Related to oversize 17, Boxes 1195, 1081

Additional Defendants: Henderson Owen and J. Rich Wray.

Additional plaintiffs: Gardner J. Dickey, George W. Smith & Alexander A. Montgomery. Additional defendants: Charles & J. G. Schmidlapp, Ike Rice and S. Jacobs, partners in firm called Schmidlapp Brothers.