Additional Plaintiff: Daniel Hillman. Additional Defendants: Florence Drouillard, Vanleer Kirkman, Russell Houston, admr. of Anthony Vanleer, dec. Case involves pig iron seized by Federal Army; seeking compensation for services rendered running Cumberland Iron Works.

Plaintiff, A. A. Swope, sued defendant Smith for fees for services rendered as an attorney for the defendant in the Smith County court concerning a claim of Frank Denny against W. W. Cheek, administrator of the estate of Charles Denny, deceased. Defendant Smith had an interest in the Denny estate and enlisted the serves of A. A. Swope to represent them.

Additional plaintiffs: Alexander McBean, Archie McBean, Jon S. Baldwin of Taylor, McBean and Baldwin for the use of J. Langdon of the firm T. E. Brown and Company; Additional defendants: Kate Hart, R. Hough, Trustee, H. C. K?, John P. Caruthers Seeking to collect payment for paving of Shelby Street in Memphis; includes copy of the City Engineer Departments' 1867 Memphis Street Paving Specifications

Additional Defendants: Amelia C. Hollenburg, wife H. G. Hollenberg & H. G. Hollenberg, Trustee. A. Kohlbry & Co. comprised of A. Kohlbry & A. Silverberg. Mrs. Hollenberg purchased $77.75 worth of goods at A. Kohlbry & Co., paying with a note due 1 Jan. 1888. Note still unpaid. She also signed her husband's initials to the note as if they were her own. Exhibit includes Postcard with message concerning case.

Additional Defendant: J. G. Duke. James Lee owns Lee Gin & Machine Co. Plaintiff charges that he purchased a boring mill from them for $2850 & later claimed that it had a crack in the bottom or bed. Has since refused to make payments, claiming the mill is no longer worth the initial price. Also "made reclamation on your orator for an abatement of the amount of the purchase price."

Case involves debt due for services rendered as Superintendent of Nashville Female Academy; plaintiff defended the school when Nashville was occupied by the military and was taken prisoner in the North in 1862, upon his return in 1865 he sought to re-establish the Academy. Additional defendants: John M. Bass, A. L. P. Green, W. D. F. Sawrie, William R. Elliston, John Thompson, R. B. C. Howell, W. Berry, T. A. Atchison, Micael Vaughn, and Byrd Douglas. 3 folders

Cause of action: Wage Dispute

Eddins and Company proprietors of a sawmill on the Wolf River. 2 folders.

Plaintiff sold defendant $500 worth of goods for which he never received payment.

Add. defendants: C. H. Hune & Dan F. Elliotte. Defendants are indebted to the plaintiff in the sum of $243.35 plus interest. The defendants were partners in the business name Memphis Floral Company and they employed the plaintiff as their bookkeeper. He was to receive $50 per month for his services plus an extra $10 for every Christmas and Easter holiday, but was never paid.

Elisha M. Sims, a physician, rendered services to defendant and his wife from 1882-1884, with a running bill of $32. Plaintiff brought suit to recover this non-payment of services. Circuit court found for defendant.

Additional Plaintiffs: F. Furman, F. P. McWharter, J. A. Jennings, and Ed Gilean Jr. Additional Defendants: A. S. Edwards, Elizabeth J. Edwards, and John W. Edwards Francis Furman owned Furman & Co. Wholesale Dry Goods store. He died in 1899 and is buried at Mt. Olivet Cemetery.

Case involves possible fraud over the stocking of the Defendant's boat. Case is incomplete; brief only.

Additional Defendants: Joseph Trounstine, and J. Northman. Case involves the recovery of debt for goods delivered.

Incomplete case. Deposition and bill of exceptions;

Additional plaintiffs: E. Brock, F. A. Titus, H. Snow and Company

Plaintiff filed the suit to recover $466.92 for services rendered without payment and $100 in damages for the defendant unjustly detaining this debt.

James, John & J. F. sued J. D. for $675 due for labor completed in 1870. Additionally, J. D. had borrowed money from the plaintiffs.

Plaintiff sued estate to recover $457 for goods, wares, merchandise and cotton sold to Sullivan in 1862.

payment due for services; debt; alternate spellings of Schimbler in case include Schimmler and Schimeler

The plaintiff made an agreement with the defendant to look after several of her properties, but failed to pay him per their agreement.

Additional defendants: Thomas P. Eldridge, James H. Dunham, Isaiah V. Carpenter; Additional plaintiffs; Christopher Mundinger; Writ of Error Originating court is Municipal Memphis/Shelby, appeal to Western Division Supreme Court at Brownsville