Fisher was an auditor and Pollard a county court judge in Davidson County.

Crosby was the sheriff of Maury County.

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

A.E. Foreman had been regularly paying alimony to Daisy when she had waylaid him on the highway, drew a pistol, and shot him in the left groin and hip. Defendant had apparently threatened him with a pistol on two earlier occasions. Plaintiff sought to stop paying alimony and wanted a complete divorce from defendant. 2 folders.

Plaintiff was a confederate soldier in the Civil War, at which time he was ordered to get a horse from a certain home. After the war, plaintiff was charged with being a horse thief and required to submit a note for the repayment of the horse. Plaintiff later discovered defendant to be in possession of stolen horse and demanded that horse be returned to him, so that he could return it to the owner. Plaintiff also requested the note be deemed and void since he found the horse and planned to return it

Setliff borrowed about $3,000 from the defendant association in 1889 and in return executed a mortgage deed in trust with John Richardson as trustee. He has paid $3,882 to the Association on the mortgage since but the interest accrued at the time of the late monthly payent was $500. The plaintiff therefore paid an additional $382. The defendant claimed Setliff still owed money and attempted to sell the land in trust. Setliff petitioned for a halt of the sale and accounting. Exhibit is share ledger.

Brief for plaintiff only. Simpson sued sureties of Mark Bacon formerly sheriff of Washington County to recover of said sureties for failure of said Bacon to pay over monies collected by him to which Simpson was entitled. Simpson gave execution against A.D. Taylor to Bacon for collecting a note, which Bacon failed to do.

William Stuart began a retailing business with Dr. John Yancey in Warrensburg, purchasing their initial stock from Brown & Appleton. Their store burned to the ground in 1849. Although they still had their books, & turned them over to an official for record, when the debts came due, they were unable to pay. They hardly made a profit by the time of the fire.

Petition to stop the defendants from levying and selling property of the complainant to satisfy taxes due to Marion County.

Add def: J. J. McGoldrick, J. K. Shields. Clark was constable in the county. In 1890, there was a judgement rendered against A. Shelton and was in the hands of Clark for collection. Plaintiff accused Clark of colluding with Shelton to collect a smaller amount than was charged.

Donohoo sued Angelly over a debt. Suit sought to settle the debt.

Other defendant is Thomas G. McCampbell, deputy sheriff.

Plaintiff says the county officials have refused to pay his for his services as tax assessor, even though a salary amount has been specified by law, and his predecessor was paid up to the point when he left office.

Additional Defendants: Mary L. Shaller and M. S. Buckingham. The defendant, a lawyer in the legal firm of Marsilliott & Chandler, was hired by the defendants but they failed to pay for his services.

Gorman alleged that she obtained a decree against John W. Kincaid for $516.20, which Rogers owed Kincaid from another decree in the case of J. H. Greece v. Jesse Rogers et al. Maupin bought land from Rogers and Gorman claimed the sale was fraudulent.

The board of trustees of the church had taken a promissory note from Delia Wilson. They did not repay. In an attempt to recover the money, she brought suit, attempting to establish whether each individual trustee was liable for the money.

Additional defendant - W. D. Davis

Agnews and Hasleton owed Alley money. He placed a lien on land they owned to satisfy the debt. The Supreme Court advertised and sold the land to pay the debt. Def's: J. Haines Agnew, J.C. Hasleton, & Saul I. Agnew.

Ella Bailey, wife os S. H. Bailey Jr.(dec.), and her children filed suit against the executors, heirs, and devisees of Enoch Brown, deceased. Bailey Jr. inherited an estate in trust from his mother Maria L. (Clark) Bailey. The plaintiffs contested the validity of note that Schuyler H. Bailey (dec. husband of Maria L.) transferred to Enoch Brown, which they claimed was misappropriated and against the trust deed of the estate. Plaintiffs requested the return of land conveyed by the note and debt on note.

This is a petition to set aside the will of E.A. Gott who left a farm to the Fairfield Church in his will. He apparently was at odds with his family and they are trying to make his will void.

Other defendants: Western and Atlantic Railroad Company (not sure what the difference is between Western & Atlantic Railroad and Western & Atlantic Railroad Co.). Plaintiffs were from Massachusetts (bank located in Boston). Defendants from Georgia. Bank bought a promissory note from railroad to E. W. Kimball for $12,077.45 & Demerritt also bought a promissory note from railroad to Kimball for $8,060. Railroad refused to make payment to them on notes.

Boyd Cheatham, Edgefield & Kentucky R.R. E. S. Cheatham, President, Edgefield & Ky. R.R.