Plaintiff accuses the defendants of unjustly holding his property. The land in question is fronted on Altamont Street in Tracy City, Tennessee and is described as the southeast part of lot 203.

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.

Addtl dfnts: Bill Ooley and C. C. Campbell. Pearson and his business partner, J. S. Nunley, in the trade of groceries and "druggs", who made many accounts with dfnt. Campbell, agent of dfnt Spurlock. Campbell offered to buy out Nunley's interest in the store and asked pltf and Nunley to sign a note to him. Pearson only signed the note if he wouldn't be held as surety for the whole amount, only half, if Nunley did not pay. The Nashville Trust initially sued to recover the debt on the note.

Additional Plaintiffs: Joseph Gilliam and Philip Bibles. Additional defendants: James H. Murphy, Christian Smith, Benjamin Trussel, James Klepper, John Klepper, and William Henly

Additional plaintiff: Robert Sanders; Additional defendants: J. E. Bull, G. C. Sanders, James Sartin, A. K. Layne, P. H. Roberts, William Parks, Davidson Tate, J. P. Knox, E. H. Reaves, Eli Layne and J. F. Laxton, associate judges. Cause of Action: Challenge to removal of Grundy County seat from Altamont to Tracy City.

The State charged the defendant with selling liquor within four miles of a school.

Circuit Court trial took place in a Church, because the courthouse and records therein had recently been destroyed by fire. Additional def: John Rust, T.T. Levan, Elias Brazeel(?), I.T. Brazzeel, and H.F. Brazzeel Additional plaintiffs: John Armstrong, H.B. Cope, James Coulson, Michael Gallagher, H.R. Estell, Thomas Edwards, J.M. Williamson, admin &c.

Thompson sues Lockhart, a sheriff, for trespass and wrongful seizure and illegal levy of a bay mare. He sues him for damages of $500.

Def. and Polk Givens were indicted for the illegal removal of distilled spirits. Def. hired pla. to represent him in said case then being heard in the Nashville Federal Court. Plaintiff brought suit seeking payment for his services.

Additional parties: Anna Belle Shrum, Leonard Winton, Sam Winton

Opinion only. Sansom sued for damages for alleged wrongful killing of John W. Sansom, her husband. Point raised in opinion was that under the statute the motion for leave to take a non-suit came too late.

Last name of defendant is impossible to verify. As written, it appears to be Corin, Conn, Corn, or Cowimm. Handwriting is not clear throughout this case.

Witnesses included Elzie Lynn, George Lusk, Bob McBride, John Johnson, Sam Brashear, Ed Willis, Ralph Smith, and Gillie Griswold.

Co-defendant is Ed. Sweeton. Defendants are charged with stealing and concealing $1120 in cash and checks belonging to Jas. H. Northcut and T. B. Northcut.

Murder of Lon Parish on 20 January 1922, at the north end of the Nashville, Chattanooga & St. Louis Railway depot, Tracy City, TN.

The State charged Haskins with assaulting E. W. Hamby with a pistol held in the defendant's hand and therefore with the intent to commit 2nd degree murder. The circuit court found him guilty and sentenced him to 1 year hard labor in the state penitentiary

Victim: M.P. Sanders alias Porter Sanders.

Fighting in a public place.

Defendant is charge with unlawfully concealing a weapon (bowie knife).

Incomplete file. Judgment only.

Violation of the "four mile" law for selling whiskey within proximity to a school house.

Brazeel was a minor living with his father purchased a mare with a levy, but possession still seems to reside with the original owner, his father. Does not include original bill, but appeal of assignment of error.