See also Gugginheim v. Rosenfield, Docket 6809

Additional Plaintiffs: Fitzpatrick, Gregory & Davis, and A. S. Calyun. Additional Defendants: James Poe and Gregory Poe

Additional Defendants: G. B. Goodwin and George M. Goodwin

The case concerned a steamboat accident involving the "Alf Stevens" (owned by the plaintiff) and the "Dick Fulton No. 3" (owned by the defendants). The firm of Riddle, Coleman, & Co. was composed of George R. Riddle, John C. Coleman, and W. S. Parker.

Plaintiff filed this case to recover a debt from defendants in the form of an unpaid note. Additional Defendants: A. H. Hodge, Peter Brakebill

The summons states that A.D. Stone was to appear to answer James F. Campbell in a plea that he "broke and entered the close and lands and premises of James Campbell and ejected him." He was seeking $500 in damages. James County. See additional pages in box ET 1695.

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Additional parties: E. M. Hearn, Henry James, J. m Dudley, Robert McKenna

Plaintiff is a licensed cotton merchant in Memphis. Hayden failed to make bond as required by City Ordinance, Section Two (1877); failure to keep book as required by said Ordinance; failure to keep record of seller of loose cotton as required by said Ordinance and the quantity of each purchase by him; and failure and refusal to keep the book required open to the inspection of the Special Police provided by said City Ordinance.

Co-defendants: Memphis Oil Co., City Oil Works, and Panola Oil & Fertilizer Co. The city believes that each of these companies should be taxed for every vehicle owned and used by the company in the course of its business, and that the companies should take out an annual license for each vehicle.

J.S. Blankenship was accusing Charles Cate of false imprisonment and was seeking $500 in damages.

Plaintiff in error had a judgment rendered against him in a previous case. Judgment was awarded to defendant, this case was filed in an effort to reverse judgment which was for $50.00.

Raines is referred to as "Joshy" throughout the trial transcript.

Plaintiff's sister, Mary Ross, dec., owned a tract of land at the time she died. Defendant was the step-son of the deceased, plaintiff alleged that he misrepresented himself and letters from the deceased in order to become admr of the estate in order to defraud heirs. Plaintiff filed this case to have defendant removed as admr and herself added.

This suit was brought by Bridges against George Standifier and Ben Reagan for damages related to an assault. Bridges claims that Standifer and Reagan, acting as Marshall and Deputy Marshall of the Town of Athens, injured him by beating, hitting, and striking him on the face with pistols and other weapons. Prior to the assault, the plaintiff was issued a fine by the Mayor of Athens and placed in the custody of Standifer.

Dispute re: fees owed tax collector, Greene County, for services for quarter; sale of 71 acres of land in Greene 11 July 1878, State Comptroller's office refused to remit remainder of clerk's fees. Hon. Newton Hacker, Judge, 1st Circuit Court.

Additional Defendants: John Hart, A. B. Hart, and Miley Ellis. Additional parties: Ed. L. Jett, and J. L. Jett, M. P. Jeff, Gallis C. Jett, and Ann F. Gleets(?) and her husband Thomas J. Gleets) . represented him.

Incomplete casefile. This case may be related to "East Tennessee, Virginia, & Georgia Rail Road Co. v. J. R. Henderson for the use of J. L. Mathews," located in ET 643.

Kimbro, exe. of the estate of J. B. Kimbro, alleged that Haynes owed her money in the sum of six hundred and fifty dollars. Kimbro had leased a farm to Haynes, whom failed to pay rent for his time occupying the property. This suit is an appeal filed by Haynes in opposition of the original suit.

Matthews owned property adjacent to a portion of company's railroad tracks. The tracks were situated on an embankment cutting across a valley & required a culvert through the embankment to prevent flooding. Matthews claimed that the company didn't maintain culvert in good repair & that his property was regularly flooded as a result. Matthews sued for $5,000 in damages. 82 pgs. in this box & 178 pgs. in ET 1641, 84 See ET690 & 1641