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With force and arms. Additional Plaintiffs: Ed Tipton and Earnest Tweed. Victim: James Correll.

Replevin of a "Walnut Log."

Exhibits include handwritten letters and postcards, canceled check.

Sully claimed A.B. Harris, R.A. Johnson, and the Carnegie Land Co. breached their contract with him regarding the buying of stock. The bill "prays that the defendants be enjoined from transferring any stock standing in the name of Harris and Johnson." Alfred Sully was a citizen of New York

Final Decree only. Date: Unknown.

Charles and Elizabeth, his mother, were exe. Of will of John Greene, dec. In previous case, judgment had been rendered in favor of Jobe and against plaintiffs for $411.46. Plaintiffs had paid $321.74 and paid balance sometime later. Jobe issued for whole execution at first, then remembered later that $321.74 was paid, but still wanting the rest of the judgment. Plaintiffs seek stay of execution, charging that they had paid balance.

Selling whiskey.

"Workmen's Compensation." Additional Plaintiff: Ada Foney. Additional Defendants: Louisville and Nashville Railway Co. and Clinchfield Railroad Co. 3 folders.

Origin of Debt: writing obligatory.

Exhibits: correspondence, certificate, enrollment agreement.

Murder in the second degree. Victim: Calvin Woods.

Plaintiff is sued for a plea of damages in the sum of $20 for the defendant taking from him a gun.

Hartman sued Carson for trespass to his damage $25,000. During the late war, Hartman was loyal to the Union and Carson was a Confederate. Carson refused to give him a certificate of exemption from the rebel army and caused Hartman to be arrested and imprisoned for 5-6 months. Hartman was also compelled to stay from his home for 2 years after his escape from the rebel army and prison. Court ruled in favor of plaintiff for $550.

Wheeler and Wilson Man. Co. was seeking to have a sewing machine returned to the company.

Kermit Graybeal, a minor, sues by his next friend for $10,000 in damages for personal injuries he sustained while unlawfully working for the company and being put to work on a dangerous and unsafe machine. Kermit was injured when the rip saw machine threw a sharp pointed board toward him which struck him in the abdomen…it cut into his body and caused damage to his intestines.

Selling whiskey.

B.L. Ledford is sued Johnson City Foundry and Machine Co. for Worker's Compensation benefits due to an injury to his right hand, arm, shoulder, spine and other parts of his body. He seeks $5.00 a week for 550 weeks. See ET 951 for additional part of case.

Order only.

Victim: Bobbie Snyder.

William K. Blair also listed as a defendant in summons. Trespass was a plea of unlawful arrest and false imprisonment for twenty-one days. sued for damages in the sum of $20,000.

Cause of action is listed as a "injunction and attachment bill." D.H. Campbell entered into a business partnership with Byrd Brown and Stephen Brown. Business was known as Blees Sewing Machine Co. Cambell is accussed of selling sewing machines on his own and not settling up with the company each month which is against the terms that they agreed on.

Cover sheet only.

"Possessing Liquor."