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Additional Defendants: R. H. Rose and B. M. Grimmelt. Plaintiff stated they were unpaid for services rendered to the defendants.

Additional plaintiffs: Thomas Parks, William McKerrock, and Jefferson Martin. Additional defendants: Elihue M. Chaffin, John Chaffin, Thomas T. Christian, Lee M. Bentley, and John W. Stewart

Plaintiffs: Josephus Irvine, Henry Phoenix, Martin Prewit, Daniel Peeler, Commissioners, et al. Defendants: Aaron P. Cunningham, Bradley Halford, George Gresham. Petitioner: Joshua Bowdry of Lawrence Co.

Plaintiff is sued the Nashville, Florence, and Sheffield Railroad Co. for damages related to their failure to build a stock gap which provides a barrier between the railroad tracks and cattle. The plaintiff died during the trial.

Exhibit materials only. No other case files included. Exhibit: ledger book. All fields left blank are unknown.

Additional parties: L. J. Lane

Evidence includes a variety of receipts and sales invoices. Additional complainants: J. F. Webb

Unsure as to cause of action. Appears as though the fees charged for enrolling the judgment were inappropriate for a number of different plaintiffs including: J. A. Morgan, J. B. Kosner, P. G. Curton, D. Kerns, R. Rose, J. G. Garther.

Cause of action: Failure to enroll cases

John Bright wrote a book and entered into an agreement with others to sale his books. He says he is owed money for his books.

Additional Defendants: J.S. Garther, J. A. Heagan, P. G. Austin, J.B. Kanire, D. Kerns, and B. H. Bond. Plaintiff is filing a suit against the Defendant, who is a county clerk, and his securities. Angel did not enroll 26 past cases and was found to be negligent of his duties.

Other defendants: Alexander Sessions.

Payment for covenant broken.

Additional plaintiff: Matt J. Haden, partner of the named plaintiff doing business under the firm name of Davis & Haden in Louisville, Kentucky(wholesale liquor business). Defendant was doing business as Weaver & Clegg. John Clegg was his partner, but not a party to this suit. Plaintiffs claimed that various kinds of alcoholic beverages in the amount of $294.85 had been delivered to Weaver in TN on May 24, 1872, and that debt was unpaid. Def. claimed he had already paid plaintiffs for that delivery.

Debt of $929.18 due on note.

Kirk was convicted of Murder in the 2nd Degree but there were no jurors available for the sentencing so there was a change of venue

Dispute about charges for damaged goods.

Additional Defendants: Daniel A. Goff. Sheriff found no property upon which to execute for the satisfaction of the judgment but Plaintiff's argue that certain tracts of land exist and are owned by Defendants and should be attached.

Additional Defendants: Martha E. Harvey, Henry Nixon.

This case is charged against Chapter 18 of the Private Acts of 1917, a stock law applicable to Lawrence. The defendant was charged with allowing two milk cows to run at large.