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Hon. Gideon B. Black, Judge, 13th Judicial Circuit. Admr. of W.W. Gleason, dec., died intestate. Debt remaining, re: hire of negroes- Cary, his wife (Elviry?) and four children, formerly of Gleason's estate in Weakley Co., during War (1864). Defendant attempted to recover debt.

Guardianship allowance issues. Additional Defendants: Unknown.

Additional defendants: J. N. McDaniel

Additional plaintiffs: W. O. McLean, exc. Of W. S. Brown, dec. Additional defendants: Mrs. Emma A. Dickson, John Lafayette

American National Bank organized under Acts of Congress doing business in Nashville, Tenn.; M.E. Jones resident of Gibson County; C.F. Stites resident of Davidson County; Jones drew check for $125 for deed to Gibson County Hamilton Beater Ex A: check; Ex B: certificate of protest

Additional complainants: Allen Flowers admr. of W. H. McCain.

Additional defendants: Mrs. A. E. Stovall

Plaintiff, a former railroad employee, was run over by a hand-car and seriously injured on 25 July 1888. Injuries have left him permanently disabled. Plaintiff charges railroad with negligence and is sued for $25,000 in damages.

Case concerns the estate of John M. Dickson, who died in 1897. Case was over debt owed by John Dickson at his time of death. Amount listed is $5,765.14. Additional defendants listed as Emma A. Dickson, E. L. Dickson, and minor children Emma G. Dickson and Jennie M. Dickson

Additional plaintiffs: Halls Ordway & Mitchell, F. W. Green, L. W. Halls.

Wood was executor of Thomas Welsh Sr., deceased; other defendants: Frank Welsh, Moses Welsh, Thomas Welsh, Joannah Welsh, Mozetta Raines, Sallie May Raines, Mose Raines, Ollie King, Eddie King, & Donie King.

Damages to horses for not watering, feeding, resting and unloading them at proper times causing them to become hurt by the conditions. Additional plaintiffs: R. L. James. Additional defendants: St. Louis Southwestern Railway Co.

Victim: Champ Balentine

Additional Plaintiff: Mary H. Ward, wife B. F. Ward, maiden name Hardeman. Wards residents of Carroll Co., MS. Additional Defendants: Joseph A. January & William P. Scales. Januarys admrs. Robert W. January, dec. William C. January once guardian of Mary H. Ward, Robert W. January his security. Wards maintain that defendants defrauded the estate left to Mary Ward.

Other defendants: W. S. Coover. Other complainants: McCord & Adelbolt, Rankin Snyder Hardware Co., and L. Oppenheimer. The spelling of "Stousse" could be wrong because the handwriting is abominable. The name might also be "Stoune." Docket number was not recorded.

Additional Defendants: A. J. & Z. F. Taylor; W. J. Howell, J. H. Braden; Mrs. M. E. Taylor et al. Plaintiff seeking to collect debt of $550. Alleges E. A. Taylor has been financially insolvent for some time & has been fraudulently conveying away his property to defraud his creditors. Taylor maintains he is $5000 in debt to various banks & individuals, & has no property subject to execution. Mrs. M. E. Taylor wife of E. A. Taylor.

J.J. Sires sold 17,500 pounds of hogs at 15and 1/4 cents per pound and refuses to deliver the hogs as per agreement. Damages in the sum of $475.00.

Coffman was indicted for receiving, possessing and transporting intoxicating liquor.

The complainant charges that the defendant willfully and maliciously remained absent from him without any reasonable cause and for more than two whole years.