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View Entry Hammerly & Company v. J. H. Duke Madison Stay of Execution

Joseph Hammerly and R. H. Hammerly were partners in the trading firm of Hammerly & Co.

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View Entry John E. Givens v. J. V. Harrell Carroll Stay of Execution

Additional parties: J. H. Harrell, dec., J. M. Brannock, Mary Brannock

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View Entry J. S. Ferrell et al. v. Child, Stevens & Co. Dyer Stay of Execution

Additional Plaintiff: A. G. Harris.

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View Entry J. B. Hudnall v. William Bearden & John Fadlock Anderson Stay of Execution

Bearden had brought suit against Fadlock for trespass in previous suit, which was dismissed and Court ruled in favor of Fadlock. Hudnall's name was listed as a security for costs of prosecution bond, but Hudnall charged that Bearden never asked him to be security nor had he ever been Bearden's security. Hudnall claimed he was not liable for any costs of trespass suit and wanted an injunction to prohibit collection of judgment from him.

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View Entry Rice & McFarland v. Caleb Putnam Grainger Stay of Execution

Details of case unclear. Defendant seeking a "stay" of the execution of a levy on certain property belonging to him: 2 bay horses, 2 cows, 1 cart, 5 hogs & 6 French post bedsteads.

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View Entry T. J. Alford & G. M. Rogers v. H. W. Whitfield Humphreys Stay of Execution

Additional parties: R.F. Beazley.

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View Entry William S. Johnson et al. v. F. M. Price et al. Jackson Stay of Execution

Additional parties: J. J. Price

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View Entry Warham Easley Jr. v. Jacob Melling Grainger Stay of Execution

Judgment had been rendered in favor of Melling and against Joseph Williams for $496.48 and the costs. Easley was security for Williams for the cost of the appeal and was sued because judgment was rendered against him for debt as well. Easley alleged that a written note did not give J.B. Jones, justice of the peace for Grainger county, authority to bind him for the debt but for costs only.

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