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| Saturday 2  Amos McRae col v.s. Robrt Robertson wh | Wadesboro May 2 1868  Complains that he worked for John & Robrt Robertson during year 1867 for which labor he was to earn 148.00 for year & his wife to recv 7.50 pr month they to board themselves. Worked throughout the year, and has recvd sum $40.00. | May 2nd 68  Wrote to Robrt Robertson to settle with this laborer before some one agreeable to both or report to this office on Wednesday 13th inst.  Neither party reported & I infer the case is settled. |

| Washington Briley c for his wife Eliza vs. John B Hailey w  May 7th Will Rep 16th | Wadesboro May 2d 1868  Complains that his wife Eliza worked for J B Haily during 1865 Asks that she be paid for said labor   J.B.H. states Eliza worked for him 6 mos out of this 8 mos I calculate at $4 pr month x 6 = 24
Dr  Paton Bill              6.00
2 pr shoes 3.00 -1          4.00
Dr Beeman Bill             17.00
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Pd by J B Hailey          $27.00
                           24.00
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                           $3.00
Drs Bills $22.00 Allowd as certified by Drs 
Parties reported and settled leaving $3.00 in favor of Haily | May 2nd 1868  Wrote to J Haily to rept to this office Thursday 7th inst provided he & Washington and Linda cannot settle for labor performed. |

| Thursday  Si Perkins col for his wife Violet vs. John Horn w  1st outrage | Wadesboro May 9th 1868  Complains that John Horn came into his enclosure last night about dusk and struck his wife Violet four times hitting her on the head and arms with an axe [[?]]  Jun 3d Refd to John Ratliff | Wadesboro May 7th 68  Referd case to Dorsey Webb Esqr for [[?]] Si Perkins returnd my note to Esqr Webb and states he declines an investigation stating that this case must go before the Grd Jury |

| Monday  Madison Redfern co v.s. Jackson Phillips W | Wadesboro May 11th 1868  States that on on the 1st inst as he and Abe Ratcliff was in the field to work for Clem Phillips a Miss Phillips aged about 12 yrs came into the field and was assisting in planting and as she was leaving the field some light conversation passed between him and Abe Ratcliff concerning this girl She not in hearing. That Clem Phllips told his wife that Madison had better leave the county or he might be found dead in the road. | May 13th 1868.  Abe Ratcliff states that he was in the field to work as stated by Madison R and when Miss Phillips was getting over the fence that Madison said to her why dont you ask me to help you over the fence and said to Abe that he had a good mind to throw down his basket and follow her. Also that he had a good mind to see what he could do with a Miss Catharine Duffy and would only that he was afraid she might tell, but he almost knew he could do it to Miss Clem Phillips & that he intended to try her before he had got it one working for her. |