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79 80 61 Duglas Stewart Cold vs Abraham Baker Cold APril 28 /68 Complaint about $30.00 lent money to carry on crops for 1867 Gives a lien on all of his crips which is good 62 Duglas Stewart Cold vs Frank Williams April 28 /68 Complaint about lent money to carry on crops for 1867 to be paid Jany 1st 1868 Crops lien bad ne failed to do it gives a lien on his crops this year which is good 63 Emma Johnson Col vs husband APril 29 1868 Complaint about having been beaten unmercifully in the night I was sent for on reaching the spott I sent for the Sheriff and put him in Jail next morning had him bound over to keep the peace for 12 months 64 A party of Freedmen April 29 1868 Comes to me in order to obtain their provisions to carry on their crops. Sent for a merchant Gave him a lien on their crops and obtain for them what was [[?]] well satisfied 65 George Pope Cold vs John McNealy April 29 1868 Complaint about the crops for 1867 Summd parties Case settled and Freedmen claim about the corn and foder correct therefore McNealy is ordered up and turn over to George his claim is full 66 Mary Miles Cole vs Mrs E Harris April 29 /68 Complaint for wages for 1867 Summd parties Case settled due Mary $60.00 has no money gives her due bill thinks she will pay with fall coming 67 Catherine Casin Cold vs Samuel Fitzhugh April 28 /68 Complaint for board due last year $15.00 ordered settlement 68 Eliza Wilkinson Col vs William husband April 29 /68 Complaint about having been beaten had warrant issued for his arrest and will be tried My 6 1868 for assault and battery 69 Duglas Steward Cold vs Ben Bajer Cold. April 30 /68 Complaint that he has failed to pass on the 1st of Jany 1868 the sum of $13 lent money to carry on crops Ben gives a first a prior lein on all his crops during the year 1868 to satisfy said claim The balance goes to Ben 70 Cena Downs Col vs her husband Thomas April 30 /68 Complaint of adultery and parties arrested and tryed before Justice of the Peace latter bound him over to Circuit Court for trial.