Wednesday, November 10, 1841.Petersburg, IL. | Trespass
case, Potter v. Bell, is
referred to three arbitrators whose award parties agree to accept. Arbitrators
find that cause of dispute was "brown mare" which Bell stole from Potter, but
which Potter has recovered. Potter is awarded one cent damages, Bell to pay
costs. Urquhart and Rutledge represent plaintiff, Lincoln and Bachman
defendant. Lincoln wins his two other cases.Record. He writes receipt for
$174.42 on back of execution in Short & Short v. Blankenship & Miller, as
plaintiff's attorney. "Lincoln solicitor for Replyant" writes replication in
Estep v. Wagoner et al.Photocopy. |