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Friday, November 1, 1844.+-

Evansville, IN.

[Evening Journal of Evansville, Indiana on October 31, 1844 advertised meeting of Clay Whig Club at court house today. Although it is not certain, Lincoln may have been one of speakers. LL, No. 271.]

Saturday, November 2, 1844.+-

Carlin Township, IN.

According to Nat Grigsby, Lincoln's boyhood friend who gave his recollections to Herndon in 1865, Lincoln speaks at "Carlin township about three-quarters of a mile from the home farm," and at Rockport and Gentryville on this stumping tour. This must have been the day, if not Thursday or Friday, for Carlin Township voters.Hertz, Hidden Lincoln, 356.

Monday, November 4, 1844.+-

Gentryville, IN.

In letter to David Turnham just before his election to presidency, Lincoln wrote: "I well remember when you and I last met, after a separation of fourteen years, at the cross-road voting place, in the fall of 1844." Abraham Lincoln to David Turnham, 23 October 1860, CW, 4:130-31.

[Whigs carry Springfield 1,031 to 758 and Sangamon County 1,837 to 1,371. Theodore C. Pease, ed., Illinois Election Returns, 1818-1848, vol. 18 of Collections of the Illinois State Historical Library (Springfield: Illinois State Historical Library, 1923), 151.]

Menard Circuit Court opens three-day term at Petersburg. Reply to petition in Broadwell v. Broadwell, written by Lincoln, is filed in Supreme Court, Springfield. Herndon-Weik Collection, Library of Congress, Washington, DC.

Mrs. Lincoln buys 12¢ comb, pair of "Kid Slippers," $1.25, and $4.39 in groceries.Irwin Ledger and Journal.]

Wednesday, November 6, 1844.+-

Gentryville, IN.

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Thursday, November 7, 1844.+-

Gentryville, IN.

[Mason Circuit Court convenes for two-day term at Bath.]

Monday, November 11, 1844.+-

Gentryville, IN.

[Sangamon Circuit Court convenes for three-week term.]

Tuesday, November 12, 1844.+-

Springfield, IL.

Jury awards plaintiff $200 in Vaneaton v. Vaneaton. Logan & Lincoln represent defendant. They winMcConnell v. Mayberry, ejectment suit. Plaintiff is ruled to show cause in Clements v. Cloyd why he should not give security for costs; in Chatterton v. Curran, defendant files plea. Logan & Lincoln represent plaintiff in these two cases. Six cases are continued.Record.

Lincoln buys groceries: 6¾ pounds loaf sugar, $1.25; half-pound gunpowder tea, 75¢. Irwin Ledger and Journal.

Wednesday, November 13, 1844.+-

Springfield, IL.

Logan & Lincoln file bond for costs in Clements v. Cloyd, trover and conversion suit. Case is argued before jury and jury retires. Brayman appears for defendant.Record.

Thursday, November 14, 1844.+-

Springfield, IL.

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Friday, November 15, 1844.+-

Springfield, IL.

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Saturday, November 16, 1844.+-

Springfield, IL.

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Monday, November 18, 1844.+-

Springfield, IL.

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Tuesday, November 19, 1844.+-

Springfield, IL.

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Wednesday, November 20, 1844.+-

Springfield, IL.

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Thursday, November 21, 1844.+-

Springfield, IL.

Lincoln gets judgment by default in Ide v. Yocum. In three chancery cases in which Logan & Lincoln represent petitioners, reports are examined and approved. On Lincoln's motion, defendants in Fortune v. Garvey et al. are ruled to answer by tomorrow. Record.

Lincoln is charged $1.02 for cloth, ribbon, and whalebone. Irwin Ledger and Journal.

Friday, November 22, 1844.+-

Springfield, IL.

Defendant Saunders in Barrett v. Saunders and Beck files his replication. Complainant's exceptions to depositions taken in this case by defendant are argued by court and court considers. Logan & Lincoln appear for plaintiff and Robbins and Smedes for defendants.Record.

Saturday, November 23, 1844.+-

Springfield, IL.

Antrim Campbell, master-in-chancery, files report in Robert Irwin v. Joshua F. Speed et al. Report is approved in this case, and in Thompson v. Stapleford, and School Commissioners v. Crosby. Logan & Lincoln represent plaintiffs. They obtain leave to amend declaration in People v. Shepherd et al.Record.

Monday, November 25, 1844.+-

Springfield, IL.

On Lincoln's motion, Antrim Campbell is appointed guardian ad litem in Dormady v. Latham et al. Appeal to Supreme Court is granted plaintiff in Lesure and Bliss v. County of Menard.Record.

In Throckmorton and Everett v. Dockum, ejectment suit, defendant files bill of exceptions. Appeal to Supreme Court is granted defendant, either party to be permitted to file record at ensuing term of Supreme Court.

Tuesday, November 26, 1844.+-

Springfield, IL.

Fortune v. Garvey et al., chancery case in which Logan & Lincoln represent plaintiff, is continued.Record.

Wednesday, November 27, 1844.+-

Springfield, IL.

William H. Herndon, by order of Circuit Court, is given certificate of good moral character written by Lincoln. Logan & Lincoln win case of Beidler v. Woodruff, in which they appear for appellee. On Lincoln's motion, appeal to Supreme Court is granted plaintiff in Blankenship v. Center.Record; Photocopy.

Thursday, November 28, 1844.+-

Springfield, IL.

[Sangamon Circuit Court does not meet.]

Friday, November 29, 1844.+-

Springfield, IL.

In Circuit Court, complainant is given leave to amend his bill inHay v. Bryan et al. Court upholds Lincoln's exceptions to depositions taken by defendants. Case is continued. Logan & Lincoln win Dormady v. Latham et al. when defendants default. Logan & Lincoln file plaintiff's declaration in Napier v. Wooldridge in U.S. Circuit Court.Record.

Saturday, November 30, 1844.+-

Springfield, IL.

Whigs caucus to select candidate for House and Senate offices. Lincoln probably attends.IHi—Journal, XXVIII, 249-50.