Lincoln & Herndon try to rescue two cases. In Hall v. Crouch, in which jury decided against them December 4, 1855, they enter motion for new trial. When that is overruled they move for arrest of judgment. Overruled again, they file bill of exceptions. In Lewis v. Busher also they file bill of exceptions. Motions are entered in several other cases. Record.

Court convenes for last day of term. Twenty-two Lincoln & Herndon cases are called, but except for two or three terminated by filing reports, all are continued until next term. Record.

Lincoln & Herndon collect $10 from estate of Isaac Smith. Probate File.

Lincoln writes and signs assignment of errors in Hildreth v. Turner (SC). Herndon-Weik Collection, Library of Congress, Washington, DC.

Lincoln withdraws $107.36 from his account at Springfield Marine and Fire Insurance Co. Marine Bank Ledger.

He writes $41.72 check to W. W. Watson & Son. Photocopy.