[Some time before he leaves Kentucky, Mrs. Lucy G. Speed presents Lincoln with Oxford Bible. On October 3, 1861, Lincoln sent Mrs. Speed his photograph with inscription: "For Mrs. Lucy G. Speed, from whose pious hand I accepted the present of an Oxford Bible twenty years ago."Photocopy.]

Lincoln and Speed leave Louisville at noon on steamboat Lebanon for St. Louis.Abraham Lincoln to Mary Speed, 27 September 1841, CW, 1:259-61.

In Thorp v. Bole and Hinman, defendant enters motion to quash sheriff's return. It is sustained by court and case continued. Thorp v. Bole et al. is continued. In both cases Logan & Lincoln represent plaintiff and Jones and James defendants.Record.

Lincoln writes answer of Gideon Hawley in Mather, Lamb & Co. v. Hawley et al.Photocopy.

Lincoln writes and files amendments in Chipman v. Higgins, chancery case.Photocopy.

Lincoln draws up and files plaintiff's demurrer to defendant's pleas in Perkins v. Hall. He signs name of Jesse B. Thomas to demurrer as attorney for defendant. He writes amendment to bill in Wilson v. Alexander.Photocopy.