After first volunteer force was mustered out at Ottawa, Gov. Reynolds, May 28, 1832, issued call for small ranger force and 1,000 volunteers, latter to rendezvous at Ottawa June 12, 1832 to augment 2,000 men governor called for on May 15, 1832.Reynolds Letter Book, Black Hawk War Collection, Abraham Lincoln Presidential Library and Museum, Springfield, IL.

Letter of Capt. Bowling Green to Gov. Reynolds, from Lincoln's home village of New Salem, June 4, 1832, portrays attitude of Illinois frontier: "I have Raiseed A Malitia Company to Defend the frontiers if Necessary, we shall Wait your order if you think proper we should Like to Ranege on the frontiers at any of the points it is Dangerous the Boys has all got home well Except Hohimer, he is yet Like to Die. They appeared to Complain of the office[r]s when they first Come, but all appear satisfied, and willing to go back if it is thought proper, the people is alarmed in Fulton County and sent to me to Come with men to their assistanc no more, war is the order of the Day P.S. we are not anxious if the good of the Country Does not Require"Black Hawk War Collection, Abraham Lincoln Presidential Library and Museum, Springfield, IL.

Lincoln and John A. Kelso witness deed given by Hiram L. Allen to Hawkins Taylor. Taylor buys two lots for $25 in Middletown.Deed Book I, 487.

Lincoln writes the affidavit of defendant Philip Clark in Shoup v. Clark, a suit being appealed in the Sangamon County Circuit Court. In the affidavit, Clark states that he wishes to take the deposition of a material witness, Charles Trumbull of Madison County, and to submit Trumbull's deposition as evidence in the case.Affidavit, 4 June 1842, Shoup v. Clark, Harvard University, Houghton Library, Cambridge, MA.

Miller v. Miller divorce suit is continued. In People on complaint of Jane Davidson v. Bennett, jury decides defendant is father of illegitimate child. Logan & Lincoln appear for plaintiff in first and defendant in latter case. Lincoln loses Ritter and Ritter v. Waggoner when court awards plaintiff $1,453.49.Waggoner v. Lukins is opened by Baker, Matheny and Lincoln for complainant.Record.

After court, E. D. Baker addresses Whig meeting at Clary's Grove, five miles southwest of Petersburg, to which Lincoln probably accompanies him.Sangamo Journal, 13 June 1844.

President continues to welcome all delegations to Baltimore Convention, knowing many will not be admitted: carpetbaggers, Negroes, sutlers claiming to represent states still in rebellion. Monaghan, Diplomat, 364; Hay, Letters and Diary.

Marine Band gives public concert on grounds of Executive Mansion at 5:00 p.m. Daily National Republican (Washington, DC), 4 June 1864, 2d ed., 2:6; 6 June 1864, 2d ed., 2:6.