Logan & Lincoln participate in nine cases in the Sangamon County Circuit Court. They represent plaintiffs John L. Blaine, William Tompkins, and William D. Barrett in Blaine, Tompkins, & Barrett v. Lewis. The parties reach an agreement, and the court dismisses the case. Logan & Lincoln represent plaintiff Wilson Owen in Owen v. Ferrin, and obtain a judgment in his favor for $126.48. In the case of C. Goodell & Company v. John Duff & Company, Logan & Lincoln represent plaintiffs Harrison Goodell and Calvin Goodell. Logan & Lincoln request and receive a writ of inquiry to determine the amount of damages to be assessed against the defendants. Logan & Lincoln represent defendant Andrew Charles, who has been indicted for adultery in People v. Charles; the court grants a change of venue in response to their petition. Judgment, 30 March 1842, Blaine, Tompkins, & Barrett v. Lewis, Record G, 312; Judgment, 30 March 1842, Owen v. Ferrin, Record G, 312; Judgment, 30 March 1842, C. Goodell & Company v. John Duff & Company, Record G, 310, all in Sangamon County Circuit Court, Illinois Regional Archives Depository, University of Illinois at Springfield; Affidavit for Change of Venue, 30 March 1842, People v. Charles, Herndon-Weik Collection, Library of Congress, Washington, DC.