[Postmaster Lincoln advertises list of 64 letters in New Salem post office, which unless collected by July 1, 1836, will be sent to the general post office as dead letters. Sangamo Journal (Springfield, IL), 9 April 1836, 2:7.]

[Sale of lots is held in town of Huron, surveyed by Lincoln in March. Proprietors, Stephen T. Logan, James Adams, Gershom Jayne, John T. Stuart, David Prickett, Simeon Francis, Ninian W. Edwards, Samuel Morris, and William Carpenter, are all of Springfield.IHi—Broadside.]

Lincoln writes to Levi Davis, auditor, concerning status of quarter section south of Gladstone in Henderson County which Williamson Trent has deeded to Michael McDierman.Abraham Lincoln to Levi Davis, 4 April 1836, CW, 1:47-48.

[Tracy and Reny announce that four-horse stage will leave Springfield every Wednesday morning at six for Yellow Banks (Oquawka) via Sangamo Town, New Salem, Petersburg, Huron, Havana, Lewistown, Canton, Knoxville, and Monmouth. Stage returns through New Salem on Tuesday.Sangamo Journal, 30 April 1836.]