Stuart & Lincoln get judgment for $898 in Jacob Forsyth & Co. v. May & Truett and costs for defendants in Newton v. Henry & Herndon, state house commissioners. In Cannon v. Kenney, case involving sorrel horse, which later goes to Illinois Supreme Court, motion to instruct as in nonsuit is sustained and defendant granted costs. Lincoln writes bill of exceptions in Cannon v. Kenney. In Bevans v. Brown et al. he writes answer of John D. Bevans, defendant. He writes and signs process in Newsom v. Newton, Stuart & Lincoln for plaintiff, David Newsom. Record; Photocopy; Herndon-Weik Collection, Library of Congress, Washington, DC.