Results 18 entries found

Tuesday, February 2, 1847.+-

Springfield, IL.

Merriman for appellant and Peters for appellee try Garrett et ux. v. Stevenson & Wardwell, case arising under mechanic's lien law. Lincoln loses appeal in Hawks v. Lands when court affirms decision of McLean County Circuit Court. Record; 8 Ill. 227.

Wednesday, February 3, 1847.+-

Springfield, IL.

Lincoln concludes for appellant in Garrett et ux. v. Stevenson & Wardwell. Record.

Thursday, February 4, 1847.+-

Springfield, IL.

Lincoln for appellant and Bledsoe for appellee try Henderson v. Welch, action to recover costs paid by appellee as nominal plaintiff in former suit. In Steele v. Gilbert & Gilbert, Lincoln moves appeal be dismissed because of appellant's failure to file record within first three days of term. Court awards procedendo to Randolph County Circuit Court. Record.

Sunday, February 7, 1847.+-

Springfield, IL.

[William Slade, former governor of Vermont, lectures in House of Representatives on "Popular Education." Illinois Gazette, 20 February 1847.]

Monday, February 8, 1847.+-

Springfield, IL.

Lincoln loses Henderson v. Welch when Supreme Court affirms decision of McHenry County Circuit Court. 8 Ill. 340.

Cooper v. Crosby & Robbins is tried by Lincoln for appellant and Logan for appellees. Lincoln replies to letter from Henry E. Dummer of Beardstown: "I have procured Judge Lockwood's part to be performed and now mail the record to St. Louis as you desired." Abraham Lincoln to Henry E. Dummer, 8 February 1847, CW, 1:392.

Tuesday, February 9, 1847.+-

Springfield, IL.

Lincoln loses Cowls v. Cowls when Supreme Court affirms judgment of Edwards County Circuit Court. Sargeant for use of Huntington v. Kellogg & Kellogg, Lincoln for appellee, is continued. Record; 8 Ill. 435.

Wednesday, February 10, 1847.+-

Springfield, IL.

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Thursday, February 11, 1847.+-

Springfield, IL.

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Friday, February 12, 1847.+-

Springfield, IL.

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Saturday, February 13, 1847.+-

Springfield, IL.

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Monday, February 15, 1847.+-

Springfield, IL.

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Tuesday, February 16, 1847.+-

Springfield, IL.

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Wednesday, February 17, 1847.+-

Springfield, IL.

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Thursday, February 18, 1847.+-

Springfield, IL.

Lincoln for appellants and Constable for appellee try Welch et al. v. Sykes. Peters for appellees moves to have Garrett et ux. v. Stevenson & Wardwell remanded to Peoria County Circuit Court. Lincoln resists motion. Lincoln loses appeal in Wafer v. Storer et al. when Supreme Court affirms decision of Woodford County Circuit Court. Record.

Friday, February 19, 1847.+-

Springfield, IL.

Lincoln wins appeal in Trumbull v. Campbell. Trumbull received $400 for services rendered while he was secretary of state. Campbell, his successor, claimed that $200 of this should have gone to him. Sangamon County Circuit Court upheld his claim; but Supreme Court rules that right of recovery lies only in state. Record; 8 Ill. 502.

Saturday, February 20, 1847.+-

Springfield, IL.

Supreme Court denies defendants' motion of 18th in Garrett et ux. v. Stevenson & Wardwell. Record.

Monday, February 22, 1847.+-

Springfield, IL.

Lincoln wins Shaeffer & Shaeffer v. Weed et al. when Supreme Court reverses decision of White County Circuit Court and denies relief sought. He also wins Welch et al. v. Sykes when decision of Clark County Circuit Court is reversed. This is action to collect judgment obtained in Maryland. Supreme Court decides that appellees had not been under jurisdiction of Maryland court. Record.

Thursday, February 25, 1847.+-

Springfield, IL.

"Yours of the 2d of December was duly delivered to me by Mr. Williams," writes Lincoln to Andrew Johnston of Quincy. "I am not at all displeased with your proposal to publish the poetry, or doggerel . . . which I sent you . . . but let names be suppressed by all means. I have not sufficient hope of the verses attracting any favorable notice to tempt me to risk being ridiculed for having written them."Abraham Lincoln to Andrew Johnston, 25 February 1847, CW, 1:392.