On June 13, 1839, the Logan County circuit court, an important point on the Lincoln circuit, convened at Postville for the first time
By: prepared by The Poor Richard Press, 5053 Montana Street, Chicago, Illinois ; Theodore S. Charrney
Contributors: Charrney, Theodore S., author; Laughlin, E. O. (Elmer Osborn), 1867-
Published: 1939
Language: eng
Subjects: Homes; Homes and haunts; Law; Career in law
Description: Folder mailed in envelope with cachet (illustration of Old Logan County Court House formerly at Lincoln) symbolic of the event. The envelope is stamped and franked in Lincoln, Ill., June 13, 1939. Additional leaflet has illustration of Old Postville Court House, Greenfield Village, Dearborn Michigan, and a portion of the poem "The Lincoln Circuit" by E. O. Laughlin.
Notes: "Quaint old courthouse history, too, for Lincoln oft' was guest of you--Gernon" -- from cover.

Cover title.

Folder, paper.