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Introduction to JS et al. v. C. B. Street and M. B. Street Promissory Note from Charles B. Street and Marvin B. Street, 17 February 1841 Statement of Account from C. B. & M. B. Street, 26 February–July 1841 Praecipe, 7 February 1844 [JS et al. v. C. B. Street and M. B. Street] Summons, 14 February 1844 [JS et al. v. C. B. Street and M. B. Street] Praecipe, 3 May 1844 [JS et al. v. C. B. Street and M. B. Street] Subpoena, 3 May 1844 [JS et al. v. C. B. Street and M. B. Street] Declaration, circa 7 May 1844 [JS et al. v. C. B. Street and M. B. Street] Praecipe, circa 13 May 1844 [JS et al. v. C. B. Street and M. B. Street] Subpoena, 14 May 1844 [JS et al. v. C. B. Street and M. B. Street] Docket Entry, Order to Plead, 20 May 1844 [JS et al. v. C. B. Street and M. B. Street] Pleas and Account, circa 23 May 1844 [JS et al. v. C. B. Street and M. B. Street] Docket Entry, Pleas, 24 May 1844 [JS et al. v. C. B. Street and M. B. Street] Docket Entry, Continuance, 25 May 1844 [JS et al. v. C. B. Street and M. B. Street] Demurrer, circa 29 May 1844 [JS et al. v. C. B. Street and M. B. Street] Docket Entry, Demurrer, 30 May 1844 [JS et al. v. C. B. Street and M. B. Street] Praecipe, circa 15 October 1844 [JS et al. v. C. B. Street and M. B. Street] Subpoena, 16 October 1844 [JS et al. v. C. B. Street and M. B. Street] Praecipe, circa 17 October 1844 [JS et al. v. C. B. Street and M. B. Street] Subpoena, 18 October 1844 [JS et al. v. C. B. Street and M. B. Street] Docket Entry, Notification of Death, 21 October 1844 [JS et al. v. C. B. Street and M. B. Street] Subpoena, 24 October 1844 [JS et al. v. C. B. Street and M. B. Street] Docket Entry, Sustained Demurrer, 30 October 1844 [JS et al. v. C. B. Street and M. B. Street] Amended Pleas, circa 30 October 1844 [JS et al. v. C. B. Street and M. B. Street] Docket Entry, Pleas, 31 October 1844 [JS et al. v. C. B. Street and M. B. Street] Docket Entry, Motions, 1 November 1844 [JS et al. v. C. B. Street and M. B. Street] Demurrer, circa 18 May 1845 [JS et al. v. C. B. Street and M. B. Street] Docket Entry, Demurrer, 19 May 1845 [JS et al. v. C. B. Street and M. B. Street] Docket Entry, Demurrer Sustained and Overruled, 20 October 1845 [JS et al. v. C. B. Street and M. B. Street] Docket Entry, Demurrer Sustained and Leave to Amend, 21 October 1845 [JS et al. v. C. B. Street and M. B. Street] Docket Entry, Continuance, 22 May 1846 [JS et al. v. C. B. Street and M. B. Street] Docket Entry, Dismissal, 22 May 1846 [JS et al. v. C. B. Street and M. B. Street] Docket Entry, circa 22 May 1846 [JS et al. v. C. B. Street and M. B. Street] Case File Wrapper, circa May 1846 [JS et al. v. C. B. Street and M. B. Street]

Declaration, circa 7 May 1844 [JS et al. v. C. B. Street and M. B. Street]

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Asterisk (*) denotes a "featured" version, which includes an introduction and annotation Promissory Note from Charles B. Street and Marvin B. Street, 17 February 1841 Declaration, circa 7 May 1844 [ JS et al. v. C. B. Street and M. B. Street ]
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State of Illinois) Ss [scilicet]
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In the Circuit Court To the May Term AD 1844.
Joseph Smith, and and and Complain of Charles B. Street and Marvin B. Street and Robert F. Smith in a plea of for thus whereas, heretofore, to wit, on the seventeenth day of February AD 1841, at the County of the said Charles B. Street and Marvin B. Street were partners in trade under the style of “C. B. & M. B. Street” and the said Charles B. Street and Marvin B. Street, so being partners, and the said Robert F. Smith on the said seventeenth day of February AD 1841. at <​the City of​> , to wit, at the said County of made a certain promissory note, in writing, and delivered the same to the said Joseph Smith, , , and one (and the said Joseph Smith, , , and aver that after the making and delivering of said note and before the commencement of this suit, to wit on the <​seventeenth​> day of <​June—​> AD 184<​2​> <​the said ​> departed this life) and thereby <​then and there​> under the style of said firm of “C. B. & M. B. Street” and the said Robert F. Smith by his proper name of Robert F. Smith jointly and severally promised to pay the said Joseph Smith, , , and the said since deceased, or to thus order, on the first day of June thereafter, to wit, on the first day of June A D 1841, three thousand one hundred and thirty three dollars and sixty-two cents at <​Hancock County Illinois​>, to wit, at in the said County of , in manner and form follo [p. [1]]
State of Illinois) Ss [scilicet]
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In the Circuit Court To the May Term AD 1844.
Joseph Smith, and and and Complain of Charles B. Street and Marvin B. Street and Robert F. Smith in a plea of for thus whereas, heretofore, to wit, on the seventeenth day of February AD 1841, at the County of the said Charles B. Street and Marvin B. Street were partners in trade under the style of “C. B. & M. B. Street” and the said Charles B. Street and Marvin B. Street, so being partners, and the said Robert F. Smith on the said seventeenth day of February AD 1841. at the City of , to wit, at the said County of made a certain promissory note, in writing, and delivered the same to the said Joseph Smith, , , and one (and the said Joseph Smith, , , and aver that after the making and delivering of said note and before the commencement of this suit, to wit on the seventeenth day of June— AD 1842 the said departed this life) and thereby then and there under the style of said firm of “C. B. & M. B. Street” and the said Robert F. Smith by his proper name of Robert F. Smith jointly and severally promised to pay the said Joseph Smith, , , and the said since deceased, or to thus order, on the first day of June thereafter, to wit, on the first day of June A D 1841, three thousand one hundred and thirty three dollars and sixty-two cents at Hancock County Illinois, to wit, at in the said County of , in manner and form follo [p. [1]]
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