Monday April 9th 1860

Edward Remington   }         McLin
     vs            }         asst
Oliver Bryant      }  
                  And now on this day came the parties, by 
their respective attornies, and the defendant saying nothing 
in bar or preclusion of Plaintiffs right to recover, on motion 
of Plaintiffs attorney, it is ordered that the Plaintiff do 
have his Judgment against the defendant by default, 
and that the Clerk do assess the damages; where-
upon the Clerk having assessed the damages at   
         Dollars              cents, it is ordered, 
considered and adjudged by the Court that the Plain-
tiff do have and recover of and from the defendant,
the said sum of                Dollars             cents, 
for his damages, together with his cost in this behalf 
Expended, taxed at             Dollars          cents, 
and the defendant in mercy &c


Edward Remington       }        McLin
      vs               }    asst
James Davis            }
                       And now on this day came the parties, 
by their respective attornies, and the defendant saying 
nothing in bar or preclusion of Plaintiffs' right to 
recover, on motion of Plaintiffs attorney, it is or-
dered that the Plaintiff do have his Judgment against 
the defendant by default, and that the Clerk do 
assess the damages; whereupon the Clerk having as-
sessed the damages at Ninety Six    Dollars  
Eighteen cents, it is ordered, considered and adjudged, 
by the Court, that the Plaintiff do have and recover 
of and from the defendant, the said sum of    
Ninety Six   Dollars Eighteen  cents, for his dama-
ges, together with his cost in this behalf expended, 
taxed at  Six   Dollars  Eighty   cents, 
and the defendant in mercy &c