Tuesday April 10th 1860

Washington M. Ives   }      Ives
         vs          }      trespass upon promise
Albert H. Overstreet }    
                       And now on this day came the parties, 
by their respective attornies, and the defendant saying noth-
ing in bar or preclusion of the Plaintiffs right to recover, on 
motion of Plaintiff's attorney, it is ordered that the Plain-
tiff do have his Judgment against the Defendant, by 
default, and that the Clerk do assess the damages; 
whereupon the Clerk having assessed the damages at   
                    Dollars            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              Dollars              cents, for his dam-
ages, together with his cost in this behalf Expended, 
taxed at                    Dollars           cents, and 
the defendant in mercy &c



W.W. Scott   }     Bradford
    vs       }     asst  
Henry Rucker }
                And now on this day came the parties, by 
their respective attornies, and the defendant saying nothing 
in bar or preclusion of the Plaintiffs right to recover, 
on motion of Plaintiff's attorney, it is ordered that 
the Plaintiff do have his Judgment against the de-
fendant by default, and that the Clerk do assess 
the damages; whereupon the Clerk having assessed 
the damages at  $409          Dollars  80   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  409    Dollars    80
     cents for his damages, together with his cost in 
this behalf expended, taxed at  8              Dolls  
  60      cents, and the defendant in mercy &c