Friday April 13th 1860
                                       
James C. Pelot       }      McLin
          vs         }      asst
Albert H. Overstreet }  And now on this day came the 
parties by their respective attornies, and the defendant 
saying nothing in bar or preclusion of the Plaintiff's 
right to recover, on motion of Plaintiffs attorney, 
it is ordered that the Plaintiff do have his Judg-
ment 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 or-
dered, 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 damages, together with 
his cost in this behalf expended, taxed at    
               Dollars      cents, and the defendant 
in mercy &c


Edward Remington }   McLin
      vs         }   asst
Berry F. Parker  } 
                 And now on this day came the par-
                ties by their respective attornies, and 
the defendant saying nothing in bar or preclusion 
of the Plaintiffs right to recover, on motion of Plain-
tiff's 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 Plaintiff 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 expen-
ded, taxed at           Dolls           cents, 
and the defendant in mercy &c