Thursday January 16th 1868

    Thompson  }    Thompson & Tucker
        vs    }  asst
    Dixon     }    

And now on this day came the parties by their respective attorneys, and the 
Defendant saying nothing in bar or in preclusion of the Plaintiff's right to re
cover, on motion of the Plaintiff's attorney it is ordered that the Plaintiff do 
have his Judgement against the Defendant by default and that 
the Clerk do assess the damages - Whereupon, the Clerk having 
assessed the damages at Sixty Eight --------
Dollars and Sixty four  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 Sixty Eight                                 Dollars and   
  Sixty four    Cents, for his damages together with his 
costs in this behalf expended taxed at    
  Five    Dollars and   Twenty           Cents;  the 
Defendant in mercy &c 

Edward Remington  }       Thompson & Tucker
          vs      }  asst
William C. Hazell }

And now on this day came the parties by their respective 
attorneys, and the Defendant saying nothing in bar 
or in preclusion of the Plaintiff's right to recover; 
on motion of the Plaintiff's attorney it is ordered that 
the Plaintiff do have his Judgement against the 
Defendant by default and that the Clerk do as-
sess the damages-- Whereupon, the Clerk hav-
ing assessed the damages at 
              Dollars and                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 and        Cents 
for his damages together with his costs together in 
this behalf expended, taxed at 
             Dollars and               Cents 
the Defendant in mercy &c