Groves v. Maghee

This was a bill in equity, brought by Jones, as drainage commissioner of Saline county, to the March term of the circuit court of that county, to foreclose a mortgage for condition broken, executed upon lands situate there, by Robinson and Hundley, who were made defendants, and regularly brought into court. April 2, 1868, the default of defendants was entered, and a decree pro confesso passed, finding the amount due, foreclosing the mortgage, and directing a sale of the mortgaged premises by the master in chancery, in case of default in paying amount of decree within a time therein prescribed.