Horn v. Indianapolis National Bank

— It is alleged in the complaint of the appellee that in suits brought by Benjamin F. Horn and James R. Carson against Eber Teter and George Teter, the appellee recovered judgment for $5,080, and that a decree was entered foreclosing a mortgage executed by the Teters to the appellee on four acres of land, with its appurtenances; that on the land was a barrel-heading factory, comprising buildings, engines and machinery. It is also alleged that Horn recovered a judgment for $10,000, and obtained a decree of *383foreclosure; that a copy of this decree was issued to the sheriff, who advertised the…