Louden v. Ball

— The allegations of the first paragraph of the appellant’s complaint may be thus summarized: Ball is the sheriff of Fayette county, who received and executed the writs hereinafter referred to, and James N. Huston is the administrator of the estate of William Huston, deceased. John S. Reid was the owner of real estate on which he executed a mortgage to the decedent on the 22d day of July, 1872. On the 3d day of April, 1873, one William J. Hawkins recovered a judgment against Reid on an individual claim for $459.83, on which appellant became replevin bail, and which judgment he was compelled…