Banks v. McCandless

John L. Conley was tbe administrator of tbe estate of Jonathan Broad, deceased, and became indebted to tbat estate in a large sum, by reason of bis appropriation of its assets, and was removed from bis trust. McCándless became tbe administrator de bonis non of the same estate. An action of trover was brought against Conley by Marcellus E. Thornton, for certain personal property, in which action bail was required, and A. E. Buck and another became sureties for Conley on the bond given by him in that suit. A judgment was rendered in that action against Conley and his sureties, and an execution…