Eberstein v. Camp

In this case Camp replevied from Eberstein a reaper and horse rake, which had belonged to Henry *177Camp, father of Freeman. Henry Camp died in January 1873 leaving a will, which was proven immediately by Eberstein as executor, and commissioners were appointed in March 1873, who reported debts in September to the amount of 8849.65. The uncontradicted testimony showed that Eberstein had sold personal property to the amount of over 81,300, with a part of which he paid some debts, and as to the balance he said he could not tell what had become of it. In December 1874 he took away from Freeman Camp…