| In July 1858, plaintiffs filed a bill concerning the estate settlement of P. Jarboe, alleging mismanagement by administrators. They cited breaches of administration bonds, improper credits, and mishandled estate funds. Despite objections and demurrers, the court ruled against defendants, save for E. Lott. Subsequent filings and counter-arguments ensued, including a cross-bill by Job Collins. The court ultimately upheld the validity of the additional bonds but found the initial bond's sureties released from liability. The bill lacked essential parties, leading to its dismissal. |