Creswell v. Woodside

In an action brought by the appellant against C. W. Phelps and W. D. Pennock, a writ of attachment was issued and levied upon a printing press, and certain type and other printing material, belonging to the attachment defendants. The latter procured the release of the property so taken, by executing a bond or undertaking as provided by the statute, with A. J. Woodside and S. J. McClanathan, as sureties, conditioned for the redelivery of the property to the proper officer in case the plaintiff should recover judgment in the action and the attachment should not be dissolved, and for the pay*470ment…