The Arkansas advocate., 1832-01-25
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printing the acts of the present General Assembly, six hundred dollars; for pay of the the Adjutant General,lhe sum of sninety-hve dollars and sixty cents, together with the sunexpended balance of former appropriations, four doiiaIs and thirty-four cents; 10 William L. NoedruH, for printing clone for and sta tionary furnished the present Legisla- ture, the sum of thirt, seven dollars slxty-sixand two-third ccnts;to Chafles r. Bertrand, for printing done for the present Legislature, fitty-nine dollars; ior contingent expenses, six ihs;;::;;ss.4.seA and seventy-six dollars and five eents4 being the unexpcpded balance of for mer appropriation for that purpose, for the purpose of balancing the former appropriations or sums overdrawn by the late auditor, Richard C. Byrd and to exonerate him from the payment of 1 the same, the sum of five hundred and thirty-nipe dollars and fifty-one cents, as per joint report, but for which no warrant shall issue; to Emzy Wilson, for stationary, the sum of one hundred and twenty-four dollars ninety-onc cents; for the payment of Henry L. Biscoe, sheriff of Phillips county, his fees in tine case oi the 5 tUJ;:::i;..ea ;:::i;..ea S!.tee against House and Wood, eighteen dollars ffty-four cents; for additional compensation to the door-keepers du- ring the first thirty days of this session, viz: to Robert McMeekin, the sum of thirty dollars; aud to Ezra Owens, the sum of thilty dollars; for postage on electionreturns, eighty dollars;to James Scull. treasurer, the sum of seventy five dollars, for additional services. books and stationary, required by an at entitled, 1an act providing for the calling the Territorial scrip, and for other purposes,' forthe storage ofthe public arms, in addition 10 the unex- l pended ha!ancc of twelve dollars and twenty-five cents of the former appro- 1 prialion, the sum of fifty dollars
 Sec. ?. find be it fitrther enacied, That this act shall take effect, and be in force,' from and after its passage.
 Approved: Nov. 7th, 1881.
 
 An act supplementary to the several acts
 concerning attachments.
 Section l. Be it endcted tsy the General Assembly yofthe 7syritoryof f.4rkansds, That it shaii De iile duty iutyoif oif the the clcslss-cl the circuit courts and justices of the peace, to take bond to the defendant, with sufficient security, from the plaintiff or plaintiffs, before he issues a writ of at. tachment, in at least double the sum sued for, conditioned for the proving of his or their debt. upon trial at law in case the due issuing forth of such writ shall be contested; and if such debt shall not be really due, or fits proven that such writ did not issue according to the true intent and meaning of the several acts to which this is a supple ment, then the clerk shall upon an or der from the court, deliver such bond to the defendant. or defendants, who may sue thereon and recover such dam- i ages, as, upon a trial at law, he shall make appear he has sustained, by rca- son of any breach of the condition there of.
 Sec. ?. .And6e it further enacted, That no writ of attachment shall issue, unless the affidavit shall be taken before the clerk orjustice issuing the same.
 Sec. 5. find De t fa,1her enacted, That this act shalltake effect, and be in force, from and after it's passage.
 1 Approved: Nov. ', 1881.