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 Trru: xm.—THE J UDICIARY.—Ch. 18. 177 confined to the remedy herein afforded, but his right to an action of tres pass, or other action for damages, shall not be impaired hereby. Sec. 928. When the prgperty attached is sold on any interlocutory Proceeds of atorder of the court or is pr ucing an revenue, the mone · arisin from *,;°l‘2‘j P,;:j’°”Y*° such sale or revenue shall be investedy in securities of the United States, L_ under the order of the court, and all accretions shall be held subject to 23 F°b·· 1865- 0- the orders of the same. 47*“·4·'·13·p·433· Sec. 929. Immediately upon the execution of any such warrant of P¤b1i¢>¤¢i¤¤ of attachment. the marshal shall cause due publication thereof to be made, “*“‘°h"“?“°· in the case of absconding debtors for two months and of non-residents 23 Feb., 1865, c. for four months. The publication shall be made in some newspaper ‘*7» ¤· 5· "·13» P- *34- published in the district where the pro rty is situate, and the details thereof shall be regulated by the order undgr which the warrant is issued. Sec. 930. After the first publication of such notice of attachment as P¤¤0¤¤ h¤Vi¤3! required by law, every person indebted to, or having ssession of any £;‘€spi'°g'g,;j$,£€'}O; property belonging to, the said defendants, or either of them, and having ,,,,,,12,, ,1,,,;, p,,,. nolyvge bge <g auch poticp, shall account and answéer for the amount of scnal notice. suc e t an the va ue o suc pro rty; and an is sa or attem tto “"“""""’_‘ dispose of any such property, to theinjury of theyUnii)e?d States, shail be 47E2g 4ii?`i3j¥iE;i_ illegal and void. And when the person indebted to, or having possession of the property of, such defendants, or either of them, is known to the district attorney or marshal, such officer shall see that personal notice of the attachment is served upon such person, but the want of such notice shzéll not invagdate the attachmenp. h h D_ h f tn `Ec. 931, n a lication o the rt whose ro rt as been M °·'8° ° a attached, the cdiiit, olipany judge thereolf? mlay dischaiigepthehvarrant of attachment as to the property of the applicant, provided such a plicant 23 Feb-. 1865. ¤- shall execute to the United States a good and sufficient penal blond, in *7·“·7·"·13·P·434· double the value of the property attached, to be approved by a judge of the court, and with condition for the return of said property, or to answer any judgment which may be rendered by the court in the premises. _ Sec. 932. Nothing contained in the preceding eight sections shall be ·’:°°%‘e°db construed to limit or abridge, in any manner, such rights of the United States as have accrued or been allowed in any district under the former 23 Feb-, 1865. c. practice of, or the adoption of State laws by, the United States courts. 47»“·9·"·13·P·4§4· Sec. 933. An attachment of property, upon process instituted in any M¤¤;h¤¤¤¤*·¤d¤¤· court of the United States, to satisfy such judgment as may be recovered §’l‘;’;:,;'§,fa°,:€‘;Y‘,‘;‘,‘ by the plaintiff therein, except in the cases mentioned in the preceding L;; nine sections, shall be dissolved when any contingency occurs by which, 1814 M¤’-blB4%l§- according to the laws of the State where said court is held, such attach- é;',,!;; jgés c' ment would be dissolved upon like process instituted in the courts of 4y,,,,,_j_9;§,_ 1;;, bp: said State: Provided, That nothing herein contained shall interfere with 432, 434. any priority of the United States in the payment of debts. Sec. 934. All property taken or detained by any officer or other person, S’°P€{*Y **:l;°P under authority of any revenue law of the United States, shall be irre- ;',,':,;fe'ff$};° " pleviable, and shall be deemed to be in the custody of the law, and sub- mm ject only to the orders and decrees of the courts of the United States 2M,,," 1833, ,,_ having jurisdiction thereof. 57, s. 2, v. 4, p. 632. 13 July, 1866, c. 184, s. 67, v. 14, p. 172. Sm. 935. In any suit by the United States against a corporation for G&r¤i¤h•=<>¤_ in the recovery of money upon a bill, note, or other security, the debtors gfgtsegy ;l;°[;‘;?;fl of the corporation may be sumnéoned as garnishees; and it sgall dbe the &,,_ ’ ’ dut of an rson so summone to appear in o n court an to epose, ——+——— in vilritingftgithe amount which he was indebtedw to the said coréporation 8322_’gp$lj,1gj£;§: at the time of the service of the summons and at the time o makigg’ ’ such de sition; and judgment may be entered in favor of the Uni States fdr the sum admitted by such garnishee to be due to the said corporation, in the same manner as if it had been due to the United States: Provided, That no 'udgment shall be entered against any garnishee until after jud ment lias been rendered against the corporation defendant to the said action, nor until the sum in which the garnishee stands indebted is actually due.