Section 27
SEC. 27. In all cases where property is the sheriff, as provided in the preceding embrace all the property and effects of the execution, any other creditor or creditors of the debtor, upon giving bond to be approved by the. court in double the amount of their claims, singly or jointly, shall be entitled to similar orders, and to like action, by the sheriff, until all claims be provided for, if be sufficient property or effects. All property taken into custody by the sheriff by virtue of the giving of any such bonds shall be held by him for the benefit of all creditors of the debtor whose claims shall be duly proved, and as provided in this Act. The bonds provided for in ibis and the preceding section to procure the order for custody of the property, and effects of the debtor, shall be conditioned that if. upon final hearing of the petition in insolvency, the court shall and in favor of the petitioners, such bonds and all of them shall be void; if the decision the in favor of the debtor, the proceedings shall be dismissed, and the debtor, his heirs, administrators, executors, or assigns, shall be entitled to recover such sum of money as shall be sufficient to cover the damages sustained by him, not to exceed the amount of the respective bonds. Such damages shall be fixed and allowed by the court. If either the petitioners or the debtor shall appeal from the decision of the court, upon final hearing of the petition the appellant shall be required to give bond to the successful party in a sum double the amount of the value of the property in controversy, and for the costs of the proceedings. Such bond shall be approved by the court, to Any person interested in the estate may except to the sufficiency of the sureties on such bond or bonds. When excepted to, the petitioner's sureties, upon notice to the person excepting of not less than two nor more than five days, must justify as to their sufficiency; and upon failure to justify, or if others in their place fail to justify at the time and place appointed, the judge shall issue an order vacating the order to take the property of the debtor into the custody of the sheriff, or denying the appeal, as the case may be.