Complaint on Official Bond.—If the complaint on an official "bond in a suit against the principal and his sureties avers the execution of the same by both principal and sureties, and a copy of the bond is annexed to the complaint which does not contain the signature of the principal, the complaint is good unless demurred to specially for being ambiguous in this respect.

Execution of Official Bond.—If the complaint on an official bond avers the due execution of the same by both principal and sureties, and the answer takes issue on the averment, and verdict and judgment are for plaintiff, the judgment will not he disturbed on appeal upon the judgment roll on the ground that what purports to he a copy of the bond annexed to the complaint does not contain the signature of the principal.

Plaintiff in Suit on Official Bond.—If the complaint on the official bond of a County Treasurer avers that the money for which the Treasurer is in default belongs to the county, the action is properly brought in the name of the county.

Approval of Official Bond.—The official bond of a County Treasurer is not invalidated because approved by the County Judge instead of the Board of Supervisors.

Breach of Official Bond.—An averment in a complaint on a County Treasurer’s official bond that he received money belonging to the county and retains it, and refuses to deliver it to his successor in office, is a sufficient averment of a breach of its conditions.

Judgment on Bond.—In an action against the principal and his sureties on an official bond, if the bond contains no promise to pay in coin, judgment can only be rendered payable in money generally. This rule applies to the principal as well as sureties.

Transcript on Appeal.—A copy of the minutes of the Court, as kept by the Clerk during the progress of the trial, should not be inserted in a transcript on appeal.