But one bond required.

Miss. Code Ann. § 11-33-49
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If personal property be seized under an attachment writ, and the defendant, or a claimant, replevy the same, giving bond therefor, he shall not be deprived of the property under a subsequent attachment against the same defendant returnable to the same court to which the first writ is returnable; nor shall but one replevy bond be required. The bond given to the plaintiff in the first attachment shall inure to the benefit of the plaintiff in any subsequent attachment, and judgment may be rendered thereon as if it had been made payable to the plaintiff in the subsequent attachment. The officer shall show in his return on a subsequent attachment writ, what prior attachments in same court have been levied upon the property, if any, and whether the property has been replevied therein, naming the sureties on the bond.

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