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Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-02-04
GEO. C EATON. Agent.
CERTIFICATH or AU IELOLtLLE


DEPARTMENT OF INsUEANCEf
COLUMBUS, O., February SUI, le35.
IT. is hereby certified, that the mUTqAL
York city. in the State OF New u urK, mas
Complied, In all resi- pecfss with the laws 0l
fhis STATE. relating to Life insurance COM
banies for the current year. ana mas uleQ
IN this Office n Sworn Statement1 by Lhe
proper Ohic-rs thereof showing It's condls
lion and business atFhe date ot Guch state
menf December 3Ist. 1869 to be as follows
ASSETS
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-02-04

CASH paid for
CoBRETRX XPRoDUCR
Of every description.
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Agents Read This +!


WE WILL PAY AGENTS A sALA-
w RY OfGSO per Week and expenses,
or allow a large commission. TO sell our new
wonderful inventions. Address NJ. WAC
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so CENTS BuXg the only y,1eI bella II 4
CHINE. Address H. RICHARDS, Box
1886, New York.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-02-04

we are glad to notice the prospect OF
an early adoption of the Postal Fe1e-
graph policy by our governments. II
Is a popular measure, and one which
the experience of other nations has
shown TO be practicable. After It has
once had fair trial here, our people
will wonder that they have so long
eontented themselves without 1t. The
PostOfice Committee of the Senate,
we are told, will report faVorably on
this measure some day this week. Mr..
Washburne's bill, having the same OBJ
lect, IS also pending in the house, or
before a committee of that body
Cincinnati OhT0tiele.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-02-04
!. Report OF the condition OF the
FGRsT NATIONAL RANK.

of Delaware, Ohio, at the close of business
January p, 1870: ;,,s, 81.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-02-04

BY JAS. wrLzI1lls, chiefoleTi

ne, wise aIad save Money.
E7roffs e7f,ided annually a0tth POltcyhotoels-
srhe- -CONTINEHTAL- rs tn. SAFEST ana belt
ms Cl0DlpaagJ i1 -Ne1C York and divides proL-
its with her Policyholders each and every
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-02-04
LORILLARD'E
Yacht Club

Il GACAO OAlAIO grown it is anti
Smoking Tobacco nervous in its ef-
fects, as the Nicotine has been extracted
it leaves no disagreeable taste after smok,,
ing ;sit is very mild, light IN color ana
as of ordinary tobacco. In this brand
we also pack orders every day for first quail
ity Meerschaum Pipes. Try " ana con-
vince yourselves ia is all 1t claims to be,
1.-THE FINEST OF ALL"
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-02-04

versalIy admired. 1t is put up in hand
some muslin bags, in which orders for Aeer-
schaum Pipes are daily packed.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1870-08-18

MEETING OF 1HE GEHafASs.-In res.
ponse to n call published in The Daily
News, many of our German citizens, and
also IA number of their American friends.
mel last evening at the City Hall, to or
ganize a club for The purpose of raising
a sanitary fund for the German army
now fighting against France. The meet
ing was called TO order ty Mr.. L. Hauck.
and the following named gentlemen were
elected officers: DIR. Davidis, Chair
man; Philip Baron, Vice-President L.
Hanck, Secretary; and John Wagner.
Treasurer. The following named gen.
tlemen were appointed to receive sinh.
scriptions: Messrs. schmolz. Dawson
Mau and Crop, Hamilton; Philip Baron
and II. Frank, Treasure CITY; Ferd KEEL
Ter, Shermantown. Gov, Miller. who
was present, made some very appro-
pirate remarks, which were received with
enthusiasm. He was followed by the
President and Nice-P President. each of
whom were applauded by the audience.
Three hearty cheers we're then given for
the United States, three more for Gov.
Miller. and finally, three more for the
leaders of the German army. A sub.
scription list was then opened, and n
respectable sum subscribed; after which,
the meeting adjourned TO assemble again
when called by notice to be published in
The Daily News.
'PEEpISa ToM.'-A disgraceful sub
ject-we hate to remark il; but as notice
has appeared in these columns with the
caption above, we now make mention,
and hopo it will forever after be dis
missed. Pat. McCue has been dis
charged, and the law, which we ourselves
have made and are in duty bound to res
pect, says he is guiltless. Let us hope
this is true-and struggle against the
opinion of the public. Only n short
time will elapse before the real Peepine
Tom will again exhibit himself in some
OF those places where il has been his
wont to do, when, we pray to God, some
charitable bullet may rid the world of a
wretch who so disgraces the human form.
DELuGE AT SHERMASrowE.- We under
stand hat Shermantown was wet down
yesterday by a 'cloud-burst,' and that
the torrent carried all town property
even to Watson's nags and j~ewelry-way
down the canyon into Nye county: for
the truth of which we refer to Johnny
Whitehill.
PERsoSAL.-Bob Stein, Sheriff of Nye,
hailing from the %antiqnated town of Bel
mont, was upon our streets Yesterday
in charge OF Pete Turner. Wallace Kip
hnger, from the modern city OF Phoebe,
also came hmping along, but he has mt
got the mountain fever his foot is hurt.
CosyALEscTsG.-Dr. MeMeans, who is
in attendance upon Mcdonald. so badly
injured in the Bald Mountain ARRAY
some time since, informs us that his pa
tent il conyalescing, and likely to re-
cover.
REGULAR MEEIISG.-The First Ward
Republican Club meets this evening, at
the Atheneum, at 8 O'Clock. Addresses
will be made by ". W. Bishop, Esq,
and others. Let there be a general at
tendance.
THE ONLY Fresh Shell Oysters in
Hamilton, are to be found at Byrne's
old stand, in Perry's Saloon, Main st.
Also, Pigs Feet, Sleeps Tongues, and
everything else that s good TO eat. Fresh
by every Express.
------
Co to C. r. AIexander's for your
drugs. fe7-tf
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1870-08-18
Aoral Fntelligrnrf.

STOCKHOLDERS DIRECTORY.
LEvIED uNfAp on WHITE
PINE STOCKS.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1870-08-18

FOR SALE AT A BARGAIN

BoARDINGHoUsE AND RESTAURANT.
N with % to 30 steady Boarders. Rent cheap.
Restaurant fixtures complete. with a frst.class
Range. VIII be sold cheap, az the owner is
going East. Bed and bedding included. In
quire al this office. aue-tf
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1870-08-18
Arrivals and Departures.

Arrivals and Departures
ARRIVALS.
ny wooDRuFF A ESNoR's LIE.
ID Evans Jas Donahue Nj Mckinney
5B Tulley Mrs Mares Bigelow
Jones simon CaIye CasiagnelH
ny BEAcHEY. WINES 4 CO.'S LINZ.
J Wetzlar g smith WI BLAKE
Geo G Pringle Il Moody II Pringle
jas Roberts John Roberts VIM Penroge
II brothers
by HATch : KIPLINGER's ELY LSE.
Col X Tonne LV LOOMS Mr. Secly
Wallace Kiplingcr
DEPARTURES.
BY %oDR a EHEoR's LINZ.
Mrs L Palmer Pat Slavan Mrs Ardant
ii t hurdolf 4 q Curschman John Murry
wife Jas Beckford
by BEAcHEY WINES co.'s LINE.
NJ Marchini A Grulault
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-11-11
GERMAN GOSSIP.
The good citizens of Danzig have a Joke ON

The good citizens of Danzig have joke on
the French officers who quartered there prisoners
Of war They say that the Frenchmen repeatedly
asking SIS this Danzig" ard that when assured OF tho
French official reports of the bombardment aud total
destruction of Danzg by the French feet.
Muchlhause was the name of the foreman
OF the pyrotechnc department in the arsenal at swine
muende Prussia. who plunged his barred bands and arms
elbow-deep into boiler OF seethng pitch and took
therefrom an extensive hand-grenade which workman
had accidentally dropped into IT, thereby saving many
lives and that part of the town from the effects OF ter
rifle explosion. Recently the citizens OF swinemuends
assembled to do him honor and he presented with
costly gold watch and splendid sword in token OF Their
appreciation Of his heroism
The patriotism displayed by the petty
Princes OF Germany truly admirable and dsneresied
since the OF German will probably be the
deathstroke TO all the small German principalties.
Their policy In previous has been TO espOse the
OF France but to-day. with only one exception
they more generously adhered to the side Of Father
land" The Prince Of Lippe Demold however, rfuscs
countenance the German struggle, and would not u
inmate palace I'm OF Sedan He and the Princes
Louisa have given together but 100 haers for the Cerms
wounded.
The Duke of Sase-Coburg in a letter TO his
wife, om Versailles, referring the enyirons Of Paris,
avs 1.-The whole district has for some years been
dotted with parks and chateaux, and has been very
much beautifed. truly very iadapted for the seat
war We seated ourselves at very picturesque spot
absorbed in the view OF the great city, "hoo
lay in the evening sunlight before All at once 20
FOUNDER from Fort Montrouge was directed al US ana
went whizzng and beyond us Into a woody part u
a sorry Jest and we were going back 70 our hOrses
when again large ball flew over us, Telling brsne.
and trees that the poor animals which were standing
afterwards similar shot carried of the head of poor
Bavarian who was likewise enjoying the prospect
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-11-11
ATTEMPTED ROBBERY IN A STAGE.

Soon after p. H., yesterday, Mr.. Elisha :.
and Traders Bank in Broadway, Park place, $780,
which he put into wallet and placed in his breast pocket
he left the bank. Three men who were previously
lOungng around the entrance followed him. Mr.. Whit
lock hailed stage, and he about 10 enter OF
the gang preceded him, and blocked the doorway At
the time the others closed on him from behind
Tie thief In the stage managed to abstract the wallet
from Mr. Whtocks breast pocket. but before he could
pass il TO his cOnfedertes IL seized by the
with hand and with the OTHER he caught the thief by
throat In the struggle that followed the wallet FELL but
dropped into Mr. Whitlocks pocket. Being very pow
erful man. Mr.. Whlock easily enabled to hold the
thief whom he handled pretty roughly despite the efforts
of the thiers c0nlcderates 10 effect his release.
Officer Widely Of the broadway Squad now arrived
and the two thieves IN the street of Tie In tie
stage secured, and taken before Justice Downing
where he gave the name OF VIM. Brooks. Tho Magis-
trate recognized him, however, thief, who, under
the name Of Bunker sentenced TO the State Prison
five years ago, for streetcar robbery He was COM
mittcd for trial III default of 5000 bail.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-11-11
MILITARY MATTERS.

The second annual reunion of the officers Of
the SD Regiment United States Colored TroOps-for-
merly the LIST South Carolina yoluneers-was held yes
terday at the Asor House. The follow ing officers
reelected for the ensuing year: President Col T. w.
HgcinsOn Of Newport, L. l. Vice President, Col C. T..
Trowb bridge of Brookyn Secretary and Treasurer Capt
j. W. Sewage of Brooklyn; Executive Committee Capt.
j. 5. Rogers Of Worcester, Mass Capt " q. Parker OF
Columbia, =. C.. and Lieut. + g. Goodrich OF Troy " Y
After dinner at which the wives OF the members ~ the
Association were present they attended In body tho
performance Of Mrs Lander Mary stuart" AT tho
Fourteenth Street Theater The officers OF this regiment
gratefully remember Mrs Landers services nurse in
the hospitals AT Beaufort ;. c. whore many Of them re-
CURED attendance.
One of the companies of the Goth Regiment
the Irish Grenadier Gusrdsw give their annual cele
braton In the Cooper Institute this evening john Mt
che viii lecture the Irish patriots aud orators, Graf
tan and OBren and many other features OF interest are
Promised Lieut. Cob Haggery, the first soldier or the
Goth who fen in defense OF the Union was at one time
captain OF the Irish Grenadiers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-11-11
ANOTHER MURDER ~ WTyOY1, uISa
THE ASSASSINATION OF GEN. BaANTLEY.

THE ASSASSINATION OF GEN. BRANIlhr'
CANTON, Miss, Nov. 4.-Wmona has at
tanned an uuenyable noorety for the bloody murders
which during the past few months, have been perpo
trated within its limits. On "Wednesday Of this week.
Cen W. f. Brantey OF Greenboro, Choctaw County, WA
assassinated at WinOna. He had been 10 tho County
Far and had started for home about o'clock on 40
morning named I'm a wagon with c0l0red man. When
about half mile from the railroad depot, and Wills
passing pile OF brush that lay the side OF the ros
the coored the barrels Of two guns projecting
and pointing directly at the wagon. He called 10 Gen.
Brntley To look out for himself, and eaped out but be
fore the General could evac the danger the villains fred
and shot him Ia the neck . buchshOt entering ana Kill
inc him instantly 1hc alarm at once gwen aud
mounted men heavily armed started IN pursuit, but
failed To oyertke the murderer They were seen by soma
NJ groes grd In picking cotton. who reported thas
they crossed the Cld where they were at WORK. but no
further trace was found.
Gen Brantlcv was q brother 81 Mayor Brantiey, who
was assassinated in the hall of Morris Hotel While At
tending concert about three months ago. In TINS casa
also the murdercrs escaped detection This Is SAID IN bo
the seventh murder committed in WinOna since April
Last They all IL is supposed. had their origin d.
recy Indirectly from the first one OF the series MAY
o Brantley killed because he ay0wcd his Intention
to bring certain persons trial for murder committed
last Spring. Gen. Brantley was probably killed by the
same persons, because he had declared his determination
10 bring the murderers OF his brother t0 justice Tho
nurderers vel known at WinOna, and both Gen.
Brantley and Capt Corners member OF the Legislature
who murdered the 2Sh OF september last, very
earnestly denounced the citizens Of Wnona FOR their APP
ahy in allowing these assassins to walk their streets
Wit ulf
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-11-11
The Duke of Sa.e-Coburg in letter to
MARINE DISASTERS.

The following advices have been received
from Key West by the Marine Underwriters of this city
The Spanish brig Patriarch San Jose, Capt Agar"'
from Havana, bound TO Barcelona, loaded with conee
sago copper, &c, ashore Pickles Island ana
bilged. wreckers are gathering her cargo, much "
which will be damaged The vessel is OF iron Inc cap
tains OF the three vessels wrecked within the asl
days the island say that the cause OF the IN.
has been o strong westerly current setting tO""u ~
reef since the recent gales. 49,. from.
The steamer George, Commander Tucker, iast ~ ~
Fernandna, bound To Cedar Keys, encountered he \,
cent gales of the Florida coast. and reached hey
a disabled condition She will be at once taken ul her
dock, and will require considerable repairs 70 b"A0 Nv
seaworthy. - -. say.u-
The schooner Jno Croker Of Bath, Me-, from a /.
nah laden with yellow pine lumber, hound 20 ~ ,,
Grause Cuba was wrecked in the gale Of the Ith vi,
one mile south Of Cape Florida lighthOu ana sfsf
going 10 pieces. An hands were saved. ,.A ,,b,ta
The brig Three Sisters OF Bath, Me- laden WIZ Ind
pine lumber. supposed to be from Windsor " ,ndi-
ashore north OF Cape Florida. The hull Il IN sv tbs
ton, but the sails and rigging are carrie" I Wa
foremost and bOwsprit standing lnl, 49, NJ tho
seen on the 18th OF october last by the what
Cape Florida lighthouse with no one on poau
has become of the crew IL yet matter oi are
The brig AroostoOk aud schooner John ,xs Ihsr
still ashore but will be taken on I'm a fe" dS''
CargOes have been nearly all removed ., yss found
The brig Alfalfa is at anchor at Key west ~, an order
necessary TO remove only portion oil her '''e
u float her. 80, L.. all hands In
The steamer Relief arrived on the Sth lnsN' '
good spirits. -. sag Hsrbor
The British brig Ottawa, ashore near oas sa Her
J.. l.. was sold ut auction on Tuesday i''
cargo " coal was sold for $3.50.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-11-11
BASEBALL.

THE NEw-JERSEY CHAMPIONSHIP
Yesterday the baseball admirers of Newark
and Elizabeth assembled in considerable force on the
Fair Grounds at waverly TO witness the homeand-home
game bet ween the Amateurs Of Newark aud the R
of Elizabeth for the championship OF the STATE. me
tr game PLAYED in June resulted IN the success OF me
Pesotcs by score Of % 10 H. The second was WOO ny
the Amateurs by the totals of u to H. The game yts.I
toy ended in favor the Rcsoutes by score OF - 70 -
the grand total giving them the lead by % 10 %. ne
cold clustering wind made fielding difficult ana uiphas
ant hence the number OF errors on both SIDES IN tr
early part of the game the ResOutes took declueu le
the totals the close Of the fourth inning stnnns AZ %
To in their favor In the succeeding five innings the
Amateurs 'witWashed" their opponents four time: lh
succession The pitching of Grin proved qlte enecnNe
10 the Rr,olutes s. and earning 10 o. j. MdfuS hrst
base play the fielding feature on the par Oh 'e
tho other side. The umpire discharged las duties wei
/. cd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-11-11
GOVERNORS ISLAND QUARANTINE.

The following extract from II special order
yesterday made public:
Fifteen days having elapsed since the occurrence OF the
last OF yellow foyer aud severe foss anu Ice hay
since then found Governors Island, N Y H.
quarantine imposed with respect to IT, by
orders from these headquarters hereby removed the
fuhmcnt the rules which the Medical Director
prescribe for disnfeCtnR persons things heretofore
thereon exposed TO the disease These rules viii be as
cases OF vessels placed In quarantine for the cause
aud greater restrictions viii u" nleeed on thu move
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-11-11

just outside the door of New ON ,s,s"t. ne
store an upfted face full OF inspraopnu one called
attention. and passsrs oy pause 70 en failures soeJ
because The aspiration OF the painter MAJ few Of such
reached by his execution This !. one VI face pure
woman's In its human beauty vel taAos .vs,io call
seraphc as IL turns and lifts and llSten -. homes for
This ra nitrous face may enter thousahus. n was
MIR schaus had IL engraved while III i,I .h,.i aud
painted by Mrs Perry, the wife Of tue ssHa,I
gentle gent'ema" ""o Guns tRo,,on womsn's Joufns'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-11-11

ments OF perrons than imposed by II tho~e ie.y,nx
snip IN which the fever has ceased u prey All for lie
length Of time. " "' S~ns
The order from Surgeon, J. n Cuyier re,s,.o.
the hours Of communication with the Island with
nOunced this morning
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-11-11

They defeated by the Muuals, 10 TO o. Athletics,
T. and to Neptune. SO to IL, and ResOlute - To
H. They have fine incOsed ground, and promise to
have strong nine for 1871. They complain that they
not able Ia get OLA game with the Champions, anu
closing games with the Resoutes and Amateurs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-11-11

If, a.. i.h. 9Th 9th. eth. eth. 9th Total
R.'eIa,,...... 3 Il
Trpr Mr. Chapman Of tie Atlantic Club. Fir, ba by
R,.oGe IL; Amateur II. Time o game. u hours.
ir o. 81 al 5h 9Th. IN. 9Th 9TH. Total
Gss'''.g ...... O.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-11-11
INITIALS VS.. ATHLETICS.

PHILADELPHIA Nov 10.-The homeland
game the second regular series between the Ah
lecs of this city and the Mutuas of New-YOrk was
played here to-day. About 1900 persons present
The weather cold and blustcry and the playing very
account of the cold The blowing the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-11-11
THE TRENTON CLUB.

This organization Will shortly close their
play the with with the Acyes of New
ark The Tentous have played II games this season. of
which they have won and lost s. The following are
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-11-11

Umpir,-P OF the Atlantic Of BROOKLYN.
The Atlantic and Mutual mines will play to-
day Oh the Union Grounds, Brooklyn, T. ID.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-11-11
vrxv YORK DAILY TRIBUNE FRIDAY, NOVEMBER II, 1870
ITALY.

THE TRANSFER or sOvEREfGNTY-ATTACKs UPON
PRIEsTs-GES. LA ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS or
ROME-THE COHEN CASH-SOUTHERN ITALY
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES AND DEATH OF
A NOTED BRIGAND-THE POPES REPLY TO
New-York tribune., 1870-01-04

stances; and that Lady Byrons viii shall not be re-
spectcd. We do not believe that grosser breach ol
trust was ever committed with good motive
No doubt those papers sealed up in the bank vaults
contain abundant evidence to settle this controversy
forever. But we cannot suppose that the trustees
will be induced to change their determination for
the purpose either Of clearing Mrs Stowe or OF gratl-
flying curious public. They probably thought that
the feelings of Mrs. Legh's surviving children,
and the family pride of three or four noble
houses. were of more consequence than the
vindicaton of lady whose fame was never
really in danger. and who at any rate has gone
where the shafts of calumny can wound her no more
They no doubt reflected more carefully than Mrs
Stowe upon the evils and social corruption which
might exhale from the opening of this foul nest OF
vice; and they right in their determination to
keep is shut.
New-York tribune., 1870-01-04
THE COURTS.
sIrpRTME CouRT-GEyERAL TERM

SUPREME COURT-GENERAL TERM.
Before Ingrdhdm, Il. d., Barnard and Brady
1.-The Olympic TheateBOileS. Recelrer dgL dug etdL
A motion was made in this for reargument Of
the case but defendants not having had time to prepare
the case was put at the foot Of the nonenumeraed mo-
tons, to give them time to prepare written points.
The Diuorce Btsiness-Inr OrSoH A. HOuse-Ths is
the proceeding throw House. the lawyer who adyer
obtain divorces without publicity over the bar
for peculIates of practice in the Nichols di
suit amounting according 10 the charges, TO sub
ornaton OF perjury. The papers for the motion,
aside the Nichols Decree and the basis OF the
der to show These papers were all handed to the
the last term and the matter adjourned over 10
Yesterday. Mr.. Walden presented the notion but the
papers could be found Mr. Shaeer for the respond
ent, claimed preDmlnary that there was no evidence
against the respondent The only papers used were the
papers in the Nichols case, not even reswOrn. They
thorzng the putting Of the party his Defense but not
convict The testimony 10 convict must be evidence
IN proceeding to which he (HOuse party, that
he might have rights against those who swore falsely
The Court reserved its decision.
Before IngrdhdLn, r. j. Barnard aud Cdrdozo j. j.
The Citizenship Of Bdnk-PH Cooke agt The STATE Bank
Of BosORThis reargument OF appeal from Judge
Cardozos decision that National Bank resident OF
the State in which 1t is established and such has the
right under the act OF Congress OF 1867, to remove
the United States Courts whenever that act
otherwise applies. The plaintiffs insist that National
Bank cannot have State residence being the creature
the United States The defendants insist hat though
created by the United States they limited III all their
actions separate States and that therefore they
given residence by their creation they insist too,
that having complied with the statute. the case ID now
actually the United States Court and that Court alone
can decide the question. Decision reserved MT. Burre
for plaintiff; Mr.. slOsson for defendant.