Stat. § 1014, is justified in treating the instrument as an indictment 12. By a removal such as was made in this case the constitutional rights of 1. A privilege tax upon a railroad corporation is a tax upon property. 2. Edward P. Gallup, a resident in the State of New Hampshire, acted as 4. There was no invalidity in the fact of additional assessments. U. S. 5. The filing of the intervening petition and the final adjudication thereon 6. That the receiver had been discharged before final proceedings were Ib. 7. The Santa Fé Company cannot claim that it was misled, in any way, as 8. No order was necessary for retaking possession. Ib. 9. The property was sufficiently described in the decree, and it must be 10. Until there was an identification of the property subject to taxation, 11. There was no error in refusing interest prior to the decree. Ib. See CONSTITUTIONAL LAW, 16. TRADE-MARK. This was a controversy relating to a trade-mark for protective paint for TREATIES. The treaty of February 26, 1871, between the United States and Italy only USURY. 1. In an action upon a note given to a national bank, the maker cannot set 2. In cases arising under the second clause of Rev. Stat. sec. 5198, the per- Ib. WAGES. See CONSTITUTIONAL LAW, 1. |