Mr. Justice STRONG delivered the opinion of the court.
It is argued by the counsel for the assignee that the return to Dibblee & Co., for collection of the notes transferred to secure the loan of August 6th, 1868, for $61,000, destroyed the title of Iselin & Co. to them. The notes, however, were returned to Dibblee & Co. for convenience of collection, to be collected for account of the defendants or to be replaced by others.
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