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United States of America,
MIDDl n DISTRICT Oh TENNEsSEE-so.

MIDDi Il DISTRICT Or TENNESSEE-30.
WHEREAS am information was fled in the Dis.
triot Court Of the Unted States for The District
Aforesaid on the 10th day Of September, 1868, ny
Horace II. Harris m ESD, at, rney Tor the United
States for sad District, against seven barrels cona
ing Whiskey, alleging In substance, thai, the Let
day Of September, 1868, in the Dstr aforesaid, on
land, said property VAS seized by W. G. BrOwnlow
Assistant Special Agent OF he Treasury Department
at Nashvil o. forfeited to the United States Tor the
causes set forth in said information TO wit: that
the day and year aforesaid, sail proper trans
ported from Louisville, in the State Of Kentucky, to
Nashville, in the State Of Tennessee without o--
init Of dub auth rized officer Of the Tea ury De-
partmeni, or II with such permit, that the same was
fraudulently procured, aud praying process TO en-
force the ezure, conascaton, and con emnation Of
said property.
Now Their fore, in pursuance Of the monition Of
the said Court under the seal Of rad Court, to me
direo ed, herebl We public notice TO AL per Gus
concerned in interest in rad property t. APPEAR be
fore said district Court al the FEEDER Court Ro IN, in
TIE Capitol at Nashville, IN the Dit ct aforesaid on
the first DAY of the next term Of sad Court e. Wit
october 10, 1888, then and there TO mtfrposr their
cllims. Il. GLASCOCK,
L S. Marshal, hid. Dist, Tenn.
sep2214t,
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That true patciot Gov. Cannon, of
Delaware, says in recent letter to an
administration mass meeting
The loyal men of the country regard
with intense anxiety the elections Ia the
great s ates of Nav York, Pennsylvania,
and Ohio, Every indica ion Of popular
sentiment there adverse 70 the Admins
tralion is felt as disaster second only
TO the loss of battle.
Defeat at the polls 10 the Free States
is The dissolution Of the Uoiou. The
ballot ia equivalent TO the bullet; the
one silences the traitors at home not less
effectively than ths other strikes down
our more mAnly enemies in the field.
Both are necessary aud equally useful
10 sustain the Government
Yet there arc Journals IN Kentucky
and 10 this State, praying to-day for 'he
defeat of the Administrator ticket
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Unir ed States Of America,

MIDDLE DISTRICT OF lEANESsEE-Si.
kTTHEREAs az Information was Oiled in the Dis
w riot Court the Uuited states Tor the d strict
aforesaid september is 1904, b. Horace II. Harrison
Esa Attorney q the Unitod States for said District,
against one frhuk containing spool Oltoni lAnies'
Hose ami other artcks OF Try Good Truck CON
tainiug Medicines no Foxes Books, Box containing
dol bottles Ri,tes; Box Boots aud shoes Box
bc.chea Dumestc,l b x snd rupkp, containing
mems and omen's clothing, boxes unblra bed
domestic, kcg wine, box Lihsey olv,n, boxes
eontuininR aas hxiures and orapefy banging 1 lok
e ptnin,ns hats, ana ! hogshead contalLi roosory
and gla-s ware, an giug M substance that the SAID
prosrty vas suz o The ist day u se tent or, 1885,
M the 6istr "a aforesaid ani, as ioietel 10 the
Unutd Sta % be suse the "a Was on Gag day and
war trauspclt from Louisville Nashville Wiihonl
Z uern, 4 III d duy authorized Vulef OF tho Treasury
b p,flu, M, ~ VIA one taal Il was irauluient y
obtained rt,
NoW.ths tGiro 40 Pursuance % 'ho monitor ol SAD
Count uu1e ~ zeal o said Hurt tn m" di tottd, 4
hor ry ave pub lo Loti,e 90 all rrs ns coueerurd 10
i.r,st b sad properly o. APPEAR before tatl Ceu
M ths Frtcul Jouit Room in be Captl, %, Ga lst
"a, of thcu 10 rm ot said uoirt, 90 Wis oou
lgih ls63 theu and tuer- 90 mnso thrir alegAti ps
n, t..t l.iar n o.. GLASGOW,
Marshal Middle District OF reuueasee.
uor22lN
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PHnADELPaIA, Oct, 5.--A dispatch
ffom Knoxville, Tenn TO the Bulletin,
saws Col. Carter has taken position at
Bulls Gap. The rebels hold Greenyille,
strongly reinforced Bay ard aud VOL
ford are still in the advance below Lou
don skirmishing with the rebel cavalry.
The rebel attack on McMinnville indi-
Gates a formidable flank movement to cut
Rosecrans' lines and isolate Burnside
On the 28th the rebels sttacked our
right, aud were repulsed after fight OF
two hours A large number OF rebe
we're taken prisoners They express
modification at the result Of the Ohicka.
manga battles Their losses exceeded
ours Two rebel divisions were reported
at HArriaon's Landing, on the Tennessee
river. The rebel cAvaly made an effort
to cross the river on the Both, but were
driven back
CAIRO, Oct. Oh. ID. Gulley, Of Kemp
err county, Mississippi, has announced
himself as candidate for Representa-
tive on the reconstruction platform.
Vioksburg dates Of the I'd ult say thai
the Il, xas expedition has exploded.
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United States Of America:

MIDDLE DISTRICT Oh TENEEs- EE--No 81.
NXTHEREAs, an Information was aed in tho Dis.
w trct Cort Of the United states for the District
Aforesaid on tn nth day Of Sept, 1868 by Horace
H. Harrison ksq., Attorney Of the United states for
said istrot against certain lot OF grouud and lho
bul ings aud Improvements thereon situated I'D inc
south west side OF market street near The Public
square ia the city Of Nashville and District afure.
tRid said l0t being llt No 20 40 thv original plan OF
the City u Nashville, aud beng bounded as follows;
Brgi ning at Josflh and Robert Noods's corner on
the south west side on Market stree run1ng thence
Nr'h '~esiwNoy with said street twenty Two ieet %
Tie no Of TIE lot belonging 10 the h.irs Of Rob n
s,arp a ceased thence In line at light angles with
said street Que hundred and wv nty one fet and four
ucuts 10 stake thence In ala al right angles with
The line last mentioned, twenty-five feet 10 Woods
alley aud thence IN straight line ~ the beginning
Alleging substance that sept IS, 1893 said pro.
perry was seized by the Marshal OF the Uuted states
Tor the district aforesaid, under order OF seizure
issued said day by the said Attorney OF the United
States as forfeited 10 the nited stat Tor the causes
in said information set forth, to-~ Il that the own
OF saiu property being one Vernon Stevenson lAio
OF the City Of Nashville aioresa a. was on and an
tho lJih July, 1862 engaged IN aiding ana abetIipg
an armed rebellion against tue 6ovefnment Of tue
IN tied states anu did not within 90 uay after the
prJcatna, ion OF he resident Of the untcd stAtss
ofthe 26th July, 1852 ccase 20 and cOunteuanoe aud
nho said ebehou and return 70 BE allegiance 10 The
Uityd ees and praying Tor process 10 cnloroe the
seizure cOnnsoaton and condemnation OF said prop
Nso. Therefore in pursuance Of the %, milton Of
said Court UNDER The seal OF said Court 20 ne direct
,d hereby give public notice 70 all persons concern
cd % interest, % appear before SAID Court AZ she
da, o the next term Of said Court 10 VIZ October,
la lssS-then and there 70 interpose their elaine
E.R. GLA COX,
sep22 .. Marshal middle pis'Fics iSnu.
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United states of America {:

IA HEREAs, an information was dlod In the Dis
trot curt Of the United States the District,
aforesaid, on The nth day Of September AD., 1858,
by Horace II. Hsirison ESQ. Attorney Tor the Uni.
Ted states for the District, aforesaid against box
cont lining watches and jewelfy which said informa-
ton alleges In substance u at the rst day Of Sep
TENDER, s63, IN the Dist let aforesai , on Ian said
roperty YVES seized as io,ited to the United States
for the causes sci f,th in sad informa ion, to-
For tiat on the day aud year aforesaid SAID property
was TRANSPORTED from Loui- vile in the State o. X.
lucky, TO Nashville In the State Of tennessee with
Que permit Of duly authorized OH Of the Urea
eury department, or II with one, that II frau u
nty ohtainei and prays for process 10 enforce The
20 "a Q, cUnhscaton and condemnation Of said prop
erty
Sow, therefore, in pursuance " the monItions Of
said Court, under the nj OF said Court % me irect
ed, hereb give public nOtite n ell pers concern
ed IN int rest IN said prop y, 10 be aud epp be-
fore said Court at the 81 dera Court Room In the Cap
tOl at Nashy on iho 1T DAY Of the ~ xt t,rm Of
said Conrt tO.wit October 10, 1868, then and there
TO nterpose their ella ms
r. Il. GLASCOCK,
Z. 3. Marshal, Middle Dist Of Tenn
sep22-llt.
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The last steamers from Liverpool
bring conGrmation Of the Withdrawal Of
ola John Mason, the obel emISsATy, who
has quit the British soil 10 utter dis
gust flrrr..
The Times says II tho CoEfsderales
arc off nded with England for trying 10
keep "a the ri ht Il 10 sorry for ~ bat
Ia loss Is theire, while che relief 10 the
Briusl Government will be great and
tlI5 nation will have nothing 10 repent.
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United States of America:
DISTRICT OF TENNIS!

] MIDDLE DISTRICT OF TENNhSSEE.-No. 80
Va HEREAs, an information has been fed in the
w District Court of the Urted States for the Dis
trict aforesaid on the 18th day Of -eptombe', 1863
Horace ii. Harris n, tsq Attorney Of the United
States for said District, against cases Shoes Box
hats cars, box assorted goods, and tox dry
eoodsalleging In substance that on Sept l, 1893 in
the District aforesaid land, said property was
seized as forfeited 20 the tied ates, because the
same was on the said day and year transported from
Louisville in the state Of Kentucky, TO Nashville, in
the state OF Tennessee, being place the south
SIDE Of the Ohio a er, beoN Wheeling without per-
nit Of duly authorized ofH Of the Treasur De.
partment, or, II with one, tuat II raudulenty OBJ
ained and praying for process to enforce the
conhscat on and condemnation Of said property.
NV, therefore, In pursuance OF the monitor (
said Court under the seal Of said Court TO direct
Cd, hereby give public notice 10 all persons
cd IN interest IN said proper to appear before the
said Court at the Cuur Room in the Capitol at Nash
vile, on the first day Of the next term of said Court,
towit october 49, 1868, then and there to nterpose
their claims.
L. r. GLASc0CK,
United States Marshal, Middle Distric, Tenn.
selt22
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A New York contemporary, referring to
the active efforts of some politicians of
tho State, headed By ~. EtthtisTi;j'g5, 70
make a change in the Military Governor
of Tennessee, says of that individual &
That person, hunted from his home by
the Secessionists, came TO Washington
fugitive, and was Immediately taken
up by the Republicans and placed in the
best office within their gifl--that of
Clerk OF. the House. He was known not
to be Republican; but he was Union
ist, and no questions were asked. In
requital for this generosity, Mr.. Ether-
idge last Summer addressed to the
Unionists of Memphis about the most
bitter and unfair attack on the President,
his policy, and their supporters that has
ever yet been coucocted, If Tharin, the
Alabama fugitive, had more brains, be
might equal it's injustice and ingratitude,
but not its subtle venom. IT, therefore,
there be loyal men in Tennessee who
have business of consequence At Wash
ington, we trust they may be admOnished
to conflde it to some one less intensely
and Justly obnoxious there than Emer-
son Elheridge.
Our opinion is that the business of
which our csntempory speaks was put in
very proper hands.
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Judge Wood yard, the conservative

Judge wood Yard, Tue conseFVAIIVs
candidate for Governor OF Penney lvania,
said in q speecb i la aan4oq y
ave must arouse ourselves, aud 10.
assert the rights Of he slaVehoHr, aud
aid such g,ayaHtcas 10 our Constitution As
viii protect ms properly from the spoli-
alton Of religious bigotry or persecution,
or else W. must give mp our Consultation
and Union." .isT fss -, .,.G
Have none but shareholders any rights
for the Government 10 protect?
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-CLADs TO BE LKUSoHED The
following iron-clAd war vessels have
been reported TO the Navy Department ss
almost ready for launching; they WILDE
sfioAt by the Goth of October:
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Bdgadisr. General Robert Anderson, In
response to an inquiry from the War
Department hiss stated that the hag
which be hauled down fom sumter on
the occasion Of les surrender 70 the rs9-
els, Is saa 10 his possession, and nss
never lsfl bis custody.
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WARRM TIP

my WILLIAM SUN a OF SAfuR ~
ID DAY, she 18Th inst, oheanut sur &slaAAN
rs are, with bl ze face with ut SHOES E4-kA
bt., Years I'd last ~ ing, hteen hands hgn an
,,t $50 marks on Or nds which the owner can vet
BY OWN perry, aud pAllhs iof au'et'''~elt
AppIy az ~ 90 college street,
tap22-lw"
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GEN. Grant on Trade with the we-
beIIiOus states.

Gen. Grant is SO deservediy esteemed
for his admirable sense and business
qualifications that the following exposi-
ton of his views in reference to trade
with the rebellious States, will be read
with interest:
HEADQ'Rs DEPARTMENT OF TIE TENN,l
YICKsDURa, MISS, July n 1863
Hon s p. Chase, Secretary Of tho Treasury
STR-YOur letter of the 4th instant 60
me, enclosing copy of letter Of same date
to Mr.. Mellen, Special Agent Of the
Treasury, is just received. My Assist.
ant Adjutant General, by whom | shall
send this letter, is about starting for
Washir gton; hence | shall be very short
in my reply.
Nv experience ia West Tennessee has
convinced me that any trade 1olatevey 10Th
The rebelliOus States is weakening to as of
at least thirty three per cent. of our force
No matter what the restrictions thrown
around trade, it any whatever is allowed,
it will be made the means of supplying
TO the enemy what they want RestrIc-
tions, if lived up to, make trade unprofit-
Bile; and hence none but dishonest men
go into it, 1 l0ill venture that no honest
MN has made money an West Tennessee in
uie last year, i0h,lt many fortunes have been
made there during The time
The people ia the Mississippi Valley
are now nearly subjug sted Keep trade
out for few months, and | doubt not
but that the work of subjug alton will be
complete, that trade can be opened freely
with the States of Arkansas, Louisiana
and Mississippi--that the people of these
States will be more ANXIOUS for the en-
foI cement and protection Of our laws
than the people of the loyal STATES =
They have experienced the misfortune Of
being without them, and are now in q
most happy condition TO appreciate their
blessings.
No theory of my own will ever stand
in the way of my executing, in good
faith, any order may receive from those
in authority over me but my position
has given me an opportunity of seeing
what would not be known by persons a.
way from the scene of war, aud venture,
therefore, to suggest great caution in
opening trade with rebels
am, air, very respectfully
Your obedient servant,
U. S. GRANT, Major General
In this Department many lucky iudi-
viduals have accumulated and are &C
cumulating fortunes by the privileges
granted them South of Nashville. Most
of these persons are non-residents of
the State, and great difficulty has been
experienced by loyal citizens ofMurfrees-
borO' and other towns in obtaining goods
while contractors and spectators in
Louisville, whose sympathies are strongly
Southern have trsfIicked freely at these
points. We have heard these things
freely discussed for months and yet the
evil continues without remedy.
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For Manufactnring ESTABLISHMENTS
and Other Purposes.

NE offer Three arge ] OTIS IN the vicinity OF the
w Corporal ion Spri Y, aud hui a short distance
from the General Railroad lep I, yN
ONEI or with good picket fence, on Spruce street,
about 400 feet 'front.' running through to Vine, about
$40 feet and fro ting on thIee s,o Is total number
Of front feet about 1900
Also, LOT on Vine street, abou' 800 feet, run
ming through 10 Mclemore street about 200 feet,
oning on three streets, aud hayinga total front Of
about 500 feet, with picket fence
Also, on ON High street, about 6t0 feet 'front.'
unning TO an alley In tho direction Of Summer
street.
The three lots above men Toned are considered
good for manufacturing purposes, as they are con-
ynient cheap, have VRtor facilities, and room Tor
waste material, and are we'll worthy Of the alton
lion q those who desire to inyest in productive
property II. G. SCONEL.
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From NJ ESNrett's
T.tf.l

[ From NJ ESNretfs From 1t. Mauty's
letter.. gt Letter. s'iiV
"In time of war "OtheF aRsnt1 D.,
the evil (oArty con- have to be called
tests) becomes one into play. What
oftremendous mag are they? Let us
nitude. The quee- inquire. Th6y are .
iions that then pre- divisions 10 tho
sented themselves camp of the enemy,
are naturally more discussions among
important than or the people Of the
binary political is North. There is
sues In time of already peace
peace, solile every party thers.
b'o,0 struck al he Al tho enlbaryass-
Dleas,yes Of TN 0og- nlents Nth l5hich dat
eminent though de- party can surround O.
siga'd only 10 cGect bar Lincola, and all 8
ebrnge Of Adnlinis- The difficulties hasG
tdtson really affords can hroU IN The ,Oay
ard and comfort 10 Of the iOar party Of
tho enemy" he North, operate df-''
rectly as 50 much aid
and comfort 20 thsa
SOutl"
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Steamers arrived at Cairo on Friday
last brought SIX looomo ives aud large
quantity Of railroad iroa tsk'n from a
Z, ad leading from Memphis. The desti.
nation of these articles Is not indicated
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Immediate Attention
M III 10 given 70 Communication addressed 70
~ ue through tho Post Ofioe ,,l,,-c,
tept--lL III q. hOoN NJ
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100000, IN Notes retaining len on Real Estate
Until the purchase money u paid, for sale, for Plan
Iers, unioz, aud State Bank Of Tennessee Money
At PAN, by II. O.. sCONhL.
oUicr--No. 10 rark street. nearly opposite the
State CAPITOL. .. augze,
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For a Rich Man.

ONE SEWING MACH NE, IN coon RU> NING
" ORDER. for sale by @ slOVEL.
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lNR SNE-HOUSE AND LOf opposite the
4 Military Institute, having 9 rooms stable ana
Vdnnt Possession given Immediately .,,,.,
uIA-f n. q. SCONkl.
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For Sale, -Four Business or Home

LOIS, INFLAMMATION y
VALUABLE for residences or for busiu' 81, be
Y cause Of their being centrally situated corner
Of Gay and North summer streets, upnu slopng
ground, in a healthy locality, near the byn+s
h Anticipated beautiful Park Apply to
G. SC0YfL
,uggi
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I me FRAME oFFIoE, WITH two Roosls. EoR
~ Faoby HE. scOVEL.
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WANrtp TO PURCHASE AND RENT, HOUSES
aud lots, In and about Nashville, ana sinau
'.lLs and asgeeuf, within nv nile Of teo ap'
ept-W IA. G sCONkl.
eo 10 fark It,, north o. Cedar, opposis shs Capitol
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Invest Your Money !

no recent rerod In the history Of tho country,
n more than the present have sui romidihg cir
rumstaDetH indicated the wisdom 0t Investing ur
Money In something substantial viz; al Estate, a
GOOD Home OF, or a Place for Business.
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Freedom and Nationalit

:. @. MERCER, Ed,tOr.
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The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1863-11-24

TIE War Department has at last hit upon
the only practicable plan for securing per-
feet enrolment Of all the able bodied men
liable to the draft The names OF those
already enrolled are to be printed in alpha
betical order. and the lists are to be left in
places where they can be inspected by the
public and corrected. II will, Of courae, be
the interest Of every one already enrolled
to add to the list all who are legally La
BILE. This airing of the lists will purge
them of all the bogu. and non liable names.
All who are not liable on account of di's
bility, alienags or non residence, are to re
port to the board previous to 10th of next
December. Under this arrangement the
next draft will, in all probability, bring
either the men or the money and will not be
such q farce as was the last attempted con
scription. In view Of the certainty OF the
operation Of the next draft it will De well
to hurry on the volunteering, 50 as to es-
cape its burdens.
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THE DAILY REGISTER,
NOVEMBER "a, 1863
LEGISLATIVE PROCEEDINGS,
SENATE.

MONDAY, Nov. @, 1863.
The Senate was opened with prayer by
the Rev. Mr. Blakeney.
A message from the House announced
that that body insisted upon its disagree
ment to the Senates amendment to the
House bill authorizing the Kanawha Board
to borrow money. That the House had
passed House bill relating to convicts, and
House bill fixing the pay of the Sergeant
at-Arms of the House, and Senate bill re-
lating to the militia.
Mr.. Maxwell reported back, with a re
commendation that it pass, the bill to reg
ulate contested elections.
Mr.. Brown offered a resolution that
when the Leg islature adjourns on Monday
next, the goth inst, it adjourn sine de
Laid over under the rules. .-.5 =. ~
The bill concerning licenses was taken
up, and its consideration occupiedthe whole
of the session. r--.- - ---....--
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HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
MoND.y Nov


Prayer by Rev. D.. w. Fisher.
A communication from the Senate an
nounced that that body insisted upon its
amendments to House Bill No 98, provid,
ing for the assessment of taxes The House
insisted upon their disagreement, and a
committee of conference was appointed.
House Bill No. 142, concerning Superin'
tendents and Commissioners of Schools and
the distribution of the capitaton tax for
1862 8, was taken up and passed.
House Bill No. l35, Bill concerning
slaves, was taken up
Mr.. Hagar moved to amend the first sec
ton so as to make it read "No person held
in service or labor as slave undtr the law:
of any other State, territory or county
ramendmentI orthat has been sent on taken oN
of this State Nth the consent Of the o,rner, ana
acas out of the State on the 20M Of June, 1868
shall be permitted to come, or be brought
into this State for permanent residence. y
The amendment was adopted
Mr.. Ruffner offered an amendment pro
yiding that loyal citizens of this State whf
may have sent their slaves to loyal slave
States may bring them back. Adopted.
Mr.. Ruffner offered an amendment, which
was lost, providing to remove slaves, enti
tied to their freedom thereafter may be au.
thorized to do so upon application to the
Judges Of the Circuit, who may prescribe
such conditions as in his Judgment may re-
cieve their emancipation.
The bill was then recommtted.
Adjourned.