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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-02-14
DUEL In RIO JANEIRO.
A Young American Gentleman Killed by a
Former Friend.

The st. Louis Republican makes public the
following letter lately received by Mr.. r. T..
Winston, OF Atlanta, Ga.
Rio JAsrERo. Brazil. q. A..
January. 1880.
M Dear tyir-Please Inform me where Mr..
Ja,nes Il. Scott s. and his post Office. as
very cad affair occurred In this vicinity few
da, 8 ago, between Ellis Scott, of Texas, and
Charles Peck OF Louisiana, both talented
young gentlemen and citizens OF the United
States visiting this city. They were sup
posed TO be good friends until Scott
made public certain letters belonging
to Peck, written by an accomplished
young lady Of New Orleans, and made
several remarks Ia regard to her which were
not very complimentary. Peck demanded an
explanation, but Scott refused to take back
anything hB had said. Peck Immediately
sent him q challenge to fight with deadly
weapons, and II he refused to fight he might
consider hipsalf denounced as a liar and a
coward but one being made OF as much pluck
az the other, the challenge was accepted, aud
Winchester rides chosen at 100 yards. They
met punctualiy at the place appointed, and
the air for both TO fire at the third shot--and
both guns did 20 as one. Scott fell, aud cried
II am killed." the ball having entered his
stomach. He only lived a few hours, and
having $4,000 on his person. he requested me
to send 1t tu his brother Ia the United States,
James Il Scott Not knowing his postoffice
write to you for inform alton, or to inform
his brother OF this fact. [ have since learned
that Charles Peck has sailed for San Francis
GO, Gal. Respectfully yours,
s. +. CLARK,
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A MISSISSIPPI MARVEL.
REPoRTs OF coMM1TrEEs.

DR.. J. r. Glsdney. OF Buena Vista, has secured
patent on his apparatus for making all kinds
of alcoholic liquors.
The simplicity Of this apparatus. It's cheap
ness the facility with which 1t can be used. etc..
combine to make 1t one OF the most wonderful.
as 1t is certainly one OF the most useful inven-
ttons OF the age
Efforts will be made to secure congressional
Legislation In favor OF the invention. whereby
the public can use 1t Without violating the in-
ternRl revenue law.
Recent experiments have shown that a Glad
ney still Of one gallon capacity will do the work
OF at least forty gallon still OF the old style..
and do 1t at one hundredth part OF the cost.
Mr.. ]. M. Griffin. late chancery clerk OF this
county. has become partner Of ~. uladneI.
He Is one Of our hest aud ost popular ci' liens,
and the firm OF Gladney \ Griffin Will be found
as reliable as the day is long.
Any warranty or statement OF theirs will be
found as good as gold.
Messrs Gladney 4 Griffin are preparing to
visit New Orleans for the purpose Of pltting
for them liberal and lucrative patronage ct
the hands OF the Southern people-lSouthern
States.
Messrs. Gladney L Griffin are In this city for
the purpose OF putting this improved still on
the market. Parties wishing can sec 1t by CALL
ing on Dr.. J. R. Gladney. at No. 80 Camp street.
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PARNELL In BALTIMORE.
He Still Lacks Confidence in the Herald
His Own Efforts, Political and
Otherwise.

BALr,MoREr Feb. 1s.-At . large meeting. to-
niRnt, Mr. Parnell said: What had been done
10 this country had at last called the British
Eoyernment. e y sense OF liz responsibility
with regard 70 the people OF Ireland. II had
York Herald that there. we're 100000 people
sloWly olyd Ssn,ag Starving until help went from the
Speaking of the Herald fund. he said: The
Me'dld had. ~ 70 the time the speaker came to
snls country. been . constant friend of the Irish
landlords and had supported that system. Until
the proprietor OF the Herald shall designate
the committee to which his fund is I'd bs IN.
trusted. confidence should be withheld. Thus
Tar donations for the political side OF his effort
$50 900. "A"
With regard to the political aspect. he repre-
sented ,eight-tenths OF the people OF Ireland :.
u the people have help. to keep Them from
ssarvnG , this winter they VIII kill the land
Mr.. John Murdoch followed and said the peo.
S,e q the highlands Of Scotland are quite as
land system. aud they Will be found shoulder
90 shoulder with them In shaking it of.
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THE FORTY-sIxTH CONGRESS.
Business Transacted in the House Of Repre-.
sentatives Yesterday.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 10 Houss.On motion of
NJ n the senate amend
81 we're e non concur edi d:
Mr.. Wells. OF Missouri. from the C,mmtttee
on Appropriations. reported back the bill max
Tie support M oi certain indian triees darins The
present fiscal rear. Mr.. Wells spoke In support
Of the bill, stating that Il It were not passed
going on the war pa b. The Bill was then passed
Mr.. Frye, OF Maine, from the COMMITTEES on
Canal r; !h ei
formation and correspondence touching the
ernatiopal canal. now In possession Of his
department and not heretofore published.
M. Covert. Of New York. chairman OF the
Committee on Agriculture. asked leave to re-
Aarlanlture, 70 attend IN person or by deputy
the int ernasional WOOL and sheep exhibition to
b. held in Phiiadslphia In September next but
SPEAKER I then proceeded TO call committees for
reports Of q private nature.
A large nnmber Of adverse reports were pre-,
se1n,ted PER, % * ths ,o Committee on war Claims ana
Mr.. Johqson. oi Virginia. from The Commit
tee on Military Afsirs reported s bll ren'y y
Powell. and authorizing his appointment ~ an
ONCE. .Of the Omitted hta.ee army. ",
q NV Yors g6a se
teen years of aRe. Though be tMcCookl was
q spaGs@anb M - won1 w. ss sss
years II the servieeof the Uoited States should
not be barred from the right to promotion.
/ The bill was passed
The Speaker announced the special order frr
to.day 70 be the bill for the relief Of Gen. Fitz
John Porter.
Mr.. Bright, or Tennessee, raised the question
OF consideration. ana moved to 20 into commit
tee OF the whole on the private cal ,ndar. He
raised the question Of consideration In behalf
| OF the multitude ~ against an individual
Mr., ononnor q ruth Car,liaa. suppor.ed
grshs nm motlan nI, shf House p 'S
cussion Of which would consume vast amount
| of time, it would be equivalent to slam mi z
the doors Of Congress In the face OF every other
private claim
| The House-ayes A. noes not counted-re-
| fused to consider the bill and went Into com =
mittee Of the whole on the private calendar.
The bill for the relief of Charles Clinton. late
| Assistant Treasurer at Nav Orleans. was re-
| ported favorAbly to the House.
| The bill rafunding to certain ottizsns OF
Lynehburg, Va, taxes improperly colIeced on
| manufactured tobacco was pasaed-Yeaa 15i
nays SO. At 4:t0 the House adjou rned.
To-morrows session will bs for debate only
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THE HERALD FUND.
4 Request that Subscriptions be Forwarded
Without Delay.

NEW YoRK. Feb. l3-The Herald this morning
says, We regret 70 Say that as yet no. returns
men and firms TO whom the Hera[Fs irish
famine blanks were intrusted LIZ great
many. instances We know that these blanks
contain the names OF persons who, lii the az
GregNke. have subscribed a good deal nf money
4nd .Ne are aware that they are held back In or
ger that their custodians: who are go generous
70 make Rs good q showing IA possible In print
Their motive ts exceedingly credttable but we
meaning when we say that they are III Willingly
putting back the cause they so earnestly desire
20 advance. The Herald will esteem II a great
favor on the part OF these gentlemen " they will
make their rot urns as early as possible to- NOR
row. Newspaper editors and other gentlemen
n outside town ands cities who are 80 nobly aid
tons X they will forward their subecri ptions
and subscription lists by the same time. No
enable them to transmlt their mon ey without
waiting for the Glow process OF the malls
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GERMANY,

LONDON. Feb. l3.-A Berlin dispatch says:
But few Clerical and no Progresaists were
present at the opening Of the RsichstaR. Par
ticular attention was attracted to the fact that
no mention was made Of the much talked al
Anstro. German alliance In the speech.
the Bundeerath a bill prohibiting foreign YES. g.
sells from enRaeing Ia the coasting trade OF
Germany. except where the right is acquired
The draft OF the bill for the proloneation of
the anti.Soeiallst law shows that It is proposed
TO extend its operation to the thirty. first OF
March, 1885.
In the Rsiehstag to-day Count Won Arnim
Baylzenburg was elected president OF the Oh am
her, receiving ls4 out of 244 valid votes Herr
enstein. OF the Centre was elected frst vice
president by 1e& votes 81 blanks having been caat
In addition. and Herr Hoehlder, National Lib.
eral was elected second vice president by 14g
votes. with 81 blank. Herr Hoehlder has no,
yet arrived In Berlin. and II is not known
whether he has accepted the office.
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the onion crop. We doubt that there is any
other locality which can excel our planters In
this branch OF agriculture. This crop will
furnish fresh evidence Of the superiority OF
our onions.''
The Donaldsonvile Chief speaking OF the
Efforts OF the northern sugar r-tiners to se-
cure 9 reduction of existing tariff on foreign
sugars imported into this country says
injustice on the part of Congress an oppres-
eiva Decentralization against cur own people
In favor Of foreigners, and blow at an I'm
portant American Industry that even now
rests upon basfs none too firm and is de-
serving OF greater protection rather than q
dimlnutiDn Of that now accorded"
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a Summing Up Of the Situation
in Europe and tho East.
England. Persia and Herat-Furthar
Debate on the Irish Question
New Parliament Officers
in Germany-Gen-
eral Foreign
Notes.
THE UNITED KINGDOM.

LONDON Feb. 13.-An election for member oi
Parliament WAS held at BHrnstable, to-day
There was much excitement throughout the
day: all shops were shat up. and there were
some disturbances as the hour for closing the
polls drew near. The election resulted In the
return OF Lord Lymington. Liberal candidate
the vote standing as follows: Lord Lymington
Liberal. s17: Bir Robert Garden. Cons ervative
TAI
To the motion for second reading OF the
Irish volunteer bin. Mr. Biegar. Home Rul
member for 9 unity Cavan, has hand 70 the
Clerk OF the House the following amendment
That. In view Of the TACT that tn government
prosecution Il now hauRing over sever 4 ear-
nest and true Irshman for advocating In tern
p8rRts manner an amendment ~ the iniuutt-s
Of the land laws. II II not desirable To put auoh
power into the hands Of The executive as Il
nroposei BY snoh Pill and that y 30 read q third
ynb nb,crlptlons 10 ths Dublin Mansion House
Irish relief fund to Dat. aggregate EsT.bs4 and
thu grants aggregate fl1 600
The Times In an article on last nights iaARte
lows: The objecion If the irish maub ,rs hat
be 10 AID 81 the poor rates. and would ihua % VIC.
late the express provision OF the aec OF 1899 Is
Inc ,nslstent with ths claim made upon the I'm
psrial excheQuer. The me .sures OF ths uov
ernment are intended only to take en ,et when
whether \ is at the cost Of the church fund OF
Ths Daily Ne,cs understands that d ,an Stan
ley has iniot med memOrialiss who protest I'd
against the erection of mon numeht to Prince
| Napoleon In Westminster Abbey. that the pro.
jsct had been irrevoesbly determined upon
though not likely to be- carried out imme.
| diately.
| In the House OF Lords tod W Earl Granv lille
asked whether Lord Beaeonsflsld. by his recent
| statement. meant that no decision had been
arrived at regarding Herat. Bsacon-fla AID re
ylied that 1t would only lead to misc inception i
he went beyond the absolute statemenf. tha' bel
| MHjesty's government had not released Psrsit
| from her engagement not to occupy FL rat"
| In the House OF Commons to day Mr. Wheel
house conservative. for Laeds) move the ap
pointment Of a select COMMITTEES to consider the
commercial relations bptwe n England ane
| foreign nations. especially with reference Il
the Importation OF manufactured good. from
| abroad. and the effsct OF free trade. H. said
America had beaten England In cotton cloths
and that the great manufuc utinx mills whiel
were once working here wers nov only TO b.
found Ia America After short debate The mo
| tion was Itj scted
| Ia the House of ,mmons tonight the 1rs
| thirteen clauses ID the seed pntat ,es tIrAand
bill we're passed. and the House adjourned
| lUBLIN, Feb 13.-The unamp ployed laborer!
oi thia city held another demonstration to-day
| In their speeches they declared hat they wer,
on the brink of starvation.
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CRIMES AND CASUALTIES.
A Destructive Tornado Passes Over Nash
vile Several Lives Lost and Much
Property Destroyed.

CINCINNATI, Feb. ia dispatch from Nash-
vile, Tenn, says: tornado struck this oi y Rt
Il o'clock last night, accompanied By heavy
of the city. and several casualties are reported.
The roofe of Rheas elevator. Burns's block and
The EdReiled Manufacturing Company's build
Custom House fell with crash from the third
story to the cellar. The Merchants Exchange
was badly damaged: fifteen dwellings and
twenty business houses were partially de-
stroyed
Al 1l:lo. o'clock the wind was blowing forty
miles an hour. Men were blown down 10 tho
from It and broke a leg. All trains were forced
e lay up on account &C Of trees and rails being
the unrooilng OF their elevator exposing 5000
bushels Of wheat to flood of rain, A number
5sst 'fs E.toa foas On as
precipitated down an embankment.
The damage In the city alone is estimated at
800 600. but In tbe county 1t cannot be approxi-
mated. Several lives are reported lost.
AFATAL AFFRAY IN TENNESSEE,
CINCINNATI. Feb 1s-At Columbia. Tenn.
Hal Holcombe struck and knocked down Milt
Garter. Carter then shot Holcombe IN the face.
hocombes daughter and thst tSe latter ha
forbidden the match and ordered Carter to
leave town. or he would kill both him and the
lady.
ARREST OF PHILADELPHIA sw1NpLER.
PHrLADELrHIA, Feb. 1s.--Fred. Warren has
been arrested. charged with swindling opera
tons In collusion with q man named w. X.
WinRn. The men established bogus commits
sion houses here and In New York. and swim
died their victims out Of $40. 600 or S5o. 900.
FOUND GUILTY or MURDER.
NEWARK. Feb. 1a.-T The jury In the case 81
Margaret MsirhofYsr and Frank Sammens.
charged with the murder or John Meirhoffer
have rendered . verdict of guilty Of murder Ia
the nrst degree. Tho prisoners accuse one
another OF the crime.
THE DAMAGES Dr THE LATE STORM AT LONG
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PARIS. Feb l3.-M. jules Blano's motion for
plenarY amnesty. In the Chamber OF Deputies
was defeated hy 313 to l15.
LONDON. Feb. lathe Paris correspondent
of the Times commenting on the sneech OF
Premier Freyclnet In the Chamber OF Dapu ties
on the subj sct Of amnesty. yesterday, says
Nothing could b more propitious than this
reaasuring speech representing France gov
erned and protected aud deprivinR her ena-
mics Of the right to say tn at che Is handed over
to the rioters and anarchists. It may mt
indeed make prOse1ytes among the decided ad-
varsaries Of the republic. but 1t will IN able
public to rally around It,"
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movements Of ocean yes,els.

=, LONDON. Feb. i3.-The steamer Bertha from
New Orleans for Sebastopol is at Gibraltar re-
patttbg. The steamer Hathersage from New
Orleans has arrived nj Bordeaux.
Liverpool. Feb. l3.-Arrtved:' Steamer Aus
traltan from New Orleans.
MARsEILLEs. Feb. ls:-Arrived: On the tenth.
harks Androneda from Charleston, G, @, Stan.
ford from New Orleans.
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HOUSE OF REPREsENrArIvEs.
FRIDAY. February

FRIDAY, February Is.
The House was called to order at 1910
O'Clock. Speaker Ogden In the chair and
seventy five members present.
Prayer WAS offered by Rev. DR.. Palmer.
PETITIONS, MEMORIALS AND RESOLUTIONS.
number ct petitions prayine fer relief were
Claims.
By Representative Williams. Of Terrebonne-
That the Governor be requested 70 order an
yeoancy oocasioned By the ineljgibility Of David
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SPAIN.

MADRID. Feb. Is In the Chamber OF Deputies
to an Interpolation, stated that the government
would not receive the petition brought by the
Kabyle ohiefs from several thousand Moors,
He added that 1t had been arranged that the
representatives Of the powers should hold a
Conference on the affairs Of Morocco. which
would probably take place In Madrid, and
would be highly beneficial to Spain.
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The st. Bernard Eagle gives utterance to
some wholesome advice when 1t says: AT
you have any spare money. invest 1t In ju-
dicious outlay on your farm. Drain your wet
land. Have good stock, good feeding, we'll
selected fruit trees. All thfs will repay the
money laid out, and add immensely to the
comfort OF your family" The Eagle then
proceeds to illustrate what may be done with
the land, as follows: Eve have very a.tter-
ing reports nom Terre- e-aux-Bmufs concerning
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CANADA.

MONTREAL. Feb 13.-Bishop Fahre's arrival
from Rome was celebrated to. day by an impos-
Ing procession through the streets and solemn
WINNEPEG. Man. Feb. 1s.-The Legislature to-
day adopted an address praying that steps be
taken bv the Dominion government to obtain
from Washington concession allowing the i'm
portation Of cattle through the United States In
bond
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0pod Eviaeuce.

When such men as the Rev. DR.. Rankin
Rev. Dr. Harvey, Father Fitz Gerald, Pro
Green, DR.. Bartfne, Col. John X. McChesney,
E. W. Neff and q host Of others equally trust
lures to the uiarvelous efficaoy OF warmers
Safe Kidney and Liver Cure IN the diseases
for which it ts recommended, tt Is time te dis
mise doubts ON the subject.
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Arranging for Substantial RELIEF Tor tn
uF1ah.

PHILADELPHrA. Feb 13.-At the leading com
mercial exchange to day 1t was resolved to Al.
point = committee OF twenty five to obtain sup.
plies OF -four and grain for the Irish sufferers
lt was suggested that essal be sent from this
port with the provisions collected
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Verdict Against the Cincinnati CONNER
ciAl-Death Of Veteran.

CINCINNATI, Feb. IA verdict OF $3.50 was
Schempp vs. the Cincinnati Commercial
Major James Thompson. OF Newport, Ky,.
died here to-day. He was on the retired list OF
the regular army for q number or years.
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10 in the Hudson Rreakinx Up.

PoUGHKEEPsIE, N. T.. Feb. Blowing to the
mild weather ice In the Hudson south OF this
place. Is moving. and north 1t Is breaking up.
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ATLANTA. Feb. ls.-R. r. Wilson & o. refuse
road. They wanted the Governor to warrant
and defend the title to the lessees. which he re-
fused to do. except so far as he was authorized
BY the lease act,
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solid for Grant.


81. TROY; n. 7; Feb. 1s.-Delegates hence to the
= IL n9seae'fean s Convention. chosen to-day,
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The name of the new Irish university p 70
chanCall Will ha the Duke Of Leioeter.
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Coming Mectlnx or the National DeaO.
era tic Committee

WARRINGTON. Feb. ia meeting OF the Ma
tional Democratic Committee has been called
Ct Willards Hotel, In this city. for Monday,
February 23. to fix the time and place for hold
Ing the Democratic National Convention
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Bu.ines. Failure In New York.

j, NEW YORK. Feb. 1s.-U. 8 Prentice announced
Ms suspension to the Stock Exchange this
morning. on account OF recent advances In va
rious stocks. "
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Obituary
LOUISIANA PRESS.

PROVIDENCE. r. l.. Feb. I3,-Ex- United State
Senator Samuel G. Arnold died last night.
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SPRINGFIELD. Ill. Feb. lS.-An order was to.
day entered In the United States Circuit Court
confirming the sale OF the Cairo and Vincsnnes
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Railroad. The road wae sold by order Of the
court January s. for "a 600, 900, to Joseph w.
prex, and Uhas, b. Tracey. trustees for the
English bondholders.
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movements Of Gen. Grant.
to-day for Vera Cruz. esA~ p"1s es''ev
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LONG BRANCH. Feb. l3.-The amount OF dam
age to hotel aud cottage property from the
highlands to Point Pleasant BY the recent storm
is estimRted at 80. .0OO
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ACCIDENT TO CONTROLLER KELLY
NEW YORK. Feb. 13-Controller Kelly fell from
horse car this morning and had his shoulder
disocnted.
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The st. Louis Republican makes public the
following letter lately received by Mr.. f. Il
Winston, OF Atlanta Ca:
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1880-02-07
~ CH4NCERK

ErboH Gon Dcces II Socemler o. 1879.
fIth adjrdred. ordered and dscrcad that iiets
cautcs De referred toa commissoner - ihi. Court,
aho will inquire ard ssctrtain;
l.i The actgsl voius ~ the slave belonging
% the estate of Thomas Can rben, d,c.afrd. 10
the tine .sid slaves were sDid, VIZ: ru tie -a4
dav Of October. ls52.
he wii festaie tie account Of J.ha a..
Campbell, Administrator 0l Thomas Campbell.
deceased wirh Ora :. JanDey, oH fls basis a.
dopicd BIZ Commissioner faYman boo tis fslort
confirmed By the Circuit Court % JcH,rson on tis
3Oth q December, 1871, giving ID ssii Ora +.
J4nncy creditor tie actual value oi 5ai- slaves
a. Of Uc,obep Ind. IsC9.
3. Stating such other aad further mstie;s as i3
may deem pertinent, % 40 either part7 uaE o.
ouiro. 4 c0yY-Teft-,
J.. J.. LTNCt.
Cf.rk.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1880-02-07
~ CH4N0ERE

EerGcl Gom decres Of 0c'ojer 2aLi, 1879.
q" It is aiiudgod. ordered and dccrccd that this
Cause De referred 10 a Commissioner OF thi, Court,
with instructions to ascertain and report;
l. The quantity OF the real estate OF Thomas
Osbourn In the Bill mentioned. with the value
and annual rental value ct the same.
> What debts secured in the second Decd 81
Trust in the said Bin uen,ionel base been paid
IN whole or IN part
B. The liens on the real estate Of said OsbouFn,
with the order Of priority az the same.
l. Ans other matters deemed pertinent bY him
self or which eitherp a:ty may require to be re-
ported. y copy-Icste,
f. p. LYNCH.
Clch.