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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS,

W Pittsburg. w
% cases Concentrated I.,r. prr,la.,.
21OO lbs Soda Ash.
300 lbs Sal Soda.
Al LAtGmN. SlImlr.
800 kegs Ri Carbonate Sod
$40 lbs Pure Cream Tartar
$40 lbs Calambria Ecoricc
~ lbs Italian l.icoricr
AZ ~ LAu@uN >v.u,..
4lOO los Pepper, in hass.
100 lbs AllspiCe.
$40 lbs Cloves.
30 lbs NutmeCs, prime
1t LAU"nulN >....,,
500 lbs Nader, very fine
1910 lbs Extract Logwu,
$500 lbs Alum.
1909 lbs Blue Nitriol
Al INyeml>. >ugA,
1000 lbs Indigo, Spanish fIoa,y
1000 lbs Indigo, Manila.
5000 lbs Chip Logwood
500 lbs Cudhear.
At LRu"WIN, SwmA,.
20 barrels I.inseed OIL.
- Tanners oil
10 Turpenline
10 No. Lard Oil
At LNrGmlN SwruAr.
70 dozen Paint Brushes Ru imu.l.r.
~ Sash Brushes
100 " Shoe Brushes. handle,
- Horse Brushes
10 busting Brushes
AZ lN.IIilN, >gWAl
5000 lbs Cement for Fruit jar,
80 dozen Fruit Jars
500 4" Jar Corks.
500 lbs Ground Mustard
500 lbs Mace, Race and Jamaica G.ag,r
At LhuGWN SNrH 4 E.
100 boxes Hummels Essence Coffee
50 dozen FlavOring ENtact-
50 Baking Powders.
800 Blueing for clothes
At IAU"IilN SWIM 4 C..
1000 dozen Essences, assorted
500 Batcman Drops and e Corllal
1000 Castor and Sweet oil
800 Oil ofGrapcyine-thc only s,ur.r,
septic LNUGIIlN SNltuAt.
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CHApPED HANDS, face and lips are
cured by one OF two applications OF
Camphorated Gycefiae, with Arnica,
prepared and sold at L. Bookings
Pharmacy, No. l Odd Fellows Hall.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-10-09

A BROADWAY jeweler exhibits dia-
mond cross which required the work OF
forty years in its production.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-10-09

LIGHT grey, bright blue and pink will
be the color for ladies' walking boots
this fall.
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Juniper Tar Soap

Cures chapped hands salt rheum, pin
and all cutaneous affections rendering the skin
soft and smooth Manufactured by
CASWELL. HAZARD & CO,
Sold by all Druggists. New YORK.
apri3mw&s-eow&w
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Not n Few

OF the worst disorders that afict mankind
arise from corruption of the blood. HELM
BOLD'S EXTRACT SARSAPARILLA is a
remedy of the utmost vlue sep II
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Notice in Bankruptcy.

THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE,
L That on the 18th day of September, A. ID.
lsG1. a warrant in Bankruptcy was issued
against the estate Of JAMES FERREL, in the
County of Marshall and State Of West Virginia,
who has been adjudged Bankrupt, on his own
petition; that the payment Of any debts and
delivery of any property belonging TO such
fer of any property by him are forbidden by
law that meeting Of the creditors Of the said
Bankrupt. to prove their debts and 10 choose
one or more assignees of his estate, will be held
at Court Of Bankruptcy to be holden at his
office in the city Of Wheeling, in said District,
before George b. Caldwell, Register on the 18th
day of October. A. d. 1861. at 10 o'clock A. n.
f. NJ. NORTON,
sepI7 diaw?w L. s. Marshal ID. VIVA.
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NOTICE.

UNHAT EXCELLENT PIANO AND OR
/ GAN timer Mr.. Boden, from Louisville, Ia
at Weber's Music Store again, and will be hap
py TO receive your ORDERS Send them at once.
otto.2t t
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NEWADvERTIsEMENTs.
WANTED

A MAN, WITH WIFE, WITHOUT
"A children, totake charge ola small farm on
the National Road-either on the shares or on
q salary. Possession of the farm can be given at
any time. Unexceptionable references reguir-
ed. Address FARMER"
octq.Iw Care of REGISTER Office.
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The PureSf and Sweetest Cod
EiVpr Oil

In the world; manufactured from fresh
healthy lvers upon the sea shore; it ia perfectly
pure and sweet. Ask for Hazard and Caswell' 5
Cod Liver OIL" manufactured by Caswell, NaZ
ard & Co.. New York. Sold by all Druggists.
aDrl3m Ss-eOwAw
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4. d. G.. II.

urUERE WILL BE A MEETING OF THE
Board of Trustees /. o. G T. this evening
at o'clock. Every member Of the Board is re-
auested to be present, as business of Importance
will be brought before the meeting:
Oct9lt' BY ORDER.
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FelIOrS Building, MoRTot STRAIT
THOS. J. KISNER, M. D.
DRACTICAL AND CONSULTING
i Physician for all DISEASE or ACua.,r.
n AZURE incident TO the human family, W
DIsFASE or TnE AIH rAssA.FA
Nasal CatarIh, OzCna, A-thr,a and Gun,rur
ton. n we'll as all disease, Of the Heart an
DIGESIINE Sl-uN
Liver Complaints Dauhol hs,
terry Constipation, Piles. 40 md all
AFFECTIONS OF NTINuts SlsIIN
Irritation Spinal Cord. Epilrps, Chorca y,
rs,lgia and Nervous Debility and all afrci r.
arising from an
IMPURE STATE oF BLOOD
SCTofulous Sores Eulai gcd Glands I lJrr, .1a
Obstinate Skin Diseases. RhrumItism Wit
Swelling, 81. Ills system IL the Only tue a1a
successful one for the treatment Of al
DISEASES PRCtLIAE To- FEvNFs
Painful, Pr0in,e aud Suppressed M,H,ttasl.5l
Lcucorrhra Talingof Womb with an N. ~.
pathetic accomplishments such D, rapiiIrar
Of Heart, Loss u Appetite and General lha.
Is. &c Special attention given to all
DISEASE OF THE GFNiTu UmNAN OE.lv w
oi kidhryRa aud Bliadrr u..''rg
and Scalding Oi lTiHr, Dihcult, Frequent lrt
Painful Urination. Gravel aud DaIstis Ghu.
DIrhca, elect, Structure AMI syphilis Nprrn
atorrhoa and lmput"ncy, aud all Ncr"us Ale,
tons consequent upon loJfnTL lNrls' 10
TIoNs. The Doctor Ia able AZ all times a. g.'.
satisfaction as to result Of treatment Sc Com
confidential and promptly noted
cash A guaranty given In all ease
where personal and direct examination i'
made Office hours II T.. Il To- . T. ". Ssuf
10 cents for People Medical Light lIou.
sep3
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STATE SABBATH SCHOOL
CONVENTION.

A MEETING OFTHE OFFICERS, TEACH;
n Frs. and friends of the Sabbath School
cause will be held st the Rooms OF the Young
Mems Christian Association this WEDNESDAY
evening. 9th inst, at 81 o'clock. Business Oh
great importance is 10 be transacted: det there
octo.i nj 'u'- wa Secretary.
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TOILET SETTS-SOME OF THE IhlfI
ever brought % the city-of "n'ir" nov p.
tern, Just received at
ODBERI Drug str,s
End Of Stone Brids'
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A CARD.

DERSoNS WISHING TO BE SUPPLIED
i with pure milk and cream will leave their
name and place of residence ut Messrs Mclean
Bros, Druggists, or Sam. II. Greer Grocer.
Market street. ALEX u JACOB,
oct1.lw Washington Farm.
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GPONGES OF ALL KINDS SIZES. QUA
- fly and prices, and a good as.ortmsnia a.
ODBERT"S Drug Sior
End 81 Stone Brdsf
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DURE BLACKBERRY WINE. Tll!.H
i years old made from ihr LaStru lsrp 'r
salc at ODBFRr'S Drug Siorr
End nl Stone nrd.'
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Fresh OYSTERS /!

ERFSH OYSTERS RECEIVED
i daily and for sale by the case, can and half
can, by j. c. McMANAWAY,
Market street, opposite the Mcclure House.
ocfl.lv
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A wEDDISG is to take place early this
month at Farming on, Ct, the magnifi-
cence of which will astoAish the iuhab-
itants. The couple are very wealthy
and known to New Workers. The hOus-
seaU of the lady has been for some time
on exhibition in New York, and is of
more than ordinary variety and ele-
gance. There are in all eighteen dresses.
The wedding dress is of the heaviest
white satin, with high corsage, gored
skirt and open sleeves trimmed with
fine point lace. One of the reception
dresses is of canary-colored MORE an
tique, trimmed with black chantilly
lace, while the travelling dress consists
of brown Irish poplin, and light fitting
sacque, the seams of which are corded
with dark silk.
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The Manchester Mirror says that the
receipts at the various hotels and board
ing houses in New Hampshire this sea-
sou will exceed, by nearly twenty-five
per cent, those of any other. Every
hole and corner has been literally cram
med full, and the only reason more did
not come was because they could find
no place to lay their heads. Country
boarders have probably left this year =
million and quarter of dollars.
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Indelibie Pencils.

EOR MARKING LINEN. 81 NJ.
delible Inks. Of PsysOns, Et,' ~ a.,
deTs manufacture, for sale 10y ] u. Bt'A'
Co. and LOGAN LIST d co.
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Life is Warm! Death is Cold!
Chronic Diseases, Feuale
Complaints, Consumption,
Liver Complaints
THOS. j. KISNER, M. D.
,lRAC AND CONsIIrI,,

Medical and Consulting Rooms, No. I Nh
EclIOIrN BmMiRa, M0NLnt sirltl
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adjudication of. bankruptcy, to re-
ceiYe the surrender Of any Bankrupt,
;tt, administer caths in all proceed
ings before him, to hold and preside
at meetings Of creditors, to take proof
OF debts, to make all computations Of
and ali orders of distribu-
ton, and to furnish the assignee with
q certified copy of such orders, and
of the schedules of creditors and as
sets fled in each case, to audit and
pass accounts of assignees, to grant
protection, to pass the last examina-
ton Of any bankrupt in cases when
ever the assignee or creditor do not
oppose, and to sit in chambers and
despatch there such part of the admi-
nistrative business of the court and
such uncontested matters rs shall be
defined in general rules and orders,
or as the District Judge she'll in any
particular matter direct; and he shall
also make short memoranda of his
proceedings in each case in which he
shall act, in docket to be kept by
him for that purpose.
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An invention, designed as a pro.
lection to fireman on his entrance
into burning room, has recently
been tested in Quebec. 1t consists
of finely perforated brass ball, at
tached to the inner extremity of the
brass nozzle of the hose, which acts
as powerful ,osete, throwing a hea-
Wy spray upon his person while he is
directing the main stream upon the
fire before him, thus smothering the
flames all around the holders person.
Du Chaillu says that when he re-
monstrated with the Africans on their
intemperance, they answered, "Look
at the gorilla-.he drinks water" and
left it to be inferred that they had
been evolved and differentiated from
that noble beast by many generations
of stlong drink.
Dexter and Ethan Allen have been
matched to trot with running mates
for 81, 900 side.
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HARD on CONFEDERATE MONEY
The New York Times has the follow
ing hard hit at our once favorite blue
backs:
''In Arkansas, Texas and elsewhere,
military orders have lately forbidden
the collection of Confederate taxes.
That is all right, practically, but
poetical justice might better be done
by allowing the tax-gather to go
about, but not to take anything but
Confederate money in payment of
his claims. When deserting was
pretty brisk from the rebel lines
around Petersburg, our soldiers, with
characteristic humor, had a way of
asking fresh deserters when they
wero paid of last. On getting the
reply, they would soberly count out
to them their back pay in Confede-
rate currency provided for the pur-
pose. a good deal of Confederate
money is religiously preserved in
England; good deal is boarded up
for curiosity, and good deal has
been used for wrapping paper, for
covering boxes, paperlng barns, and
so forth. Still, enough could be col
lected to satisfy the most avaricious
Confederate assessor. When Weitzel's
troops entered Richmond, Confede-
rate promises to pay were flying all
around the streets in the wind, and
could be picked up by the handful.
And they are not to be despised,
after all-they are worth something,
i'll these Observation-Disclosures.
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The New York correspondent of
the New Orleans Picay,o,e, writing
May 80, says that on the day previous
there were offers in Wall street to buy
Fraser, Trenholm e Co.'S paper, at
los. in the pound, but holders de-
clined. "Outside of their cotton
paper" says the same writer, "there
is very little paper of the house ahoat
in this country, and the creditors
everywhere have but to be lenient,
and they will get both principal and
interest in due time"
A company Of United States SOL
diers was sent from Petersburg to
Danville on Thursday of last week.
The Mdec gives as the reason for the
movement that the negroes near
Danville are organizing military COM
panies, and the soldiers are sent to
disband those already organized, and
to prevent the formation of others.
We learn from the Eastern Journal
that the long -talked-of bridge to be
built over the Pee Dee, at Society
Hill, has actually been commenced,
and in such good earnest that it is
expected to be finished before fall;
also, that the Cheraw Bridge will be
completed in few weeks.
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Lucy Stone says she fully believes
''that light will so dawn on the
anomalous political position of wo-
man that, before this summers suns
have set, good men of all parties will
come III solid column to woman, each
man to his mother, and taking hold
of the hand which rocked his cradle,
will say, Come with us! If possible,
forgive us. In future, share our
Legislation, and save us from such
stupendous crime and folly as we
have been guilty of towards you"
The English Admiralty, being evil
IDENTIFY in want of something to do in
these times of profound peace, have
issued an order prohibiting officers
from wearing whiskers "of such in
ordinate size and length rs to resem-
BILE boards" The Lords of Admiralty
do not state at what point of size and
length the whisker ceases to be q
whisker and becomes beard-a most
important matter, which, if unset
tied, will cause end 'ss disputes.
4 newspaper printed in the Japan
ese vernacular has been started at
Yokohoma, called the Ban Roh' Shin
Bun Shi, or "All Countries News
Hearing Paper" It contains four-
teen rice-paper pages, filled with
news and advertisements, has showy
title page, decorated with the picture
Of steamship, and the first number
is filled with an excellent summary Of
intelligence from all parts of the
world.
The Board of Registrars for the
First District of New Orleans have
decided that n man born in California
or Texas before these States became
annexed to the United States is II
foreigner, aud must take out natural
ization papers before he can be con
sidered citizen of the United States.
THE PERLIcE. If the statements
in the Memphis and New York papers
are at all reliable, the greatest vii
lains in those cities are to be found
in the police department. They get
drunk, rob and occasionally commit
a murder.
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y Local TAKEN on TRIlL.-One Of
our exchanges employed local re-
porter on trial, and thus tells OF his
first effort:
"He went out to hunt items, and
after being away all day, returned
with the following, which, he said,
was the best he could do: 'Yester-
day, we saw n sight that froze our
muscles with horror. 4 hackman
driving down Clark street al rapid
pace came very near running over q
nurse and two children. There
would have been one of the most
heart-rending catastrophes ever re-
corded, had not the nurse, with Won
derful forethought, left the children
at home before she went out, and
providentially stepped into store
just before the hack passed Then,
too, the hackman, just before reach
ing the crossing, thought of some
thing that he had forgot, and, turn
ing about, drove in the opposite
direction. Had it not been for this
wonderful concurrence of favcrine
circumstances, doting father, q
loving mother, and affectionate bro
theirs and sisters, would have been
plunged in the deepest woe and un-
utterable funeral expenses. The new
reporter will be retained"
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ANorHnR FEN1AN CoNv1cr. what.

<A1NNA 1AEArs = I-NAAN SONN1CI.--W w uhC-
ever may be the fate Of the Fenian
ringleaders. it is impossible not to be
struck by the manliness and dignity
of their demeanor in their present
strait. The following is the speech
delivered by Capt. Mcclure. after his
conviction, when called upon by the
Judge to say why sentence should
not be passed upon him:
My LORDS: In answer to the oues-
ton as to why the sentence of the
court should not now be passed on
me, / would desire to make q few re-
marks in relation to my late exertions
on behalf of the suffering people of
this country, in aiding them in their
earnest endeavors to obtain the inde-
pendence of their native land.
Though not born on the soil of Ire
land, my parents were; and from his
tory and tho traditions of the fire.
side, L became conversant with this
country's miseries from my earliest
childhood; and as the human breast
possesses those God-Gke attributes
which make men feel for suffering
mankind, L felt for Irelands wrongs
and for her moral degradation, and l
felt that 1 should assist her people in
their attempt to right those wrongs
and raise her from degradation. I
shall not now state to what cause I
attribute the failure of the late insur-
rectionary movement; nor shall L ex-
press n sorrow [ do not feel with
regard to my own conduct. | am
fully satisfied with the righteousness
of my every act in connection with
the late revolutionary movement,
having been actuated alone by holy
desire to assist i'll the emancipation
of an enslaved but generous people.
1t affords ME moro pleasure to have
acted us / have done, in behalf of the
Irish people, than any event that has
occurred to me during my eventful
though youthful existence / would
wish to be distinctly understood-and
say it, Understanding on the brink
of an early grave-that am no fill
buster, no freebooter. came to this
country with no personal object to
gain-with no desire to my own adj
vancement. L came here solely out
of love Of Ireland and sympathy for
her people. If have forfeited my
life for having done SO, am ready to
abide the issue. If my devotion to
an oppressed people be crime, 1 am
willing to receive the penalty of that
crime, knowing, as do, that what I
have done was in behalf of q people
whose cause was just and holy-a
people who will appreciate and honor
a man, although he may not be a
countryman Of their own, but still
man who is willing to suffer in de-
fence of that divine American prin-
ciple-the right Of self government.
| would now wish to tender to my
learned and eloquent counsel, Mr..
Heron and Mr.. Waters, and to my
solicitor, Mr.. Collins. my sincere and
heartfelt thanks for the able manner
in which they have conducted my
defence. And now, my Lords, L trust
am prepared to submit to the pc
nalty it will be the duty of your
Lcrdships to pronounce on me. [
have no more to say.
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----1-o-c-h
MEssRs. EDrToRs: I notice in the
Cdrolinian, of this morning, my
name, among others, as constituting
a political Executive Committee"
for this District. Not being in town
at the time this Committee was ap-
pointed, and never having official
notification of my appointment, L
have not been able to decline serving
through the proper channel; but I
now do so, through your paper, fol-
lowing the channel of communica-
ton to me.
I dissent entirely from the senti-
ments of the principal speakers on
that occasion. Tho splendid results
following the attempt to form third
party at Philadelphia, year or more
since, deters unambitious politicians
from following in their footsteps in q
second attempt to show the same
probable result.
c.. II. BALDWIN,.
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SINGULAR CAsE.-The Baltimore
Commercial, of Friday, has the fol-
lowing:
"Within few days past, case of
somewhat novel character has been
developed by some philanthropic Ia
dies in Old Town. 1t seems that,
previous to the war, highly edu-
Gated lady was residing in North
Carolina, upon q very large planta-
ton, surrounded by luxury and living
in true Southern style. The results
of the war reduced her to want; her
many slaves were emandpated by the
proclamation, and she vas left help
less and alone. She finally reached
this city several days since, in search
of some old friends, in great destitu-
tion, and was about to apply to the
authorities for relief, in lier despair,
when she encountered ons of her old
servants, now n resident here, who
insisted upon returning the many
acts of kindness displayed in the
past, and actually provided her for
mer mistress with n comfortable
home. How singular ale the work
ings of kind Providence"
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A despatch from Cleveland, Ohio,
June 6, states that the Episcopal
Convention is in session at that place.
The chief feature of interest on that
day was letter from the Rev. DIR.
Bedell, Assistant Bishop of the Dio-
cese of Ohio, now in Rome, taking
strong low church ground, and cha
racterizing ritualism as contrary to
the spirit OF the prayer book, and
urginga strict adherence to the forms
of worship prescribed therein. The
letter was well received by the con-
gregation.
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y new cannon, invented by the
French Emperor, is under trial at
Ninccnnes, i'll profound secrecy,
trusted officers alone being allowed
to handle it, without the aid of sol
diers. 1t is copper piece, of small
calibre, said to make twelve to fifteen
discharges per minute, on the prin-
ciple of the needle-gun. Another re-
port-hardly worth repeating-says
it is discharged forty or fifty times
IL minute, carries with accuracy 1000
yards, and would destroy the whole
front of battalion at II single fire.
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Some four weeks ago, anticipating
heavy decline in goods, Mr.. r. c. Shiver
commenced his grand clearing sales, which
was success; for the decline has come.
and with it large lot Of new goods. So
that his will be the place to buy new goods
and at low prices.
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The colored people OF South Mis-
sissippi, particularly in the sea-board
Counties, are availing themselves of
the present law to secure permanent
homes. Col. j. F. H. Claiborne, of
Bay st. Louis, has filed nearly 200
applications for eighty acre tracts for
them in the United States Land Office
in Jackson, many Of them being his
former slaves. They are engaged in
cutting cordwood, burning charcoal,
making rosin and tar, and cultivating
the soil.
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DUFFY, THE CONDEMNED FENIAN.-
The Fenian Duffy, who has just been
condemned to twenty years penal
servitude, said in court, after the
passing of the sentence, that Head
Centre stephens sent him and
others to Ireland to fight, promising
to be there himself; but when the
time came, Stephens went TO France
to see the Paris Exposition. He
would not be in Stephens place now
Stephens was q lost man-lost to
honor. to country" Duffy is de-
scribcd by the reporters rs Il sicllly
person, who spoke with difficulty,
and could scarcely at times be heard.