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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1880-01-20
COURT BILL.

Jan. adj. Term, 20 miles travel and one
days attendance,
March adj. Term, 10 miles travel and two
days attendance,
MAY Term, 70 miles travel and two days
attendance,
July adj. Term, 20 miles travel. and two
day's attendance,
oct. adj. Term, one days attendance,
Dec. adj. Term, 70 miles travel and Ave
days attendance,
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ABSTRACT OF THE
AN NUAL STATEMENT
OF TIE
ETnA INSURANCE COMPANY

OF HARTFORD, CONN,
On the 3lst day Of December, ls7e. made TO the
State OF Maine.
Capital Stock all paid 10000 90
ASSETS As FOLLOWS:
Real Estate Unincumbered,. t35o 900 90
Cash on hand In Bank, and In Agents.
United States Securities. JOBS 90
state, City and Town Stocks and
Bonds ys--SSo9 "a
Bank and Trust Co.'s Stock. ISL, 313 50
Railroad Co s. Stocks and Bonds, .lS2 $50 90
Loans on Real Estate. s. ,O70 90
Loans on CoIlateTals, .i,Oso "a
Accrued Interest lse5 20
Total Assets, .....-.--....... ga ~
LIABILITIES.
Losses adjusted and not due. G,4l 50
Losses poadJusted, .--.-.-.----.-..-.- .l35.I.f ~
Reinsurance Fund. .l4SSr aSs IL
Return Premiums and Agency Com
mission, io,Oci OIL
Other Liabilities small for printing,
&c, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS .-..---.-.--...' w
io'ai' ....,,,..,-,t...--.----'-- -si'hs'E'o o.
Total Income for 1879, 81 56l,51 80
Total Expenditures for ls19,. -$e,5li Alb GO
Risks written during the year. $2i2 1870 $50 90
Risks outstanding. 90 cJvi iVJ w
Risks written In Maine during the
year. .oiooti. 20 W
Premiums received in Maine IN 1879, .. 90, 1876 10
Losses paid In Maine in 1879. 20 vs.
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t3a
GEO. r. HAMMOND.

OXFORD, IS Dec. 81, 1879.
Before me, personally appeared Geo. y. Han.
mond one OF the County Comm issioners for said
County OF Oxford, and made oath to the truth OF
the above accounts by him rendered and sub
scribed. JAMES s. WRIGHT,
CLERK OF Courts.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1880-01-20

Or Liberties Preserved and Republican,
Institutions IIadicated.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1880-01-20

An Honest Vote Mnst Be Honestly Count
ed, and Honestly Declared.
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COUNTY OF OXFORD.
isss To 9. n. pENDEXrER, DR..
Nal g. To 6j miles rasel and Ilr.s 'isy's
attend nee q, Pans, ON petition of
LIS swan g ais. ell 90
May II, 4" IS miles IrsvrI aud three day's
attend thee ~ Paris ON y tlt'on Of
VIM u. no, 81 ais, ii 20
June %, To l0j miles t'ayei and three days
stfeD ancc at iian"ser,on petition
OF celectmrn at Hanover, IL 90
June rs To- ~ miles travel and three days
attendance al sumner, ON petition
Of %. q. 1 handler st ais, 1870
Aug.s To 50 Siles uasel aud three days
attendance at Norway, GA petition
OF SeIectmen OF Norway, 10 %
Aug. Il. To 60 miles travel and three ds''s
attendance at Paris, on petilisn ~
Sclectmen OF PARIS, 10 %
Sept. IL, To % miles travel and one days
attendance at Hirsm. on petition OF
Selectmen OF Hiram. $50
Oct. e, To 20 miles travel and three days
attendance at Norway and Paris,
on petition OF n. Ii. X. X. Co.. to
regulate crossing. 1850
Nov. Is, To 20 miles travel and three days
attendance at Norway and Paris.
on petition OF n. Il. X. r., on rs.
fessment Of damages, 10 80
Dee. 10, To 100 miles travel and three days
attendance AZ Gilead, on petition
OF A. 5. Bean. l0o
Dec. 10, To 81 miles travel and three days
attendance nj Waterford on petit.
ion OF Selectmen OF Waterford, 10 ~
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OXFORD. ss:-Dec. 81. 1873.
Having flrst examined and audited the abov
accounts OF George +. Hammond, we hereby Ger
tify that We allow thereon the sum of One hundred
and seventeen dollars and forty-two cents
(alI7,42)
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On Andovcr North Surplus, for the purpose OF
repairing So much OF the County Road leading
iron Andover Corner to Upton AS lies within SAID
North surplus, the sum Of Seventy six Dollars
and forty cents is assessed rs follows:
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Latest news. by Telegraph. Monday morning
GOVERNOR DAVIS,

Right and Justice Triumph Deer Fraud
and Conspiracy.
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Ga week IN your own town. Terms ard IS outfit fse.
III Address IA. HALLETT 4 Co, Portland, Ne /.

JAMES S. WRIGHT, Clerk.
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OXFORD, S.:
Cont OF County Commiss !oaers, Sept. session,
u 1873: held by Adjournment, December ~,
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-03-28

H. e Wssw y q -0unxEnexuA
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who ~ II : loae ians 49,. : ef~~s
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sInilesly Nle9D6 In'ersssuiN
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DAlLI MfkbbftbNCbh.
susds1, 1eibaa1.I loeo
RELIGIOUS INTELLIGENCE.
Baptists iu Texas number over 49,.
600 eommunics1ts. white and colored.
IN New York sts4e the Bsptists have
S72 churches. & fsllisg ~ Of seven fsoo
last yset. ssd lis, IA ssabsrs, . gain
DR. NeCosh says thst Of The 1000
gradaalas - Princstoa dssing bis con-
nsotion With ~ cellago. ooly fosr were
skepties. end shrss 6 then have nov
become pssachsss oe - soepea.
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who wss coasioted cs svsasisg b
soaring sssir ips M . bot iron. 80
when so0st eenpoaiosd 1)at The pus.
ishweot was tso essess, y replied, Il
would - God thst ~ ssasiaG ny own
lips coulo bssiSh sat Of ny realm al
abuse Of osths."
,,.Mnl -. $40. A.. An
.,.h,cn;ss n : cn,;ocs t,.c4 esmpsre,
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sducatios, rum and Tobacco. Ran costs
ths, S,SSasv 1N6GT06F0CGaR:f1li.
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to the Nes-cseformists sod other Pro-
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gstt0oA Z 0oiSSsGAliss, 50 oisAtisn. 70
Qosker.2 Presbyterian, bvedsuborg.
ians and 2 jewish. ~ =
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Leo ,undM Bspeie aontroi oontaie 967
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vita prousrty vofth ~ 8S6 90. M
sndoxments smountine. 10 "a 21a Gao
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there are 40 acsdemie6 feaa2e .sell0ees.
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THE GREAT EIclIsH REMEDY

- Q 1OveG>tatltn9 Carr
for Nervous, Qebil1sy,
1xhsueted Vitality,
HUDinAl Weaknes6
GDeymAeo' rhGs, LOST
MANHOOD. lmpotsn
q. fsrslysis, md al
~ terri BILE Effects OF
een- Abuee. youthful
Sollteo, aud e1ceoses in
DAturer yo1rS -sucA
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6eeeO sd hpeps tailro sda "a this
countr1 reQuire 100. 900 men 10 labor
o. 6usday. s. ~ xs--
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MISCELLANEOUS.
King Of the Blood

Cures al, Scrofu,ous AZ .ions and disorders rssu1ss
|ing from Inpurtty u thS blood. X y needless -
spseify al, the susTer csn usually perceive th
|soaee; bot &sk kheus, Ptap&es, Ckeyss TwDOqI
|Hnffvs. SusuiaGD, &C., are the most eo0mons q
|Ou1l - msny s0eetions of the Heart, Heed, Low
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-10-13
DESTRUCTIVE FIRE.
CHICAGO THEATRE BURNED.
IL Affords Food for the Flames the
Second Time i'm II Few Years Brave
Ftremen Crushed Beneath the
Falling walls aud SeOrched
BY the Fierce Piames-Ths
Probable Loss, Etc.

Chicago, Oct. l2.-Emmetts Academy of
Music was destroyed by fire to-day. One
fireman was killed and flve injured. The FIRE
was confined to the house.
Chicago, Oct. 12.-At 10 o'clock this a. m.
fire broke out in the academy of music and
the beautiful west side theatre on Halstead
street, near Madison, was DESTROYED before
the flames could be controlled The entire
interior of the building was destroyed leav-
ing the walls standing. When the fire had
been burning little more than fifteen min.
utes crash was heard and portion OF the
roof, on which we're q number of
hremen foil in, creating terrible consterns.
ton. 1t was some time before the extent of
the disaster was appre cisted, and then the
work of rescuing the unfortunate men be-
gan. Ii was found that some had saved
themselves by clinging to a portion Of the
wall which had not fallen. Fire Marshal
Williams YVES helped out of the main en-
trance staggering and bloody but without
serious injury.
Those injured were The. Bernhard fire.
man, who was taken out badly burned and
with internal injuries, which are believed fatal.
Q. w. Banker, of hook aud ladder company,
and Gull. Palmer, badly wounded about the
lower limbs. Jno. Murry and Jno. Nichols
received several but not fatal injuries. As
siStsnt Fire Marshal Petrie was
on the roof when it fell
and clung to portion of the rear wall, but
il gave way and he fell with others clear to
the bottom, breaking his right leg and re.
ceiving other injuries. Three men named
Anderson, DAILY and Heitman of hook and
ladder company fell 10 the bottom unhurt.
The fire originated among the flies atthe back
off, the stage and spread to scenery and root
with Incredible rApidity. The loss has not
yet become known, but it is heavy. This
theater was destroyed by FIRE about three
years ago, having been tho leading place Of
amusement in this city a,.or the great fire
until the south side theaters were rebuilt
Nearly $4,000 was spent in redecorating il
this summer. w. +. Emmett has boon ro.
Gently the lessee and manager OF the burned
theater
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Episcopal Church Conventiou.

New York, Oct. 12.-Resolutions giving
thanks of the deputies to clergymen who
faithfully maintained their posts in Memphis
and other southern cities during the plague
were offered by the Reverend Doctor Murch,
of Mississippi. An Alabama member
thought the heroic southern woman should
also be mentioned. White, of Memphis, and
other southern members, opposed the resolu-
tion, saying they had merely done their duty
and it was withdrawn. In the afternoon sss.
sion Hon. Bradford Prince, of Now York,
moved it on the part Of the north and the
opposition was repeated. Mr.J. +. Giraunte,
of Louisville, finally moved TO strike out the
body of the resolution and substitute thanks
to the northern people for their generosity
during the plague. A motion 10 table the
resolution then prevented further action.
A resolution was adopted recommending
the establishment Of chapel, hall and
chambers near the seat Of their university in
any state where no charch college exists, for
the benefit Of professors and students thereof.
The convention adjourned till to day.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-10-13
Florida Registration

Jacksonville, Fla, Oct. 12.-Some excite
ment in political circles here has been caused
by controversy between the Democratic
and Republican committees whether or not
persons convicted of larceny have a right to
register and vote. The Attorney General in
an opinion furnished Governor Drew takes
ground that any persons convicted of larceny
by any court Of competent jurisdiction with
out regard to grade of crime, forfeit the
elective franchise. The Republican State
Committee, however, takes tho position that
when the conviction is for less sum than
$40 it makes the offence misdemeanor and
does not work such disqualified alton. The
Republican Committee in circular threatens
any registration officer, or inspector of elec-
tions, with prosecution in the United States
Courts if they interfere in any way with the
right of citizens 10 vote on account Of con-
viction in Justices court. The Democrat,
on the other hand are determined that their
view of the matter shall control the register
ing Office,
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DOLMAN 81.

A Diagonal, trimmed with Velvet aud silk,
Chenille silk Fringe and Passementerle Or
nameuts, for $40.
better quality Diagonal trimmed with
heavy ribbed Silk, Satin Piping, Satin and
More Antique ribbon bows, Jet Passemente-
rie and Ornaments, and Chenille Fringe, for
Sli.OO.
A fine Diagonal, double cape, trimmed with
Polka Dot Satin and gros-grain SILK, with
handsome Passementerie down the back, for
$3.50
The beautiful Beaver Dolman, elaboretely
trimmed wish Passementerle Ornaments and
Beaded Fringe. for SIS
An elegant Diagonal Beaver, trimmed with
double folds of grns-grain silk and Passemen-
terie Cord, Chenille Fringe and Passementerie
Ornaments, for SEQ
Satin de Lyon and Armure silk Domans,
exquisitely trimmed in rich Passementerie,
Lace, Velvet and Beaded Fringe, of Q variety
of values up to Fifty Dollars.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-10-13
Chinese Commission.

New York, Oct. IA special dispatch
from London gives the following received
from Shanghai en- the 10th inst; The United
State Immihration Commission had its first
conference with representatives of Chinese
government. Present, II. Sun and Ii Hung.
Each Of these gentlemen who are plenipo-
tentiaries on the part Of China are said to be
friendly to the objects of the commission and
1t is believed that the business Of the mission
will be rapidly despatched.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-10-13
OHIO.
OHIO.
10 the Associated Press.

OHlO.
10 the Associated Press.
Cincinnati, Oct. .-Noon.-The weather
is delightful, though partly cloudy and cool
er than yesterday. Both parties in this city
are using every effort to secure heavy vote,
Very little scratching is done, and every
thing is quiet at the polls up to this hour.
12:40 p. n.y. There will undoubtedly be q
larger vote than was ever before polled, as
in some precincts the vote at noon was up to
the highest vote ever before cast All the
points throughout Ohio and Indiana heard
from indicate the same earnest work by both
parties. II is the most exciting election held
for long time. Nothing can be told At
this hour of the probable result.
Columbus, Ohio, Oct. l2, 6;l0P M-The
polls closed all over the State at Q p. ". and
all adyices and indications at this hour are
that one of the heaviest votes has been polled
in the history of the state. In 1879 the total
vote was, Foster, Republican, for govern
Or 336,26l; Ewing, Democrat, 3l9,l32;
Pratt, National. 9O72; Stewart, prohibition
4l45; Fosters majority over all 1852 plural.
ty 17l2S. This year the comparison VIII be
made with figures for governor in 1879 the
vote on supreme court judges being used for
that purpose. The Greenbsck vote will not
be considered in this comparison there are
1869 precintcs in the state and It's expected
nearly three-fourths of them will be heard
from by one o'clock tonight, the frat return
was from Green township Marion county,
which gives McIlvane III, Follett 164
Republican gain Of IS.
The Republicans claim tho election of the
entire county ticket in Cincinnati by $500
majority both congressman, also state officers
The Democrats concede |! by $500
The Republican State Central Committee
claim the election Of thirteen congressman
out of twenty but no deArite figures have
besn received.
Columbus, Ohio, Oct. l2.-103 precincts in
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-10-13
The Lottery Cases.

Washin gton, Oct. l2.-Ths supreme court
Of the United States re-assembled at noon to-
dsy. All the justices were present excepting
Hunt, Clifford and Field. The Louisiana
lottery case was assigned for the first day of
the term, and was, on motion Of Attorney
General Devens, indefinitely pos .poned, and
the case of the kentucky lottery company
was dismissed for reasons already stated in
these dispatches. New suits will be begun
in the lower courts against Postmaster Gen
ersl Maynard.
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DOts from Fort worth.

Special to the Herald,
Fort Worth, Oct 12.---As She election
draws nearer the spirit of fcontention becomes
warmer and moro harsh language and even
difficulties are occurring than usual, and sew
eral have talion place recently. Yesterday
evening Colonel st. Clair and Mr.. Graham
became wrathy, lick with stick, blue
eye, and all was over.
The Aroman's ball occurs on the 18th inst.
DIR, A. S. Argo of Denton county, was
arrested here a few.days ago tor selling eye
water without the preparatory stamps. He
gave bond.
DR.. j. Il. Adams, who arrived here two
weeks.since from Kentucky, hasconcluded to
locate permanently
A number of ladies and gentlemen organ
ized literary society last night.
From accounts there is quite sl enquiry
from abraad, and even il our neighboring
cities, in regard to rents and business at the
Fort. They are certainly getting ready to
proft.by our hourishing condition.
The large store rooms in course Of erection
on the corner Of Main street and the square
are rapidly assuming huge proportions.
Three hundred bales Of cotton on the mar
ket to-day sold at former quotations.
Old man Boone, of Dido, made quite n
greenback speech on the plaza this afternoon
Cloudy with indications of rain.
Many immigrant wagons ere seen on our
streets daily.
More tables have been added to the Wa
verify house dining room to supply the rush
of transient patrons.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-10-13
FALL ELECTIONS.
RESULTS IN THE PIVOTAL STATES.
Donbt and Uncertainty The Repub.
iicans Claim Ohio ty Increased
hajorities The status OF Indi.
ana yet Undetsrmined--The
Largest Votes Ever PoIIed
In Those Two states
Speclal 10 nerald.

'P'Nlal 10 heIhln,
Indianapolis, Oct l2.-Thore is Repub.
lcan gain Of one in vote of $3.50 in Green
county over last election. The gains and
losses given are on the vote for Governor
last year, compared with that for Judge of
the Supreme Court this year.
Indianapolis, Oct. 1850 p. m.-The
Democrats couCedo the loss of 100 ut Fort
Wayne. The Republican msioiity in How
ord county is 1900, gain of l75 over '76.
indianapolis, Oct, l2,-Ihcre is q Rspub-
lican gain of one in vote of $3.50 in Green
county over last election. The Democrats
gain 90 moro townships in Floyd county
Columbus returns up to sp.M. indicate a
vote from 10 to 20 per cent. larger than any
e7or ro(ed. The Republicans claim the
election of the entire county ticket and con-
gressmOn in Hamilton county by 1900 ma.
joriIy. The Democrats concede $500.
Returns came in very slowly. The Re-
publicans are sanguine. The voting places
in the state number 1926. WIN get nothing
decisive tonight.
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Special to the Herald.

Columbus, Oct. IL, s P. M.-Rsturns from
% precincts show net Republican gain
of 157.
Columbus, Oct. l2-9l5 p. m.--One hum
dred and twenty-five townships and precincts
show a net republican gain of 1908. The in
dcstions are that the Republicans gain in
the Republican counties and the Democrats
gain in the Democratic counties.
Columbus, Oct. l2, $40 p. MIN l59
townships the net Republican gain l,225.
There are 1869 precincts in the state and
returns are expected to be in quite fully by
1870 a. N.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-10-13
Indian OutbreaIx.

Ssn Francisco, Oct. l2,-Genersl Howard
hss telegraphed to Van Couver to Lieuten-
ant Simmonds to proceed to port Townsend
with sixty men from the garrison to aid
Sergeant Henry of Stagit river, in suppress
sion of the Indian outbresk there.
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To the Associated Press.

To the Associated Press.
indianapolis, Oct. l2.-ll5 precincts show
Democratic gain of S45 and Republican
gain Of 1922; net Republican gain 677. Re-
turns are moro favorable for the Democrats,
577 precincts give net Republican gain of
1926. Definite returns have beon received
on congressman.
indianapolis, Oct. IL. 7;4O p. m.-The
election passed of quietly. No disturbance
has been reported from any quarter. The
polls closed at o'clock. The vote pollod is
very large, but thcro is nothing to indicate
the result as yet In this city there wss con-
siderable scratching on the candidates for
governor and congressman. Companions
on returns will bo made with tho vote for
governor in 1876. The ticket has twenty
nine names and no counting Is done until tho
close of the polls, 1t will necessarily be late
before reliable Lews can be had.
lndiauspols, Oct, l2.--1l25 precincts show
net republican gains of COG,
Indianapolis, Oct l2.-Tho vote 40 far rs
heard from equals four and half per cent
Of the state and gives tho Republicans u gain
Of Ala. The Same ratio for the balance of
the state will give the Republicans majority
of 10000,
indianapolis, Oct l2.-Forty-hve precincts
give Republican gain of l69.
indianapolis, Oct. l2-Fifty.hve precincts
thus far heard from, give Republican gain
of 3i7, and 60 precincts give Republicans a
gain Of 327.
Indianapolis, Oct. l2.-li5 precincts show
democratic gaiss of 459 and republican gains
of 1877; net republican gain of 1888.
Indianapolis, Oct. l2.-l55 precinct. show
democratic gain of 500 and republican
gain of 1887, net republican gain 92s.
indianapolis, Oct IL. = One hundred and
thirty-avo precincts show a net Democratic
gain of LII; net Republican gain of 779.
Chicago, Oct. l2,-Schuyler Colfa1 tele.
graphs from South Bend that Penn, Warden,
Clay, Harrison and German townships in st.
Joseph, gave llS majority for Porter, q re.
publican gain since last governors election of
607, and of 1856 in state election two years
ago. Two wards of South Bend give 100
republican gain since last city election. This
is our first vote of state election by wards.
indianapolis, Oct l2.-Seventy-ave Pre-
cincts shCwa Republican gain of $780,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-10-13
Indicted,

New Orleans Oct. l2.-The grand jury TO-
day, Indicted Jas. Nolan, aged fourteen, for
fatally shooting John Mcintyre Of the same
age, in last July.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-10-13
Difficulty Adjusted.

Fall River, Mass, Oct. l2.-The Barnard
mill difficulty has been amicably settled,
and the weavers returned to work this NOR
ninO