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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1857-11-20
IT 4 us.
The Bangor Uni N takes ground asains
the Suffolk System, and is discussing the
Bank question generally.

The Bangor Uni N takes ground against
the Suffolk System, and is discussing the
Bank question generally.
The Washingt, N Republic calls attention
to another scheme for the acquisition OF more
southern Territory. Gen. Gadsicn publishes
letter from the city Of Mexico saying that
our Minister, Mr.. Forsyth, is instructed to
! offer to purchase territory larger than the
whole OF the Southern States. llere is fine
opportunity brewing for another fight on the
the slavery question /. it CONES, who Will
be responsible for it.
ten. VIM. Wllkcr left New Orleans on
the 18th inst, with a supply of arms and am
munition for Nicaragua
The Wing says there were b cases of lar
eeny before the Police Court, during four
days ending THURSDAY last week an Increase
over former times
The Price current OF Slaves showsa de-
cline in this kind OF merchandise of % to 10
per cent. Cotton has also declined to very
low figure.
The ship Ilowadii, of Newburyport,
from Boston, bound for Liverpool with
cargo of cotton, hemp and talIow, WIS struck
by lightning, 81 INST, about 100 miles from
Sable Island, and totally consumed. Crew
taken off by snip ttcnburg. and carried 10
n Y
DR.. Elders Life Of Dr. Kane, owing to
various causes, will not be ready for delivery
until sometime in December The DELAY in
its publication viii greatly add to the interest
of the work, rs much valuable material has
of late been obtained
The Steamer Daniel " Ulster is an
nounced to make her last trip for the season
Monday next NV. 23d.
A Captain strone was arrested.in New
York the 18th, on a charge of fitting out the
Schooner Merchant for the slave trade
The Republicans made clean sweep
in the Chicago election last week. by 1900
majority. The county elections in Illinois
show large Republican, gains.
Mr. Wm. F. West, the artist died at
Nashville, Tenn, on the I'd inst. MIR West
enjoyed wide reputation, and at one time
painted portrait of Lord Byron from life,
which is conceded TO be the best one in exist
ence, and which he sold for $4,000. He
was engaged up to within three days of his
! death, in painting portraits Of some citi-
zens of Nashville.
A pure minded, truthful, yirtuous young
man, is sure to win his way TO an honorable
position in the world, if with these qualities
are united purpose and energy.
The many Cures of Dyspepsia and kin
dred diseases performed by the Ok ygenated
Bitters, after all other remedies have failed,
should be sufficient to induce any one suffer
ing from these complaints, to give the medi-
cine a trial
The brig King Brothers, ron New York,
arrived at Humacao, Porto Rico, Oct. Is.
The New York Post, says that it has the
Declaration of Independence, containing
1900 letters. taken by Langenheimn Il Lloyd,
Photographers, hladelphia--which is no
larger than the head Of a pin, which, when
viewed through microscope may be read
distinctly.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1857-11-20
Correspondence Of the Richmond Enquirer
WASHINGTON, Nov. 2, 1857

President Buchanan most unequivo-
cally condemns the action of Gov. Walk
or, touching the Kansas election.
The President regrets this bfundsr the
more, as ii places the Southern members
Of his Cabinet in an unpleasaa. posifi on,
and is likely to reopen the Kansas ques-
ton throughout the South Mr. Blu
ehanan is surprised tina. Gov. Walker
should have fallen into such an error, as
his instructions were too plain to be mis-
understood, and tccre prepared to meet
precisel y the STATE Of case rt,eh oc cured
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1857-11-20
y aui~ Griffin y Enos Woodland. lowell
y isScll

u anis Griffin y Enos Woodland Lowell
iswcil
ASzHHsPsi, On account anHex,i and lis, on
IA 5rl r drawn hy one G,oiTin on D,ft in
favor os Pif The order wls not accepted
hy pr, AMI IN, PHI relied on the verbal
pratnis Vi De't. 10 ray the demand, which
,4e Plh had against Zoo Twin The defence
wa- that the promise Of Def. was ON condi-
tim that an order should b. Obtained from
G't',,eiw IN, That n such order had ever been
presented to him
The Pin : ease depended solely on the ties
timsny of Mr. Lswell,who consequently was
oil XII II p.rt5rm IN two charactrrs-.hat
vi e}Ans,i aal witness As witness his
appearance Vas imposing; and impressive AMI
his testimony va, given with great precision
and Ir5mptn -, cliciiias general admiration
pm an intimation from the court ,ha, the
statute IN Frauds might Interfere with IlG..
right - recover, the ease was carried up ON
report
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1857-11-20
Joseph 4 Deanr y. Geo. y. Black =

Joseph 4 Dsanr y Geo. y. Black =
Deane & Knowles Robinson.
IF1sPass fora quantity oflogs purohas
81 by PHI. At a sherifTs sale and al
Iesed u have been taken by Def
y 7 denied tn takin, Of the logs, and
also introduced evidence to show ,ha,
,aeY werccnt 81 hjs lsni. Tlf. contend
ci that II" logs were cut on a reserve
or ticket lot. and considerable evidence
was introduced by both parties in regard
70 the true line OF said ,ickc, lot. Jury
lisa reed
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1857-11-20
Ellsworth, Nos i3th, 49,

E.i>H ORTIZ, Nee. l3th, So
Nh Editor. note, in YOUR paper
OF til masa.ns, a tcPsI; OF the ,egai
cases ;rlel a: this term OF tie ). j. Court.
anon. who Ii, is tina, o. State y. Beal,
wa,feln "a, c5an,s. tJr tle P-eoi,g
The reporter IN this Csc seems 70 has
taken soma extra tFoao.e - pay t4e
County A.t7rley - ~ .in cAt a..-i At the
same time tns ur apo III, which, in
Ie" OF all the ere aHStat tes, Is euhlrd
aud urcaIIed for. therefore ask ". I
pace in your etluUt.s tos to- PaFPlse ct
placing myself night before !our ica.
dcfs.
The hypothesis 50 uaua;aal, unreas
oaa5.e, impro babe, and 50 lat fetched,
according 10 the !anEa,5s Of yoar report
cr was simply this; liza, 1t was not IN
p1sSttie that some on beside Il a. st the
hol>e "a iife; aal - .l,N how ar CIR
cum,tanc nj cat be against m1nanl
he s;i. be innocent; | te...tg case o.
wairh no doIb; ma y Of your read rs
have heard. as follows
Two men wt1e sen in 4 retired pace
ensag i IN an angry thscatniug disnutei
when nexl SEGA. ons man was !raw.a
the pear or swofl q! h., can rom IN.
body Of the other, VINO DID aim7s; n
s;4atiy from the ,Geet, OF .Ae wound
The survivor was arrested, lnd.cted. tired,
convicted and exeeatel, In course o:
time, a ma upon the s4,,oss. Ia Canada,
conicsse u having eoa1,.ttc! that mur-
aer-h state, TIA, hs snateh.d TIC cauc
irsm the esecHtef man, thtus; +; through
tAehsa,i Of tn gtrfersd on. OF ac ont
Of al o.l srad; e aai made sooJ a,, g.
cap
Lad not pretend LAT til, cas- c,4zd
DC ioanl III the cooks, AMI n4ne 1u:
a'nny wont! suppose TIA, law reP-s's ar
- nv = : 49, ~ : ~ ~ >'ea ~
he-c,' tae Witty feiasEN .! tn Count!
A'i9fAey' a - - Bong IA "b4aN'4z,
loahegmo j Report, fell perfectly
h'rHir's, aeeA use 'hefz ~ 10 mark for
II 70 mt"
IA - e5.''''e " - - - ~ "a. 9. vac
tao Ia,.nPsoas, al A. e54a.se e. lus
u u { man N.Y. u = '''''''' NV -
1'' h'''' sAP '''''9 = receive oae cen
''f ny '''''
. = '"5 'Ns :. ''' no ~ ar - '9
'',.'7's' I al az az'''' Il t''.s Is -
.',s u IA ira, Of '''' 4 e''s- bsa' Wa
-. 'it.'#a ;-='#s'-'''sata 'asa';'et-
| M '4e a0'.ai-Hei-t / vi .eh, by aAt
Statute Is d ala unless II saai! appear IN
e'3denee CT the ti.a', an4 tie jury shall
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1857-11-20

Mary Gilmore, Execu.rix, v David c.
Sargent and al Knowles and Deane
-Chancy.
Assumpsit on note Of hand. Defence,
paymcn. by account, filed in set off The
Deii was permitted to testify withou,
objection By plf. After very brief re-
marks by the re sreetive counsel, the jury
returned a verdict for Dens. Motion for
new Nial filed.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1857-11-20

-But'few vessels are new receiving
Anight of lumber At our wharves.-
Sals have boen light and demand limit
Cd for como time.
% Mills are all in operation. Plenty OF
watw and likely to be ;iD winter sets
in.-HceAi6s Union.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1857-11-20

IHE SHIP GREAT REPUBLIC, before
reported at Falkland Islands, September
II, IN distress, had her deck previously
stove in by sea. A letter to Elwood
walter, Esq. says all her provisions
were destroyed, and bad she rot reached
Inc Islands, the crew must hava persisted
from starvation.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1857-11-20

V. B..RALMER, the American Newspaper A gems
Is the authorized Agent for this paper in the cities
OF Boston, New York, and Philadelphia, and is
duly empowered TO take advertisements and sub
scrptions at the rates required by His receipts
will be regarded as payments. His Offices arr
BosroS, Seollay's Buildings New YORK, Tribune
Buildings; PniLApELrHiA, n. L. Cor. Fifth and
Chestnut streets. 5. NJ. Pettingill i Co,
also our authorized agents.
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Che Gllswortb Ameritan.
ELLSWORTH:
FRIDAY MORNING, NOV. 20. 1857.
Agents for the American.

The following gentlemen will as our agents in their To-
eaies-reeevs money And give receipts for subscription
~ the nerican. W. will thank our agents for
and hope they will passing events of public interest
aud forward to 'sThe anericann
u VI Sargent, Dr. 5. Drinkwater, Sedgwick; Capt VIM
Hopkins Bluehill; James H. DAVIS, surry; J. H. Poster
Franklin; J. r. johnson, East Sullivan; John NJ Nor.s
Mt. Desert l.. 7. Dorr, Bucksport.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1857-11-20
James l. Oar. V. James G. b wden..
Wtswell & Ilc1,h-Watcrhousc.

Sstts II - - /. a aillt5 VI. ID w u H.
Wlswell 4 Ilcl;h-Watcrhousc.
AsSunps!t on accom-. annexed for
labor IN eating hay. &c, eli farm Of
DaH From III; evidence, i: appeared
tat WHEN the labor was performed, the
t.t'e to the farm was no, in Def -,
having been conveyed by Deit some time
previously, but reoonseycd to- him. or
rather the deed given up and DESTROYED,
soon after The hay was cut and put into
The barn, and tia, Plf was not employ
ed by Deft to Gu; tie hay. On this ev-
idencc the coart ordered nonsuit and
PIE fie exceptions.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1857-11-20
Andrew \ Fisk. Libll,.. =. Almira Fisk
* n, & IIinek,ey-Wiswe!l.

Libel iof divorce, charging responder,
with yirlan; and unsoveruablc temper,
neslrc,ins the dl,ics of a wifi. &c. &.
The evidence disclas d as mech faul. on
oae 'i.lc 4, the o,hcr. Libel dismissed
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1857-11-20

jams @ B1wlea y. hn,s 4 Oier-Wa-
traors' WiswcH
As,lmrzit 81 account annex Il II plr'.-
writ for ah5at $50 pifnee, t',at the ae-
count was not genuine, but was got up for
the occasion, an tia, whatever portion of
1t bad any folnis;i,n had bcen paid by psf,
Verdict for Deft.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1857-11-20

The Postmaster General fhas
recently decided that il POsfu,:is.
tiers do not give publishers OF
newspapers notice when their r;,.
pcrs remain in the Post Osiicc
without being taken out by the
subscriber. within FIVE WEEKS.
thcJ are liable for the pay.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1857-11-20

The man who courted an investiga.
ton says it is'nt half as good as an affec
donate girl, We presume not.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1857-11-20

ST. JOINS, N. F.. November. If.
The steamer Ariel, from Southampton
on the evening Of Nov. 4, was signalized
off Cape Race to-day, en- route for New
York.
The Ariclhas over $500. 900 in specie
and one hundred and eighty-fou pas.
sengers-
Steamship Vanderbilt had not arrived
oct when the Ariel left.
The Niagara, from Boston via Halifax
arrivcd at Liverpool November lst
:. The Fulton, from New York, arrived
out ON the 3D..
Tho Ariel brings very little poli,ica
intcllig snce Of interest.
The English money market continued
in a depressed state, but Consols hat
slightly advanced.
The Dry Goods Market at Manchestel
was dull and gloomy A Leeds Their,
Vas but little business doing. At Hud
dess6eld, the wooden market was mac
tive.
The Belgian Ministry las resigned.
King Victor Emanuel has subscribed
10000 francs to the Indian Relic
Fund.
The telegraph between Bona and Cap,
Spasteret has been completed.
Ths Kisg of Prussia's health contin
ses 70 improve.
The attempt . launch the steamship
Great Eastern was unsuccessful. Al
accident occurred by Shioh several per
sons were injured, two Of them seriously
> A second attempt to launch her woul'
Be made in ono month.
The Ariers adyices contain nothin;
Later from India.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1857-11-20

THE ORGANS SILENr-Thc organs
of this city are as silent as the grave up
on the most interesting political topic of
the day-the coninct of Walker in Kan,
sas. Fhe Star, il is true, went off half
cooked in an Endorsement Of Walker s
course when his proclamation came to
hand, but it has since atoned for its blum
der. \ correspondent of the States con-
demns Walkers course, but the edito, is
silent or neutral The Union is a know
nothing on the interesting question. On
the other hand, all accounts, friendly and
unfrendly, represent the President as
highly displeased with Walker. and he
woald be instantly renewed but for the
danger of breaking up the party, We
predict that Walk " Will De fore II by the
GOODNESS AMI disapprobation of the Pres
ident and Cabinet to resign, Republic.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1857-11-20

TO leave all questions of fraud in the cleo
tons to the Legislature He was left free
o but down violence but not fraud
Therefore ii is that Gov. Walker is sa d
to have violated his Instructions BY re-
jecting the simulated and fictitious re
turns from Johnson and McGee counties
The assaults upon Gov. Walker from the
South are barbarous and unmercful 1t
will require much nerve for any South
ern man to sustain him against such
elamor as has been raised.
Unless the Republican Senators come
to his rescue his nomination is likely to
be defeated. But it is even doubtful
now whether a sufficient number of
Northern Democrats will now stand by
him to secure his confirmation. with Re
publican aid. The President and adj
ministr tion viii not remove him, but
they dis lppr2ve Of his course. and will
submit his nomination to the tender
mercies of the Sen te with cmRe indit-
ference TO its result.
The Kansas question is politically dead
or slumbers at the North, and the North.
ern Democrats are not afraid of arous-
ing it by the condemnation and sacrifice
of Walker.
Kansas is to be free State and Walk
or the victim, for the celebration of the
of its freedom
The bunker Democrats at Lecompton,
Kansas have held an indignation meeting
ON the proclamation OF Gov. Walker, and
have denounced him and his course length
and Urea TIL They wound up long series
Of res buttons with the following
ReSo1rcd, That we have such an abd-
iny confidence and faith in the integrity
of the President Of the United States
and his Cabinet, as to believe firmly
that Il ev will NOT countcnancc or sustain
the late action of Governor Walker in
his unjustifahle assumption Ct rover.
his disregard of law. and his violation
OF positive instructions received from
them.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1857-11-20

David Wasgatt, ID, John Harden
Warehouse & knowles-Robnson.
RePlevin for yoke Of steers. The
title to the steers was the question in
controversy. The evidence was quite
contradictory, and the jury disagreed.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1857-11-20

FROM INDIA
The India mails had reached London.
The British assaulted Delhi on the
18th Of September. and effected a lodc.
ment and after six days obstinate re.
ISSUANCE, had the entire city. A large
number of the mutincers escaped =
among them the King of Delhi and tive
sons.
The British loss,in killed and wound.
ed, MP to the 10th, was 600, inc ludin ,
50 officers.
Gen Wilson ordered no quarter to b,
Gven. but the womb and children were
spaEed.
tien HAvelock had started for Luck
sow. the garrison of which CALAMITY
heltl out.
There wese fears Of a new outbreak a,
Assam. A conspiracy to rsetore the
Ex-Rajah had been discovered
News from the Bombay Presidency
Was still favorable, although few cases
Of disaffection had occurred.
A serious pot had been discovered to
murder the Europeans at kurrachce,
but it was thwarted.
Considerable reinforcement had arriy
ed a. Calcutta. Markets at Calcutta
dull. but At Bombay active.
+as ENGLAND.
The Borough Bank of Liverpool sus-
pended on the Goth. Deposits, estimat-
ed at . million aud halt. fully secured
Liabilities Of the bank, in bills and
endorsements, supposed to be ss3, O0o,-
00o.
$cveral Liverpool firm have suspcn-
ded-names not mentioned.
Other failures are reported, among
them Thornton, Ward g. Co. of MAJ
chester, liabilities $500 600; w. 4 H.
Brand & Co. of London, in the Ameri-
can trade, liabilities fl40,000 Cnas.
Smith & Co, Manchester James Condu.
Perth, flSO,0O0.
The American horse Prioress and Bah
yion were badly beaten in the race for
Csmbridgeshire stake.
The Money Market was active, but
unchanged. The Bank of England re-
NAMED firm. Consols advanced to SO l.
for money.
American securities continued active
with symptoms of improvement.
Teas had considerably advanced.
At Manchester business has been
much depressed but more confidence
was evinced at the Gloss.
The London Times Of the Goth saws +:
1.-THE entire suspension of specie pay
ments by the New York and Boston
banks is the most satisfactory announce
ment thar could have been looked for"
The papers generally regard the mat
ter in much the same light.
FRANCE.
Gca Cavaiagnac had died suddenly OF
disease Of the heart
CHINA.
Dates from Hong Kong are of Sept
18th, Shanghai the LIST.
The U. S. sloop of war Portsmouth
had sailed for Japan. The Levant and
San Jacihto were at Shanghai.
The blockade of Canton was strictly
maintained.
The American ship North Wind had
put iAto Hong Kong. dismasted.
~f,ts LIVERPOOL Markets.
Cotton had declined from l-2 to Sd
sfa penny.
Breadstufs very dull-The fall on
hour for the week was so a IS cts pei
Dbl. on wheat IL l6 cts per bushel
and on corn - cts per bushel.
Provisions dull and generally lower
Sugar more active at previous quotations;
tea lower and dull of sale coffee is
dearef.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1857-11-20

Thomas A, Taylor and al v. Reuben
Gregg. TT. Robiuson-WisweIl.
Repleviu. -Defcucc same as in the
above, and was disposed of in the SINE
way, by reference TO Judge Cutting.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1857-11-20
supreme Jlaslicini Court.
DAVIS. !

Thomas A. Taylor and al. v. Vim W.
Rogers. j. 4. Peters Il Robinson
Kent aad Wiswell.
This was an action of Replevin for a
quantity of lumber Der. relied on his
lien for saving said lumber or most of
it, ard claimed the ownership of the
balance. After getting out par, of the
testimony. the action was referred to
Judge Cutting.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1857-11-20
Delhi Taken by Assault.
Ihe news 0G the American SuSucn.
sseo quietly received i'm England.

New YORK, Nov. IS.
The Arabia, from Liverpool Oct. 81,
arrived today. She brings 81 900, 600
The Hillsborough recorder., 1857-05-20
TIE .rRY COMPANY Il

4 manufacturer was travelling on rail-
way, in company with gentleman, his
wife, and a little boy Of some five or SIX
wears Of are. The little fellow had parcel
10 bis hand, and was trying, apparently ~
vain, 10 unlouse the Knot in the string, when
the stranger took out his knife and offered
10 cut the KNIT, saving :. You cmfi open it.
The child immediately said, Please, sir,
father does not allow me 70 say can't-i
belong to the Tax foMPASy.'
The manufacturer was delighted with the
remark, aud watched the little member Of
the TRY Company until he exultingls hntsh-
Ell his task.
Fright. right.' said I, when heard of
the Circumstance. !" We should have fewer
ounces in schools, and many more clever,
industrious Youths and men in the land, 4
parents would teach their children not @
say / can't but train them up a. members
Of the TY Company
Whenever | see boy or girl duigenity
learning some difficult lesson, ! say 70 my
self, Thgs.s nleDlLer of he l'RY Company.
Whenever | see child Of naturally irri.
table temper striving 70 repress The stirring
ii anger-keeping the mouth shu, lest the
tongue should utter unguarded words, ] sas
10 myself, There's meD,ber ef NE TaY
Company.
Whenever | .ec kind and loving sister
showing kindness to her little brother, and
Iessening the daily duties aud trials y heF
mother, say, There's good member Of ht
rm Company.
Whenever / see sunday School teacher
regularly az Bis post al the appointed time,
and greeting lis class with smile, ! say e
myself, Therss d menIJer of ne Try Com.
pony.
Parents teach ,our little ones @ be good
members of lie TaY Company. Ereg
faniiy NAV have it, Tar Company. Deal
reader are you member Of The LAY Com
pany Baadef Hips RerieU.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1857-05-20
hnnur TnE nlKns.

Tie National lntellgenerr gisfs Tie foi !.
lowing beautiful instances 0i tile Kindness
towards each other by lhe bird.i A grnte.
man observed in thickct VI bushes near his
dWelling. 4 collection of brown ihrusbes,
Who fUr several days attracted his attention
bs their loud rfies and strange movements.
AZ last coufinsity was 40 much excited. that
he determined 70 see IL lie could ascertain
Tie cause II Tie excitement among them.
On examining the bushes lie found female
thrush. whose wing wa. caught il 4 limb IN
such 4 way that slle could not escape. Near
By was hcr nest, containing several half.
grown birds. On retiring little distance,
! company % thrpshcs appeared with worms
and other insects ~ their mouths, which they
gave FIRST to The mother aud ihen 10 her young.
she 10 The meanwhile cheering them IL their
lsbor u lo,e with q song 81 gratitude. After
watching The interesting scene until curiosity
was satisfied, tbc gentleman relieved the
poor bird, when .be llew 10 her nest with 4
graielOl sung tohfr deliserer, and her chari.
table neighbOrs dispersed 70 ilier usual abudcs
singing as they went sorg uf praise.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1857-05-20

A BEAUTIFUL SIcnr During The late y.
we're weather. The birds had hard trials u ID
tain lOnd for subsistence. IL passing Tie
residence IL HIN. Vim. Samuel Johnson, 10
this village, on Monday and TUESDAY, morning
last, we saw more Than two hundred birds. u
all species, from the robin 70 the Nren, which
had bcuntilul table spiead before them N
the yard. u milet and other 10 them deli
carIes of the season. Il vas really alament.
able yet beautiful sight. .lhes looked like
- many Young turkeys, ducks aud chickens.
They pariook freely u The hospitality Il The
mansion, and then would ay IRON branch q
branch III The thick shrubbery around. singing
and cllirping a. though. like The organ grinder
to pay for the bountilu repastWhich had been
served up % them They have lOuDd g9od
quarters. and their numbers seem % be III.
efeasing. u thuugb BY instinct. They will be
raicd Tor. dlaHg n. " pgpy.