... heavier firearms and more rifles, but in vain-an inability which to us in 1863, when rifles r and cannon are as common as blackberries, seems e astonishing. On the return of the proprietor the elephant was dead, having received between one and two hundred ...

... with t o exeeption of those ongnard, seek the grate'ful shade of the woods. Some may be found a mile from camp, picking blackberries, ethers viAsiug, tie few miserable farmhouses in the ?? In search of good water or fresh milk-for the latter they, always ...

... tugredienla of the fi tmlly julddng; and pub- llcan'e hampers rf bad spitit sad w~rie wine at a guinea. apiece are as thlok as blackberries In a Scr-rey vaeo during the monsh of Autgust. As if spprehiensive that the in- hafbi tents of CaokaigIt were falling off ...