Mr. Belcher carries his point at the town-meeting, and the poor are
knocked down to Thomas Buffum

CHAPTER III.

In which Jim Fenton is introduced to the reader and introduces himself to
Miss Butterworth

CHAPTER IV.

In which Jim Fenton applies for lodgings at Tom Buffum's boarding-house,
and finds his old friend

CHAPTER V.

In which Jim enlarges his accommodations and adopts a violent method
of securing boarders

CHAPTER VI.

In which Sevenoaks experiences a great commotion, and comes to the
conclusion that Benedict has met with foul play

CHAPTER VII.

In which Jim and Mike Conlin pass through a great trial and come out
victorious

CHAPTER VIII.