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East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1863-12-23
EAST SAGINAW MICHIGAN WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 3d. 1863

but if we did and wished to punish
him beyond human endurance and to
make his earthly suffering commensu-
rate with his sins and short comings
before death claimed him, we would
have him sentenced to q Nicaragua
hotel for twenty days. All the invon-
tive genus of the everlasting Yankee
nation could not contrive such comph-
Gated arrangements of discomforts if
concentrated upon. that undertaking
for an infinite period of time. Tho
buildings, however extensive, contain
but one room, and tables, beds and
such like contrtvances for increasing
the monstrous charges OF noCcis gen
orally, are articles wholly unknown to
that climate. If you are the fortunate
possessor of a hammock you will be
furnished by "mine hoste" with pole
to swing it upon, and then with a
first rate Serape for covering, by lay
ing quiet and straight as 'ramrod
you may torture sleep, it is nothing
botter until you have educated your
self to the art of sleeping upon tight
rope. Your coffee will be served to
you in bowl-without sugar or milk
strong and bitter, and the balance
of your breakfast-if you have a
stomach for any-consists Of fried
plantain and something very mucil-
aginous, that we never dared ask the
name of, but that resembles indian
meal batter fried in cold tallow. These
articles will be served to you before
leaving your hammock and you eat
them from your fingers or starve. We
had but short experience, but that lit
tie was enough TO convince us that
had we been an ax instead Of n
pigmy, we should have stood no NOR
tai chance OF coming alive out of
fair contest with the untold millions
of Aies that hll every nook and Granny
Of every hotel in San Carlos. We
were not ton minutes inside the four
bare walls Of cane and mnd that con-
stituted tho "Elospice San Carlos" be-
fore We felt them playing leep-frog
along our back bone, and hide and
sock in every conceivable part of our
clothing. Worn as we were with the
tedions journey up the river, deprived
as VIC had been OF sleep for the lust
fifty hours, we found sleeping in such
marvellous lively company utterly inn
possible. We struggled on in the en-
deavor until daylight began to streak
tho eastern sky and then with shout
of deliverancc and hope of speedy
escape we broke out into the streets
and fled into the forest where we ex-
ercised the occupants Of our clothes in
the delightful effort Of jumping for
life. The slaughter was terrible and
our strength well exhausted before we
again ventured in sight of the very
commodious hotel at San Carlos. We
soon after bid it aaieu and though we
have since visited that city we did not
see the inside of a hotel. Not any.
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Eil'worth-Feb. 10th, sally widow of the lat,
Samuel Joy. aged 70 years.
North Eilsworth--Jan. 29th, Clarissa, dau ghtcl
Of E. and {. H. Higgins, aged Yeas, mouth,
anil iG day..
El.worth=-3t Inst, Of typhoid fever, Alanzo
a, only son Of Simon aud Lizzie Garland, aged J.
months and = days
This lovly bud young uad fair,
Called hence by cltly doom;
just come to show hos sweet a flower
Ia Paradise to bloom.
-5'b inst, Gaarlry Edward, son OF Eimaua q
and George Eowdou, ased moatas aud Is
days.
So fades the lovely IA ling flower.
sweet smiling soihca # heus.
Jan. llth. lost overheard, on the passage from
Turks Island to Boston, Gea. " Brooks. aged
70 years, son Of solomon ii. and Mary Brooks OF
Stcuben.
Columbia, ra ellmne c., C,l.- Dec. - Mary :
wiie OF Leonard Z. f. Jarvis, Esq, and dah < I. +
81 the late lion. Thomas Robinson, aged B. VI,
months aud :, days.
Jan stu Mary. laughter Of l. +, & and
Mary 4. Jarvis.
Bluuhjll-tth ia't., Ai1us1 L. Obcr aged q
year, Mr. oaer bad been absent at -. for Is
IN nths, and returned but few days before his
deata. lie Wa au active. latelii ;eat aal moral
Ysuh- man.
At k,ns street II spitat Aexan Ira, y .h.c
9Th, Corp t=aj is. &C seG Ut NJ. He=j col.
Of Era"aIt5, aged - years He w4sa consistent
member It tue Hartjs, church in Br5eklia. and
belonged t. ta=t, lGth Ne. Re-. lie gyts wound
i At trtieHes.tues, SATURDAY a'tsuooH. bee.
}lta. 0uIlgt eHter,.. tls right knee, .Eatter-
a. knrc pa. artujH. tn t,at val - t-sIu,
70. t.t-h beae iI- "a. r.e-4,eI At he h5tp Ia!
tic t';h, aHi ~ >uatsy 2tst. ti, tb "a va ain
rIttt ., tut hc 49, t1I i4-e. oSaau-ttd Is rally.
aat u Cd "a u" .'ib. IHc commander Of bus
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Prominently Journal of News and of Litera.
ture. The TRIBUNE has political convictions,
which are we'll characterized by the single word
REPUBLICAN 1t is Republican IN its hearty ad-
hesion to the great truth that &c cd has made of
one blood all nations of men "--Republicaa in its
| assertion of the equal and inalienahls rights of
all men to /" life, liberty and the pursuit Of ha o.
piness Republican in its steadiast, earnest de-
iant hostility to every scheme mad effort of the
Slave Power, from the Annexation of Texas to
the great rebellion. to grasp the empire of the
New World and WELD the resources of our coun-
try for its own Republican in
its antagonism to the aristocrats and dcspots of
the Old World, who fondly hail in the periis and
calamities suddenly thrust upon us by thair Amer
lean counterpart the overthrow and rain Of the
Model Republic-Repubcan in its hope and
trust, its faith and effort. that this atrocious Re-
belion must result in the signal overthrow OF tI
piotters, and the firm establishment of equal
rights and euqal laws throughout the whole ex-
tent Of our country, wherein Liberty and Union
shall indeed be Zone and insepsrable henceforth
and forever.
TnE TRIBUNE devotes attention in calmer times
and to Tome extent in these, to Education, Tenn
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else may minister to the spiritual aud material
progress and well-beng of mankind but for the
present its energies and its columns are mainly
devoted to the inauguration and success of the
ar for the Union. Its special correspondents
accompany every considerable army anu report
every important incident of that great struggle
which We trust is soon to result in the signal and
conclusive triumph of the National arms and in
the restoration of Peace and Thrift to our dis.
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otherwise can a fuller more accurate view Of
the progress and character of this momentous
conflict be obtained than through the regular
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the cooperation of all friends of the National
xptt ,artt nY,tl Il a &
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To tue Honorable Justices Of the Supreme Judi
eial Court 1t to DO holden at Ellswotth on
the fourth TUESDAY Of April, lse2, within and
for the County OF Hancock:
D EPRESENf1 yoar petitioners Billings r
IN Hardy, Saiiie C Harris, frarklin Hardy,
all If Deer Isle. in tie County of Hancock. Eliza
Hardy and Petcr Hardy Of Frankfort, in the coun-
~ Of Waldo and Elizabeth Handy, Hannah llsr
Iy, Silas II Hardy, Gales Hardy, Susanna Hardy
ReselIa Hardy, the lat seven named being the
heir. Of the late Slas L. Hardy ef said Deer Isle
that they are seized in common and undivided
with jonathan Hardy Of said Deer Isle, and lo-
serh T. Hardy If Marengo, in the state Of llh-
nois. Of thu following described parcel or lot Of
land situate in said Deer Isle, 10 wit: the South
eastefy Lait OF 1T number eight On Little Deer
Isle according 10 Geo. iiosmei 5 division. contain
luz forty mine acres more or less, with all the
privileges AMI appurtenanccs The shares Of each
Of your petitioners, except the heirs of Sias l.
Hardy, being one eight part Of the whole and Of
all the heirs of Silas l.. Hardy, other ii ,hth
part and the share Of said jonathan Hardy and
Joseph Hardy, being each one eighth part Of tho
whole; aud Your petitioners are each and several
~ DESTROYS Of holding th-ir rhares ia seyeralty.
whereior they pray that partition may be made
thereof SO that their aforesaid shares may be set
III from the rest by inetcs and bounds
By EUGENE HALF,
Atty. for the Petitioners herein naIael
Dated at Ellsworth, Jaa. 3, lS62.
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WINNERS PERFECT GUIDE

|iotia, Flute and Guitar, Asrordeon, Piano, Meio
deon, FIFE Fageotet and Ciariona.
Containing Instructions designed to enalle the
pupil to obtain knowledge of playing without
teacher; with choice collection of every vaTi-
ETY. of Popular Music. Price of each, % cents.
Teachers, pupils and dealers DESTROYS of obtain
ing low-priced instruction book, and at the same
time one that is useful and attractive will fad
these books fully suited to their wants. The in
structions are given in manner adapted to the
comprehension of all grades Of scholars. The ex-
ercises illu trating and enforcing the lessons are
not dry and tedious, but sprghtly and enlivening
and the selection of music, varying from the sim
pie to the difficult, comprises the most popu r
melodies of the day. Mailed. postpaid, by DIT.
son & Co, Publishers, III Washington Street,
Boston. ly4s
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At Court Of Probate holden at Baek-Port within anu
f5r the County Of Hancock, on the 'ihrd wednesday
Of January, a >. 1868.
hN the petition Of Reuben stuhhs a. Executor OF Ia,
wd 81 Joseph u. Pierce late OF BueSsPrri IN s'I
1ty deceased representing that the personal estate o.
,li teras Is sufficient To pay the Just dents when
hetl At - lime q his death, BY the sum OF Three ha'
drl aud seventy i've dJar and praying for license 70
sell and convey much u the real estate 81 said deceased
l. Wit his homestead, called In said iiueks =
may be necessary for the payment Of said debts anu
Incidental charges and expenses OF administration anu
a. rarti sale sdid homestead Will d, APPRECIATE the
yar f The remainder he respectfully asks for license to
iii md convey the whole thereof and dispose oil the over
/ plns If any, as directed In said VIII;
frs,yed-Iha the Petitioner give notice Thereon 70 ue
heirs n I decea sed and all persons interested In SAID
eate by causing copy Of this order 10 he Pubhshet IA
crtv rhre weeks successiYely thai they may appear
Al rfobate Court be holden at Ellsworth, IN SAD
county 90 the fourth Wednesday OF February ne zen o.
~ - in the t,renoon and shew If any they
have VIII the prayer Of said petition shoIia n0' pe
ed. fahhhh ~
''' A 4. BARr-Err, Register
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STATK OF MAINE.

Hancock. ss.-suprcme Judicial Court, October
Term, IS62
On the foregoing petition it Is ordered by the
Court that notice Of the tendency thereof be given
To all persons Interested, by serving attested cop.
les Of the petition aud this order thereon. on each
of the respondents who reside in this state and 6y
Publishing the zane three weeks successfully in
the Ellsworth American the service aforesaid to
be at least twenty days and the last publication to
be at least sixty days before the next term OF
this Court to be holden at Ellsworth, within and
Tor the County of Hancock, on the fourth Tuesday
Of April next, that they may then and there ap'
pear and show cause, if any they have why the
prayer of the petitioners should not be granted.
Attest, PARKER W. PERRY, Clerk.
true copy Of the petition and order of Court
thereon,
Attest, PARKER ". PERRY, Clerk,
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nlariue Journal.
DOMESTIC PORTS.

CArNE--Ar ID, sch Napoleon, Lord, Boston.
PoRrLASp-Ar "a, sch Panama, Allen, Boston,
Sd, Willie Lee, Gray, Bucksport.
Cid 30, brig, II Crowley, Drisko, Havana;
sch Geo Wallace. Boston,
Ar 9th. sch Marietta, Gray, Salem; Trader
Duncan, Roekiand.
Ar 10th. sch Julia A. Rich, Moore, Ellsworth !;
sovoy, Mayo, fremont for New Bedford.
Bosros AR 5lh sch Effort, Cole, Maehas.
Ar 9th, sch lila Rose, Patehen, Gastine.
Ar 18th. sch WIN Tell, MeGuiness, Bueksport;
9th, Laurel, Mcfarland. Cardenas; Aurora, Berry
New York
EDGARrows-Ar I'd, sch Adeline, sprague for
Pembroke.
SAN fRAscrsco-sld Sd, ship Peruvian, Sargent
Liverpool
In port 9th ult., ship Peruvian, Sargent, unc
BALrnoRx-Cld %, sch Hiawatha, Disney
Providence.
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PHILADELrHtA-Ar ID, ich Abigail, Haley,
Beaufort
NEW YoRK-Ar Sd, Mira W Holt, (of Buohil)
Closson, Sagua.
CD Sd, bark Fannie. Herrick, Sagua.
CID eth, bark, VIM Van Name, Cook, Marselles.
Cid 9Th, sch Viola, Hssk,II, Vera Cruz
BALriaoRE-Cld sth, brig VIM Nichols, Frietts,
Aqua Creek.
NEW Loxnos-Ar lst sch ophir Higgins, Phil
adeIphis.
sALEM-ar Sd, sch Defiance, Harrington, Port
land for Y, Woodruff, Jones, Boston for
Buckspor,.
Sid Eth, sch Robert Woodruff, - Buoksport
GLoUcEsfER-AI 5th, sch VIM Tell, McInne So,
Bucksport Tor Boston.
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Peuotsclt t, ss.-snpseme Juii2ial Court, Janua y
Term, l,Cj.
John o, Keif. Lilt, vs.. Mary J. kIif.
On the foe going libel oriered-Thnt said libel
at give notice 10 the said iibete the pcnicu
cy thereof by iblisLing an attestcd copy Of sail
libel and this order OF Court there on three week.
,ucces>ively in the Ellsworth American, a paper
published in Ellsworth, in the county of Hancock
the last publication To be fourteen days at least
before the next term oil SAID Court, 10 be lolIcu
at Ellsworth. in and f5r said county Of Hancock
IN the fouith Tuesday Of April next, that she may
then and there appear in our sal Court, and show
cauge, if any she have, why the prayer Of said
ii9eaHt should not be granted.
Attest. A. ;. FRENCH, Clerk.
true copy of libel and order Of Court thereon,
Attest, A. ;. FRENCH, Clerk.
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surry-2 ID inst, by Rev. ". B. Fcnason, Mr..
Daniel MIikcn to Mrs. Elizabeth Varaham, both
Of ;.
GouldsboTo-3i inst by p. l.. IIill Esq, It..
MabIon {. William Of Chatlestown Mass, to
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y rlGE OF FORECLOSURE.

Hbarea' David Moore and Warren p. Moor,
9th Of Ellsworth, IN tae County Of Hancock aud
state OF Maine On the twenty sixth day Of April
b. 1856, by their deed Of mortgage Of that
date, recorded in Hancock Registry, volume lu3,
pise -, conveyed toouo Warren iiathoru Of pres
den, IN the county If Lincoln, A certain tract of
land situated ia said Ellsworth, bein. lot number
three hundred AMI twenty three {i23) on the plan
Of tie states lauti " said Ellsworth containing
one HpnIryd AMI twelve ani . half acres except.
IL taefeiron Gtty aefes 10 ths southern half 81
all lot conveyed Y Charles Jarvis, ESD. 10 John
II Aadlock's; alsa one otaur parcel "a, hand stu
aie Ia sal Ellsworth. and baiHs the southern part
81 let fauber two tufIged and forty four (2tD
aie9r.tin' 70 a ilan AMI survey II the states and
n saii Ellsworth, ~ George II. Moore, contain
las ky tour more or lass. Said mort gage
att5ns been duly ass Eutd to me. the undersigned
"a TIRE 2'si day af May, 4. D lo60 and the con.
dFtfTus If tho .Anr having been broken hereby
e5atH r. treclase tue samo AID give this notice
a,7 1rFiJh.iy. AKNO NItWELI.
T. sWUrtA. Feb, ~ 1853
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{. M CONFERENCE SEMINARY,
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- Tuition very low.
Speci.I instruction in the Normll Department.
student. fitted for College OF for advanced stand
iag
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y o T &c L

Tue public are hereby cautioned against har-
boring Or trusting my wilc, Nancy Nickerson, on
my account. as shall not pay any debts of her
contracting, sAe having left my bed and board
without any just cause or prorecatipn.
HARVEY MCPHERSON.
Mt. Desert, Eeb. 9Th, lSG3. u
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The Confessions and Experience Of a
NERNDI.S INVALID

Published Or the benefit aud A. caution to young
nen and others who suffer from Nervous Debility, kafiy
Decay and their Kindred aimentssuppyi ng the means
Of self by who has cured himself after being
victim Of mi placed eonhl nee in medical humhnB and
qaaekcry By enclosing postpaid directed envelope,
single copies may be had Of the author ArHASsL MAY
AAa Esq., Bedford, Kings Co. New York eoMl5l