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II clearly APpeaTs frol he this case hat part
existed between tese parties Ia tie practice o edcins
be At equal expense IN carrying Ne business is Cor the
medicines, including he stock johnson had and Eop rent
dieed and sepaasd, and ais bin IS ed . settle % he
The defendant seeks to resist the bill upop the ground ia,
Murray pay him for half the stock OF meicines
On hand 81 ne time and attend actively 70 the bups,
% which spuAton he utterly Allied that reason be 10
fact denies that the partnership contract was ever
ps - The conditions we're ntoperrmed Upon these ideas Of
AS ne proof was tsken and We satisfied that sns Cham
was established and ordering an account. Il tharAar
ray ed not pay foe half the medicines hand bur that
would rot aanui te cOnract as condition prsce
dent Itnay be also, that be did devote heF g &c
9e and attention p business as he should have done. but
inequality 81 services By the members OF u partnehi ibout
express sspuiaons to eject But there question OF pe
ce q ssms importance presented in this case witch is prop
to notice The eompainan vas permitted tsit he defepd
Ant inpeaeh the general character In the csc o. vii
The argnsnt that responsive h The charges
nierrsgatOresin the bill. lie witness BY
Ant, sd his tements rereds true unless isprT
be should be subject 10 impeachment in an ne modes apleshs
% Etses proper IT insisted that the weight given to
ms answer ends on the strength Of hs chascr Bu that
not the rule based upon tie consideration eeompaa
ant had called uPen him to answer asocersan facts and thereby
puts n in The place Of witness to at Having
him into The position he occupies and compelled him
on oath % ne limited extent he choOs to prescribe It bat
sSo @ be Should De bound BY the responses be has extract
ed unless heean disProye them He may b. cir
olserd " the general Character hecoud nOdO this
a. witness ealle By himself much less party by his
N- m eiy 20 see now Such practice could Be abused
turning every for right war upon suc
practice wosd be intoiersbe and is sustained either W
reason authority. ..f n - -
would been thought necessary to Notice this CUES
Tor the tact that are informed that Il Is
some sections q The country. II
eoHplain2nt may now, by virtue Of late statute II he
% Is to avoid the effect Of rue In favor of he s1er
excuse the defendant from answering which case the
dsnals ony have The effect an issue to be decided b. he
weight OF evidence. -
The case v III be reminded for the ordered By the Chan
eelsr The defendant viii pay the this Court but tie
eost q the deeeons eater Wili paid by the com
pAinant The other cost below will be DISPOSED BY Chan
eeiior on the final Disposition Of the cause CsRrTHERs
A correct copy, J. p CLkRE, CLERK.
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gas5biIe aniun anS 9nsriean.
DaIE ssi rrl-wsol.ly So wsekly Sc.

Division FAIR. The Division Psis for Middle
Tennessee will be held this year asheIbyyille, com
msncing on Monday, the 26sh OF septembsr, and
continuing daringtse week. The list Of premiums
is very LIBERAL and the accessibility Of the point
will insure o large astsndsnees The Shelbyville
True onion Of the 29.h nit, Gays: ..The Bedford
County Agricultural and lieehanical Society have
commenced making arrsrgsments fOrthe Division
Fair to be held at this place in September nezl.
having purchased lot in e besutiful grove about
thres-feurths Of 9 mile vest Of the Public SQEare.
and are now actively at work enclosing the grounds
We see but Orrs fault in tAs Location, and that is
there is no convenient wafer for the stock, but We
satisfied tina. suitable place with water facil
ties could not be obtained It seOETenisnt distance
from tsWn, ard therefore the Society compelled
TO take the lace it had selected When fitted up as
We understand he Society purposes doing, we win
have one of the most beautiful Fair Grounds in the
State"
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IL 81
NEW ARRANGEMENT.

y
VRAVELLBRS oT the Northand from the sottb.
ernStatas procure Tickets from Char sfon Savannah
Chattanooga Montgomery, Macon Thcingtcn Knoxville
Lynchbarg, Washington Atlanta, aad Augusta to ST Lsis
Louisville, Cairo Hickman, COlu4bus Evansville Cncinaf
New Orleans fieslrg Padacah, Sniand, Memphis via
Nashville, tennessee
First class Railroads Steamboats, with Gloss
all points Passengers arrVlga Nasty Nashville and
Chattanooga Railroad SO directly without detention
Thisis the quickest andrhapes those for The Ear
West.
RegularCairo, HEemphTS and Sc, E,os,is Line
Tbs Fine steamboats, B. A. kunyan nnetonka saIlie West
CuEa and J. g. Cline. I'VF
One OF these Boats wiz leave Nashville every a at I2 NJ con-
Meeting at Cairo with illinois Ger a 2aiIroad Trough
Nashville to Sc. Louis In Sixty hours 7ill1l
Louisville and Cincinnati Packets.
Reliance, Dunlieth kl John 4ult Tempest leave Nash
Vile Thursday and Tuesday, O'clock NJ time from
Nashville to Louisville Sixty hours, and Cincinnati four days
Regular Mem hfss New Orleans and VkcRa-
burg Lipe Of B0ats.
James johnson, Nashville, T. Howard JOSEPH
inc Savage One Of these Eoots will leave Hasye every other
day@t noon: tine from Nashville to Memphis AZ hours yks
bnrg, Eve days; and 70 EeW Orleans in seven DAYS.
Nashville every day md wait for The arrival of the
Passenger Trains before starting. El 77iI u m III
For nreass accommodation upon the Boats
procured al the Different pon Prce named IN the
NJ
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OFrIcIAI. -
Opinions Of the suPreme CORrt OF Ihe state
OF ,Tennessee, AT NashVfiie, December
Term. ISIS.
The SO s. VI. clsnnr.

The State vs.. Wn clenny
The Defendant indicted IN Tie ;rrnft fof Al vE,;
county, At the September thereof 1852 k N essplt 49,
battery upon J. Il. Mitchell. $50 anu
To this indictaasHt i ieaed fsrrer cnnsss,r W
Clayton, Justice Of the Peace, OF sail couptrs
t. this plea. the Attorney General on tA . A. IT, s.t.
deaured ahe Circuit esn oFerfuied The demurrer an9 -
State decriag to plead further he dendsn vas by order an
the Court, dichargsd From his ne sfs cD.i.
SOit h nov argued that he Pe Is had becaass Il does nat
aver that the proceeng before TIE justice not Rad 81 ~
Of fhe enant; In ether EOrs that he trsi s
conviction before the Justice, not fraudulent intended IS
shelter the irom he punishment offence
We OF opinsa that the plea good without his
ment No statute upon the subject requires that tie plea should
Be drawns and OF decision that goes III.
length. We do understand that common law siths- h
civ crirnna proeeedinGs where former Judgment ar con-
tae existence o. fraud. y. s--s4 fltt
Il : true that 70 render before justice any
avail defence, itnu Be free Of collision. But
Ne STATE Intend 10 such thing The q
the plea, il must be BY epcaOa State vs. Calvin II Hum
SOD sasts vs. lowry. Swan, 81 STATE vs. EpP sueed 55s
Jrdgment afirnei RRIa1sr =
= correct copy, J. P. C1Aak, eisrg 81.
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CRoP AND Fruit PRosPEcrs IN ARKANSAS The
Little Rock True Democrat Of fhe 25th ult., Gays
'FrOm letters and our exchanges received from all
PaitsOfthe State, ihe crops represented as prom
ising, with but one exception, where tse wheat in
some Of the southern counties is' represented as
poor. The farmers AMI planters are very busy, and
with ordinarily favorable weather, more will Be
produced in Arkansas during the present year than
in any former one. The prospect OF good prices
and ready sales stimulates the farmers We ara glad
tOlsarn that the fruit in the north, which was rep
resented as entirely destroyed is not altogether cut
of. In some localities and sheltered situations,
peaches and other early fruit yet remain Wheat
generally is promising" -.r d
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Freight Transportation.
7zzggsl 81 -
49, E--S q p 81
BAI.TfMORE AND OHIO Rail- ROAD

ssEeesi h 3 ~
BALTIMORE AND OHIO Rail- ROAD
COMPANY, s
TTVE Southern Roa Of the four great lines This road
far been managed n such way commend It 20
the public patronage solleel
This Company under the general superintendent Of
. II. ID. MEAkS, General Freight Agent,
Now offers Inducements to shippers t. Baltimore, Philadelphia
Bosien, Richmond, Petersburg. &c. exceedingly
low rats New Orleans prices, their moerste
deductions insurance Of and half
BY this route the European shipping being from
shings sterling less than the New Orleans shipping prices
all contribute fenderit Is
Reliable as well as Desirable.
Their facilities transportation unequzlled BY any other
road operation their We-terE terminus 70 at PARK
ERSBURGH, hERdrtd and Setg miles below the low
and dangerous navigation of the Ohio river This
enables ordinary tbs delivery goods only certain,
bat with dispatch In advance Of other route and as the
declines teg advantages such the time Of delivery
Widens other routes. that this is the only
Cheap, Reliable and speedy Route.
Freight this exposed to weather than by ether
routes. there daya the delivery being mads at Park
ersbuIgh shielded float and elevated from thence by
Immediately TO the cars without being subject TO
sofia
Louisville connect direct with Psrerburgh
boats without delay as does Likewise the regular Cincinnati
The Psburg convey direct to Pzrkersurg By
this arrangement the Company enabled to receive freight
daily Cor this their agency in Nashville, Tenn
- "A il. HARRISON, Freight Agent
No. 2, corner Broad and Front Streets.
rmaylj-Jm ff .ts '-f.z Isl
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This action for trespsss qsars caHsta reg The
trePass eomBaned Of, is the digging grave nerng the
body Of negro chd-he properly Of cendant-Withn the
limits private buying ground belonging to the plaintiff
to the graves Of the father other relations
plaintiff.
that the 18th Of ISIS plaintiff convey
e. to the defendant tract Of land, lying Coffee county,
tqinnZ upwards Of four hundred acres
The deed contains certain exceptions and reservations, and
Iecialy the following, namely "A
ing ground two poles square, around the graves Nhe he said
William Hodge AMI his grandchildren bured- At the
time OF MAKING said Deed there but three a. e place
where the reservation was made which lay shelby side II seems
that the exact boundaries Of the two have
been defined BY Of the parties. 10 fgrhes appears
that since the execution Of The 10 the defendant
other persons relations Of the plaintiff have Interest," i'm
medaely nth Of the rs three graves within some thr
feet Of the last grave the negro child Of the defendant buried
In The legal FORUM the only question that can Re raised upon the
facts Of the case is supply the question q bouna Upon this
question The parties differ in opinion. The plaintiffs counsel
insists that The lot 10 be 50 laid Of to give se suaTe poles
exclusive OF so much ground occupied b. the three
which he'd een made prior 70 the conveyance and the other
hand insisted that the plaintiff entitled 70 0ay two poles
square" including said graves.
a honor. the Circuit udge instructed tie jury in substance,
that in the asense Of any agreement Of the parties tie law
which there when the conveyance mae,
ter from which, BY lines equally tended each
"tW0poles square was % be laid on az -f
This think, the proper construction OF the clause Of the
deed declaring the reservation and the proper method obtain
Ing boundaries the los In thus laying the lot
all the family Of the plaintiff will be uded
grave Of the child will be excluded
The Judgment will Be affirmed. McKTyNaY
correct copy, J p. CLARK, CLERK. -
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-06-02

CROP PROsPEOTs IN MISSISSIPPI Aberdeen
Miss; Conservatives, Of the % h ult, seys: sFOr
years tbs promise of bOunt fu crop hes net been
more hattering than it is now. The isstsnd" of
cotton is excellent, and under the yarn sun of the
last few days the young plant is growing finely. II
We can only have dry July and August, and avoid
that scourge, the bOlvOrn the cotton yield will be
immense. The corn looks well and is thriving
finely. The wheat now ripsning promises good
yield. The fruit trees are all full and ine vegeta.
blss are becoming plentiful. Just now the pros.
poets Of plentiful year are unOSmmOnly catering
in this fruitful region. sa,szi q. ,o7 o. sd 81
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-06-02
. MOST VALUABLE CITY PROPERTY
FOE SALE.

AN offering for sale the House and Lot Cherry street
! now occupied by Mr. S Weller
house very large and commodious containing ever TWEEN
with servants rooms, cellars sheds, &c
Tie house good ORDER Of being recently rebuilt and
better adapted first class boarding house any house
in Nashville.
The lot is about sixty front by hundred
tv.ave fees the house situated admit o.
the city.
large portion Of furuurecan epurchased house
II desired.
II we'll that hotel keeping Is in this city.s most pro-
dsabe business and any wishing engage such
ton excellent opportunity procure eligible oc
on, being eonVensnt to ali the business portions Of the city
For terms &c, apply to ..
decsfn8 A,V, LENDsLEYl
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MannY's combined Reaper and
-t Mower, E.

IETITR WOODS IMPROVEMENT. This
w celebrated Machine eceved the first pFens Of Grar
3eLD MEDAL the bestcombned Reapng Moving Machine
a. the great United Sttes Agricultural Fair held 1t Louv
Ky September, 1857 The trial came OF Syracuse, New
YOr, July, where ell the p pal Machines in the United
States thoroughly tested The committee made their awards
through Marshal p Wilder President United States Agricultural
Society, At Louisville, Ky
alec award the best Reaper and the best
before separate committees apponted by the PTes
Of the Davidson County Agricultural Society, al Nashville
In July. 1857, Of the machines
Numerous other premiums and awards given this Machine
during season, every Maehnein AmeriSa-
Ths above machines for sale BY the undersigned,
B. y. CHRATHAA,
aensrAfA gent for the State.
FISHER, WHEELEs & CO.,
u kah2I-dkH0 ~ NashYIlle. Tenn
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lust received another invoice Of shirts, With and without
Collars plain linen BosOmS, French HsW style Fun
Bosom Embro1eled Shirts Also, small lot Of Mrsas
Shirts and without collars and few Hegqu coorad
linen Travelling Shirts, Tor sale By
may J. q he0lIL.
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NEGRO MAN FOR SALE.
decree OF the County Davidson county rendssd
ID at the January Term, 1852 in the case Of Tomas
HObbs administrator Priscilla Burgess deceased A paIte
will offer Tor sale cash, TIE Courthouse u NASHVILLE on
Friday, the 1sh Of June next Hsgso nap Rsasa IN
mGSls-dd PR CIEEkIHAAi y. z n
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EIaE unaesnei hAys IN ne EOll0Eing Pus Lqus
Wines &C. which they odsr to the trade a Low pFcsa
favorable and respectfully invite roo1I
to examine thar sSOss 6eiore e1yins. 90. :.
tom House and Be warranted Eenuine Being dsinlnd -
sell atiOE hgure-Poaseng e hcitea y DO dlter
Prompt dealers. q win meet Their yiogs. - =.
BrandieE, Gsfns Runs and Whfaklogs
20 and i pipes Coguae 10 bis superi0E ESa HniB
: poS BsssaST De a. &c bis "a Rys s a.
= DO Rochelle DO 5bSlsgenHi0s Old Bour'nds
SdO pure Holland Gin; leo bols ans Tenn eors o.
aPaOcsOn'Psrs w. Run; snsSsp4 1as lr;s - sO'A
100 baskets and bzS Champagne, % % szussr1Aa;
% boxes IIoce and Mcsele; 10 do % I'D nnd ens.
50 Dc "a nangaraa' Whi's aad 70 % Aaasi'As
. boxes Pms Carstss 70 % Psr
PoFtsE, Ale, ke. ~.
% casks LoadOE 0rter, hesi hrADds.
% Do English and scotch AZ, 6sst branaIg
20 boxes Boxers eelehratad Wins Biftars,
20 do French Cordals, ASSORTED;
~ Do Brandy Charles $50
~ do cuFacOa, MaFeschnO and Abeyntha.
.a Cigars
10000 genuine Havana Cigars 5O000o German cirzs
choicest hands rohnes sS.'' S-iii''' -s''' -
g hzs Fine Virginia chsunE TseAsso r y. Azas..sf
i IS DO % % = ~tslssieaa l, : &C.:
- % ss 90 DO DO @s1'A'riA'fs S-e
boxes has Virginia Chewing Tobacco. 'susssr.n.sins -
% boxes hns yiryni. Chewing fOSaOeO, "CAAbs RuRa
20 bO.ss sns virginia ei.ss Tobacco, AnshOr A,sG
boxes ans virginia Chewing TO6sceO. ~Allsn's;''
50 boxes best Tsnns''Ss do 90
a 4. o4ss.Kssp q smh's esrutsd ssFrist as P.aoa.s
DenVe Tobaees, equal, II not suPeror Oangs ever Oss
81 N III.
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The Shelbyyille True Uaion hears Of great com
plant in some portions Of Bedford county Of the
rayages Of The rust The attack is different this
season from what has heretofore been as the blade
of the wheat suffers in,tead OF the stem. --s Cal
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RusT IN WHEAT.-The Wing Banner, published
in Purdy, Mcniry county says that the wheat crop,
which has hitherto promised an abundant harvest,
is being taker ty the rust, which win no doubt cut
IL short, IL not entirely destroy IT, go D 9'i- Ian
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GOLD PENS REPAInEDI

14.IioskIHs- ~ So
TNNeL0SB them. with 81 cents EACH in cent stanps
cents in money address, and they will be retarnedb
uril in good order. HOSKINS BARNES,
Gold Pen Mandatory
nov20-A&Wly No ~ Third street. Louisville -.
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a. A. b. ID e e CHI
1859.

A a. A. b. b e e c H ,aa
s-,ssos 90 COLLEGE sTREEg,
DEALERS IN eosr
STAl LE AND FANCY DIZZY GOODS,
SILK ROBES, RERAGR ROBES,
ORGANBIE ROBES, LACE SETS,
EMBROIDERY GOODS.
+ Il 81 ALL KINDS OF DRESS GOODS.
THREE PLY CARPETS, ---- assi -
/ TWO PLY CARPETS,
Ingram 4 ala kinds cheap Carpets,
~ VELVET CARPETS, ~ ~na 80
RUGS, MATS DRUGGETTs, ETC
/ ALL WIDTHS FE.OoR OAL CLOTHS,
] Canton mattings,
Satin Damask, 3 sei7
asa Cotton DamlasIE,
LARGE STOCK OF CURTAIN GOODs,.
1894 wagon Sheeting,
~ Call At Ne 81 College Street. i you want good Goods
nh2@ So.
1859. SPRING GOODS. 1859,
sszsao EVANS gee,
WHOLESALE DEALERS IN FOREIGN
AND DOMESTIC DRY GOODS, Va
RIETIESs -CL0EEsING. BOOTS,
SHOES, HATS, BONNETS. &C..
No. 1, Nashville Inn Block,
NASHVZLLEr TENRESSEE.
NITE are receipt our Stock Goods for Spring
w Trade, % which would call the attention Of Mer
chants visiting 9 ss;i our stock Every variety d o.
shoes, Hats, Bonnet &C., &C. s1 fs- al..y -s7l s
From our long experience in the purchase of goods for this
market we feel satisfied ia assortment and style our stock
surpassed and 70 prompt dealers
fsba4-S 80 = EVANS & co.
DRY GOoDSI DRY GOODSI
McWEEIIsTER BROS.
For the Fall Trade.
We receipt of the most desirable we'll selected
staple and Fancy Dry Goods!
We have ever offered to the tile retail trade.
TTAVING puTchaaed this Importers
Commission Houses in the Eastern Cities feel hest
fancy saying that we are thereby enabled sell goods at
. A9 Low TPRI CES
and on Reasonable Terms any house in the city.
81. Our present stock embracesever variety OF
New and Fashionable Designs,
such as very handsome Robes Ala; SEES
T-EE0Efl :. :, 'A aFal,a.
--a #52E . g Pen 1ssi'i dad
French DsIaInes' Plain and Fancy Esrf 81 i
Freaeh and English McrinOesi
IaysIias for travelling Dresses
Plaid SIerino, English and French; -
style Of wis., Plain Fancy Ssand Cioas
Black Silks all grades together with other article too h ous to
Wehsve also ve-y large stock of Staple Goods such
BE Ts aYl DOMESTIC NEST all grades
A inchPlow case oottsn;
Brown sheeting;
AZ and OF sea island do;
Bro. and bid drills;
Plid Linsey, all kinds;
FlSnnels, all cOlors, qualities and pricesi .e.-
Canton Flannels;
Negro Blankets;
Bed Blankets every size and quality
Brown Jeans, kersys Sanett Cassmeres Vestings, Shirts
Fronts Collars and in fact every article person may
find in complete retail store.
We also keep constantly hand complete
Shoes Hats Caps, DUfour Anchor brand Boiling
c;ot Carpets, &c. To all of which Of
the trading community. Our motto is to sell cheap the
cheapest. McWHIRTER BROS. /
sepI5 No. 81. North Market sreet.
To. J. 4. REED
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DIR. KEEN,
Surgeon and Mechanical Dentist,
VNTR citizens Nashville respectfully informed that
McKeen has taken Rooms at No. 30 Cherry street. front
room up stairs he will be constantly found those
who may need his professional sk in reeying the
teeth long experience and practice enables
all work performed by him The extryagant
charges Of the Profession have hitherto prevented very many from
Avang Themselves Of the medical and mechanical aid that in
dspensbe for health comfort and beauty That fact has in
duCe such era uaon of prices that Will be IN the power OF
anvop TO incur EXPENSE. aI9s-dIm
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SUMNER MANUFACTURING C0HF1NX,

j. A. BELL EFT AIS
DURSUANTsoa aesree OF the sumner Chancery Court
this April Term 1853, we, the undersigned Commissioners
Eli on Saturday, the 25h day sell
the highest bidder creditOf g. ~ and q months the
-asrt CONTON FACTORY
belonging to the Manufacturing Company,
Town OF Gslatn county State Of Tennessee Said
FACTORY has 6 Spinning Franes which 206 Spinales.
Reels Dresses "a Cards and fer Bats speeders, Drivers
4yooms which have averaged about 10000 yards CSth per
week With good FIGURING Mill attached All driven ~ first
class Engine in good order. -U
Their large brick boarding house. with out b1lngs,
ick once end bale with two three dwellings opera
Ves and 10 10 OF land will be sold with the Factory
Factory buildings. This property originally
about S5OOJ improvements made Its locality
Neatly and Of being the Louisville and Nashville
Railroad 20 miles from Nashville coal be had BY Railroad
River Of good quality There viii be sold at tho time and
terms, or 10 acres OF laud in lots
The sale is absolute snject redemption. The Commits
soners authorized 70 sell privately publicly ANY furh
Information be obtained by addressing the undersigned at
Galatn, Tenn. :. r. A. TONPKINS,
mays twtd W. IL. BLACKMORE, CONS.
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A LARGE impOEzsion q Tnpaie. Alsu, lsEss lOt q
n Sheet Copper, Shf zinc. Wire, Copper BottsAs, kse
Llsmah Machines and Tools. BahinE Ts, Geek s.'Fes
styles. Massrs ceaed minute RreezeE Ao -
Of pressed and apanned sinEzre and for Ne igE i1r "a
nav 80 P.H.1AXEx = co.
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WISH to buy ali the coed yogu NEGROES list l. offered
in this marxsf, and got The money pay for hea
Call and before jon sslL WILL l. BOYD, JE.
may 10
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East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1859-12-22
FROZEN TO DEArH.-A man by the name

FROZEN TO DEATH.-A man by the name
Of John Mccartney, about 40 years of
age, resident of Flushing, Genesee Co
was found frozen TO death by the side of
the road, in the town of Montrose on
Friday, the 18th inst. He had been to
Flushing the day before to get his cattle
shod; had been drinking some, and had,
when found, broken bottle in his pocket,
which had contained liquor. The de-
ceased leavers a wife and several children
in Flushing, where he owned farm; he
had always borne good character among
his neighbors.