East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1860-12-27

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Boss, BURRELL & Co., in connection
with their line of stages from Fentonville
run an Express, assume the responsibility
of safely transmitting all packages en-
trusted to them, and are governed by the
rules adopted by other Express Compa-
MES in regard to the delivery of goods
Their charges are uniform, as low as
those of any stage express OF the same
distance in the West, and their response
bility is unquestioned, they have thus far
given very general satisfaction and the
complaints against them are the except
ion and very trivial exception at that,
but their Agent here, Mr.. GATES, has
had the assurance to send note to n
friend Of "Our BLAIR" Of the RcpsJAcaa,
over the river, informing him that he had
a package-whether it was an "original
package" or not the writer does not state,
but as it is denominatcd 'Keg," the in
ference is that it was not "dry package"
at the Office in East Saginaw, upon which
the charges were paid--paid in talies-.and
for this impudent act, r,
l "The very head and front of his offending
Hath this extent, no more" rs
Mr.. GATES is charged with having an
etching palm" for silver IN quantam sg6iciI
i'm italics; Boss, Burrell & Co of be-
ing a swindling firm--in italics; the citizens
of Saginaw advised to sanction these out
RACES no longer--in italics; and to withdraw
their patronage from this swindl6Y con.
in italics. Something is said about
failure to carry the mail according to
contract-a circumstance very likely to
occur with an office at the end of the
route, where failure to perform results
in failure to get pay for service--and a
miscellaneous smart at things generality us
INDUCED in; at the commencement, how
ever, of the desolating waste of balderdash
bosh and bombast elected in the article,
occurs the following "green spot"
awe are glad to learn that the Ameri-
can Express Company, are not responsible
for the non delivery Of goods, &c to our
citizens, and we therefore cheerfully ex
onerate the Company from any blame
which we have hitherto attributed to
them"
Good, for the American Express Co.
OF course it is perfectly right and
proper for this self.constituted conserva-
tor of public business and morals to
"pitch in" whenever he sees things going
wrong. If everybody fails to please ev-
erybody in their way Of doing business
then everybody should be denounced as
"s,cndlers and all concerns as "srindling
concerns" and citizens should be advised
to sanction these outrages no onger-in ital-
ics-such course is gcntlemanly, just,
judicious, many patrons Of Mr.. BLAIR
are particular personal fliends Of Boss,
BURRELL or other members of the firm,
and of course it plcascs them to sec these
gentlemen coudeousely noticed by the
press; they realize that belligerent, irri.
table, pugnac'us editor is so nice 'to have;
community are grat6ed to have some
body ready to publish their small gre.
vanccs and the whole thing works beau
tifully. If an outsider, having "a bone
to pick" with men Of the first respccta-
bility in Saginaw City should take his
griefs to some editor who would dish
them up with pungcnt seasoning Of
such explosives as svindlers, cxtortionists,
robbers, plunderers etc. who outraged
community IN qaant9a snf.ea--in italics
it would be an apt and amisble illustrs.