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Detroit Free Press
Thursday, 11 August 1859

         Body Recovered - The body of a man, supposed to be
       the one drowned on Sunday near the Marine Hospital,
       and who was supposed to be a CHARLES HARVEY from papers
       found in his clothes which were left on the shore, was
       recovered yesterday near Wright's mill. Justice Ensworth
       summoned a jury of inquest, who viewed the body and took
       some testimony last evening, when they adjourned till 
       this morning. The Tribune of last evening learns from a
       gentleman who is acquainted with the facts that the man
       is probably CHARLES HARVEY. His residence was in the
       town of Ash, Monroe county, about 10 miles north of
       Monroe. He was a hard-working man, a cooper by trade.
       He was unmarried, about 35 years of age, was subject to
       occasional fits of derangement, and probably was suffer-
       ing under the influence of one of these at the time of
       his death. - He has a father and mother living in Monroe
       county.
       
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