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Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-04-21

Cha8gg Ra8ggRgl
"HE latest, and decidedly the best im>
Il proved, as well as the cheapest Cheese
Presses, are now being maHnfactur red by the
subscriber at the ceuter of Edinburgh. Some
half dozen Of these presses were used by
dairymen in this county last season, and this
test secured their most hearty commenda-
tion without dissenting voice. a a.'5i@
After several years devoted to the inn
proyement of cheese presses, | have at
length produced press, which believe |.
can demonstrate, to be superior to any now
in ;use--and this has been, and | fully be
lieve willbe The testimony of oil who have,
or, who shall give it a trial. -,
Daifymen are respectfully requested to
call on the subscriber at the center Of Edin-
burgh and examine this improved press.
A sink double Press can be afforded for $3.
Orders left atthe office Of the Portage
Sentinel, will at all times rsceiye prompt at-
tentien. a2iis % 40 s4as4ar C STONE
Edinburgh, March 9e, 1851. = sos,f.3
-l9y p s,I,z. ssheriff's sale. SIS sse7
DYvirtue Of a writ Of yendi in attachment
ID to me directed and delivered from the
common pleas of Portage county, Ohle,I shall
expose TO sale at public vendue at the court
house in the town of Ravenna on FD' to9t
Saturday the l0h day Of Nay nest,
between the hours Of ten O'Clock, A. NJ. and
four o'clock, p N of said day the follows
ing described lands andetenements to wit:
"A lot Of land situated at the centre of Suf-
field township, Portage county Ohio, and
bounded as follows to wit; on the north by
land Of Christina Fritch and John Grcene>
walt, on the westby land of Jacob Yerrick,
on the south by the east and west centre
road Turning through said tow nship and. on
the east by land belonging to Christina
Fritch, supposed to contain one half acre Of
land be the same more or less. Taken in at:
tachment as the property of Samuel Wilmer
at the snit Of Jacob Rhodes. ,+-e., fa,yf !
Appraised at &4e0, s.@.l .a s,.s
! i, -. JAMES WOODARD, Sheriff.
Sheriff's Office, Portage Co. 5.... ~. '-..
April lst 1850. o,e 7"'o'I $'''
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-04-21

9EoD A1ys@
Celebrated Family Ointment.


Celebrated Family Ointment :
10 Mid, Scfe 1hororgh and tAs Ryemea Edcrs<t kmS
y erer used. IL is composed If Pegaabie Ezraets saf
Possesses P.er aneeEaed IN the sai Of Msdcsz< w ~
c.Es q i.fnnmatory Dfseases. fss-lc - -
tits universally acknowiedgedto be an infalblo remedy
IN every case where it has been faithfully applied on d.
human systen Tor promotng Insensbe ferspruton and
nyauable m az diseases o. the fcs Obsiinasc Ulcers
sHd sores Chbians sore fhfoat, Burs Cuts Cufahcon
Erupons Sore Nipples sofe Breast Diseases of the Ev
Ague In The Face. Rheumatic rains. Contracted CosdL
Pain in the Side Back and other parts Of is
sore. containing the a:t particle Of Innammatoa. %
permanently cured by urs great remedy. - -
-. HEALING VIRTUES. ~
II isl fart. authenticated here, as weif as an over %
6tate. aud indeed the whole western stat thar 6ioans
Medicines hare cvbtaied wide spread celebrity and no.
paiatio 10 which they Justly entied by tef ksask
virfses and powcrs We not among those who ars
prone 10 endorse every patent hnmbug that along.
aud in this iastnfee have delayed endorsement un6
have been able to make douhiy sure no, oy
BY testing them personality oufseves. but from the scstk
uony nj numerous portion Of the community iiyinR
arolil, US Illinois Gsote. April I? ,1SsA =
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-04-21

PATTasaEH EHgssANp.s-,Smith says that
Bonnslly would be pattern Of husband,
N It wa mot for i failing or two he's got.
hHs SlMsys comes home drunk, and when
.hes drunk hs siway pitches his wife out Of
ne window, and sends The tea table after
hsr. With these slight drawbacks, be is
ssss rod q man To- his family, as you could
.possibly dssirs 81 This being the case, we
h0pn1frG Donnelly viii bear his foibIes,
Ssnd bless DIE Lord that be didn't send her a
brute ,fog Husband, like some poor Hansn
~oss {aHH Hn .asof1
ISTRrRETArIoss or rHR CHEAr PosT.
ACE LAws-ThePestsaasfer General has
:. dstidsd alhat, under The new Postage law
which sakes effect OH the lst Of July, week
lypspsrsonly are entitled % circulate in the
mail Tree Of postage, in The country where
published; and that in estimating the yari-
ous distances mentioned in the act, the Office
Of publicstioni is the starting place, and not
county lines, eFsa2 a5t55 - '55# ha';.S 3
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-04-21

IL ly on hand and for sale. Corn mes
nd Butkwheat Flour. Dec. 7th.
BROAD CLOTHS-At Horr's store Sha.
! - = lersvile you can find a large stock of
superior French cloth, Fancy Casslmeres
&c. which | offer at lower prices thah our
neighbors in old Portage. ',gi
OctIa ss-Az tsss5iE z A.V. HoRR.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-04-21
a...sls n ST : : +.
For Cash or Ready Pay,
I'D. ~, SO.Y.VERTTkLE III

'~t'a'i! TAIL EOR. se4g Hef3
SII0P Remored to few doors west Of
- the Post Office. =, ''i-e s.'s
O. The FASHIONS for this Spring and
Summer just received - S754
=: GF>Cutting done to order. ei asdHss
- G Linen tape. g. M ortocco inch meas
ures for salctapi .15..-5. gssg .Z..g-f,..,z4{{
Ravenna. April 9Th iaai. 305tf.
!. IsNper 44Msssissgs. 1e5
.TUST received this day, by. Railroad" p the
u ldrgest and cheapest lot of Wall Paper ever
brought. to this market, designed for Spring
trade, at ROWELL Co.'S,
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-04-21

go
Miner Merrick.
John E. Jackson. !
Lydia Underwood.
Joseph Holden. J
Mason Gibbs. /.
j Thomas BriGden. .
George Dewey aa
Isaac Phelps.
Jason Rider. 2 {
George Sheldon.
John Martin aifG7
Solomon Martin. 9
Tho's Wilkamsss5
Abram Olmstead.
Thomas Gorby.
Erastt,s CartersJf.
Aldin M. Pease.
Orvis Footes! sEad
Aaron Adams.aga
w. w. Hinrnali. g;
,2gyesk} 70 =
n preniinus be of.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-04-21
On Wool.

, The best exhibit Of Wool. comprising the -
z kot, ard being the clips Of his own foeki 4
the present year, the cleansing and dos e
!. sing up for marketa as wellas the quality
considered ..-..s.ss .ss.. =. 81 0O
I'd bestdo.. i. ...s. ..rs..... .,....!......3 on
Sd best tdo,.,.,,,.,......,.., ..2 90
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-04-21

DAyENNA SUMMIT. MILL FLOUR
II Extra, Premium, Brand, constantly on
hand and for sale. g1.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-04-21

! N. B. No animal entered as one. of span
will be permitted to compete for.the premium Of
: fered on single animals of the same description.
Il y On Neat Cattle! .:7-
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-04-21

pe inted for. the ensuing year
At,eater-Caleb Atwater.
Asrora-Nelson Eggleston,
Brimfeld--William Kelso,
Charleston-L. {. Brown,
Deertietd-E. D. Hubbard,
Edinbargh-W., Olmstead,
Fraaklin-Cha Buttol1,
Fresdom-Joseph Baker.
Hiram-Andrew Young,
Mantud-Amzi Atwater,. e
Nelson-Henry Beecher.
Paris-Georgs Hartzell,
Palmyra-Francis Lewis,
Rootstoacn- Jarnes Wright,
RandolphLAnstin Collins,
Rarcnna-S. Slaughter,
Streetsborough-W.C.Do Bow
Shalersrtlie-T Hine.
SuEeld--Hofaee Adams,
Windham-S. II: Pardee.
! On motion. il was
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-16
Further Mormon OuTages at Beaver Island
Brutal and Deliberate Murder by the t0i-
lowers of Strang.

tFrom the Detroit Mich Advertiser, June ~
The miScrsantS who have gathered themselves To-
eether upon Beaver Island, under the title OF Nor
mons are making rapid and sure progress In the de-
grecs OF crime which lead from adultery theft, arson
robbery, 10 deliberate murder .
Ii will be recollected by readers thai we pup
hShed during the past winter several comhuih'a-
lions from the island, among which was one giving
the particulars of the burning OF The evening
houses OF two men by the name OF Bennett iheSe
RcnnettS are not MormonS. nor have they ever been
they happened 10 To residents OF the iSlahds' ana
10 be owners OF property there and were men OF COCA
character and department. Strang who mas oeel u
Detroit lall. and IS under various indictments mas
long sought the ruin Of these men, Is well a. ha1 OF
other GentleS" aS he styles them and hlS tnreaiS
ITO DIVE them from the island, dead or alive nave
been so often repeated as 10 excite no Apprehension
mini the burning Of their houses during the past WIN
ter bv him since which event the inhabitants OF the
island, not MormOnS, have kept close ana constant
watch upon their houses and property
The conditions upon which Strang oHetel lmhu-
nity IL these persons WAS, thai they should become
MormOnS. and Weld themselves up 70 Dc g0EeIneH
Nv Mormon laws. Not seeing III 70 Cohpll win
MS revolving alternative. these GentleS have
been constantly and particularly pursued IN va.
nous wavs. at times bV mock litigation: ana al
esbsr tieS hy inroadS upOn their rights anu proper
:, ~,thont color of law until last week, when they
assembled together 20 the number OF my OF more
and proceeded 70 the dWelng-hoQSe OF lnoihaS
Bennett armed with rneS, pistols, Knives &C anu
bearing as they said. a Mormon precept authorizing
hem 10 seize his person AMI take his property Up
on their approach, Bennett closed MS uooIS az ans
them. telling them not 70 enter upon when they
fred some forty shots into the house, the effect OF
which was 20 drive T. Bennett forth 20 seek safety
in fight but when he had gained few rods, he fell
dead pierced by FIVE rife balls and forty olck-sho'
They next pursued the other Bennett who fed IN
s,,rrtiyely but after gong few rods, remembered
the condition OF his poor WIFE who was alone IN me
house and returned 10 receive their shot Just aS ne
crossed the threshold His hand was cut IN two oy
he shot. and the wound may not be mortal The
$50 tben tool the dead body Of Thomas Bennett,
and dragging il by the hair OF the head to the boat
,hreS ,f in and compelled Samuel Bennett the
wounded man to follow and sit down BY It they tnsn
drove the distracted woman alter them no ne ope'
80 toll them distance of 1--WE miles 10 the HarboT,
where they held post morton examination on 'ne
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-16

body Of Thomas Bennett, with Jury composed "
hornOns, with the exception OF three persons, who
were ." Genrlcs," at which Z WIS proposed BIZ the
Mormon Jurors to bTlng IN a verdict that Bennett
came 70 his death while resisting the law wHle
the persons who were not MOrwODS decided that
Bennett was deliberately murdered fearful ex-
cltcmCrt prevailed toward the miscreant Morm0ns
among he Indians on the island who haze AM fear
them, well rs among the Wnle p0pIlgtl0n wno
aTe not MOrmCns and they were restrained from
executing summary vengeance upon the mIrlefS
Only though fh- urgent advice Of Nessrs Mckinley,
Bowers Moore and DInsmore. who had perSua led
them - await the execution Of the laws OF Michigan
upon the wTetches.
j. VI Mckinley from whom We gather the fore
going revolving particulars. IS : business man OF
character and integrity, and Deputy United States
Marshal. far above the reach ol aspers,on from
Strang and his mInions He has been himself perSe-
cuied by that man. and has never complained on.
rather sought bv kindness 20 overcome their hostility
lie was a resident Of the island long before the
Mormons went there, and has invested large
amount Of money there, IN building. fishing aPPa-
ratus. &c.
We hope 10 see efficient measures taken by the
ministers Of the law Of Michigan, 10 Finiic.te rs
authority by the arrest Of the actual mur-erers OF
Thomas Bennett and b. the Indictment Of the mis-
CTcdnt Strdng a. an accessory before the TACT
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-16
BROOKLYN ITEMS.

ACCIDENTS. -LandOR Mellon, a workman
engaged on the ferry-bOat Manhattan, while repair
ing the smOkesta Saturday last lost hs footing
and fell TO the deck lie taken to the City Hos
pltal where ascertained that MS left leg
fractured IN several places
On Saturday evening boy, named Rupert Rob
ertS. was knocked down BY passing omnibus IN
Myrue-aVe, ana uOc upon by one OF the horses lie
conveyed TO the residence Of ms parents,
of Myrtle-aye. and Adams-St.
On Friday afternoon q man, named John Owen,
while at work blasting rocks near the corner of Myr-
teave and SandfoTdst, had his left hand badly shat
tered. He was taken 20 the Hospital where the IN
Jured member was amputated and ne Is now doing
well
On Thursday last laborer, named Barney Law
erty had ms left leg broken Just above the ankle
consequence of barrel OF lime rolling upon 1t while
engaged in unloading cart at Red-llOOk Point lie
was taken TO the Hospital.
About ~ o'clock on Friday night, as one Of the
FULTON feuy-boaS was entering the slip on this side,
woman named Grist having small child IN her
arms, accidentally fell overheard Officer WanZer
and Mr. John McHenry succeeded in saving both
mother and child.
Found DRowNED.-The body of an I'M
known man, about ) feet 10 inches in hight. with
sandy hair, taken from the water at the foot of
AtantC-st on Saturday evening. Had on pair Of
fuStlan pantalOOns and boots n Guernsey SHIRT WAS
attached TO belt around the body. An inquest vas
held yesterday, and verdict IL accordance with the
facts rendered.
FIRE.-On Friday night last, the carpcn-
ier-shop Of William Beard, located in COngreSs-st..
between Henry and Clinton Sts, was destroyed bY
fire. together with it, contents. The loss exceeds
500 No insurance.
CITY COURT fer Seduction.
Aaron Bradley, young colored gentleman, and
member Of the legal profession, appeared 70 answer
an Indictment charging HIM with having effected the
seduction of a young woman OF ms own race, named
Cecilia Holly The parties had formed an intimacy
al the house Of plaintiffs brother, a shoemaker IN
Williamsburg. the defendant being also at the time
a member Of 81 CrSpnS craftD and the haison then
took place under a promise of marriage, which de-
PENDANT on the assumption of has new dgnitics, al
tcrward refused to ratlfy The trial occupied two
DAYS, and a verdict of guilty was rendered against
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-16
News from tho Indian Country-The Cholera
amcng the Indians. &C.

ST. Louis, saturday, June ".
Mr. Burt arrived here last evening from For. Mac
kay. Mr b has been engaged IN collecting various
tribes OF Indians at Fort Mackay. and some 5000
would be assembled there There were I'VE different
tribes representative Cheyenes, kiowas, Canaan
ches, Arapahoes. ard one other tribe, al OF whom
seem well disposed towards US.
MAJOR Fitzpatrick, for whom they are waiting, WAS
met at Craw Greek
Sir. Burt says ,he7e Indians Will decline meeting
the Commissioners at Fort Laramie. this summer,
where it was intended TO hold grand convection
Of all the tribes 20 that region.
M Burt nd not meet Col Summers command Of
troops lie learned they were Ou the route, bat pro-
ce-ding very slowly, IN consequence of the prevail
encC Of the cholera among them. Eight or ten were
DYING daily. ard numbers were deserving IL was
stated that two surgeons of The command had del
of Che disease The name of Mr. Kennedy Is the
only one rccOllCctei
Tie trains OF the traders were IA a similar con IL
ton. the cholera having appeared among them, and
the teanster, had deserted M the gcscrl. panic.
Tie Mississippi River ls SILL rerc ling very slowly
Accounts above state that an she rivers are falling
The fall, SO far Is only eight and half inches
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-16
PHILADELPHIA.
The Post e-Deaths-Markets and Stocks.
Correspondence of The Tribune
PHILADELPHIA, Sunday, June IS

PHILADELPHIA, Sunday, June Is.
Some of the charges made against our
Philadelphia Post-Ofhce were dlSprOvcd yesterday,
by the appearance mere of bundle Of IS letters ron
NCw-N orR June 3, containing rcmittances 10 very
LARGE amount which were returned TO the Phlladel-
pima Office, from NncenneS, lnd "here they ha1
been mis- sent from your CITY Several OF them have
been advertised as lost one To NJ Schultz q Co,
contained $1,000 another 10 Farnum Larned Co,
SIS 1907, and others various sums 10 West q Cox, JOS
Sill q Co and others
The Eagle Engine Co. No. 10. Of New-Eork Is eX-
pected 10 arrive IN this city tomorrow they Will be
received hy number of our fire companies On
Wednc Sday next, the Empire Hook and Ladder COM
pany Will receive their apparatus from New 1 orA
During the week ending Saturday, June u, l5o
deaths occurred an the city and districts apoplexy,
3 consumption, Is diaTThea, suI porn, 10, ana
ia nom various diseases. Under year 81 from
To TO- 80 from 10 to 30, 90 from 30 To 90 30 from
50 10 90, 10. From the Aims House, Ia people OF
color 10 and from the country.
The CoTToN market continues quiet sales ~ tpano
AMI New Orleans at ga kcts y 10 for ordinary To aT quail
" The FLOUR market has ehHtI gone 10 OI'a,s 49,
standard brands AT 81 l2i barrel buI some huueA WI
accept the prices The sales Tor cly are
limited AT 81 2i t. q IS tor common ana extra brands
RYE FLOUR steady AZ So 37i sud CORN MEAL al = -
barrel GRAN-MHEAT continues scarce ana No iuIthet
sales have under our notice kAk is III demand Al
cts hushel CORN Is IN limited supply and IS wanted
sales nf 200 hush yellow Ga cts adOat In OATS no
change cargo OF 100 bags Rio COFFEE sold ~ about y
els b. SIX months SUGAR IN good demand sales Of
pat en- terms kept private. MHISkY-Demand moderate
sales Of hhds At 2liG22cs and hhls at ~ cts . g.
SANS % STOCKS - First BOGrd-S2000 Tennessee D,
g. Sl5S Iehieh Int S2i 1850 Aileghay Goes IS Siv
s Nav linton IS; $1,000 do 49, $1,000 DO mi On 50 S5V H
b. s. 900 do mi 100 Shs Read RR, s. ~ 100 40 -
So6 10 S. 90 100 do % DO h5 29 100 do 2s do
r. Ell. 2 do Mime Hl RR h5, 6s 10 do ha5ISoIsh ht,
a. ~ 10 Leigh Nav 81, 30 do Penna b. iiS' " 40
S. no. IA do doMer \ Man Rank, p, So
second Poard-S3O 900 Tenn S. 81 Man 50, $1,000 Read
MoIt 6S S. $500 state S. 81 % shs FaSs n 'S,
l 20 Rk Ptnna lly
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-16
Destructive Storm in wisconsin.

4 correspondent Of the Milwaukee Com
7CrclGl AdrcTfLscr OF the 9th INST. gives teoloraoe
account Of storm which passed over Walworth
County on the previous Saturday night he Is not
very clear AS 10 localities but speaks Of the swelling
OF Duck Lake anU consequent damage OF the Canal
house on Duck Greek was blown from MS iounla-
ton, and turned Sey-tlrYey-the inmates with inc
exception Of one female having previously rushe
out-she being badly crushed among the falling
tlmbers.
The house Of p Brown. near the head Of the lake.
was blown some nine rods from It's foundation. Mr..
Brown. wife and two children. and young man,
were IN the house at the time All except the chill
dTen much injured but, II IS thought not dan
gerOuslv The children were asleep IN trIndlc bed
under the bed of their parents and thus escaped
hurt. Il is stated that from the appearance OF the
ruins, the house must have been taken bodily from
It's foundation, and struck hrst upon rs ridge. This
OF course. seems incredible. But, II II IS true, the
escape OF the family, or member Of Il, IS almost MI
TaculouS To show the extraordinary force OF the
whlrwnd, It also stated that jack oak near the
house was torn up by It's roots and conveyed some
distance into an adjoining field.
In one place, on Bloom Prairie, about twenty
acres Of meadow land were ref from the Su0Soll 20
the depth Of three feet, by the rushing water and
deposited IN uncOuth masses some distance below
Many other instances of similar character, but
less IN magnitude, have been reported. SO far rs IS
now heard from, not a bridge or dam remans-
everything j. swept clean A letter received by H.
B. Gooisell Of Milwaukee, from Jas simmons Esq.
OF McHenry county. IL. IS miles South Of here
contains the intelligence that abOIj q houses were
blown down ma Highland Frame and tllat three per-
sons were killed IN one house.
{. NJ. Baker, ESQ, well known as one OF the Re-
yiS0Ts who lives upon the south side of the outlet,
attempted about sunrise tins morning tO ford the
lake AZ narrow point above the crevasse. lie had
"a Uc IN one hand, g tin pail IN the other dld was
mounted OH powerful horse that would 10 All inal
horsefesh capable cf performing to keep his riders
head above water. tic had passe! safely about ten
rods when the horse plunged headl0ng into hole m
the gravel that had been worn ~ the current during
the night and disappeared When they came up Mr.
b. was hanging 70 the rens and still firmly mounted
The force OF the current, however, was so great as
To draw them niO the stream and down through the
break in the embankment. Mr. b. finding himself I'M
able 10 direct the horse. slid gently of behind. and
seizng HIM by the tail. abandoned himself 20 the
chances of tins novel and somewhat perlious voyage
Having thus passed the foamng rapids where the
water was rushing through the break IN the embank
ment they foated through an eddy and were saved
all but the Jug That, Sir B., Ike consistent tee
totaller, as he Is, threw away
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-16
ArURDAY, June l4-P.M.

The Stock market was generally heavy
for the Fancies to-dayi and the decline in Reading
continues It closed a. ST. fall Of Il p cent from
the highest point It sold in Boston as 10" as '''
but sfters ard recovered 10 S. Canton continues 70
improve. closing at IS. Erie sold al s'l, dividend
OF which IS about previous pnees. Long Island vas
rather frner and went to cot. The earnings Of me
month look well. Harlem was heavy and closed .;
IS. Uuca and schenectady improved y cent sell
Ling At lbs. and Rochester and Syracuse was IN de-
mand at I . cent. improvement. sionington tel on
y conf Ere Securities are steady. Illinois and
Indian. Stocks are stin improving For Government
there is a fair demand and the market IS steady
There was but small business done for
tho steamer but the rates continue firm, and first
NIL. IN moderate supply Sterling Is lOf@l0t.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-16
U. y. District Court SATURDAY, June
Before Judge Belts.

Abraham Cole and others, 0GnerS Of Schr.
Emily, agt the ship hate Hunter -Orners Kate Hun
ter agt. schr. Emiy.-Cross suit TO recover damage
for collision al sea before daylight on the morning OF
the 9th November last. The Emily, 1871 tuns left
New-York with cargo and two officers and twenty
five seamen of the l. :. Navy as passengers. on the
morning of the 25th of November When about 70
miles from Barnegat Light, on the 9th, as stated
collision occurred between her and the Kate Hunter,
the latter vessel being on her way to New York -
Both vessels were considerably injured, and the
schooner put back for repairs losing thereby her pas
senrers who went by another conveyance. The
suit on the part OF the Emily Is 10 recover $500 On
the other hand, large amount Is claimed for the
ship.
Ii IS commended on the hand, that the fault was
with the ship. the schooner was gong close haul
while the ship was running free On the part OF the
shin II was SAID that the schooner had no light nor
lookout and the morning dark and thai the schooner
changed her course across the bows Of the ship &c
On the part Of the schooner II IS said she was well
managed or she would have been entirely run down
Argument was heard
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-16
Destructive Fires at 81. Louis and Loss OF Life
Burning of the steamer Sultana, sc.

ST LOUIS, Thursday June ~
Five buildings on Second-sI, occupied by Buhler
and Harlow furniture dealers and upholsterers' were
DESTROYED by FIRE. The loss IS SbO'OOO-co'efed Oy
insurance. .,
The steamer Sultana was burned 20 the waters
edge al II O'Clock to-day, and Ave or SIX persons are
supposed to be lost. She hal iull cargo lor New
O3eans. being loaded with 50 hhds bacon and l,oOJ
bales hemp The boat insured for $50,OOO-
$4,000 in the Lexington, Madison, Floating DOCK;
Columbus and Union Offices The IRE communicated
IN the sugar refinery Of Agelrodt, which sustained
loss of s25 600 which was covered BY insurance.
The sugar refinery Of Mr. Anselbeck was also de-
stroyed by FIRE The loss Is covered BY an insurance
Of $4,000.