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The Court assg ned A. Edgerton counsel for the p
sonerwho plea ded not guilty to the indictment for ap
pearing disguise &c. and for conspiracy and attempt TO
rescue prisoners from the custody Of the Sheriff


Augustus Kittle pleaded not guilty to an indictment
Parker is counsellor him lie pleaded guilty to the in
dictment for appea ring disguised &C. and combination
to resist the execution OF process


The Grand Jury are receiving testimony in regard
to the circumstance connected with the Earle sale
large number prese that sale Indians will be in
dicted for murder Among other important facts bear
ing this is notorious that previous to the
arrival of Steele and Edgerton on the ground, vote
taken by the Indians in the wood as to what
they should pursue in the event of attempt make
sslethe result Of which is seen in the melancholy af
fair of which Steele the victim.


Many OF those in under the charge Of par
tcpatng in the murder OF Steele emphatic in their
condemnation Of those who have been instrumental
by their inammatory appeals, in bringing this trouble


From Albany Atlas. Sept. lol


DELHI Wednesday evening September l7.-Since
mine OF Monday evening last four detachmens of horse
have gone out and are yet out, making arrests and
then ont have in this time returned bringing in few
prisoners and various reports to the state Of feeling
the infected districts. Nothing has transpired in
county courts yesterday, to-day; some argument OF
motions, arragnments in criminal cases hearing the
pleas and the taking Of recognzances of criminals and
witnesses.


Yesterday, w Bryant was arraigned on two indct.
meats one for Disgusting &C. and for conspiracy the
S.ner LOT kdnsppng OF Steele and Parker in March
last ana plead not guilty CLANCY Walrath, was ar
raigned for the same ofence-saw the kidnapping
plead not guilty.





SO was James Barnhar they therefore having leave and
arraigned and plead.


The grand jury still hard at work They have
found about 300 true bills Of indictment and against
100 persons in great number of cases several bills
being found against the same individuals.


These bills mostly for Disgusting &c. conspiracy
assault and battery false Imprisonment kidnapping rob-
bng officers Of their papers attempts to rescue SC &c


One OF the late principal of the hostility of the
Indians to late amented under.sher and probably
helped to bring about his dea their hands, that
foul report had been circulated among them and spread
over the whole infected district and believed there
orally that Steele msused Squres and his family last
winter, when he arrested that individual in the night
time in Roxbury Before this arrest the Indians had
serted that 1900 men could not take Squres from Rox
bury Steele did it with but three. This, too CALLED
them badly Squires is now in prison here awaiting his
trial. or rather indictment for later offences these mat
ters and at this late hour has out and made pub
lie declaration in our home prints denying the foul sto-
ries told Of the abuse Steele gave him and his e and
family and declaring that Steele kind and gentle
an officer in all ways We glad to hear the truth
out even at this late hour but alas do good to
the unfortunate officer about whom these lies told
except to help to put to right misguided minds
who from such fasehood have been induced harbor
terrible hostilitytowards Steele in his life and attempt
to defame his memory since death.