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IyDIAv OurRAGEs s--We copied from another pa
per last week brief paragraph stating tha, there
had been farther Indian disturbances In ne town OF
Ancram week or two since. The Gazette Of last
week had detailed Statement, sol the affair, by
which II appears that on the llth instant Deputy
Sheriff Sedgwick dlspossessed man 0f farm in
that town, aud placed another man by the name OF
Shook IN possession. During the succeeding night
number Of persons assembled and compelled the
occupant to getnp and assist them 10 pulling down
the building.


During the succeeding week the same officer
wenttO Ancram 10 EJECT another individual, but
found he had already left the premises, and that
another person had taken possession of the house,
which he refused TO quit. The officer put him out
after struggle, and then gave possession 10 a Mr..
B5gaIdus. This gentleman il tseems they are deter
mined 10 drive off, as they have since visited his
premises destroying his agricultural implements,
cutting MS harness, and committing other deprcda-
tions.


On Thursday las, Mr Sedgwick again paid
7isIt 10 the town Of Ancram accompanied by a pos
Sc Of abou, 30 from this city, 10 dispossess a man
named Coons, and 10 serve distress warrant for
rsntr Arriving at that place, they found Coons
nan est. and having collected The rent for which he
had warrant without serving 1t, the Sheriff and
his posse returned 10 the city the same day. We
have not learned that any farther ou;rages have
been committed. Iaudson Repub. Tuesday.