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ANrr.RENr WAR IN DELAWARE COUNTY UT
will be recolIected that on Monday, Of last week,
O Steele and G. Parker, officers OF Delaware CO.,
were driven by the disguised Indians OF Andes and
Boyina, into an upper room OF Hunting's tavern,
IN Andes, Some hundreds surrounding the house,
Keeping them prisoners tor snesrly ~ hours, ard
making every effort 10 break into the room-the
iroat entrance to the room was guarded ny the pr-
soners, having each pair OF Hollis SIX barrel pls-
tolls. A back stair entrance was guarded by Mr..
Huating, TIL wearied and worn out; he was about
yielding the passage, when his wife, "a lady OF
slight figure, but uadaunted courage) seized carv-
lug knife aud sprang into The entrance, declaring
she would defend TO the last drop Of her hearts
blood" She kept her position for two hours, and
un relief arrived.


Extract OF letter from lady in Delhi, to a gen.
tleman in this city-


.'DsiHl, March 18th, ls45.


Sunday evening {
with the Indians are coming to crisis, as you
must have received hurried sketch; have pre-
viousy sent OF the maRGuvres OF wednesday and
Thursday. On Friday, two parties of thirty men
under the command OF deputy sheriffs .. Steele
and L Edgerton, lett here, one party for Roxbury,
and the other for Andes, for the purpose OF arrest
Ing some of the Indians, and there was great anx-
great many persons were attending the funeral Of
Rev MIR. McEwen, of the Scotch Church, an ex-
press arrived stating that the two parties had met
at Roxbury, having taken eight prisoners, after a
desperate struggle, and in which sheriff
Steele came near being killed. After the cap
ture of the prisoners, each man took his In-
dian on his horse before him, with his arms tied,
unlil they could procure wagon. rescue
was apprehended at Boomville, as there were two
or three hundred Indians there The express arri-
we'd TO warn the people just as the funeral was
leaving the church, and what made II more excl
uns, the messenger had mistaken and reportedlit
was the Indians who had taken our men, and such
= ascampering you never sawj the few that reached
'"o ArAve left 1t halt uncovered There were about