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hlNGSTON, MdICn Ic4o.
J. G. BENNETT, Eco


As Daniel Webster once remarked, "we are in
the midst of revolution;' but in regard to our
antirent revolution, it cannot be said that it is
"boodless as yet," for little caret" has already
oozed out Of the of one of the Sheriff. posse,
caused by a sudden and severe application Of the
fist by comrade in arms. "The rise and progress"
of this encounter, which, last week, caused no lit
tie merrment, is Of course too trifling to mention
But there has, as yet, been no shedding of blood
tits not the fault of the posse. This renowned body
OF men, about one hundred in number, were select
ed ior TINS particular occasion from the most pug
naclous youths OF our village. They were az eager
Tor the privilege OF going, the Sheriff for the
privilege oil having them go, and without a doubt
IT body Of Indians could have been found to
oppose their progress, they would have made
day light shine through number. These
men were stationed in seperate detach-
ments at Woodstock, Shandaken and Olive, tho
principal seats OF the disturbances, where they have
remained for nearly week. Every night, through
the activity OF deputy sheriff Schoonmaker, ecout.
ing parties were sent out in various directions-but
with the exception of the arrest ot Cooper in the
early part OF the Campaign" they were unsuc-
cessful, until the close OF last nights operations.
For two or three days, the deputy had been con-
cocting plans to "carry the war into Africa" and
secure the arrest OF or 10 of the principal Offend
ers. Having yesterday afternoon received credl-
Bile information where some OF them could be
found, ne dispatched, late at night, party Of IL
men IN one direction, and proceeded himself at
the head OF 30 men in another. The finale of these
active and well concerted measures. was the sr-
rest Of nine "Indians." This afternoon, he arrived
In town and escorted this hopefulcrew to the couu
W jail, through crowd OF several hundred people,
who had suddenly assembled to get look ut
them, They were the most beautiful bouquet Of
rascas ever saw. One would think from their


looks, that there was no necessity OF putting on lnr