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From Albany Argus Sept 49,


DELHI, Sept l3. lS45.-The Grand Jury into
last evening at O'Clock, having found indictments
against ffty-two persons.


Twelve for appearing disguised and armed, and fer
conspiracy TO prevent William Swart and Noah Dim
mick r from making surveys at Middetown last spring
Five OF the twelve indicted tor this offence in custo.
dy vn:-Elas Osterhout, Zadoc 7. Northrup, Daniel
Northrup, Jason Sanford and Nathaniel Hendricks.


Twenty-four Of the indictments arc for conspiracy,
appearing disguised and armed riot and attempt to
prisoner (Zera Preston March last at Roxbury
Nine of the persons indicted in custody yiz--Au
gustus kitte, Daniel Norhrup, Elias Oserhout Daniel
Whipple, Zadoc P. Northrup Alva H. Crosby, Jason
Sandord, Nathaniel Hendricks and Hiram Is. Kelsey.


sxteen Of the Indictments for conspiracy attempts
10 prisoners and appearing disguised ON another
occason-two OF these are in custody-Jason Sanford
and John Phenix.


At 10 o'clock this morning the Grand Jury came into
Court with twenty three other indictments for appear
ing armed and disguised, riot and kidnapping Under
Sheriff Steele, and c. S. Parker, constable at Andes
last March Seven Of the persons indicted in custO
dy, viz.:-Danel c. Northrup Elias Osterhou Darius
Travis, VIM. Bryant, Miles Dramble, John Latham and
David Northrup.


Elias Osterhout pleaded guilty tho indictment for
appearing disguised and armed with intent to prevent


Alyah I. Crosby pleaded guilty to the charge of ap.
pearng disguised &c. not guilty Of conspiracy and at
tempt He also entered the like plea to the
cond indictment for the same offence at Roxbury, in
March last.


Homer Bergen and James Barnhart pleaded not guilty
to the indictments against them.


Miles Bramble pleaded not guilty.


The Court then Adjourned over to Monday.


The Grand Jury will continue in sion until the
mencement OF the Oyer and Termner the 22d inst.


Many are already indicted who have not heretofore been
suspected of having taken part in the Indian movements
and many probably will be- for having contributed
to the Of arms and dsguses for the natives and
for interfering and tamperng with former Grand
Jury to present indictments Rely upon it, we have
Grand Jury that viii earessly do their whole duty. This
being done, Delaware county will soon be restored
to her former quiet and good order.


In one OF the towns there appears to be still deter
mnation to brave it out to the last they find no
sympathy support.