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ping Intelligence


The ANTI-REST WAR IN CATTARAUGUs.-By
letters from EllicottvilIe, dated Jan &c and y,
discover tkat the cause Of the Disturbances in that
place, was an attempt by the Deputies Of the Sher-
i 10 arrest the ring leaders who attacked and rough
ly handled the Sheriff and his Deputies, in June
last Some eight or ten We're indicted at the June
Court for the offence, but no attempt wns made 10
arrest than until Friday night last


The officers succeeded in bringing back one pris-
ouer, afer deperaIe encounter. Col. Eldudse'
with party Of six men, vert through the settle
men; short time after, and found large collection
et the schooi-house, and being ordered 10 halt,
which orders he disobsyed, swss fired upon with
eight rifles. He returned the Are, and came nome
Whether any were Injured we ARE unable 10 say
On Monday evening there were some 6i0 people in
the village 800 or 400 with arms, ready 10 act I'M
der the Sheriff; at II o'clock about $50 under the
command of Gen. Huntiy, proceeded with The
Sheriff 10 fhe scene Of disturbance, leaving about
3D0 with three pieces OF cannon, 10 protect the Jal
srd iand-oifces. The report o; cannon was heard
this morning at g. in the direction OF Dutch Hid,
probably QUE the anti Renters have obtained iron
Cuba. They are strong in numbers. ihe opinion
is that the Sheriff will march through without any
difficuty and that he viii find the men among the
missing when he gets there. large Flag has been
erected in front OF the Court House bearing the fol-
loving inscription: TIE LAWS MUST AND
SHALL HE ENFORCED.


ANOTHER OurRAGE-Sher;F attacked and Pa
pers taksn from i:s,.- On Monday the 9Th ult.
| THomAs WstTTAKER, Deputy Sheriff Of Cherry
Valley, Otsego County, let East Worcester fer the
PURPOSE of serving declarations on Abraham HaT-
finsten and Jacob II. Harrington, of Worcester, 10
favor of Murray s. Ogden, on contract-ihsy haT-
ing refused or neglected 10 pay the demand then
due The Sheriff having served declaration on
Abraham Harrington, left 10 serve the remaining
one on Jacob ii. Harrington


ae was followed by Abraham, the son who iu-
formed him .hal Jacob ms father would be found at
the house of g son-n-law u Summit, Sehoaafie
County tyso miles distant. He had notreached ms
place o. destination when he was encountered by
party of thirty Indians who stopped his horse, and


proceeded 10 search for his papers, when J. WHIT
taker refused 10 give up. In he mesn tine, dis
covering tia old man Jacob Il. Harrington IN couD


cal with the Indars be attempted 20 serve ms pa
DcIS 5u, was hin6ered by their ccknE around hID,
stopping the service, denanding papers, &c. The
Indians seeing that they were eilectg nothin, De
tas. enrsseS; and presenting pistol at th. head
ol Mr.: Whitaker threatened bis ilie should ne re-
fuse 10 accommodate himself 90 ibeir deslgns-st
the sane time saying that dead fnen told no ,aies
1iF WhittaksT, determining 20 do his duty Is he.
carae his station, wss, after beng proSossd ana
insui,sei 10 the las, degrees, ridden rait. his
head rsr,ed, and his hoeis tiled and drawn or, and
:iually sent away with the injunction that re must


never again apsesr within :: Their rdonnions, under
pam Of dea,h.


ss We call the attention Of the Public to q large
sale BY Wn,. H. Franklin & Son. this day At Il
o'clock. OF valuable properly in Winmshurgh,
furnishing desirable locations for bailiing, nses;