The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1855-12-05

Tue NOIbu, par SAOuAoA
children, in this connection. He asserts
that it is unsafe for q white man to sleep
out of his house, and that if something
is not done by the authorities, the peo-
plo will wage war on their own hook. a
company of volunteers has been drilling
ut Red Bluffs for, some time past, and Is
held in readiness to attend the call OF
the Governor.
The Indian Wa In shs North.
We have received the Yreka Union,
of October Goth, which contains the Ia
test intelligence from the scene Of the
Indian disturbances in the North. No
further hostilities have taken place since
the defeat of tae Indians by tho force
under Major Fitzgerald, on the goth, OF
October. The Union thinks that at
least 25 white men, women and children
were killed by the Indians in the Grave
Greek region, on the two days preceding
their defeat. 1t will be some weeks be-
fore the exact number and names can
be ascertained. TIE people about Ffc-
ka are prepareing to repel any further
hostilities. Volunteers are organizing
under the militia laws, and the demands
of the commissaries for supplies are be-
ing p~romptlgepet by the citiaens; We
sgather the Following additional news
from the anne paper: =
The ~non-arrival of the Oregon mail
is accounted for BY the mail carrier be-
ing attacked and driven back blythe In
dams. Ae was riding in company With
two other men, and when they reaeled
the vicinity of Grave Greek, four Or Eve
Indians came up aud stopped them and
commenced talking : presently ne OF
the Indians suddenly grabbed hold of
the bride reins of the horse which the
mail carrier was riding. The animal
reared and plunged SO forcibly thaAstbe
Indian loosed his hold and feIlstoekhe
ground. The three men quickly retteat-
ed towards the canyon and essgkAe
The Indians fred sevsral shots atstheIe,
none Of which took effect.
HkwKIEsymLE, 0et. 10.
Since my last, the only suhjectp f inn
Eportance that I have to chrouicls, 4ipde-
pendent Of the mining news, ID The rais-
ing of q company of ~yolunteers 10 serve
in the Reggie River Val. The IdiRers
here responded to that call in . way
WORTHY Of the cause and themselves
Mapy have left their claims in the care
of their friends in boPessef q speedy re-
turn,
Endsan war. IN meEqe Riyer valley
.:Eignt Eise eSassH liz -,
Te3 WaundQa.
We take tbs following from an sxtra
of the Crescent City Herald Of the 9Th,
October:
Since the attacks of the Stb, efA and
10th iBsE., a. reported IN our former is-
sues, no further collision seems TO have
taken place between the Whites and
the Indians until the 18th, When the
latter boldly attacked a company Of
eighteen men on Galaise Creek, some
so miles below Jacksonville. anf be.
Lsisged them in q house during the ssave
of "a hours killeS5 two men and wound,
ed seu; among tho latter vas Wms
Moore ; he was shot in three PLACES, Q
a fourth shot struck the bull moRidi
slung over his back.
The Chinese were employed in quitting
trencheb ano oenStWies Loiettyt.6 r-
position ofthe whites. From the ma
ture ofthe surrounding countryEhich Il
broken and covered with brush and
bushes, il WAS impossible 70, ascertain
the number Of Indians-suppeaed 70
have been upwards of 100. Amongst
than we recognized some of the Shas'
tas, which are represented as having
been the last TO retreat.
The following extract from aelettel
written by Mr.. Galbraith sof the Ores.
cent City Express 10 bis brothst IN THU
city gives some additionai infsfmatien
as 10 the situstioR ofaffairs IN the an
terror sa - 81
Sailor DIaorNes, Oct &c 1855.
The news from the Indians pnrpsrtl
anothef descent on some train, saiaso
have consisted Of shout ono huhdrsd
muIsaE One Mexican kflleds4and ons
.ars-n,5 Sc,s,5s5- Zee 80, ~ M.
seyefety 'nsn, = 1pt
map and Jonn p4eky, niss,et. Inc
ssartllng - - W iea.'
lpainns .lilea seven re-, soes
EGGS o Mniskey ana grove tne pal