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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1863-09-26

ID, oils Is au1 Die 0tistluns 8uelanSs bin
I'm etpaitfo MIRA ginf6refttn gait, ron fsthtu
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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1863-09-26

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Otus nod Der SpFnuAs bin eaS eu Sic Stels
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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1863-09-26
RunOfhan.

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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1863-09-26
Sic e6ldd,t ON Qbtaamaaaa;

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&c gaf6sn aSanfts QanaEhfFmsEsadln
bas Nc eonpf npeseea sahAesstsAk On.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1863-09-26

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bic GoRftrrn3 srIdnettn atiustats, pie DO0Rap.
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The southern aegis, and Harford County intelligencer. (Bel Air, Md.) 1862-1864, 1863-05-22
federation.

There Is hoshing dearer 10 tie Aheri!
can people than liberation. They have
always advocated it and fought for it; and,
as nation, notwithstanding any temporal
ry clouds which may obscure the vision. of
dominant factions, they always will. Toll
GRAFTON in religion-the right of every
man to worship his God us his conscience
dictates-=is one. of their dearest principles,
liberation in topinion-in politics-the
right of advocating wise measures, BY
speech Or writing, no matter what may be
the state of the country-is thing which
will always meet the approval ola major
ity Of our fellow citizeus-and whether it
be in time of war or of peace-no matter
what despotic attempts may be made at
intolerance-and no matter how large the
party who for the time being may endorse
that iutolerance-the sober second thought
Of the nation will always be nght-the
intolerance viii be condemned and the
leaders who advocated and enforced it,
will be found at last stigmatized by the very
MEN who cheered them on in their course
50 it has been always The only stain
upon the character Of John Adams is the
passage of the alien and sedition acts, and
though a majority endorsed him in 1893,
yet for years aftcrward, those acts were
condemned. Polk, in 1S47, was intoler-
ant to good Generals FIe removed Zach
airy Taylor from his command at the very
moment that he gained his glorious victory
at Buena Vista, and the result Of chat in
tolerance was shown too plainly for COM
ment in the Presidential election Of 184S.
federation is Unborn with u.s. We love
it too dearly to submit to any curtailment
of its principles. Massachusetts, owes her
being to English intolerance, Of Puritans /;
Rhode Island to the pers.cution Of Roger
Williams Pennsylvania to Quaker love
of free opinion Maryland to persecution
Of Catholics; Georgia, to Gen. Oglethorpe,
whose history and whose unjust exile from
his own land is well known to all of US
We all love liberation, and there is NO ex-
cuse needed for renewing to-day, distract
ed as the country IS, the pledge of tolera-
ton, the boasted birthright of the United
States -ihH. Eaening Jowndk." e. '.'
The southern aegis, and Harford County intelligencer. (Bel Air, Md.) 1862-1864, 1863-05-22
The Situation Of Indian Affairs in Min
+ Ell nesOta. w

last summer shortly after the Indian
massacres had ceased, by the checks Civ
en- to their progress by the citizens and
soldiers of the State, we published an ar
ticle by which we endeavofed to impress
upon the authorities having the matter in
charge, that the war was not over as had
been represented BY General Pope. For
this we we're severely criticized by the
Press and the commanding General
The operations of the Indians this spring
have, however, proved that all we said
concerning the necessity of vigorous and
vigilant measures to inAict punishment for
past outrages, and to secure indemnity for
the future, were true. The rolls of the
hostile Sioux, show that they number
about 1000 souls, of these about 1000
were captured IN the campaign of last
summer and fall, and these have been held
prisoners at Fort Smelling and Mankato.
The other 5000 have been at large on
the plains, concerning plans for further
depreciation as soon as the season would
permit them to move. The location OF
these 5000 savages during the winter has
been as follows: .-..
Little Crow with party has frequent.
ed the neighborhood of Long Lake on the
Missouri, about 1875 or $50 miles above
Fort Pierre and a little Southwest of De-
Wis Lake. White Lodge with another
party has been at Painted Wood, in the
same neighborhood. The balance have
been at Devils Lake during the winter
Delegations from these Indians have been
frequently to- st. Joseph and Pembina
and one party Of 70 visited Fort Garry,
with the design of obtaining arms and am.
munition from the British traders, but we
are happy to say that they were refused,
and the most sincere friendship and sym.
pathy. was manifested by our British
neighbors for US in our troubles. ..
al Without any intention of rejecting up.
on the administration of affairs, we take
the liberty Of suggesting that in our opin.
ion, a blow might have been struck during
the winter at the encampments at Devils
Lake, making St. Joseph, which lies 80
miles to the Northeast, the base of ope.
rations, which would have resulted in the
capture, or disastrous rout of the whole
nest. We do not say this unadvisedly,--
Reliable information existed of theil
whereabouts as early as October last,
and the country about St. Joseph could
have furnished ample forage for the expe-
dition. Had this been done, in our opin.
ion, instead of warlike and defiant demon.
strations upon our frontier this spring,
overturesy Of peace, and capitulatiou would
have been received before this.-St Paul
Pioneer
The southern aegis, and Harford County intelligencer. (Bel Air, Md.) 1862-1864, 1863-05-22
WAR. NEWS.

An authentic ruIaor from Mugfreesboro has
reached Cincinnati thatea severe battle by land
and water has been fought at Vicksburg, and
that the Federal, forces were repulsed. The la
test Confederate. adsices from Vicksburg are up
to Thursday last 18th inst, when all was re-
ported quiet. 7jggJoq SsE.'eg GSi&Eg TT nc
On Thursday Jackson was occupied by the Fede-
raj forces, the fght lasting all day. jackson is
the capital of the State; of Mississippi situated
upon the right bank of the Pearl river, at the in
tersettion Of the Mississippiand New Orleans and
Memphis railroads. tits forty-6ve miles east of
Vicksburg. Raymond, where the battle took
place on Tuesday, is IL mile, southeast of Jack
son, and 8 miles south of the Vicksburg and
jackson railroad, to which it is connected by a
branch railroad. lss 'r,aj-oaa,g }|
-itis reported that the Confederates are gather
ing large cavalry forye south of Cumberland
river in East Tennessee, and intend to advance
into Kentucky. The movement is to be made
sometime duping this month, and the troops
will be under the command of General John G..
Breckinridge. 49, viii '7f9l IS .... ..i.
AsopVh 70 huF0 AOoNtiCu hShhsb euot VII
Saturday and Sunday last battle was fought
at Crowley's Ridge Ark, forty miles west Of
Memphis, in which the Federal forces were de-
feated. ri3 ,lt j4li Lao y' .,...a.. .
An arrival at New York reports that while off
Charleston, On the l4th, heavy firing was heard
in the direction ofthe city, supposed to be an at
tack by the Federal iron-clad feet OH the FORTH
cations on Morris Island. 1t is probable that
the firing heard was the trialof guns, as the late
Southern papers woRld have reported an engage
nient. Cc9 9yi .'Eaoi'a gisuyg 81 H.. "
son Friday last tive small steamers, rdnaing
from Norfolk to North Carolina, through the
Dismal Swamp Canal, were captured::by the Con-
federates near Currituck brige, forty miles from
Norfolk. Atj 'AYtjS ."}'T.!
The Confederates at Charleston have succeeded
in raising the guns of the Keokuk and intend
placing them in position on their Notifications