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The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-05-22

HsHISGToN, May 2O.-An effort will be
mate in The House to morrow to adjourn
from the 2S,h inst. TO the ID of JrEe, in
prdrr TO enable members to visit their homt S
and afford time for putting the Hall in sum-
mrr trim. Those tho favor the proposition
think that such an arrangement will not
Sc lay business, as the House is far in adj
vnu'e of the Senate
In this respect the House only contem-
plaes a holiday.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-05-22

CINCTNNA TT MARKET.
CINCINNATI, May 81.

CIEOINNATI, May 81.
FLOUR very dull and hardly anything
done super A l0G Is; extra 25@4 80.
Small sales of fancy at 4 1904 60.
WHEAT dull at 9O@95c for red; 95@98c
for white.
OATS steady at 36c.
Corn firm at 37(93sc and in good de-
mand.
RYE advanced to Coo.
WHISKY advanced to l9c and in good de-
maud.
Not much done in provisions, but there
is no essential change in prices.
No enquiry for lard, bulk meats, bacon,
or shoulders. Bacon sides arc still in de-
mand at &c.
GROCERIES firm at full prices, and the de-
mand from the country fair.
Nothing new in money matters.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-05-22
NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
AFTERNOON REPORT.

WASHINGTON, May 2O.-A call ia soon to
be made on the States for additional vol
unteers to the number of at least 100, 900.
Careful inquiry has ELECTED the fact that
our army is smaller than has been repre-
sented, even in official accounts, numbering
not quite 500, 900 effective men. This fresh
force is to be used as a reserve, to be Stat
toned at convenient points to meet emer-
pancies
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-05-22

RoLLA, Mo, May 20 "A train of seven
teen wagons, loaded with Government
stores, which left here on Monday, was over
taken to-day hen about twenty miles out
on the Springfield road by a band Of rebel
guerillas, W ho burned the wagons and con-
tents and carried off all the mules, eighty
in number.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

Tax NOTICE.
ELI PERSONS MN-O W"K.F g.
G-A Themselves d, inqlent on Tax Duplicates
would do well TO CAL Immediately aud sett the
il they wish Ia save costs, for SHALL proceed
to collect the c9Tding TO Law.
LEROY CALVERT, 7. v. @.
May 21st, 1852. Swd&w
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Court Notice.
STATE OF IxDIANA, cir IN ni me Hs, rsnderOurgh
Vanderburgh comfy. oe tei ep Term, 1862.

STATE or TxDTANA In the Nanderburgh
Vanderburgh county. ( octaIer Term 1862
Frederick w. Cook,
jacob Refs,
rerSUs
SigmEDd Levy, So ONION Lee
w, LeoTold Levy Oliver i;.- es---.
Smith, A. Mitchell Hail.
Wright Smith, Jacob G tt
leib, Julius eiburgh, LIE j
J. Workunl, st. Vic tor Bar
rett, and George Wolf n.
RF .APPE.ERKsVsG ~ .9FEFR.R N.FT
AN on file in the office of the Clerk of the Court
aforesai e. at the above AIMED defendants, except
George Wolflin, are non-residents of the State Of
indiana. Notice of The peudency Of this action is
therefore given to said Sigmund Levy, Solomon
Lew, leopold Levy liver Smith, A. Mitchell
Hall, Wright Smith, Jacob Gottleib, Julius Fret
bu gh, Levi J. WOrkum, st. Victor Barrett, and
that the same will stand for trial at lhe next
fern of tie Court aforesaid, te be begun and held
at the Court House in the City OF Evansville, in
the County and State aforesaid, on the first Mon
day in October, a. d. 1862.
Witness Louis chter, the Clerk of said Court;
this 9Th day of May, 1867.
LOUIS RICHTER,
Clerk V. @. @.
Chandler Hynes. plaintiffs attorneys.
may7-3tw
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-05-22

New YoRK, May 20 The sale of lager
beer in concert saloons has been declared to
be legal.
The opinion in this case has been declared
by Judge McCann this afternoon.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-05-22

LoUIsviLLE. May 21.-Frof. HaIyoke,
late principal of the Female High School,
native of Salem, Mass, died last night of
consumption. Universally lamented.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-05-22

BALTIMORE, May 21.-The boat from Old
Point has arrived, but her news has been
anticipated by the dispatches direct from
Fort Monroe.
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Agency for Soldiers Claims.

a. W: .nc8KFDE .E1V.EI a. r.
49, MhIIILESH procure Invalid Pensions,
bounty money Arrears of Pay, and LAND War
rants, under the several acts of Congress
lected till the claim is secured
once on the north side Of Thrill Street, between
Main and Locust. Evansville, Indiana
teb15 MCBRIDE & WHITTLEgEY
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-05-22

MONTREAL, May 2l.-The Governmen,
was defeated yesterday on the vote on the
Military bill which was rejected. Yeas 54
lays 81.
The House adjourned.
dissolution of Parliament is anticipat-
d. but rs the bill is popular in the country
is probable the Ministry will be support
in the event of q new election.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-05-22
LAST NIGHTS REPORT

New YORK, May 2l.--The steamer Hez-,
from Newberne, N. C., arrived after a three
days passage. She brings no news.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-05-22

PITTsBURe, May 2I-River feet 3 irch
es and rising slowly. Weather clear and
warm.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-05-22
NEW YORK MARKET.
NEW YORK, May 81.

VI" ONAi DLHJ ~
FLOUR heavy.
WHEAT steady.
PoRK heavy mess IL 3I@12 so.
LARD heavy at 74@8!.
WHISKY firm at 242@25.
SUGAR firm at 5(96c.
COFFEE aud molassss firm.
STOCKS heavy.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-05-22

LOUISVILLE, May 21.-River rising slow
", with 5 feet 9 inches in the canal
Showery this soon. Now clear and rather
cool. ~
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-05-22

What eHS Woman do See W1ar.-Much
every way. But shs can't eep peace in The fam
lily without bottle of Deal Shot t. kill n the
bIood-;hirsty hordes of hungry Bed-Bugs that,
uninvite l. iutrodno- themselves TO her dodgers, TO
their great anncysnec and dirgust. Now is tie
timo to use it Kill 'em nov No family shou d
be without it. The Dead Shot makes clean
sweep r4nde.s peace tain by the AM ihi ton
Of the enemy. SOLD BIZ ALL THE DRUGGISTS.
Agents in Evansville, KELLER WHITE.
myI3dlm
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/" II. ]. SchIaepfer's."
SeERUL.RR UKs- ozszs. =,
IA WILLIE, and CAIRO Pack 49,
IT. The Magnificent Passenger Sss2
Ste tmer, -
ODDFOR ~.

NOSE IN WV Captain
-. ii. RKEeL0S, dark
Leaves Evansville for Cairo every FRIDAY at
u NJ.
Leaves Evansville for Loui WI g every MON
DAY s A. 81.
The WoedfoId has entered The abb trade a
guHr packet and vi eare puntual y advrr-
fieci cur ing passe ugars A. freight IT the
lar Hcs c. rate JSO. b. HALL. AR't,
10 No. alter st. eet
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-05-22

NEW York, May 2l.-The steamer Scotia
rived here at l o'clock this morning.
The Sumter remains at Gibratvr.
Mr.. LayaId stated in the House of Com
nns that so far as the government knew,
'r. Mercier's visit to Richmond was without
siructiOns from France, and was attended
yI'h no political result whatever.
The Paris correspondent of the new con-
rra'e organ, the Index, asserts that
~rrier's visit was under instructions to
sGrriain certain points, ard will report in
re- to the Emperor
The Independence Beige asserts that the
Ct Of Lavalett's recent visit to London
To induce England to consent for com
on intervention in America, and England
LTeed on condition that the Roman ques-
was first settled.
Tue French government gave ear to this,
Inch has led TO a conference that relates
Intervention.
LAya:d. in announcing of the conclusion
the slave treaty in. the House of Com
ons, said its conditions gave every reason
hope that the traffic will be cffectualIy
Iii pressed.
Mr. Bright said that Earl Russers late
a'eD ent, that he hoped in a few months
at the Northern States would allow the
4 prudence of the South, bad paralized
nsi"ess in Lancas tershire for the time be-
~, ard showed how little he knew the
.ntimcnt of the North
The Times editorially speaking of the
stress in Worcestershire, say s it is for the
nor Of the nation, that this distress be
& trwI, that the world may see the sac
ices made in the cause of neutrality
he Tunes regards the New Slave Treaty
! the first fruits of secession, but says it is
o. blow at the south, but victory over
OF North.
The Paris correspondent of the Morning
Herald says it is beyond question that the
'cogniiion of the South is seriously con-
4mpIatsd by the French Government.
Rumors of the approaching solution of
he Roman question, are more and more
general.
II reported that the PaDal Government
:sIHepared for a sudden departure.
W heat and -four dull and nominally uu-
changed Corn in moderate demand.
WASHINGTON, May 2O.-The Herald'sdi
patch says all here are filled with the ex-
pec'a ion of great battles at Corinth and Bot
com Bridge before the week ends.
1t is expected that these two battles will
pracucally conclude the campaign and
leave nothing else to be done but to put
down the guerrilla fighting.
The recent proclamation of the President
begIns to give great satisfaction to all
classes.
The conservatives are satisfied and the
ultras dare not find fault. 1t is manifest to
all, that Mr.. Lincoln has taken the bit in
his teeth aud intends to have his own wav.
Cabinet or no Cabinet. The general i'm
preston here, is since the utterance of the
proclamation, that there is no one cau ap.
proach Abraham Lincoln in popularity.
1t is regarded as an evidence of uncon-
trolAble frmness and true grit.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-05-22

Egafr Dye! HaGr Rye! Haar Eye =
WIN. A. BATCHELUR'S HAIR DYE The only
Harmless. an reliable Dye knowni All 1.-THE are
mere limitations, and should b. ey,ii, If you wi-h
TO escape ridfcule.
GREY, BEO OR RUSTY HAIR j: cd in 'taatIy
to a beautiful and natural Brown or black, with
cut the lcA-t Injury to II ir Skin.
FIFTEEN MEDALS AND DIPLOMAS h We
been awarded to VIM A B,tchcior since - a;,d
over 200, % piic,tiou, have been IN ID TO th~
hair Cf the fatr ns Of hi, famou' Dye.
VIM. A. BATCH @LOR'S HAIR DYE rrc'u
color not 10 lie distinEu.shed ( on na:u AMI I
arranted not e. irju:e IN the hast, no long
it may be confirm !, anI iii III eo Of "a! Dyes
remcded. The air is in igor ted for life by this
splendid Dye, Uhich is properly a'Piir a. NJ. Is
Pond rect, NeS York.
Sold in all the cities AMI towns OF tho United
States, oy Druggists and Fancy Goods De lers.
The g NUN, has the name William A. Bach
eor." and atdr' ~ n steel plate engraving,
he four sides ofs,eb box.
WHObKsALE FAEro y, 81 BNLCLAV ST,
mill Late 233 Br' alway Ne ' York.
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Special Notices.

ROSEOsCGy's PfEFs.-RsEtOns affections.
when find our i, less clear than usual, eye
sight dimmed and head dizz may feel sure
that we are in immediate need of ONE cooling and
purifying medicine No time should be lost in
procuring o box o. Holloway's Pills, which will
rastore orer to tho der angrd fun ton7 of the liver
and ston ach. 17S
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ssEEZiOEE9S.99

ssEEZiOEEsS.''
AREsA RETTER-25O POU
II nice FRI sh Table Butter, in sto.e his m
ing at Elliotts Family Grocery.
20 boxes &c man Sop,
20 : Palm
90 q Star Candles,
ly Grocery.
cases Parafina candle.
gross German G ycerine otp, for toilet use,
gross transparea tsoap,
boxes corn sta Oh, 'Gr Il mary pufFoses,
10 dozen assorte siz Bishoprick's baking pow
der, just received at Elliotts.
IS coo pounds A No. hams,
10 OOO pounds prime shoulder,
tO,O0l pounds sides, in e, aud for sale at e.
liotts Family Grot cry.
LAkD.-2,0UO pounds Prime leaf lard
RYE-500 pounds pecrhed rye.
BARLEY:-2OJ pounds Ia: he'd barley, just
ceived at Eiiiott's.
BRooMS.-75 dczen ice brooms, from loo to
4Qcs Just received at Ell lofts.
FLOUR-I50 sks double xtra white heat
-four IS bbls xxx family fl ,ur warranted to be
quail TO any in the city, at Eiliott's.
may7 aa e nEasV
ArsOROsV>ER'S IyVQUE ST-Be it re.
" nembered Ia at on this l4th day of pril, 1852
the u .dersgned, Justice of the Peace, within
and tor the Township of Pigeon, county of VAN
der burgh and State of Indiana, held an inquest
with the assis. ance of twelve qualified electors of
my to Snshfp, over the dead holy of John Welsh;
who was found dead at his late residence in the
city OF Evansville, County AMI State aforesaid,
WI en- and where said jury returned to me the fol-
lowing verdict 81 We do find the deceased came to
his death FRI m two shots from double baEreled
shot gun in the hands OF Miles 0gle, by Kim dis
charged" BEN. STINSON,
Justice ard Coroner for the time being of Vpn-
derbu' gh county apis
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-05-22

Fhs tonTsesFon% and ErPsrfsSes or an
EnpaISd. Published for the benefit and as a
warning and a cauuol ~ young who suffer
from Nervous Debility, Premature Decay, &c.;
supplying at the sams time this means of Self-oure
by one who has c1rei him elf af or being put to
great expense through medical imposition and
7uackery. BY enclosing pc paid address d en-
vsl0ps, sExGLs PIES may b. had OF the author,
NATHANIEL MAYFAIR, Egg, Bedford Kings,
Co n Y mills d&wIy
Ths .aPPsTfFss.-Iu is very difficult matter
with the majority of persons to restrain their apIe
tites; hence, we see an abandAaee Of Dy pc osia,
Liver Com pIaiut., and Dis0-'er4 Of ths Stoma h
aud Digestive Organs. Haod m IS &c man B.tters
will entirely thee complaint and restore tn"
y stem to its ,'al igor aui streIg 9Th. They
arc for sale by druggists AID Dc a'erz ia medicines
every brre, st AZ csntS pr tottIe. fthlS
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DR.. J. FLEAGER.
S u r EON d N TT I S II

No. so Main Street nert door 70 Bm,o.G's Jepoe,ry
Store
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MANUFACTURERS AND RUILpEIS of SrEA
ENGINES AND ROLLERS,
Saw and Grist Mill Machinery, Tobacco Screw
Cumming Mach ines, Chinese sugar Cane Mills,
l.lt I'M ..
, 1862-05-21

Dislike it as they may, the people Of the
North must believe that the enemies with
whom they contend are essentially bar
barous and inhuman-that they are not q
whit less so than the lndians in their ser
vice, armed with the tomahawk and scalp
ing-knife. The instances in which they
have bayoneted our wounded soldiers, dis-
figured and outraged our dead, even after
they were buried, violated flags Of truce,
and poisoned wells and springs at which
our men must drink, are too numerous and
too well attes:ed to admit Of denial Why
should We have expected civilized warflrc
from people, educated as they have been ?
Why should we no: have known in the he
ginning that the same impulses which led
them to destroy the Govern nent of their
ta1heEs, in The Interests Of q a,arbarous in
stisuton, would compel them To violate
all civilized usage in the way in which
tbcy carry on t},c war? Why should WE
not have seen that the evil passiops bora
Of Slavery ard f's1ered by it presence
would, when in fill play under the stinlu,
lus Of war, achieve jnst the results tl,a!
The army correspondents SO frequently dc
scribe? Who is thc1e, familiar with tht
savsgery Of the sl1ve-holding character
which the rebellion has made patent II
al the world, expects or desires the rcstora
ton Of Slavery TO its old place Of DONNA
ton, by refusal to deal it a blow where It
vial point is now SO exposed Why no
for The sake Of .he men to whom we rau:
be bound by ipdissn1aa1c political ties,
for no other reason, let the blow fall?
, 1862-05-21
GEN. HAMILTON

The arbitrary dismissal Of Gen. Hamilton,
Of Wisconsin, from his command, by Gen
Mcclellan, for merely representing that his
soldiers were overworked, while other
br1gades were favored, has produced great
excitement among. the Wisconsin soldiers
IS the army. On Saturday last, the Wis
consin delegation, including Senators and
Representatives in Congress, applied in
person to the President for the reinstate-
ment Of Gen. Hamilton to the command OF
his division. Tkey express great indlgna-
ton at the conluct Of Mcclellan. Gen.
Hamilton is one Of the best and most faith
full officers IN the service, but is probably
not pro-slavery or obsequious enough to
suit the tastes Of those above him in com
mand.
, 1862-05-21

The exclusion of newspaper correspond
ents from Gen. Hal1cck's army, is an act Of
authority for which We can seeno sufficient
reason. Not as pernicious in its effects as
that criminal Order No. 8, it is nevertheless
piece Of injustice to the newspapers and
an unnecessary annoyance to the soldiers
in camp, and to their anxious friends at
home. The man in the ranks fights for
glory as well as the Colonel at the
head of his regiment, or the Major General
in command Of the army; and to have Ills
gallant acts recited in the journals is as
much an induccment to great en1eayor
with the soldier bearing a musket, as with
the more fortunate but perhaps not more
meri1orious bearer of shouldeT-straps. It
is the hope of all to win reputation
at the cannonn's mouth. Officers may be
remembered in tic reports Of commanders,
but privatcs, no matter how brave and de-
serving, rarely attain that distinction. The
newspapers are their heralds to the people.
How shall they perform their office ifthcir
correspondents be excluded from camp ?
Gen. Hallcck has got perhaps this to learn
that this is the peoples war, not & srugg~
gle Of tlcir rulers, and that the people de-
1napa the facilities for knowing how i.
r7oEresscs, without the tedious waiting to1
official bulletins. But remonstrance will
do no good 1t is an axiom among army
officers that all civilians are fools and thai
their wishes arc never to be consulted
Gen. HaIleck shares the infirmi:y Of hi:
class, and his order vii stand unrepealed
In the meantime, if citizens who have re
1ations on the Tennessee whose gallnntry
or whose heroic death, when the figh
comes is unrecorded, they will know tha
the newspapers are blameless.
, 1862-05-21

EE The rebels wage war against the
Government, for the purpose Of strengthen
ing slavery. Then let that for which they
wage Wat, share the fate Of war. If they
should win, the Government would be de-
s'1oyedi but as they have staked their
institution" against our institution"
and as We have accepted the issue, must
no1 slavery 50 down if .ce win? Both
sides cannot be victorious; and that for
which the Vanquishcd side is fighting must
fall with it. Such would be the fate Of our
side if the fortune of war should be against
NE. The fact that the slave power attempt
ed to destroy our system OF Government
in order to perperuste it's own rule, proves
two thingrhrst. that slavery cannot long
exist in this country, unless it be strength
ened by further concessions; secondly
that if it be 80 strengthened, our system o
government cannot long survive The!
can never be reconcled. We must choos
which we shall give up
, 1862-05-21
The New Monitors Building.

The three Iron gunboats of the Monitor
model, which were ordered BY the Govern
msnt Immediately after the engagement of
the Monitor with the Merri1nac, have been
commenced By Mr.. Rowland at the Cont
mental Works, Greenpolnt. They arc to be
built very much ike the Monitor, except that
they are each to have two revolving shot
proof turrets instead Of one. The model is
also slightly altered, SO as to make them bet
ter sea- boats, and to give them greater speed.
Like the Monitor, they are to be pro-
pellcrs, the deck being but little
above the water line. Their length
is to be 302 feet over all. with 3 breadth Of
beam of Al feet, and a depth Of hold Of II
feet. The armor is to be six inches in thick
ness. There arc at present but two OF them
commenced, but the blocks have been laid for
the reception Of 1he keel Of the third. The
work is veil along On the first one, however,
which is inside the sbip-house. The frame,
which is entirely Of iron, is up, except ut the
bow and stern, aud the work ofputting on the
first layer Of iron plates has already commenc-
ed. The iron ribs and plates are forged in j
separate workshop, but small forges are set
up all along each side for heating the bolts.
As large crew Of mep as cau work with con
yeniehce are buisi]y engaged in riyetlng the
PLATES. It will be Ut least four months before
The first boat is launched
, 1862-05-21
FROM CAPE GIRARDEAU.

fSpcc1a1 Correspondence Of tbs Chicago T1ibane.1
c.nP or1sr wtseoss1. cay1Rr.
Carr G1RArpEAu, Msy 18th, 1562.
Onr regiment hss been busv ever since cono
s...-. 80. .--.-.-:~-..
clear the surrounding country OF rebel bands
which have been 50 long engaged in carving
tcror ,na daao,s+ion to the homes of iovaI
ST.. . -,,,t,.- - ....o...o 1,,~. 1,a.,
e1siAens. = hnlloe1 u p'leonsi7 uA'o oeea
taken, ten Of them sent up to st LOUIS, aaa
, 1862-05-21
HENTI:fE AND HALLECK,

The President has modified" General
Hunters Proclamation, With the general
appreciation Of the people. But is there
rot as much necessity existing for modify
ing Ha11cck's Order No 81 If it he claim
I'd that Hunter has gone te one extreme,
it can be replied, that Hal1eck has gone to
1he o.hcr. His oracr is as pro-slavery as
that Of Hunter is anti slavery, I: has
done the union cause incAlcnlable mischief.
II las excluded from tho Western army the
lest means of obtaining correct and relia-
lie information concerning the movements
If Bcaurcsalds aE,ny. No s'a;e 1arc to
l.irs news a.!au: the rcbrls to Hal
1eck. In the first place, he would not
lie allowed 10 cuule within the
lines, hu. If he should nlauayc to
run past the sc,ltries at tho hazard Of being
shot, order No. {; will promptly e1rel him,
:.Ed Il ht1, lie fails i.to the hands Of the
1e1cls lie is pretty certain to he hing or
| whipped to death for his ;lltemot t., desert
| To 1Av Fc.'erols H:llcck's army is there
| fore 1iscd to keep lt,ya! Slaves III the hands
# rc1n.l masters, an.l to prevent reli-
;;llc i1,t Iii ;.tncc of the r':bels from bcing
communicated at headquarters. Tae armE
j: nladc to oppose lis oGu iuscr1s:s aud IL
llay into the ll,uds &: its fucs. Docs any
sIe suppose that The surprise AMI slaus5a
scr Of April Gsl', nj Shiloh, would have &C
cured il the slaves had been encouraged tt
''rirg news Of The movements Of the reae
army: They would have hidsleu in th'
Na,nps l,y day and Travelled by night II
the Federal lines, carrying full and umc1.
information Of tho advance Of tho foe
AS Hunter has been modified" VII
not also Hallcck? There should be som
uniform and definite policy established.
I1alleck has right to issue pro.slavcr
t traer, Hunter has an equa1 right to pr
. claim an anti-slavery order. If one Gen
T. ral may help the rchels by preserving
d them their slaves, why may not the 9th
n hurt the rebels lr deprivins them Of the
e slaves?