HUNTER, Major-General, issues an order declaring the slaves in his department for ever free, 181; countermanded as too soon, 181.
HUNTER, R. M. T., appointed to confer with Mr. Lincoln, 617.
"I have no lawful right to do so," words of President Lincoln relative to his interference with slavery, 160.
IMBODEN, General, makes a demonstration toward Romney, 438; joins
Breckinridge in the upper Valley, 527.
Indianola, The, a gunboat on the Mississippi, 240; her size and force, 240; captured by our river-boats, 241.
Insane extravagances, an apology for presenting such, to readers under a constitutional Government of limited powers, 171.
Intention, The, to violate our constitutional right shown, 174.
Interference with "the just powers" of a State causes a subversion and subjugation of them, 460.
International law, every restraint of, broken through by the Government of the United States, 2; violations of, by the Government of the United States in the pillage and deportation of private property, 8.
Ironclads, the first conflict between, 201.