FUGITIVES IN CANADA.
Mission Among the Fugitives in Canada—Religious Revival—Organization
of a Christian Union Church—Efforts of Missourians to Retake the
Fugitive Slave, William Anderson, from Canada—The Kentucky Slave-owner
Whipped in the Old Barracks in Windsor in his Effort to Decoy Three
Young Men back to Slavery—Reopening School
CHAPTER IX.
RESCUE OF SLAVES.
Escape of a Slave Family of Six—A Slave Man Travels for a White Man
and Succeeds—Trip to Arkansas—The Story of George Wilson—The
Slave-daughter under Mortgage Released by her Mother—Mintie Berry
Purchases her Husband—John Brown Hanged—The War Opens and takes
Seventeen Students of Raisin Institute—First Trip to the Front with
Supplies
CHAPTER X.
HOSPITAL WORK.
Cairo—Incidents Preparatory to Removing Freedmen's Camp to Island No.
10—Death of a Child—Disbursing Supplies and other Mission Work on the
Island—Story of Uncle Stephen—Hospital Visiting in Memphis,
Tennessee—Surgeon Powers Reported—Forty Slaves come into Camp
Shiloh—Seven Slaves come from a Plantation seven miles below
Memphis—First Enlistment of Colored Soldiers—Mission Work in Columbus,
Kentucky—Young Colored Man Shot by his Young Master—Turning of
Tables—Return Home—Our Principal, E. A. Haight, Enlisted