Visiting and Nursing the Sick--Nine Slaves Arrive from Kentucky--
Richard Dillingham Dies in Tennessee Penitentiary--Seven Slaves
Conducted to Freedom--Teach Six Months in Toledo


CHAPTER VIII.

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.