orld's Work_.

NEWSPAPERS

District of Columbia.
_The Daily National Intelligencer_.

Louisiana.
_The New Orleans Commercial Bulletin_.
_The New Orleans Times-Picayune_.

Maryland.
_The Maryland Journal and Baltimore Advertiser_.
_The Maryland Gazette_.
_Dunlop's Maryland Gazette or The Baltimore Advertiser_.

Massachusetts.
_The Liberator_.

Mississippi.
_The Vicksburg Daily Commercial_.

New York.
_The New York Daily Advertiser_.
_The New York Tribune_.
_The New York Times_.

INDEX

Adams, Henry,
leader of the exodus to Kansas,

Akron,
friends of fugitives in,

Alton Telegraph,
comment of,

Anderson,
promoter of settling of Negroes in Jamaica,

Anti-slavery,
leaders of the movement, became more helpful to the refugees,

Anti-slavery sentiment,
of two kinds,

American Federation of Labor,
attitude of, toward Negro labor,

Appalachian highland,
settlers of, aided fugitives;
exodus of Negroes to,

Arkansas,
drain of laborers to,

Ball, J.P.,
a contractor,

Ball, Thomas,
a contractor,

Barclay,
interest of, in the sending of Negroes to Jamaica,

Barrett, Owen A.,
discoverer of a remedy,

Bates,
owner of slaves at St. Genevieve,

Beauvais,
owner of slaves, Upper Louisiana,

Benezet, Anthony,
plan of, to colonize Negroes in West;
interest of, in settling Negroes in the West,

Berlin Cross Roads,
Negroes of,

Bibb, Henry,
interest of, in colonization,

Birney, James G.,
promoter of the migration of the Negroes;
press of, destroyed by mob in Cincinnati,

Black Friday,
riot of, in Portsmouth,

Blackburn, Thornton,
a fugitive claimed in Detroit,

Boll weevil,
a cause of migration,

Boston,
friends of fugitives in,

Boyce, Stanbury,
went with his father to Trinidad in the fifties,

Boyd, Henry,
a successful mechanic in Cincinnati,

Brannagan, Thomas,
advocate of colonizing the Negroes in the West;
interest of, in settling Negroes in the West,

Brissot de Warville,
observations of, on Negroes in the West,

British Guiana,
attractive to free Negroes,

Brooklyn, Illinois,
a Negro community,

Brown, John,
in the Appalachian highland,

Brown County, Ohio,
Negroes in,

Buffalo,
friends of fugitives in,

Butler, General,
holds Negroes as contraband;
policy of, followed by General Wood and General Bank