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SLAVERY IN MISSOURI. – A St. Louis correspondent of the New York Commercial says that negro property is worth so nearly nothing in Missouri that it is said to be nearly impossible to sell a slave anywhere in the country for one fifth the ordinary price, while every other species of property has increased in value. A Ste Genevieve paper reports a stampede of negroes from that county. Slaves have long since ceased to be of value in the counties adjoining Kansas.

Citation

"Slavery in Missouri," Weaverville (CA) Weekly Trinity Journal, January 3, 1863, p. 2.

Related Escape / Stampede
Location of Stampede
Missouri
Coverage Type
Via Wire Report
Location of Coverage- City
Weaverville
Location of Coverage- State
California
Contains Stampede Term
Yes