Transcript
              STAMPEDE OF SLAVES. – During last Tuesday night twenty- three negroes, owned in Grant and adjoining counties, left their masters’ roofs, and escape to the Licking river, where they lashed together several canoes, and in disguise they rowed down the licking river to the Ohio and crossed, where they were disembarked and made a circuitous route to the northern part of Cincinnati. Early Wednesday morning they were run off on the route to Canada by the underground railroad. – Louisville Journal.
Citation
              "Stampede of Slaves," Cleveland (OH) Weekly Leader, June 21, 1854, p. 2.
Related Escape / Stampede
          
      Location of Stampede
              Kentucky
          Coverage Type
              Via Wire Report
          Location of Coverage- City
              Cleveland
          Location of Coverage- State
              Ohio
          Contains Stampede Term
              Yes