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The Sioux Chief left for the South last evening, having on board the 13 Negroes recently captured by the Mayor of Weston (Missouri).
They are bound for the New Orleans Market - a point that has no connection with the Underground Railroad - as yet. - Leavenworth Times.
(Researcher's note: The 13 escaped slaves had been captured with John and Charles Doy in January 1859. The Liberty Tribune had published the names of the escaped slaves on February 4, 1859, page 1.)Date(s) of Creation
2/3/1859Other Names and Numbers
Other Names
Name Type
EnslavedOther Name
DanName Type
Free BlacksOther Name
Bright, DanName Type
EnslaverOther Name
Bright, Widow (unnamed)Other Numbers
Number Type
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The Kansas Tribune (Lawrence, KS, 1855-1859): 02/03/1859, p. 3Copyright
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Bill NicholsDate
8/20/2026General Notes
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Kansas City, MissouriNote
1859.02.03 Sioux City The_Kansas_Tribune_1859_02_03_3-1.pdfNote
BAAC workbook: 1839-(open) Newspaper Articles CatalogIt version.xlsx [Newspapers begun 04.16.26]Create Date
September 2, 2026Update Date
September 16, 2026Name/Title
02/03/1859: Bound for the New Orleans Market. (Bright, Dan)