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Fugitives Cross River Into Canada Across City Regions
Detroit Enquirer reports fourteen fugitives from slavery, largely from St. Louis area, crossed the river into Canada yesterday, with others doing so Saturday. Some are described as the so called battles in Chicago. The Tribune notes 482 have crossed since May 6. Cai. Jour.
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Detroit Enquirer
Savery
St. Louis
Canada
Chicago
the Tribune
Cai. Jour
Everson & CO
United States
South 6Th St
Phila
Manchester Buildings
Cin. O
W. Bolles
Armitage & Davis
Delphi
Ind
WM. K. Everson
M. D
Andrew Maxwell
Franklin O
Squires
Tibbats and Son
Geo. Burns
Dayton
Ohio
J. C. Walton
Raysville
Missouri
Puain Run
Mieh
Cha
Kvarsen & Co
South Sixth Street
Philadelphia
Cin
W Bounes
Anmtrage & Davis
Everson & Cow
Rae
Americas
Europe
Asia
Africa
Australia
J. C. Ayer
Lowell
Mass
Beck & Armitage
J.C. Applegate
Stolt, Dewey & Co
Harmon
Pittsburgh
Rodgers & Dillon
Camden
Weat
Ane
Richmond
F. Boyuen
Exchange Hotel
Carter
John Longden
Beaver Dam
B. Luck
Luck
Minge
Hel
Samuel M. Drinker
Drinker& Morns
Richmond Republican
James M. Tayor
R. Foy P.R.R Co
John Thompson
City of Richmond
Thompson
William A. Matthews
M. Warn, Cross & Co
Maiden Lane
New York
T. W. Dvorr & Sons
North 2d Street
Bennett & Beers
Main Street
J.C. AppLecater
Jackson & Beck
Barnes
Lockport
Justick & Armstrong
Ley
Jon Torna
Safas
Ottomans
Mainstreet
Bowen’s Corner
John Tutwiler