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The Randolph Citizen Huntsville, Missouri · Thursday, October 11, 1855. Newspaper made available courtesy of The State Historical Society of Missouri.
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As per the advertisement featured in The Randolph Citizen newspaper in Huntsville, Missouri, on Thursday, October 11, 1855, the undersigned pledges to maintain a steady supply of Negro men, women, boys, and girls in Huntsville, MO. Individuals seeking to purchase slaves are encouraged to visit the subscribers directly or communicate via letter, providing a detailed description of the desired type of slave. The administrators are H. L. Rutherford and William D. Malone.
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