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Ten Dollars and Two Hundred: A Reward Differential in 1850 New Orleans

June 26, 2026 by The Kinstructure Company

On June 26, 1850, a New Orleans paper ran two runaway notices on one page. Ten dollars for one man, two hundred for a light-skinned woman who could pass as white. The price was a confession. This is the documented record.

Filed Under: Louisiana Heritage, Louisiana History, This Day In History Tagged With: color line, freedom seekers, New Orleans, runaway notices, slavery, St. James Parish, St. John the Baptist Parish, The Courier, This Day in Louisiana History

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