New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-09-02
SIMEON TOBY, JE.,
President.
1000 STA IVES
WANTED BY HIRE OR BY PURCHASE.

We will purchase hire term Of 1--we years Five HIM
dred or aThorsand Slave aboers work on the Southern
Pacific Railroad, in Texasmnedately Shreveport
La IN region and protected from Invasion or rl1gs,s
ton from the conflict which exist betytsu thu Two sctioa
Of thi4 country The country through which the road
entirely healthy and ter the distance or so es
WEST Oh shreveport penetTaes OF the finest agricultural
countries on the continent of America
This company hiss magnificent land grant from Texa,
-o sores Tor every mile Of road the company constructs for
the distance of 800 miles Shreveport on the IN ri
'0 Oh te western boundary Texas In times ike the ps-
sent e company cannot cotntend cash pay labor essen,
tai 10 the rapid development OF the conrauy,s n.aras @
LOT term OF years by hire by the purchase this com
pany VIII mike the era and ad want .ee,us
VIII 'tsVsownars in keutneky Missouri Virginia Maryland
~ |At"'a' Ut ELSEWHERE, Tor the hire purchase with
III Inc NEST nRdonoed securities 800 or 1000 slaves
ri'eh entire will be TAKEN either by hire n nv nrcl,se
me company is enabled propose liberal er5s berapse NJ tho
mh'fcen land grants Texas and its ability m n,rba m
~ A" fohs Stock fort entire road Texas with the
''nds OF the company, at rates almost equal to ca5h
rights OF this company fixed vested by the laws
OF leSas This company has the sypabv and the
e on he sd degree of parallel Of latitude has the sanction
OF several OF the most powerful European
amongst them are France Spain Portugal Belgium and syz
"e' rs Of large capitalists, men and con-
tractors OF these countries The tate Congress- NJ the limited
'a'e passed BILL at its last session. donating to this comnsnv
through Arizona New Mexico and California so - n o
acres Oh land and loan of thysix millions OF dollars TO be
repaid IN postal and other public SERVICES This bill ass the
1se VI representatives, amended
heo TO become law for the of time and e startling no.
'tcai events familiar to the nRtion
no company in the world has larger basis for It's sncoesnl
prosecution ana no company has and secured to itself
I'll" appFopatlon OF so American States and Eonean Cav
much to its oekbolIns and N
INC "or'G such SnPend0us Notwithstanding inevitably with ts
across this continent trade Of China Tana
Australia and the whole Pacific Coasds rhrnf tho tress
rom the trade travel etc. Of each to eyerv c,v
IRON Via d OF Mexico to the northern haror on onr At
eu'st-g1Vng each its due natural slsre-a COM
~hch has never failed enrich every nation mn aarth
Una" has ever controlled it in the and Az Il ~ anal m
cEeasng i! Will still enrich those who shall control II in
the Future ' ~N'''4 IT 80
aof TO progress the work for most unnreslion.
AMI Tor II, tho most liberal will bs
~ VIVA VeowneEs-giVing them terms which must VIA
oe Sa''SIac'ory-Wtth0u Gndnngering by position EN-
or terms OF contract safety of thu u,as Them
7''e or admitting te slightest untLralnty Of utiote nav
Rlent '' Vi N't'Hh'9 pay-
M pp'cat1onS will be made Hon v K Stevenson Pras
'a7n 1'ashFile Tenn Co Samuel Tate Presiae. Nenbs
S'on hef'rohd Company, Memphis Col. j. R. Nc
D"Ae Lynchourg, Vs.. myself Memphis
JEPTHA FOWLKEs,
General and fhancial Agent of Southern Pacific P.lr5
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