Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-05-25
1000 SLAVES
Wanted by Hire or BY Purchase

YETB win Purchase OF Hire for a term Of 1--WE years.
w Five Hundred or q Thousand Slave Labarers, 70
work on the southern Pacihc Railroad In TeXas-lmue-
diztsly wet Of Shreveport, Lousiana-in region
and protested from invasion maesatiou during
the otnct which shall exist between the two sections
OF this eountry The country through which the road
passes entirely healthy and for the distance Of
$50 OF 500 mies west Of shreveport il penetrates
q tho dnrst agicuturai countries the continent OF
America
Fhi. Company has Iaud grant from Texas
/. 10 go acres for every mile OF road the company
Shreveport en- the eastern to FL Paso the
boundary OF Texas. In times Ike the present the
oompan7 caunot command cash pay labor essential
the rapid development OF she compaBy's interests
but tor term Of years, by hire BY the actual pur
chase, this company viii make the liberal and ad-
vantageous ARRANGEMENTS with slave-owners Ia Ken
tucky. N issourA VirEi7ia, Aarrland North Carolina,
or elsewhere for the hire or purehas with payments
in thF most unouaea feourltles oi bo9 or 1000 slaves
Famie entire viii be taken either by hire ~ pur-
chase The company Is enabled 10 propose liberal eTms,
because 81 the Huntheent land grants BY Texas and It's
ability purchase the iron ard rolling
tire road Texss vile the eonstrucsu bonds Of
she csmu1ny, al rates almost equai 10 cash. All the
rights II this eorarv are and vestef BY the laws
Of Texas This company secured the sympathy and
e route on the ~ degree o. parallel Of latitude has
the saHction Of several the powerful Rur0pesn
goTernueRtsamonE them are Frsnce, Spain, Portugal
BeiFiun and Switzeriaudas vel a. of large capital
lists e1mmeroial and Contractors Of hose Countries
The late CQugreas q he United States passed bi st
last session donating to this company ihrough Ari
zsna, New Mexico ard California, some l3o00 900 acres
Of Land sud osn Of ihirts-sx millions Of soars, 70
be repaid IL postal and other public servioss This bill
passed :hs Hougs of Representatives amended ia
the Senate and onY failed to become law for The
tine ard the startling political familiar
the nation
No company in the world has larger basis for It's
success ui prosecution and company has attracted
aad secured % its II the appreciation ef usny Amer
I iean States and Europ governraens-promisins 50
nuah besent . is sokho ers and to the wore such
stupendous results briuriuR inevitably with its
petiou this osntneHt the trade OF China Japsn
Austria Ia ana Ae whole Pacific cohsdistributing the
trezsurfs derivable from the trade travel etc. each
to every city from the Gulf Of Mexico 10 she most
Northern harbor Atzntic coast-giviug each its
aus and natural Hhare--a COMMERCE which As nsver
failed 10 enrich every nation earth that ever
eonrsed it in the PAST ard it is annually increas
ing Il vii still more enrich those whe shall troi it
/ in the FuTERE-
Wewant the labor, 70 progress with The work, fer
most unquestionsbe securi ties and for it. the lib
sral arrangemcnts will be made vita slave owners-
giving them terms which must think, be sfas-
tsTywithoai endsnserug, By position employnert or
o sontract the safety Il the slaves themselves
admitting the slightest uncertainty Of ultimate pay
! ment.
All applications viii be made 70 Hon Y. K Steven
! SEN FresideHt, Nashville Tenuesseei Col ssmuel
Tate President Mempas and Charleston Rsirosd Cora-
panF, Aemphisj Ooi J. a. McDa1isi, Lynehburs, Va
/ or 20 myself, Aenphis.
JEFTHA wi KEs
General and Financial AGENT Of Squfhern Paeidc
uyl4-tf Rsiiroai Cynpany af Texas