New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-09-10
1000 SLAVES
WANTED BY HIRE OR BY PURCHASE,

We wi" purchase or hire for Of I've years Five HIM
dred or Thousand Slave aborea 10 work on the Southern
Paciae Railroad in TexRsinmedaely west Of Shreveport
La in region and protected from nyason or os
lion from the conflict Eh CHI shall exist the two sections
Of this country The country through which the road
entirely healthy and for the distance Of 400 or 90 u
west Of Shreveport peneaes one Of the finest agricultural
countries OH the continent of America
This company has magnificent land grant from Tsxas L.
OO acres for every mile Of rend the company constructs m
the distance Of 500 miles from Shreveport on the IA u
o On e western boundary OF Texas In times like the PIE
Sen the company cannot command cash to pay for labor essen
Hal 70 the rapid development of the companys interests BIT
Tor term Of by hire By the actual orehsse this
pany VIII make the most liberal srrangersna
Win S"Fe8%HeEs IN Kentucky Missouri Virginia Maryland
'n oatona or elsewhere, for the hire purchase, with
payments In the most undonbed scurtes Of 300 or 1000 slaves
Families entire will be TAKEN either by hire or ~ purch
The company enabled propose liberal terms because Of Tia
nuRlhcent hnd grans Of sxus and itg ability to pucha
iron ao oEs stock for the entire road across Texas with In
PONDS OF the company equal
!the fisH OF this company fxtd vested by the
OF Texas This company has the syppatby and til
Fo"'e Gu the sd degree Of parallel latitude has the sanchez
OF several Of the powerful European Governmep-
so'sSt mem are France Spain, Portugal Belgium Swi
efiand-as well as large Capitalists 1en and co..
Tractors OF These countries The Congress Of the una
oute5 passed bill at It's last session. donating 10 this company
through Arizona New Mexico and California soma n N
acres OF land and loan Of hiry-Bix millions OF dollars to
repaid III postal and other public services This bill passed M
mouse OF Representatives amended In the Senate on
lAeu 10 become law for tho OF Time and the startling
htcal events familiar 10 the nation
no company in the world has larger basis for Its scres
prosecution and no company has and secured m
Inc appreciation Of American States and European Cor
ehheht-pfontsirg much 10 s stockhoder andp
Inc "oflu Such stnpendouR results bringing inevitably with
complexion across this continent the trade of China japan
Australia and the whole Pacific Const-digtrbnne the
ues deTabe from the trade travel etc of each to every city
to the 4d OF Mexico TO the northern harbor on our
~nc CONSTRUCTING each ita due and natural shares CON-
NCH which has never failed enrich every nation on et
hal I'D" ever controlled it in the Past and az II is annually
etsasn2 1t will still more enrich those who shall control
the Future.
Ice labor to the work for most unquesior
aoe SeSnrea and for H. the will
ade win SiaVa-owne6givng them terms which must w
hk % neutrality-suspicious. endengerng, by position en-
poynent or terms of the safety the slaves then
selves or admitting tho slightest uncertainty Of ultimate ps,
nent. -
All applications will be made Hon. v K Stevenson Pres
denl Nashville Tenn Col Samuel Tate President Memphh
ana charleston Railroad Company, Memphis Col j. r. Me
daniel, hynehburg. Va. or TO myself, Memphis
JEPTtiA FOWLKES,
General and Financial Agent Southern Pacific Railroad
Company Of Texas. nvo 9ntf