New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-09-14
1000 SLAVES
SIMEON TOBY, JR.,
President

1000 SLAVES
WANTED BY HIRE OR BY PURCHASE.
We will purchase or hire for term Of five years Five Han
dTad thousand slave Lborers to work on the Southern
Pacific Railroad in Texasim edateIy west Of Shreveport
La in region and projected from or olest
'ion from the conflict which shall exist the wo SECTIONS
of this country TIE country through which the road passes
entirely healthy and fer the distance Of 400 or 800 miles
west OF Shreveport peuetratc OF the finest agricultural
countries on the continent of America
This company magnificent land gtart from Taxas
acres for every mile Of ced the company constructs for
the distance Of 800 miles from Shreveport the EASTERN to Fl
PasO on the boundary Texas In times ke the ure.
sent Inc company cannot command cash pay for labor
til" to the rapid development Of the companB interests bu.
Tor term Of years by hire by the actual purchase this com
i MAKE the liberal and vantsgeou Arrangements
Win SaVsowne in Kentucky Missouri Virginia. Maryland,
NORTH Carolina or elsewhere Tor the hire or purchase with
payments in the mott undOted securities Of 600 or i0O slaves,
Families enire will be taken either by hire or by purchase
ihe company enabled propose liberal ern because Of s
muhheent land of Texas and ts ability to purchases
hd Foih2 stock for he cnirs road Texas with the
construction bends Of the company 10 cash.
An tue rights q this company fixed vested by the
OF Texas This company has sympathy the
route on the SD degree Of parallel latitude has the sancon
OF several OF the most powerful European Governments
amongst Them are France SPAIN Portugal Belgium and Swift
erandas well large capitalists commercial men and con-
tractors OF these countries The Congress of the United
STATES passed BILL at its last session. donating to this company
through Arizona New Mexico and California some 100000
acres OF land and loan of thrtyBx millions of dollars b.
ep"4 IN postal and other public This bill passed ha
house OF Representatives. amended Senate only
sea to become w for the Of limo and the startling p
itical events familiar to the nation.
NO company in the world has larger basis 70. s successful
prosecution and no company has secured Itself
Inc appreciation OF 80 American European
much haneit its sOekhQldyrs
8 "oo ScH stnpendou results bringing inevitably with s
completion across this continent the trnde Of China Japan
AuStHa sno the whole Pacific Coashst bung
ne aeYa0e from the trade ave etc. Of each to every city
from the Hdo Mexico the most northern harbor on our At
.%h9 eoH"t~8ivIpg each its due and natural shae-s CON-
hhC WNga has never failed every nation on
hA mas ever controlled it in the and a. IL Is annually
crossing it will still enrich those who shall control II in
the Future.
"Rht'he labor to progress work for most unqueson
HU'5 SeV ahd tor H. the most liberal arrangements will b
made with seTeowuers-giving them terms which must wa
thing, be neutrality-suspicious. eudnneriup nv oosition en-.
pSeHt or terms Of contract the safety Of the slaves them.
Se!7o' or admitting the slightest uncertainty Of ultimate pay
men -
Ali applications will be Fion v K Stevenson Pres.
laeh Nashville, Tenn Col Samuel Tate President Memphis
ana charleston Railroad Company Memphis; Col j. R. Nc.
Daniel Lynchburg Va; orto myself ManDhls
JEPTHA FOWLKES,
General and Financial Agent of Southern Pacific Railroad
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