New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-07-10
SessstgseAal EsacSs5c Railroad.
1000 SLAVES 8%
WANTED BY HIRE OR BY PURCHASE.


Wew purchase hire for term Of ve years Five Hun
dred or thousand Slave Labores work on the Southern
Pacific Railroad in Texas-imn edaely Of Shreveport
La in region and protected from invasion or oesa
ton from the conflict which shall exist between sections
Of this country The country through which the road passes
entirely healthy the distance Of some 400 or 500 miles
west OF Shreveport peuetrates Of the finest agricultural
countrieson the continent of America a.
This company has magndeentland grant from Texas e.
acresfor every mile Of rad the company constructs
the distance Of 500 miles from Shreveport the EASTERN Ell
Paso on the western boundarYof Texas In times the pre-
sent the company cannot commend cash pay for labor
ial to the rapid development Of the companys interests
tor term of years by hire by the purchase this
pany will make the liberal advantageous
with slaTeowners in Kentucky Missouri Virginia. Maryland
North Carolina, elsewhere the hire or purchase with
payments in the most undonbed securities 800 1000 slaves
ames entire Will be TAKEN either by hire by purchase
he company enabled to propose liberal TERMS because Of the
ualdeent land grants of Texas and It's ability purchase
iron and rolling stock for the entire road Texas with
construction bonds of the company to cash
All the rights of this company fixed by tho laws
OF Texas This company has secured the sympathy and
route on the 2d degree of parallel al latitude has the SANCTION
Of several Of the powerful European
amongst them are France, SPAIN Portugal Belgium and swz
eflandas well as of large capitalists
tractors Of these countries The late Congress the United
States passed bill at its last session. donating hs company
through Arizona, New Mexico and California 100000
of land and loan Of h millions Of dollars to be
repaid postal and other public services This bill passed
failed to become law for the Of time the startling po
hical events familiar to the nation. fai.T8 =
No company in the world has larger basis for ts
prosecuticn and company has attracted and
the appreciation of American States and European
much benefit to its stockholders and
the world such snpendons resultshrnsng inevitably with
completion this continent Of China Japan
Auraia and the whole Pacific Coasdstrbutn tho tress
nres from the trade travel of each every city
from the Gdf of Mexico to the northern harbor
lanc coas-gvng each Its ue and natural sharea COM
MERGE which has failed enrich every on earth
that has controlled in tho Past annually in
ereaspg it will still enrich who shall control it in
the Future. .FHtl=-
We want the labor to progress the work fer unqueston
able securities and for H. the most liberal arrangements will
made with slavs-ownerseviDg them which must we
think be neutrality-suspicious. eniangeringby position en-
poyment terms of contract the safety tho slaves them
Selves admitting the slightest uncertainty ultimate pay
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All applications will be v X Steven son. Pres.
dent Nashville Tenn. Col Samuel Tate President Memphis
and Charleston Railroad Company, Memphis Col j. R. Nc
Daniel, Lynshburg. Va; or to myself, Memphis. I.f
T. JEPTHA FOWLKES, w
General and Financial Agent Southern Pacific Railroad
Company of Texas. Z FEs+gsf my9 2ptf