The true Democrat., 1856-05-13

Tell him you would rather have $500 in money than all the stock in the company, and that am getting along slowly, etc., but am trying my best to do for the company, etc., and myself, but you fear 1 shall lose all have in it. Tell him have written for him to go to Grand GlaiZe aboutthe 10th of November, but have nothing to do there yet, and you think he better not go, but write me to buy his stock You advise him this a friend, tut if he goes to Grand Glaize to stop with T. until further orders: tell him IT. has sold out to me, and he must not hint to any one at Grund Goize, or ezsewhere, but aohat he had sold out, as have told oU 80, Mir. P- in particular. Tell him not to commu- nicate anything to P-, only that he sold out to me, S22,9OO stock for cash $2,5OO, and that it IS aN paid. Tell him not to talk to P- as though he knew or cared anything about the bank or company. He must reqard Mese u.inqs, or t aoiN ruin me.
 We are bound to have good and strong con- cern. They pay me seven-eights of all have paid out, and 1 want to make the amount about $8 GOO, remember but have got to show what it is for-$2,5OO to Dyer, S1, ,25O old debts of the company, what was paid on the land to Beebe, ($18O I think, have his correct,) 1000 plates and blls $4OO of it for the stock plate, about S7OO to $500 paid for getting out slate in the last ieason since we commenced, and all other things, travelling expenses, etc, and to you about $4OO or $500 more than you have had. 1 shall have to make an exhibit of all these things within forty to fifty days, so be fixing things the best way you kao0. We have to get new set of books, or take the first ones. It must be so fixed that it will Jear eranainahon-iurniture, rent, safe, etc, board, etc. 1 will come over there and help you if can; if not, you must do lt; and fear may not be able to go. If so, then go on your own judgment, new books or old ones; 1t is no mat ter to make any but correct entries like first books, as 1t is only to show how much I have paid out in the concern-say let it average about S2OO to $25O each time 1 went to New York, (three times,) and $15O when first came on, phls. Make all look reasonabe you can swell out old debts paid for so to about S1,2OO, not over, and amount of work on quarry from S7OO to $75O. will write you letter in this to show to D., and you make him think it is all you received from me. My expenses to Batesvile three or four times put in, and to Jacksonport and Grand Glaize-sav in all u,, to $50 about, to Hot Springs S53 25, or about fix cunning. II. NJ.
 No letters from you-wrtc often-aNis is weH
 Memphis Nov z, 1855.
 Ofcourse the amount of s ,O27 S3, | Danforth, Wright Co.'S bill, is to go into amount l have paid cut on account of our company; also, your expenses to Little Rock, | mine at Little Rock and travelling all around, | and all expenses of office in New York. Such ot these items that you can't make out I will furn sh you soon. l will get account from New York; do not want all to amount to over SS,OOO; would like to have 1t fall little short of that amount. Write J., at New York, nothing encouraging, as wish to get him out.
 We may want to say we have destroyed aU bills, not in circulation, with Seymour's name on them, and are destroying all as they come ln, not issuing any of Mem--you can judge why. Settle my amount paid out for company as near as you can on paper, and send it to me before putting t on any books, and then l will advise with you. Send me two or three late Dyer's detectors. Not heard from New York yet since my arrival.
 How does D. feel? Write fully Things are o. k here to the letter. I am well intro- duced, and stand A l with bankers and all bu slness men. There Is now no longer tears of success.
 Should D. go to Grand Glaze and he iiISht ouy d lIet!e corn, tlc. l faJncr OuV nm out, and get his receipt to the company in full, and let him go his o,cn eOay. So gork for t If he makes an offer, get him to make it in le- gal form, in writing to me, in the shape of all offer; little cash-rest OH long time-good secu- rty; still he must continue to say he did sell out to me for cash $2, 800, as this is part have pad out for the company; SLY but little to D.; tell him you have your fears can't get along after the 1st of January that lawyers say we violate the charte~ if we issue more drafts than Is necessary to do our slate bus- ness, and that the next legislature will null the charter any way; and as "fricad," advise him to get what he can and step out; tell him Burr and Patterson have backed out; that am now alone; and that the Commercial Bank won't redeem any longer, and that we have large amount to pay January 1st, 1856
 'Frtte aH to me; $500 will be paid in to me this week, by new stockholders
 1 will manage T- .J-and all the rest: but if D-Goes sell out to me, he must give the company re ceipt in JuH of aN demands remember Jus.
 Give me full account of our standing in bank in every letter. In haste Yours,
 H. NJ. TRUE.