Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-04-13

any such purpose, which, had I knoscn,
would have been present at the time
the charges were made before the court,
and clearly established the falsify of
every charge and allegation made
which will appear most clearly when the
case is tried. am, therefore, unable 10
say why Mr.. c. has taken such course,
he knowing full well my reason for with.
drawing from the Company, namely, my
state OF health, having the same difficult
with my lungs 90 my brother, Mr.. G. p
Norris. | now state, as another reason
for my withdrawal, the fact that after
putting into the concern $4,000 cash,
and fully investigating the prospects
during nearly three months Of business,
found it to prove Improbable, having
made losses TO The amount of about halfthe
capital had furnished. The funds put
in by me have only been used in the pay
ment of debts and expenses Of the com.
psny lincluding some two hundred and
fifty dollars paid MIR. G. as salary, and
all obligations made by the company du-
ring my connection with it, have been
paid by me. will state here that the
above amount is all the cash capital furn-
ished to the company, said Cunningham
having furnished no cash capital, his
interest consisting Of the preserving
house and apparatus, which still rc;nais
in bis possession, as do also all fixtures
teams, etc, which were paid for out of
said cash furnished BY me- | was in
duced TO go into the Company upon
certain representations OF profits, which
the business thus far has shown TO be
losses instead ofprofts.
Through the course purEued by Mr..
G. in bringing my name before the pub
lie, l am forced TO make the above state
ment of facts pertaining to affairs Of
private business, in which the public are
in no way interested; but hereafter fur
Their communications from Mr.. c. will
receive no response whatever from me.
81. c. NORRIS.
The above statement of H. G. Norris,
my brother, is true 10 every particular.
In the matters referred to he has acted
strictly by my advice.
C. P. NORRIS.
Go direct to the manufacturers for F.
Y. Shirts and mems furnishing goods.
WIGGANs i THORN,
3St 233 Clay Building.
A FINE, large and elegant assortment
OF fans and parasols in the newest styles,
just received. T. W. JOHNSTON & Co,
40 BAT Main street.
WASTRD-Two good shoemakers, to
work in the store, at the Eagle Boo. and
Shoe Store, No. 344 Main street.
JOHN II. VorGELI.
WAETED-A young man, eighteen or
twenty years of age. Apply to
ELY HOWARD, 70 Jefferson street.
GeoD corsets--at 81, worth 81 Scat |
N. Kraus & Co.'S, 2ls Main street, cor
ner of Adams. SAT |
Received, per steamer Belle Memphis,
the finest lot Of Rcefoot Lake perch of
the season, at No. Al Jefferson street.
If you want something nice, be sure to
call on Victor d. Fuchs; be keeps it
always on hand. SO
YEGUA."-All the late papers at
Chsppelrs Postoffice corner newsstand.
New lot silk dress buttons, silk fringe
and colored satins, at NJ. Kraus 4 Co.'s,
2lS Main street, corner Of Adams. 34-t
Our stock of corsets and hoop skirts
Ia complete in every particular. We are
now prepared to offer special induce
ments in this class of goods.
T. W. JOHNSTON & Co.,
10 BAT Main street.
The largest stock of spring clothing
and furnishing goods ever brought to this
market, at Sproule & McCown's. 35-t |
"ESGLIsH FEMALE BlTTERs is an ad-
nirable prescription for females"
j. A, P. KENNEDY, NJ. D.,
n t CoAeeville, Mississippi.
The PLAoE.-Call on Mr.. Myers at the
Worshsm House, and try the best liquors
brought to this market.
CeUsTgY merchants wanting dry goods,
Examine the stock of NJ. Kraus & Co..
.lS Main street, corner of Adams. Will
nut dress patterns for country merchants
rom retail stock. 34-t