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"HIaHLv CONCENTRATED
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eosrrIvr AND sYscvIo sn1lpr rop
Diseases Of th~
IL Appsn. KIDNEYS, GRAVEL, AMI pR"PsL
CAL SwELLIN0s.

This Medicine increases the power OF Digestion,
and cxcites tho Absorbents into healthy action, BY
which the Watery or Calcerous deposltiop and all
Unnatural Enisrgements are reduced, a. we'll A.
ea,n aud inflammation. and is good for
MEN, WOMEN OR UHILDREN
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sold by all prissia.s everywhere.

Isk ron akLnBOLDS-TARk NO orhAs.
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Gu, out she sd's't tsvsps Aad esd 'sy H. $50
ssIs lEresiNI n ~. ssp' ME 49,
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Aud sold hy prusgluts aud Family GrooeTs.
New yOIk Once, No - Broadway,
suI2- 6meod
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MEDICAL.
q ECIA NOTI ICE.

ps. N. vELLNrs Private Hospital, In the Fed.
sra, Blcet, corner Of seventh and ssrests, oppo-
lite the Post and Patent omses. accms n snd ~,
III stairs. washinssoo, D.. 4. .'H .' T
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Union lob Rooms.

A change has taken place in the su-
perintendence Of the custom JOB Rooms"
Mr.. JoHS w. BARRY having retired, Mr..
ELI BECKETT one Of the Publishers Of the
Union, takes charge Of them. Mr.. b is 9
competent and experienc cd Job Printer,
and under his charge the reputation OF
the Office will BIO fully sustained. We
are prepared as usual, to execute at the
shortest notice, all descriptions of work.
in the neatest style, and solicit continu-
III ance of the patronage which, during the
past year, has been literally extended
to us.
All orders addressed to Ms. ELI BECKE7
will be promptly filed.
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suffers, Attont,ont

We have now in store large stock OF
supplies in your line, to which we call
your attention. Such as all kinds of no.
tons fancy goods; canned fruits; Vir-
ginia, Tennessee, Missouri, and Ken.
lucky tobacco; cigars, wines, and liquors.
City dealers will do well to look through
our stock before purchasing elsewhere.
Special attention paid to shipping. No.
6b Public Square, below City Hotel.
.T HAREEY, HUaHEs & Co.
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WANTED.
O 8 T

VEeTERDAY, BETWEEN MARKET AND HIGH
Il streets, somewhere between the Tennessee and
ono directed 70 "Alchael Day,n Philadelphia, and
one 20 Mr.. Reed" care Of James o'Connor, New
YORK. Tho pander will confer a favor on a widow
lady By leaving them al this Office.
ApTil7-u
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THIS AGENCY possesses peculiar facilities for Il,
successful prosecution and settlement Of De
AAnds against the General Government Of EVERY
DESCRIPTION, its conductors having had sever,
years. experience IN the management of claims
fore Congress, the Court Of Claims, and the Pxecu
tiys Departments at Washington, and beiaE thor
oughiy acquainted ead familiar with the laws sno
regulations governing their adjustment.
PartioulaHsttention viii be given TO cases arlsips
out Of the present war, including tho accounts .sf
States, Contractors, and Disbursipg Officers Of The
War and Navy Departments, and for g Collect.
ing, Drilling, and Organising VoIu
untcers,'' the reimbursement Of which Is author,
lied by an act af Congress-; CLAIMS FOR INDEM
NIFTY FOR PRIVATE PROPERTY TAKEN FOB
PUBLIC UsEs, Oh FOB DAMAGES TO sUOH
PROPERTY, for HcrSss Loaf IN the service, and icI
military Pay, Pensions, and Bounty
Land
We give special attention TO procuring Pen.
siOnss BOunties, oto. aecruing to Soldiers
who have been wounded, contracted disease, or th,
families Of such have died, or been killed while
the discharge OF their line Of dpty as such during Il
present war
Special care will also be given to claims which
have been heretofore Rejected or Suspended
by the Departments or TneflcIentIy Managed
Prompt attention also given to the collection Of
QuartermAster's Receipts given for Property taken
for the use Of the Army, to arranging Accounts with
andoolIecting Claims against the Quarermasters Del
partment.
All Claims placed In our hands receive our Promp.
Personal Attention, thereby securing many
which, In the hands Of an Attorney at any dIstan,
point, frequently prove unsuccessful.
Aside from this decided advantage, our daily intsi
course with all the Departments enables US in no,
cases to obtain decisions much moro speedily THAI
whore all communication and ether necessary dstaB
must be conducted through the mails
To THIS end, solicit you to forward to US any OF
all cases ofsuch character you may from time tims
have presented, and, as 10 our custom wo will fpr,
nish You with all the necessary blanks, and, Wbor
required, instructions.
No charge made in any case unless suocessf1l
Address CHARLES u. GREEN,
No. rs Dherrv etroet
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NOTICEi

NASHVILLE, April 2s, 1858.
XAEHAVE THIS DAY SOLD TO GEO. sHIRIDs
w JR., and JOHa X, huAE, our entire interest in
the Auction and Commission House, Nos rs end "a.
College street, opposite the SoWanse Hos9l, aud We
lake pleasure Ia Recommending them 70 the faVora-
bic Consideration Of all our friends and patrons as
business and reliable men and solicit Zoe them the
very libsfaI patronage and confidence that has Al.
ways been shown t. as,
Gps6-im b.. SHIELDS co.
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mentioned below
The following Tennessee Banks are broken, or
have been wound up {; and their Notes, n any arc
out, are utterly worthless;
Agricultural Bank, At Brownsville.
Central Bank Of Tennessee, at Nashville
Farmers and Mechanics' Bank, at Memphis.
Mechanics Bank, at Memphia
Memphis Saving Institution, at Memphis
Exchange Bank, At Murfreesboro.
Miners and MAnufaoturera' Bank, At KnoEvR o.
Bank Of East Tennessee, at Knoxville
Bank Of Trenton, at Trenton.
Bank Of Jefferson, at cambridge.
Bank of Claiborne, at TaEewel.
Bank Of Tazewell, at Tazewel. u"
Lawrenceburg Bank, At LawTenoeburg
Citizens Bank at Memphis.
Bank Of America, ct GAINESVILLE.
Exchange Bank Georgia. rH-
Southern Bank, Georgia
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MashriIle AaiOu.
pnrlIcninr Notice.

Persons mailing or otherwise sending
us money, will obligs us by remitting
"green- backs" They are recognized as
currency, and refused nowhere 10 the
United States. We receive frequently the
notes Of banks which may be solvent
enough at home, but which we are COM
PEELED TO sell at a discount, not being able
10 use them in our business operations Al
mar. Will our friends please bear this in
mind?
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Rich md EkRre.

A new and elegant assortment of Pho
tographic Albums, more richly embel-
lished than any hitherto brought to this
city, have just been received, and are for
sale at T. M. SoHLErER's Photographic
Rooms. Also, a choice variety of Gard
Frames, in enamel and gold. These are
q new article, only just imported
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We are in receipt daily Of choice APP

We are in receipt daily of choice Ap.
pies, Oranges, Lemons, and Fresh Eggs
Eggs packed carefully expressly for our house
We have in store, also, fine lot o.
pure Maple Sugar in small cakes-ten K
the pound-all of which we offer to Sut.
= lers and others at the very lowest market
rates. Call and see us at s5 North
Marke. street, directly opposite The Gov.
eminent Stable, and Government Black
smith Shop, near the Louisville & Nash
vile Railroad Depot.
CLARK & GREGORY.
may LOW.
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weekly Nashville UnsOn---NO CIu
Rrgcea.

Prices.
We are under the necessity of repeat
ing the announcement that we have no
club prices for the Weekly UNION. We
furnish it to subscribers at the uniform
price of Two Dollars per annum, from
which we make no abatement whatever.
To persons sending us twenty Subscri-
- bers, we give one copy gratuitously. The
cost for white paper is so great, we can
not afford to do more than this.--tf
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Dried Fruit.

A. d M. LANDsBERo d Co., corner of
Market street and the Public square,
have on hand ffy barrels Of choice Dried
Fruit, ApPLEs and PEACHES, which they
are offering at the lowest market prices.
Call and make your purchases.
april 29-tf.
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All persons having claims against the
Government arising from the use of cot
ton bales on the Notifications at Nash
vile, are hereby notified that they must
be filed with the Board appointed for
their investigation on or before the 18th
day of May, 1868; after which date nc
claims will be received. ,r
BY order of the Board:
j. j. DoNNBLLY,
may7tf Captain and Recorder.
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RETURNED.-Dr. KING, who has been
absent in New York, and was detained
by sickness beyond his time allotted,
has just returned, aud is now prepared to
attend 10 those who may need his servi-
Ces. His office is No. 20, Deaderick
street. ap19-1m.
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Nashville Union Club.

The meetings of the Nashville Union
Club will be held hereafter in the Rep
rssentstise Hall, State Capitol.
Regular meetings every Thursday
night. J- may lott,
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/. O. O. r.
Library Association.

VNHE ORDER IN NASHVILLE, HAVING KS
4 TAnLIsllEDa Library for the use OF IL men.
bers, viii be pleased 20 receive donations q Book
pamphiela, Periodicals, etc, from ell membors n
the Fraternity olth out Of tho city, also nom
nreeds Of the instilauon who are not members
Persons willing 10 contribute 20 tho Library, eau
do 40 by deposltng their dona tonB az the Drug stors
OF NJ NJ Dortoh, Public Square, with either OF the
undersignod, who have been appolRted a committees
40 reesiSe them j. l.. WEAKLY,
Rob r. lHOMPSON
MARTIN COTTON,
n. ATIENER,
FARNswoRTH
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j, L. BURNHAM having leased Store
No. 80, Union street, has opened the same
as a Grocery stand, where he will keep
constantly on hand a very choice stock
Of the best Family Groceries. Families
would do we'll TO call and examine his
stock before purchasing elsewhere.
Remember the number--30, Union
street. Also, family supplies kept con-
stantly on hand as usual at his Bakery
9S, North College street.
April 24--1m.
, 1863-01-20
Prospective Marriage OF Goncra1 Tom
Thumb and Miss LRvf0ta Warren.

lHfpm tuc new 1Q1k 4unE5.j
Ali tho thousands Of young ladies who reg
pers; all tho thousands who hare seen the,
little Queen Of Beauty, Miss Iayinia Warren,
ct the Fifth Avenue St. Nfchtas, snd the
Museum; all those thousands who are max
Ing appointments to. sec her while the oppor-
tunity remains, will be interested in the start
ling news We are permitted to publish to the
World to-day We heard the visitors at tho
Mnseum, after that rarisllng polka between
Com. Mutt and Miss Warren, say that Ba1num
was the happiest and lnclest man in the
The jewel has been snatched from his grasp.
and who In all tie universe should be tie
gal1ant knight that could carry offthis little
maiden fur bnt the vcritabie Gen, Tom
Thumb: 1t seems hard at first glance that he
whom Mr. Barnnm has taken to the courts Of
20 that he las kissed, we forget how many
hundred thousands Of earth's most beautiful.
should come hack at last to rob Mr.. Barnum
Of this bright aud brilliant capture that he
haa SO recently made. Yet it Is truly so, and
nnothipg better, alter having done 50 mpel cit to
teach Elm every art Of grace and gallantry.
1t Is stated, on good authority, that General
Tom Thumb and Miss Warren are bethroth-
cd. The General saw her ut the st. Nicholas,
was snitten, was very devoted in his attcn.
tio1s, followed her to Boston, met her at the
tune; follows her back to this city, and to the
Filth Avenue, and ceased MOTTO urge llis suit
It Is said, until he was accepted. He has uoT
dispatched m agent to his parents, at Middle
borough, Massachusetts, for their approval
How soon the nuptials will take place is not
decided, but the General declares that, as I1is
wife, she cen not be exhibited, as he has
money enough to support them both, without
its Therefore, the conclusion Of her brief en-
gagement with Mr.. Barnum will terminate
her public career, when she will retire to en-
JOY IN private life, rs Mrs. Thumb, q compe-
tcnce which would surround more prcteD-
ttons pcrsonageB with luxury and pleasure,
Now, the question is whether fhe union of
this !liputian couple can be cglled marriage
In high Life; and another terrible and mo-
mentous inquiry arises: %Will q duel take
place between Commodore Mutt and General
Thumb?" The Commodore declares his in
tent1on, If the worst comes to tho worst, to
maintain his personal honor with no better
weapons than those with which nature has
provided him, and whether the Commodore's
agility, or the Generals strength. acquired
IN athletic sports at Brigeport, will be in the
ascendant at last the trla1 alone will decide.
And if tie trial does occur, " may We be there
to eee." Let the miniature heroes look to
their muscle When they asked Miss Warren
II she was engaged, she replied, with yitty
eyaslytness, that she was enEaged to Mr.. Bar
mum. Ne arc afraid Mr. Barnum Stands a
poor chance now. We'll, it can only be hoped
that she will realize at Bridgeport home
Of the Geueral-al1 the happiness Of that
;" Cottage by the Sea- Of which she sinrs
now, every day, ut the Museum, with such
clear aud sweet intonation.
, 1863-01-20
d. Serious Case.
From the indianapolis Journal, 16th.1

John o. Brown Of Shelby county, private
in the Sd cavalry regiment, has for eonae days
past been on trial before a court martial in
this city FOR Introducing among the soldiers
in camp here . secret society, the object Of
which is TO- encourage descrtion, aud destroy
the army. lie pleaded "guiity" to every
charge but one, and that was proved beyond
all doubt, though the important charges were
those llc confessed to be true. The penalty Of
his offense wns death, and it is probable that
this is the sentence of the court, but it Is not
known yet. Here is terrible, fatal proof Of
the existence Of the reasonable society
against which ne have so often warned the
people. The accused confesscs. With the
aWfu1 penalty Of his crime before him he
plead guilty. M and la9 ackno~'ieages the
onahlo purposes. and his participation
in 1t. And he may have to suffer the full
weight Of the law he has outraged. Bat who
nous politicians who have instigated him, and
others like him, to disseminate this abomina-
bic conspiracy alnong unsuspecting soldiers
Who will not say that the punishment shou1d
fall upon them rather than upon those who
have been made their victimss Soldiers will
get find how terribly they have been wronged
by these double-dycd scoundrcls, and they
may take the punishment into their own
hands. If Brown dies his blood will be on
tho heads Of the mcn-and VIC can name them
who encouraged him, prompted him and
gave him the means to carry on his dangerous
work. They will be his murdcrers, and fOuler
blacker murder eau meyer be committed than
is that which urges unsuspccting soldiers to
the commission Of a deadly crime to carry
out some infamous political scheme.
, 1863-01-20
Arrest OF Two Human Mon
&tGT8.

James and John Calandar, father and son,
have been arrested for the murder Of o NO.
man and her children in Otis, Berkshire coun.
II, Macs. The son states that his father and
himself were intending to SO Oh asheep-steal-
Ing excursion, that lis fatRcr went to get
quart Of whisky, they agreeing to meet at q
placc near where the murder was committed.
After meeting there, they drunk the liquor,
and about tint time Mrs. Jones and her chill
drcn came along in search Of berries. Mad
dcned By the liquor they drank, and made
desperate. BY their brutal passions, they raw
ished the unfortunate woman, and then re-
flecting upon the certainty Of their discovery
aid punishment, they decided to kill the
woman and her children. The father agreed
to kill Mrs. Jones II James would kill tho
children. The little boy aud girl being fright
encd BY the terrible scene, had gone away q
few rods and were standing BY a fence, unable
to realize the awful fate aTaiting them. The
narrator says he dashed their brains out
il numbering their mother, and after com
plcttng lis fearful task, he passed BY the body
Of tue woman, and seeing that life vas not
yet extinct, he raised q large stone and dashed
It upon Acr head.
, 1863-01-20

From the Ottawa Republican.
An item appeared in the Chicago Times Of
yesterday, purposting to be the proceedings
Of . meeting Of the Ottawa Grain Merchants;
resolutions, reported by "committee Of
thEec," condc1nning the Chicago Board Of
Trade for excluding the Times and Its re-
porter from the Board Of Trade rooms. The
proceedings Of the meeting arc signed By D..
T. Phelps, President, and B. +. Powell, Secro-
tary. The joke Of it is, that the meeting con-
sisted Of the President, Secretary and one
other man, who must also hare composed the
committee Of three, and one Of them is only o
clerk for firm that would hardly sustain the
Times in its reasonable course.
We learn that the Times men wcrc suspi-
cious that the reported proceedings were a
hoax, and telcgraphcd to ottawa to find out
about It. When the Ottawa grain merchants
arc heard from, they will be able to report the
names ofthosc composing their committee Of
three, and there viii be enough besides the
chairman aud secretary to choose it from,
and furthermore, the Times or any othe!
eeccsh institution, Will not derive any comfort
from It.
, 1863-01-20

TIE CURATIVE
properties OF the medicine direct themselves to
idfion Of the stomach and liver that the etarchy
principle Of the food ID not converted into sugar 50
long as the eyatem Is under the influence Of the
, 1863-01-20
Ql)tra9o Qrlbnne.
TUESDAY, JANUARY 30, 1858.
From tho Ercning Post.l
SONNET-TO JOHN BRIGHT
OF ENGLAND.

nation grccts thee o'cr the ware, John Bright!
4 nation lot thine own, ror Jet allied
II all things to 1t, but whose sense Of pride
Soare, though on wounded wngs, to lott1cst flight.
We ST thce " Hail lr'-loud shouting while VIC dght
And thJ land loudeet: for thy yoice hath cried .
boldly aud brasely In Its honest might
For THO great principle Of Human Right.
Thou darest to stand, and stem the accursed tide
Qf h1gc Eanked selashns3s. which would iucItc
70 popular niadncas and Obscure the light
OF Gods great Justice, in eternal night!
, 1863-01-20

LrMnE1,Eo.- prospects for the
present winter arc anything but encouraging
It is now the 14th Of January, and barely snow
enough to whitcn the earth. At Muskegon,
ching circumstances; with large forces ofmcn
and teams On their hands In complete readi-
ness for log hauling, aud no snow. Should
the remaining portion Of the winter provc as
uninyitipg for operations in the lumber woods
as tic past, It will boa misfortune to many Of
our Muekeegon neisshbofs,, as well as to 9th:
prove ruinous. Many Of the mills, thclarsest
and most efficient, must remain lille during
tie coming season, Us stock for manufacture
, 1863-01-20
BELNIBOLDsS
EXTRACT BUCHU,

EIceratfon of tho Kidneys and BIad-
der, Retention of Urine, Diseases
OF tho Prortratc Gland, Stone In
the Bladder, Calculus, Grav-
el, ErIclzdust Deposit,
and FOR
, 1863-01-20

>-=fdAL FORCES RHaAdKn.


Total Infantry and cavalry. .13D Il:
Our regiments, throwing In tho artillery,
will average 400 men, ns many Of the new regi.
ments arc quite full. This would give Us a
force Of t., 900 men previous to the battle.
You will perceive by the figures that the
forces we're pretty nigh balanced, as Tho above
arc strictly correct. Therefore, II there is any
great difference between the tables and the
facts, it is because I have averaged. the regl-
menfs accurately
, 1863-01-20

AVAE1HAIA IN 0"NDs
seiennua11y, which Is equal at tho present premium
on gold. to about eight per cont. Per AHnuu
Farmers. Merchants. Mechanics. Capitalists and AL
who hare any money to invest should know and r.
MORTGAGE upon all Railroads. Canals, Bsuk Stocks
md Securities. and the immense products Of au the
manufacturer &c, In the country: and that tho t1u
and ampe provision made lor the payment o1
E1cse Stamps aud internal Revenue sezvca to make
these B2pdf.
, 1863-01-20

In order to keep pace with te demands Of ths avel
added many improvements during the year 1861. md
With dts Senneesions It viii be found ln MI respects
track u stone ballasted and entirely free from d1st
, 1863-01-20

; Total infantry aud cavalry......
The rebel regiments will hardly muster 800
men each, although they claim that number
ms an average, which would give them at the
baltic Of Stones River about51 900 men.~
. They rebels admit Tint they had IS ,0oo men,
and place our force at inst double that num-
~aud folks arc little queer that way some-
times. Fos instance, nc admit that nc had
, 1863-01-20

~ The Copporhead Democracy Of the
New York Legislature seem to have dropped
Fernando Wood for Senator suddenly. They
are now divided between Erastus Corning and
Sanford E. Church. We will bet Corning, as
between the two, gets the-nomination. Be-
cause, why, he has got the most money.
, 1863-01-20

can be procured only with good slclshlug
Besides, it will hare tho effect Of greatly d.
minislliDg the supply Of lumber in market,
and greatly enhanced prices must follow.
Grand Karen Ne1cs, jan. 14h.
, 1863-01-20

I The remains Of Gen. 0. III. Mitchell,
who died some time since, while in command
Of the Department Of the South, arrived in
New York en- Wednesday last. They will be
inferred in the family vault in Greenwood Gem
etery.
, 1863-01-20
Denver Mint.
From tho Denver {colorndo) Commonwealth.

From the Denver (coorado) Commonwealth, 3D.
We publish herewith the report Of Mcssrs
Clark, Gruber & Co., the originators aud late
owners Of tue Mint In this city, non the prop
erty OF the government Of the United States.
Ihis THIS, report is made to the firm in Learen-
The full amount coined by this establish
ment from the beginning Is hero set forth,
and also The amount Of dust purchased bv The
nrm Tor their own use ind IN the prosecution
Of their Own business.
- It must be borne in mind that this report
includes only the operations Of one house
among the seven or eight large and RESPONSE
Bile banking establishments in this city, and
ttat when the amounts Of dust purchased by
these houses, By other houses III the NOM
talns, and that shipped by or held in private
hands or On deposit, or placed into direct cir
into consideration, the amount here Of viii
comprise less than onc-tcnth Of the whole.
DENVER MINT REPORT.
To Clark, Gruber & Co., Leayenworth, Kansas-
slrs:
We submit herewith the following report
and history Of our mint, closing with the wear
1859, and the sale of this establishment to the
United States Government. 4 j. Il \ 4
The coming department of our mint has
been ably and satisfactorily conducted By Geo.
". HcClure from the beginning, from whose
accounts VIC make the following statements
Of ourcoinage, to-wit:
From July 1s, 1sG0 to January 1st. 1861 S1sl
In the year 1861, ending Jan. lst 1862 40, 1850
In the year 1eGa ending Jan 1st 1861. 2s2Y195 50
Total coinage. .s5o4. 20
From July 18TH, 1860 {thc starting Of the
mint TIL the 1st day Of january, 1861, VIC
purchased
11.725, ,es oz. costing &1s7,6o1
10 Jan. 1st, 1852. .20, ,473G3 u a33,7!5,45
10 Jan. 1st, 1853. O., 1850 975, ,YT7.59
Total. .93, 269. II oz. II 81,46a647.75
Making 6,4A Ds. avotrdupois.
This statement only includes the dust
which we actually purchaEed, coined and dis
posed Of. We have had on special deposit and
Philadelphia large amounts not included in
this report. Yours, most respectfully,
CLARK, GKuBEK & co.
DENVER, G. T., January lst, 1858.