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NOTICE
rs HEREBY GIVEN,
SKERIFF's OFFICE }
OanvIIIe JnIy 90 1916.

'HNO all iegltees, creditors and other persons in
II terested IN the estates of the respective de-
cedents and minors, thai the administration and
guardian accounts oithc SAID estates have been filed
in the office of the Register of the county Of Co.
Iumbia, and will be presented for confirmation and
allowance to the Orphan's Court to be held at
DanyiIIe in and for the county aforesaid on
Wcdncsday, Tie l9M dag cFAugusi,
next, at o'clock, P. N.
The final account Of Samuel Meugas ad-
mini tratcr oIlhe estate Of John kOJenuit late Of
Limestone township, deceased.
The account Of henry Miller, administrator
tof tue estate Of Jacob Rodenbcrger late Of Roar
mgcreck township deceased.
3 IKE account of Samuel W. Lowry, admins.
traitor of the estate Of Elizabeth Lowry late ol Der
ry township deceased
4 The account of John Rcecc, Executor and
Phe5e Mathcr execu.rix of the last will and teata-
ment of Robert Mather late Ot Greenwood town
ship deceased.
The account of Thomas Benfeld and Jocol
! lSitler, executors OF the last will and testament o
John Ber field late of Derry township deceased
| The account Of Samuel MeIock 0dminist q
tor Of the estate Of John Bright late Of Bloom town
lshp dccepsCd.
The first and final account Of Joseph Brobst
Iadmnist aor debOusn0n with the will annexed o.
he estate of Frederick foreman late u Cattawlsss
township deceased.
I he account Of Jane Tiiman the surviving
administrator with the will annexed Of the estate
IofAbraham Titman late of Greenwood township
deceased.
The Second account of John Brown jr ad
imnstrutor Of the estate Of Charles Miller late o
Of MifIlin township deceased.
10 The account Of L, b. Brown executor q
the last will and testament Of Hiram Reynolds lat
Iof Mltllin township deceased.
ii The account of Reuben Fahringer, admin
strator Of the estate of Elizabeth Wagner late u
Roarugcreck township deceased,
T. The account of Reuben Fahringer admin
sirator Of the estate ofJonaIhan Kline late OF Roa
mgcreck township deceased.
l3 The account OF John r. Meyer administi
tn of the estate Of josiah Mcclure late Of Blool
township deceased
II The account of Obed Everett, admnslrat
rr the estate OF Benjamin Boone late OF Bloc
Il" llownIhip deceased
- Is The account Vt Samuel }orks, aJm,nish
ID tor debones with the will annexed OF the estd
Of General Daniel Montgomery late Of ManoniI
township deceased
l6 The account of John Douty. qdmnatrGt
with the will annexed of the estate Of Wild
l. Harvey late of Liberty township deceased
= II The account of George w. Norris, actil
Al E &ecutor aud Elizabeth Norris, Executux OF d
~ last will and testament of Isacheg MoIIij Iae
J Hemlock township deceased
CHARLES CONNER, Register.
RrGISrERs OLFrcE,2
Danp'Ae, Juy 10, ls4G.
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LIST OF CAUSES.
FOR TRIAL AT AUGUST TERN l64C
!. James Hiatt Marchiu vs., Christie uno Match

!. James Hiatt Malchiu vs., Christie una Match
in.
.. Debolao Minnierby her next friend Francis
Dean, VS.. Hiram Minner
8, Joseph Lemon vs.. George Lemon.
A. John McCall ct al vs. Joseph Lemon
Tobias Shirtz ct al vs Thomas Moolhead ct a
e DR. Thomas Fitch VS. Thomas Hubbard ct a
Thomas 5 Hubbard ct al VS. George Maus ct a
8 Thomas Smckhouse vs. Vauiah Reese ct 81
8 Ebenczer GrcCnough VS. Caleb Fisher ct al
10 Samuel Conner vs. John AChenAaeh
IL Samuel Sandman VS. Owen D Lleh ct nj
| Samuel Shadman W Owen b Licb et al
l3 Samuel Shadman vs Owen Liot ct al
ii William DGinng vs. HenryMiIler
Is Thomas C Baker ct u vs. George FeIstei
l6 George Correll vs. PQtrick Herbert
II John Christopher VS. NiohoIas sclbert
ls Bcniamin ,-.hews rdmr vs Matthias Kline
10 Jqcnb X Edgar vs Jacob Bcidlenau
20 William Turner W Dduiel Montgomery
ddmr "a al
81 Nathan Beach ys Joseph Cole
% William Howell va Rev MGrm7duke Peace
70 David Hunter et al vs. a u Wilson dndNa
thun Beech
"a Henry aaudo,s ct al ,s D1AieI SPoneubOrl
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LEL7A 5T&AMa

MABRlED On the 3Oth uli. ty
the Rev. William j. Eyer. M. GIDEON
KRUM, to Mrs HNYA CATHARINE
CRoMLY, both Of Monlonr township.
By Rev D s. Tobia, on Vie 2 inst
Mr. REUBEN YosT of ST. Clair ,SctuyI
xii Co. to Miss ELIZABETH JOHNSON,
Of Roaringcreek.
o. Thursday morning ho9ns' 9th
By Rev. Samuel r. Lord, Mr. VII
LIAM CARSON, 10 Miss MARY G1LhoY
both Of IrondsIe.
On the 6,a inst. by Rev. II. FIok
MIR PHILIP HARTMAN Of Buck horn
70 Miss Mary HARrMAN,of E'py'owo
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Yourst truly,


we nave h'''e 'a'ef 'n'e'''Rehce
from we army, ine S'e'1'S"'p fs'"'
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Bloomsburg, June 2 1916
THE WARM WEATHER.

The sudden changes Of lbe weather, du>
ring this season of Ihe year, exhibit mos.
baneiul effect on the human system, deblli.
'aiIng and prOsraIlng iI.--'Tbe stomach sod
bowels become deranged, giving timely nos
,ice TO all, who are inclined 10 give a,en,
.lon 10 the warning voice Of nature. AT
Isuch times Jayue's Cs.miaa,se' never
fails 10 afford immediate relief. checking
The disease and restoring ,he ps,ien, 10 Wig
orous health. Mothers cannot Ge TOO eau,
nous with their chlldrea during this month
and the month following and n lie earliest
stages of this summer disease, whether
from seehing, oppressive heat or other eau.
'es they should al once resort 70 this never
falling remedy. Hundreds of certificates
from respectable persons in this city are H.
possession of The proprietor ready 10 exbIb-
It 10 all who may desire to see them a. hia
pfIice, NJ. South Third street, PtiIsde.s
phia.
LIFE! LlFE!! LlFE!!!
'AIl that man hath wall he give for his
life, 50 we find recorded in the moaI snr'snt
and beg, Of books, oul as We see thousands
tying around Us with Consumption Cronp
Cough Asthma Bronchitis Spluing Rpba
aud other Pulmonary affections we ale I'D
10 douOs The COrrec,nesss OF the abous 10.
sertion especially since it s so wei knova
that d certain remedy nay be ob,a.nes
~flch always arrests those Gi3paGs
DR. JAYNE'S EXpECTOhAN nav.
er fails To give relief, and cures sf'r every
other means have failed This con he snh
has been proved in thousands of instances,
where II has Effected radical cures, ai,sr i e
patient had beeu given up by all his lr ends
nd physicians.
The above Medicine are for sale al
the s!ore Of
JOHN R. MOVER,
plno mshur1
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READY MADE CLOTHING,

ever offered In this neighborhood, which he will
sell from 10 to 20 per cent cheaper than The cheap.
ost. Ks stock il got and selected with great care,
made of tho best and oSt iashiona le materials
and in the most workmanke manner and ,tvle, =,
embracing every grade, color and price which will
suit either the taste or economy oS purchases.
will seR
Tioecd sack frock 4 dress coats frOn,s9 OOto 90
Summer and crOioa cIoh do toi 7a
Linen and gioghGm do IS 10 . 90
Buck Qad FrenA cashmere PniS 9 70 u4 76
Sattinet do 75sy32 "a
Drilling and ganljoca "a e2fo2 90
satin and silk vests a1hOG IL
SrGngcrUn md Mcroale rcS.. 3. {, so
Besides a good assorancrt al o.a.'= Cirva,s
Handkerchets, Cola Silks. . III of Nhici.
the public are invite: i, 60. I'D -, ~. O them.
selves before purchasing elseN he.e i! they wish 70
get good burgain and we'll suited,
July IL, lsi6--l2u
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TWO APPRENTICES

To the BLACKsMlrHIMG BUSI
NESS are wanted lmmeda'eIV by the sub
scrlbers. Active lads i6 or II years oil
will receive good encouragement upon ap
COFFMAN L BROBSr.
Aug. l--l9l6,
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The Suhrcnury Bill has passed both
houses Of CousreSs, and been ,gned by
the Presldenl.
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BOOTS AND SHOES

gEa ME subscriber very respee fully informs the
s public that he has on hand and is constant.
lyManufacuring, BOOTS and SHOES
Of all kinds which he will sell at the following low
prices.
GENTLEMEN's WEAR.
NOrOcco or calf Skin Boots 81 90
COa'Se Boots 3 25
Coarse or Fine Shoes IS
Miners Shoes 50 10 3 25
Morocco Slippers s74
LADIES WEAR.
Horocco or CaIf Skin Lace Boots 80
Ihick Sole French Ties 25
Pumps Springs or French l2a
Oiher kinds of Slippers rs cents to | 90
N. B. The above are all ofmv own Manufacture
and are wrrQntQd to stand have also Oh hand
a large stock Of
EASTERN MADE Doors AND SHOES,
which will sell at small profits.
Country Merchants and others who buy by the
dozen, are invited to call and examine my goods,
as Twill sell to such at large reduction
0TRemrmher the place at the NEW BOOT
q,d SHOE STORE, lower end of Man.street.
BIoomsburg.
w RUSSELL
IrI, A 1GdR
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bloomsbury.
NEW CEDEEEsES
ESTABLISHMENT.
o. &. KARLER

NwIOUlD respectfully inform his frionds and
w thepubIic generally, that he has Just re-
ccfved aud opened on the corner of Main rnd East
streets III Boomsburg, The largest, best ard cheap
est assurilntnlo Of
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MOnday lie mn day Of august

u ~ me directed, VIII DO exposed 10 'uol'S S"'
on,
Monday Me l7M day Of AuguSh
next at o'clock, Pm. the following property to
wit,
A certain lot Of ground situate in the Town OF
IOungevile, Columbia county, containing one
fourth Of an acre more or less Bounded in front
Iby Main street of said Town, and lotI of Danet
lFomwald, Il, G, Ricketts, aud lhe heirs of jacob
Shoemaker deceased whereon is erected frame
house aud Potter shop with the appertenances
seized taken in execution aud 10 be sold as the
property Of Ephraim Parker.
ALSO
A certain lot Of ground situate in Madison town
ship Columbia county, containing fifteen acres
mere oress. Bounded 10y lands Of Elisha Smith
leceased aud Ann Smith, whereon Is erected a
frame house and a frame ba n, with the appcrle-
nanccs also one other lot Of ground situate as u
ioresaid, containing thirty five acres more or less
Bounded by lands Of John +. Der, Ann Smith,
John +. Ewes and Elisha Smith, deceased ---Selz-
Jed taken in execution and to bc sold AZ the prop
Ierty Of Hugh Smith.
ALSO
A certain tract Of land situate In Briarreek
township Columbia county, containing one hun-
dred and twenty acles more or less about 80 acres
ofwhcb is cleared Iaud Bounded by the turnpike
leading liom Berwick to Towauda aud laud Of
William Iddipgs on the west aud lands Of John
.ockarl, Joseph Low, Alexander Lockar and 9TH
S, whereon is erected five dwelling houses, one
barn and one stable, with the uppertenances.
Seized taken in execution and to be sold as the
property Of John ShGilci
ALSO
Acartain lot ofland situate in Derry township
Columbia county containing one hundred and
twenty acres more or less, about 100 acres Of
which is cleared land, adjoining lands of Stephen
Ellis James JohusOn, Charles Mckee and
lohn Glenn whereOn Is erected log house, log
barn, two shops, and an apple orchard with tn,
apperlenances. tak'n in execution and to
be sold as the property OF Jhon buchanan in the
hands of Johnalhan Lodge his administrator.
ALSO
A certain lot Of ground situate in Cattawissn
McKeIyy and Other, lying on Water slreei.-sez-
HO hkth III execution anu 10 DC SOlu 10 tc pIupe!tJ
George Waters.
ALSO
By virtue Of Leyari (acias The follow
ing described Building an lot Of ground of
John Wilson, TO wit: certain one story
and half public building, situate in the
township Of Hemlock The county Of Colum>
hia in The State NJ PENNSYLVANIA. on the
southern side Of ,he road leading from
BOnm TO Jerseylown, near the Buckhorn
tavern, containing front 20 teel on the road
aforesaid, and in depth 25 feet aud the lot
or piece Of ground or cerIiedge, spverlP-
ran. to the same building, bounded on the
west, bv Daniel Neyharl, on the south Ey
land Of John McRevnods. and on the cas-,
By lands Of Vaniah Rees, seized taken in
execution and 10 be sold as The properly Of
John Wilson.
IRAN DERR, Sheriff.
SHERIFF's OFFTCE)
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SHERIFF SALES.

EbY virtue Of fsundry wrils of Vend. Ex' to
n D me directed will bo exposed to Public Sale
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GDITTNDUo
WINDOW PAPER,

EETIDE and Narrow. shaded and plain OF
l.. B. RUPERT,
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LIST OF LETTERS.

LIST OF LETTERS.
Remaining in The PosI'oliice slBloonsburg,
Pa. June 30;h, 1896
John d. wll-Johu Ciemel-Jaue
Cbambetin-M Ms Ann DoIe-Ambrol Ev.
'aud-Jacob Eckerd-Jesse Holenshesd--
David Keetfe-C Charles Michael-Joseph r..
Moore-Lewls r. Obourn-Francis Reede--
Wm. Swaney-JacksoD sorms-Peler Sdner
John W anich-Jamss Walker.
J X. MOYER Pm.
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.Eag6gSC SGgge.

IN pursuance Of an order orlhe Orphans
Court OF Columbia county, on
Saturday the l5.h day C(H"g, nerh
It 10 o'clock IN lhe lo,enoon, Marshal
Shoemaker aud John Chusuan, Admluis-
ralors &c. " Jacob WeIhver late Of Mad
son township, IN said couny, deceased
will be exposed to sale by Public Vendue
npon the premises certain Trar' oI Land
situate IN Madlson ,OwDsblp Colombia
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To the Free anil haeyeadca! Electors Of
Columbia County,
FELLOW CTrIZENS--al the solicitations
OF my friends have been iLduced ~ ollrr
myself rs a
Candidate for The Office Of SheriF
At the ensuing general Election, Should |
be 30 fortunate as 10 be elected, pledge
ny self 10 perform ,he duties OF sand office
with hdehIy, humanity and rmparlailly.
GEORGE MEANS.
franklin township Aug 8 1876
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B A R B + R S H o P.

and armed himself with razors and shears to wait
upon those who are 30 f0,tuua,e as 10 bs accepted
by the government before their dcInItuFe He will
also hold himself in readiness to serve those who
prefer staying at home Razors--Shears andscis.
sors, repaired and put in order at short notice and
warranted.
JOSlAS +. BELL.
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n OF &c E.

THE United States and Mexico are now atWar
aud thousands Of freemen are volunteering their
services, to SUBJ ue the stubborn spirit of Mexico
but the subscriber being one of those, whose ser.
vices would not be accepted on .ccoun, of his mfr
mites he has rented room OH Maiu Stree, t,nearly
opposite Albright dJ Men.els store, az
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A. NEW SUPPLY;

OF DRY GOODS, GROCERIES, Sc
Just received at the New Store, and ioT
sale cheaper than ever.
l. B RUPERT
Aug. -lsl6.
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"A LSO-
Also -

A certain lot Of ground situate in Cattawisso
township Columbia county adjoining William
McKeyy and Other, lying on Water slreet-seiz
ed taken in execution and to be sold as the property
George Waters.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1846-12-12

Departure Of Gen. Scott for the Seat Of
War.-All the Washington correspondents
Of the Baltimore papers, write under date
of the Gath that Gen. Scott and his stat
have been ordered to Mexico to give ad
ditional spirit and direction 10 the army
His destination is Tampico. There is TO b.
also great augmentation to the naval force
in the Gulf, and il was rumored that Com
modore Stewart would be placed in com
mand with seven,y.four. The force re
Gently called out, it was supposed, will be
placed at the disposal of Gen. Scott. This
new movement has grown out of recen
events 10 Mexico and advices from Gen
Taylor. ..
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1846-12-12

ANOTHER FLORIDA YIcToRy!-On the
9th ult an election was held to fill vacan.
cy in the Legislature, occasioned by tho
resignation of ]. F. Farrior, Wing, who on
the first Monday of last October was
elected by majority of ONE vote over his
competitor, Peter Hobart, Esq, Democrat.
The same gentlemen were again the candi.
dates Of the respective parties. The Demo.
Gratis strained every nerve and all the Der.
sonal influence Of their leading men was
brought to hear. but Farrior, the Wing can.
d'da'e' was elected by a majority Of %
votes.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1846-12-12
From The Iudep cndence Exposition
LATEST NEWS FROM SANTA FEE

The following extract from a letter
written on the Goth ult.. by our fellow
townsman, Col. Owens. from Valverde.
about half way between Santa Fe and
chihuahua, will no, be without interest to
our readers.
"We have been down here two weeks and in
all probability will be here two weeks longer
James Magofin was robbed by the Apache In
dians on This side Ell Passo and on his arrival
ct Ell Passo. he was taken a prisoner. Doct
COMEDY, Doane, M'Manus and Valdez, who
reached Ell Passo some days after Magoflin was
made prisoner, and the whole Of them have been
sent 10 ChhuGhua under an escort OF some &c
soldiers. This news we have received from diff.
fefent Mexicans who left Ell Passo 10 the las!
six or eight days. We have no doubt @! the
truth OF the report, for the entire business OF
Conneiy and Co., was to give US intelligence Of
the situation OF affairs in Ell Passo. In short,
M Manus agreeable 10 our arrangement was to
have been here ten days sgo-his not coming
nor writing, convinces US that they are all prise.
ners.
1--WE are here. in no cnviable situation, do
not know whether to go forward go back or
remain. We cannot get any news from Santa
fe-can near nolhinS from Inc United 0Iates.
You will send US all the letters and all The
newspapers you can get. If Col. Donphan
marches his forces Immediately against Chihua.
hua. he will win laurels 10 last time 10 all e.er
nifty do not neglect to send us all letters and
newspapers" OWENS & AUL.
1t will be perceived that this letter wa.
written 10 friend in Santa Fc, and arrived
there on the Goth ul,. From Doct. ]. P
Vaughn. who left Santa Fe on the same
day. we learn that Col. Doniphan woulc
despatch force TO the Navijo country, Of
which mention was made in our last, bu
with the main body Of his regiment, and
two companies Of regulars, would immedi
ately leave on forced march for Ell Passo
He was expected to leave Santa Fe on the
9th October, and has therefore, in all hu
man probability, reached Ell Passo ere this
We are informed that it is his intention
if practicable to effect junction with Gen
Wool, by the time the latter can throw hi
army into Chihuahua. The army al SAM,
Fe had heard nothing of the battle O
Monterey when DR.. ", left.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1846-12-12
HARD TO HOLD.

The following moroccan is from the
Washington Union:
1--WE shall Square up ere another year rolls
round; and by the time OF the next Presidential
election, all hell can't hold US"
The Era thinks it is possible that the
place above mentioned may not hold the
gentry referred to by the Union. but that
il is pretty certain that some of them may
be able to test the question by actual ex'
pertinent, at the ordinary termination OF
en- ill.spent life. even before "!he next Pres
,dential election"
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1846-12-12
WOLFSCALPS.

The lower house Of the General Assem-.
bly, have passed law to encourage the
destruction of wolves"-that is, giving a
premium for woLf scalps, by making them
receivable into the State Treasury. In
the Report of the State Treasurer, (Which
will be found on the first side of this day s
paper we find that there is now in the
Treasury s7,364 worth of wolf scalp Ger.
iifcates--,ha, at the session of 1914, the
certificates burnt, by committee appoint.
ed for that purpose, amounted TO sll ,562--
making nearly nineteen thousand dollars
that the State has paid in the last few years
for the destruction of wolves!
The wolf scalp law was repealed at the
las. session, and an attempt is now being
made TO re.enact il. 1t has already passed
the House, and we suppose will pass the
Senate. The following are the yeas and
nays on its final passage in the House:
YrAs-A bernathy, Balou, Bell OF Livingston
Brown. Buford. Burney, Calvert, Chiffon
Combs, Craig. franklin, French, Fulkerson
Gardenhre, Gib5ony, Goode, Henson, Hardin
Harris. Hicks. Hight. Holbert, Howell. Holden,
Hughes, Johnson, Jones, Keedy. Landers. Liv
ipgston, McAfee, McFall, Marvin. Moberly
Pearson, Phillips, Pool, Pratt, Ray, Requa
Richardson, Roberts. Robinson OF St. Gene
We've. Sayers. Smith Of DeKab, Snelson
Thompson, Vsnderpoo, Walker of Dade,
Walker Of New Madrid. Walton, Warmcastle
snd Williams--53.
Those voting against the bill are:
NAYs-Allen. Bay, Bell Of Cooper, Bingham
Boggs, Bowles Bowman, Broadhead. Burden
Conway. Daggeu, Edwards, Frost. Halle
Henley, Hunt. Hunter. Huston, Kincheloe
Massey, Mccoy, Moore OF Montesu. Moore @
St. Louis Owens. Pannell, Perryman, Reuby
Reynolds, Rney. Robertson OF Greene, Scott
Smith OF Jackson, Stewart. Switzler. Tate, Tay
Tor Of St. Louis, Tinsley, Vawter, Watkins
Whitaker, and Mr.. Speaker--4l.
ARsEsr-Flowers, Henderson, Hill an.
Lonely.
SIcK--Morslock and Taylor Of Marion.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1846-12-12

IMPORTANT ITEMs-The Washington
correspondent of the Baltimore Sun. wri-
ting under date of the Gath ult., says: "There
has been an uncommonly protracted cabi-
net meeting to-day, and measures Of great
importance have, no doubt, been dctermn.
ed upon. l think tits very likely Gen.
ScoTr will receive the command OF the
great expedition now preparing against
Mexico"
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1846-12-12
CENTRAL ARMY.

We make the following extract from the
Official Dispatches Of Gen. Wool, written
from "Coahula, Mexico. l4th October,
ls46"- .....
unfortunately the quartermaster's department
is without specie. Treasury notes are Of no use
to US, as the MeIicsns will take nothing but
gold and silver. With private means. and Dor
rowing, we shall be able to pay for half ratons
Of corn during our stay at this place. Whether
shall be able 10 succeed as we'll at other towns
is doubtful. My route to Chihuahua will be
through San Fernando, Santa Rosa, and perhaps
Monclova. At this point will endeavof 10
open communication with General Taylor
which, it would seem, will be necessary on
account Of supplies As soon as the wet season
commences our communications with Santonio
and The Preside will be- in great measure. Gu,
off-ths route in many places, independen, Of
the streams. will be impossible. Hence, viii
be compelled to establish depot OF supple,
at Monclova, or some other point. in the nle
ror, and on route leading 10 General Taylor:
army, or depot Of supplies. The supplies in
the country are limited. A partial amount o
flour and corn, and iull ra,ions of beef, can be
Obtained have ordered the quarter,naster 5
department 10 forward. as fast as possible, al
the subsistence he could obtain between this ant
the middle OF November, when il is thought we
may have our communications interrupted by
wet weather. ....
Gen. Wool had received news of the
taking of Monterey.