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This is an excerpt from the San Joaquin Republican on the 2nd expedition to go after the Yosemite Indians;
FROM MARIPOSA
MARIPOSA INDIAN AFFAIRS
Camp, Near Fort
Miller.
Mr. Foster – Since my last, we have had
several changes in this region and on the Fres-
no. Lieut. Comn’d
Moore, accompanied by
Lieut. McLean, with 45 rand and file, proceed-
ed towards the mountains, [...]
