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The Nevada journal., 1854-03-03
Ctate Of California, County of Nevada, SIS,


~ The People OF the State OF California. to JAMES TIR
RILL, Greeting You hereby commanded to appear
and answer whini1tj days after the service OF this
writ the complaint o} Mary Ann Tirrell plaintiff ~
file in The CLERKS office OF the District Court aforesaid
against yoU defendant for divorce iroIn the bands Of
matrmony.. Or In o failure TO appear and an
said complaint the said plaintiff will take judgmen
against you therefor by default together with camcGet
and costs Of suit and also demand OF the Court such other
relief as is prayed for in her said complaint.
Witness William s. Patterson. County Clerk of Nevada
H. county with the seal of said court affixed, this 2d
day of December, D. 1853.
HM. 5. PATTERSON, Clerk.
Ey SIDNEY &. HERBERT, OPT
State Of California County of Nevada,
Mary AEH iIRRIIL -. JAAEa 1IREILL.
In The District Court, 10th Judicial District, Nevecl
county. On reading sad hlirg lle biz OF complaint
and affidavit fled therein, end il appearing that
Of action against the above named defendan-and
that he is q nonresident of this state,
1t is ordered that summons herein be published In the
Nevada Journal q newspaper published IN said county
for the Of three nona and that copy ead pub
icaion. and copy OF the complaint fled therein, he forth
with deposited in the rost Office and directed s; Jamas
Thrill nj Mineral Poi, Iowa county, stLe OF " sconai
By order of the Hon Thomas II. CssWeL County Judge
Of said county.
Witness, VIM S. Patterson, Clerk of se;d County
al Nevada, this 22d day Of December, A. D. 1888
WI s. PATTERSON, CT
.SJ-5m By SIDNEY c. HERBERU. dept
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San Frapeicsoo Adyertisements.
Rust's Shoyels,

~ s. L. H round point This well known and
u. celebrated brand are made expressly for and
for sale low. ]. NJ. BROWN & co.
81 California street. San Francisco.
P. S.-J. NJ. Brown Co., will be in constant
eceipt of these SUPERIOR SHOVELS by every ves-
rel from New York. l9-3m
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HE undersigned win open WEDNESDAY, Oct.
<on INST, the above named establishments formerly
occupied by Wm c. Asher the foo. of Main and Broad
streets, Nevada
The Table win be provided with the gaeatess vari-
ely ana the best the market affords.
The Bar with be kept constantly stocked with Wine
Liquors and Cigars of the CHOICEST BRANDS.
strict Attention will be paid to the comfort and
accommodation dodgers
Sam1IIes can be accommodated with pleasant rooms
ano tne! nope by prompt attention business merit
snare a1 Of the public patronage.
21-5m g. BEEEY.
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w. SHARP s CO., having retired from the irm o
Golden Gate Flourino MIL

will be conducted blythe Subscribers under the same
and style heretofore and the public may
sured that effort shall be wanting our part 10 fully
the high reputation that the Golden Gate Flour
has acquired in all parts of California The article we
manufacture is and unatulterated-- ismade from
the choicest OF native Wheat and is fully equal the bes
axall Gsliego We tender sincere thanks to our
friends and the public generally for their liberal patronage
heretofore extended to and respectfully solicit
:nuance OF the came. f. d. COERO,
w. A. SAMPSON.
San Francisco, Nov 8, ls53.--no25-31.3m
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VIM. 6. Badger,

Importer and Commission Merchant,
A ND Wholesale dealer in ready made Cloth
II ing-Gcn. Harrison Block, Battery st. be.
tween Clay and Merchant, I'd door from Clay
San Francisco, Nov25-3l-3m
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Law Notice.

GTANTON BUCKNER and G. w. HILL, have
- associated themselves in the practice ofthe Law
and will attend to all business that may be entrus-
ted ro their care Office on Broad street adjoining
Journal Office. STANTON BUCKNER,
C.. WILSON HILL.
Nevada, Sept 1853. 2O-tf
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Chairs, Bedsteads, &c.

Chairs, B6dSteadS, NCs
Dundersigned has now on
i hand, and is constantly man
ufacturing at the Roger Williams
z3zzAssn Spring, Nevada, various kinds
and patterns Of Chairs, Bedsteads, Wash-stands,
Tables, etc, which, being manufactured BY ma
chinery. he can sell at the lowest price. Having
had ample experience he feels assured and will war
rant that his work is inferior to none. Turning of
all kinds done to order, and at the shortest netice
Oct-2-ly WM Z STILES.
Lumber Lumber
,ALSO-For sale, in small or large quantities,
all kinds of Lumber, at the cheapest cash rates,
on the Yuba will find the situation of this mill Pc
culiarly handy for them, and all persons wanting
the article will do well to call.
VIM c.. STILES
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BROAD sTREET Drug sToR,
Notice to the Public,

Nerada Medical and Surgical Dtspensarv
In MIR Davis Brick pUiidiaE Rroad s.fee; av96s
Drs Den s. Carmau, Medical attendants.
IN order to meet the wishes OF tie mining population Ia
.A ms hes hLughood. - expressed ~ s",9e IF HON In
memorial forwarded some months ago 10 Or Den ih9
subscbers take leave 10 inform he uhahiianis Nevs.
have opened Dspensary in Nevada ciiz ,r > srfoss
OF acrding proper Medical ana Surgical sid the nhrtn
and III order 10 make the institution thoroughly Useful 70
Ine puohc u, IHge they contemplate annexing Genera!
Hospital and lntIDary 20 IT, ,,-ner site can
be obtained 10 erect building upon
Relieving that estabiiehInent sg0Yding The moor
miner as We'll as TO the wealthy merchant competen, med
icai treatment al nominal monthly cost was much need
ed IN TINS locality! The subscribers hope 10 receive tho
unanimous support ofthe inhabitants of the districts emu
merated above.
Rues and Regulations of the Nevada General
Isl All bona fde subscribers entitled to be visited AZ
their homes prescribed for r. the Disnensarv AT
the opton Of the patients,
Znd Medicines are TO be supplied OF all times subscr-
bors FREE OF CHARGE.
unless those OF the attendant or attendants
4tn No person viii be considered subscriber till having
paId ihe amount OF MS subscription in advance.
DIN subscriptions c single individuals is xed at two dol
lars per month"; and OF those who have families at three
sh Tickets to be given subscribers On ravment Of snb
scripfion EN" Vi '"H'
ON Subscribers loo1ng their tickets 10 nonausscrtcra
lr me purpose OF ofootaIning either attendance or ed
cine forfeit the amount of their subscr;ptioD
c't All Wells made according 10 priority of calls unes,
or scc1aents, n;;1 1 which take precedence
Sh midwifery attendance and vaccination charged nor
extra, BUT NONE
oth one OF the attendants to be slwsJs IL attendance al
I.
IL must be obvious TO all-the beneficial re us which
n''fst be derived from this system oe medical rscce
more particularly by the peor man who cannot afford to
neet large demands when pros.road on had f ;cknoss
IN as the amount Of subscription is fixed to accomo-
ae tne poorest OF the poor the subscribers atter them
serves that the institution will be found the Friend Of the
People. Subscriptions may be forwarded bv express sd-
dressed to Drs. Den ES Carman. Nevada city.
EMANUEL FL. DEN LRCSI
BENIN r. CAEMAN If u
Late Surgeon M Ship Califsrnia.
= Dr. Den requests his friends in he mines 10 make
CONCESSIONS In their different localities. and forward the
amount, with correct list of the subscribers 4O3m
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PARTNE RsHrP MoTYcE.

THE CO-PARTNERSHIP heretofore exist
l. ing between the subscribers under the name and
style of Conro, Sampson Co., is this day dissolved by
mutual consent San Francisco, Nov. s, 1858.
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Bovyer's Ranch.
Fat cattle and Beef For Sale.

INHE undersigned has now on hand and constant
l. ly keeps
Large Number of Fat Cattle,
which he will sell at low rates at his place. we'll
known as Bovyer's Ranch He also supplies miners
in the neighborheod and at his store at Newtown
and Rush Creek with good beef, for sale on foot or
by retail.
Ks also has at It's Store q Good .Assort-
nsest Of Goods,
for miners supplies. he returns his thanks for
former liberal patronage bestowed uponhin1. and
respectfully solcits its continuance. pledgng him
self always to endeaVcr to give satisfaction
May 27. IS53.H DAVID BOWER.
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JAMES 8. CARPENTER.
Far Sale---A Beautiful Farm

nN DRY CREEK. FIVE miles above Kentucky
" House. known asvAN CouRT's RANCH. It con-
talns Jour hundred and eighty acres, three hundred
of which is located or purchased with School w ar
rants about two hundred acres are
Enclosed ,ciM First Rate Fence.
The whole tract is susceptible of cultivation. The
Buildings are Good Frame House, thirty by twen-
ty feet The crop this last year raised was equal to
any in Northern California. and amounted to
Over Nsne Thousand Dollars.
ANY amount of stock, sufficient to carry farming
will be sold with the premises, if desired. Also,
Reaping Machines, Seed Drills, sc.
For terms, apply to A. VAN COURT,
25-2ms on the premises.
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Public Notice.
TUE public are hereby informed that the undersigned
has Purchased the entire Stock and business
ef the Cigar and
Tobacco Store of Salzer & Co.

ana VIII carry on the business at the Old Stand He
turns thanks for the liberal patronage heretofore bestowed
upon himself and partner and respectfully socits its con-
tnuance4 which he determines to merit by Keeping the
best stock In the market and selling at the lowest rates
All persons having demands against Salzer g. Co., are
requested to present them for payment and AZ indebted
are requested to make imEneddAfe pAymont.
So-H a. FKAkkEFHElNsE
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ATAILS-100 kegs Nails ior sale by
~ ALONzO WHEELER, 81 and s6 Davis st
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GOAP-1oo boxes No Soap, 80 10. boxes;
- $50 small boxes fancy Soap. For sale
ky ALONZO WHEELER, 81 and 86 Davis st
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NTHISKEY-
w 100 bbls. OliAfonong gahela Whiskey
SO Rye;
100 half bb@ old Monongahele. For sale by
ALONZO WHEELER, "a and Sc Davis st.
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Sign Of the "WOODEN SAILOR
j. B. WEIR. Provision Merchant

nHFers for sale; 500 Firkins choice Orange Co
" Bulter 3UU cs. refined Lard in 10 and 20 lbs Tins
100 bbls Leaf Lard, Pork, Hams, Bacon, &c
ian5-lm JD. WEIR, 4s Front ct. San Francisco.
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NO FlShermeu-Ebe subscribers have received. ex
Fearless other late arrivals, extensive assort-
ment of Hauling seines, for salmon, herring, smelt
sardines and perch fishing;
Salmon gill meta; fixes, SC;
Linen and cotton seine wlne;
Shoe thread, q superior 'artcle;
Fish hooks and lines suitabefor this seasons shing
For ssla by CHAPLIN & SAWYER.
jaul3-lm ri Sansome street, San Francisco.
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Ph9nix Saloon and Resta aranf.

g Dr. Den requests his friends in Inc mines 10 NAL
CONCESSIONS In their different localities. and forward Il
aInoun win correct list of the Subscribers. 4O3m
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SMITHS BELLOWS-25 Smiths Bellows for
- sale by ALONZO WHEELER,
Dec3O ga and Sc Davis st
THILI BEANS,-50O sacks fresh Chill Beans, for
- sale by ALONZO WHEELER.
"a and Sc Davis street, San Francisco.
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DORT WINE-To invalids and the lovers of PURE
Port Wine offer for sale 10 casks of IL ande
mons" best. AL0NZO WHEELEh,
81 and &c Davis street. San Francisco.
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yT,EAS-io1 cases Imperial Tea 10 Goddess
L. 100 cases Ganpowder Tea, 2 ID caddies, OF su-
perior quality, for sale by ALONZo WHEELER,
s4 and as Davis st San Francisco.
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DOTATOES-sG0 sacks Potatoes free from worm
Il or rot For sale by A. WHEELER,
Dec3e- I'm e4 and IS Davis ST., S. Francisco.
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OLE GCANPHENE
VIM. Bailey, Manufacturer Of Sperm, Polar
and Black Fish Oils,
Also Csmphene and Burning Fluid Qualities in all ssles
guaranteed.
Mandatory Battery st. between Pine and Bush 33-3m
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REMOVAL.
VAR J. c. YOUNG has removed his Office from No. 226a
~ Dupont street. to the corner of Montgomery and Cal
forna streets opposite the banking house Page
Co.. where he will be happy 10 consult with his former
patrons and treat scientifically and discretion all those
who may require ne services oi Inc success
out parallel and he hopes by continued and untiring
application his profession 10 from the public
mind that lack of confidence witch has una5pily ex
isted in regard to the Medical Profession in he state OF
California.
OYEIcE-Corner of Montgomery and California st-ec.s
up stairs opposite the Banking House of Page, Bacon
Co.. San Francisco ..P. S.-An letters enclosing $40
will receive immediate attention. Direct Box 735 Post
Office. Feb slim
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DIANC FORTE.-One splendid Rosewoo P-
4 auo "a octayes, Nunns & Fishers make, for
sale by ALON 20 WHEELER,
S4 and s6 Davis street
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-29
c.,,e.ro,s.,,. # III. pbr,o.,phi. Bulletin.

NasHtSeToS, Thursday, Dec. 20 1854.
The Committee of Territories in the House OF Rtp-
rssenaves II ported yesterday in favor of grant Of
two millions Of acres of public land to aid isthe con-
struction of Subtersnean Line OF Telegraph from
the Mississippi or Missouri Rivers TO the Pachc Ocean
The Committee say the project contemplated is one
of transceDdent public concern, aud possesses tue
merits Of rocfcdbity and early completion If It can
have the encouragement of the Government. The
bill reported which is ths Sena.es bill on the same
subject, provides:
That risLt Of way shall be giyea through the public
lands United States r the construct on OF ssters
mean line Of telegraph a. least two ndepe ndent conduct
or, from the Mississippi Missouri Rivers 10 san francisco
q That be constructed By individual eaerprse ana 81 IN
oivdual expense
8 That after its comp elton In specified aud most perms
pelt the thereof to the extent q eight thou
sand wods per month shall be terdered to the General Gov
eminent the enjoyment Of that privilege secured to Il IN
with the reservation TO the Gove OF tc tH
ry,sy within the capacity of sad line.
al such Of compensation for messages rsnsrnitea
Congress may By law provide
That and IN consdeIsuon OF sueh Tree use ana
s.ia the shall permit the parties TO
Iect om the public land before old appropriated W
the Territories along aud within fifteen miles oil 50 inc Of
Telegraph apy quantity not more than secon 10 s'efns.s
erous two mi whch shall then be conveyed 70
them. -
Such is the bill as it will pass Congress-and but
little doubt exists here that years from the pas
SAGE of the BILL the lire will be in operation, convey
ing messages from ocean to ocean.
Mr.. Marcy has prepared document IN when rs
assigns his reasons for withholding ION Mr. belmont
he snecal and definite instructions asked IN relation
"a Cant Gibsor's claim. Mr. VI. says. I'VE have no
Fright to go behind the ucicia forms IN the Neither
"ianCs India.
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tire vtics .tis Company may have Obtained from
other sources than from the Government i'sei
In tins view Of the case hr. holns viii permit
TIE un1erxcn "a 20 observe hs. DC ,es lot perceive
unon vist grounds the Government Of 'he oltet
s-t.tes cen interfere with the proposed expedition,
which appears to oe Peaceful enterprss-inyVl' az,
ros-iblJ agricultural unir Z, AID connsr-is pea
iifiors BAT contemplating DO measure which WI
rel Ger them ameushls TO the teHrs'y laws OF the
United S.Gie-.
When tie parties 70 this expedition aha hsve with,
dawn from tier all anee % their own conatry, ond
voluntarily puced themselves wi;hin the jarsG T. u
a. another power their COndgct must bs m cos'orn nj
T. 10 tie new relations they have assumed snd they
fe usiOle 20 the Jaws OF the lana 10 which aey
have s0ugtt dOuci. The question OF validity - iite
70 lsn6s l. then between them and othe' ca'msns,
20 be scjudgeC Dot BY the Government Of the lnted
State but by tie tribunals Of the State within which
the dispute shall arise.
Mr. Morr. will ur6e-s.snd, from the for going
remarks. that, while this Government does not feel
csle; upon 10 interfere with the projected peaceful
erpelifons 81 its cifiz5ns to other countries. II
promptly disavows any intention OF iu.tifyng those
ctlzt De- who may contemplate a vllhll violation OF
the rights ard laws Of friendly nation.
As however, the Government OF the United States
has DO official Information IN respect 10 the move
YOU'D suggest to Dir. Moins the propristy Of commu.
rieatDg The views OF has Government! upon this sub
iect t. the authorized agents Of the company.
Tn. 1noeIssned asails airssli. &c, sc
". L. MARCY
Nal Pr L. T.
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THE MYSTERIOUS EXPEDITION.

Tie Courier des Etaf Las OF yesterds! 5ss tn FOL-
loving in reference 10 two vessels that left this City
soue months since under mysterious circumstances.
Our readers have not forgotten the mysterious arng
Of two vessels in the port oNewYork and which the
rumors Of toe moment reported as having Mexico or
Venezuela for its end. Our correspondent at st.
Thomas where the vessels have been for some time
gives us some items respecting this abotye expedition
He writes under date OF Nov. 10; The American
steiner Be- ianin Franklin and the bark Catherine
Augusta are still in our port. TIE latter has dis
charged her cargo OF cannons, powder, muskets
lance. &c. The powder has been deposited in the
fot Of e city and the remainder Of the cargo IN the
warehouses. Some say that the ID 4nish Government
has exscted the discharge of the cargo, ana others
ths, Il is consignment az the will Of the captain. The
fact is, subordisie Danish officer took . note OF
all the boxes. &c, which composed the cargo. This
vessel is entirely cisarmed ard there Is no one on
board Not go the steamer which does not STIR but
no one Sares 70 60 nesr her. Her boat, are contn-
ually swung up to the davils. Since these two YES
sells have been in port they have been constantly
watched by man -Of-war, whether II IL the French
steam.frigate LArdent, the Engllsh war steaner De
ysstatoD or the Danish sl0Op oi-war Maiden. Ii ls
SAID tha they are determined 10 rab the two susp-
cious vessels IL they attempt to leave. The OBJECT 81
ne tradition q ncr rel knorr. The consigDee is
merchant who has never had vessels consigned to
him before, but is well known 10 be most warm
partisan Of Gen. Psez, whom you know has besn
fopr tine preparing for q descent upon Venezuela.
The expedition arrived too late Before the entrance
OF these vessels the insurgents we're put down III en-
ezuels. The Franklin arrived here few days after
the news % the srr. of the chiefs Of the nsurrec
top. SO il is rot known where they will next go"
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Tv., Yivss vso, Io,t. The stsansc Joha Avery VS.
evsmped neN Psulets0 POM AMI rem we've :"
thirty ilves lcst. No Investigation vas nao, q 1ne
caics-s did rot ~ En 20 New Orlesns Sno we la'ei
.-1, hi. TIA; th.v were conscious Of bl. ne. Tue
steamers AlIs1 Glcvsr sIc p. Dslnans euucS each
ether snc TIRE G.isI sunk. Her plot sa' sSsRe 30.
Besides rhess sccidett there Te-s ssve-al ha? snng
IN freight ana tov-bosts -.
The les. vsg--.fst e the s'esn6rKae kes-nfy With
loss If fftseu ives sid that Il the stesmsr flmJur
with loss of Nineteen The license o. the engineer
o. The KesrTey Was revoked; II The cae Of tue IL
ruour no decisi0n has vet been had. The steamer
Carolire wss burned on White River; the plot. John
r. Trice teering tovard the shore, was curned 70
death AZ bis post ard betgeen ffty ,ni sixty lives
lCst. The people OF heDpLis intend 10 raHe nonu-
meDt TO the memory OF the pilot. Ine s'ealer' An
azopia end Pike, with sixteen other steamers were
suageed with .he loss Of two lives in the former, and
ter in the latter Sixteen other passenger boats
were lost by the same cause owing TO tae 10" state
Of the water in the Mississippi and Missouri.
IN the sixth district the steamers Trabue and John
McFa6den came in collision and four lives were os
TIE pilots Of both boats lost their licenses. The
steamer Ohio rae into the steamer W *. Clifton, and
sunk IT, with the loss Of four lives. The license OF the
pi;st of tie Ohio VS. revoked. lue in the engine
cf the steamer Reindeer collapsed, and thry-eight
lives were lost. The sDgiceers lcerse was revoked
In the seventh district the steamer Fanny Fern and
the Tionss Swan struck each Other The former
was ,urk and efteryard the stssmer Cuba ran upon
The wreck and was sulk also.
In tue Eighth Dstric. The steamer Badger State
sunk in " of River. The steamers Berj Frank
lin and Gsens came 10 collision and the former was
sunk A boiler in the steamer Var Ness Barlow ex-
ploded killing two q the hands of the boat. The In
dury into this accident is goisg on. The steaI
Garden City was lost on reef Of rocks twelty miles
from Msckinaw, without loss Of life. The steamer
Traveller as partly burned at the wharf in Chicago.
In the Ninth District there occurred collision on
Lake Ere between the steamer Buckeye State and
a. Thu gphanper surl and the
captain snd two Of the crew were drowned. 1t was
the men OF the schooner who were 20 blame. The
steamer T. K Collins wss burned at Detroit with 8
loss of twenty three lives
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SECRETARY MARCUS REPLY TO MR..
MOLINA.
From The E,a.hss,,n Unisn. De-. %.

FROM The Ea.hiass,n Lnisn. De-. p.
DirAarN,Nr OF sTATI, WAsHissros, Dec 10 1854
The undersigned, Secretary OF State hiss the honor
10 acknowledge the receipt Of the note OF Mr. Molina
Envoy Extraordinary and Minister Penipoentiary oil
the Republic OF Costarca, of the 18Th inst IN reia-
ton 10 the expe di.on which, AZ Ny. Molina has
learned from the newspapers of the day has been
organized in the United States, for the purpose OF
eolopzipg certain lands in Central America under
an alleged title granted by Mesquite King And,
in the name Of his Government, Mr. Molina protests
against the validity Of any title made by the king or
"cbie1 of the Mosquito Indians and avows that die
Government Of Costa Rca " will not allow any colo
pist. or party Of colonsts from whs.ever country
they may proceed to occupy, loctts, or take pes
" session OF lands belonging TO Costa Rics for the
purpose Of agriculture, mining, or any Other, uness
"he or they shall have previously applied to the
"Government Of Costa Rica, and duly obtained
permission and legal title to that effect
In the absence Of any information that the alleged
Company contemplate occupying snylan which are
claimed, or have ever been claimed, BY Costa kica
the warning contained in Mr. Aolinss note would
seem to be premature. From the tenor OF that note
however the undersigned does no. infer that the Gsv
ernmsnt Of Costa Rics spprshsnds any hostile inten
ios On the part Of he ofsaaizstes IN question bat
Ia. i. amply declines 70 rsosguisst vAidi:y Any