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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-02-12


Levi s. gChat6 Geld testified to drawing up
the papers for Mrs Cunningham against DR..
Burdell for breach fpromise and SANDER. lie
afterwards drew an order Ton their discontinu-
ance Subsequently,. about three weeks since
he was informed by Mrs Cunningham's aitor-
ley that she had intimated she wodld have to
.'syive those writs. -lss6 - -
2ilas q. Herring testified to supplying
new Key for DR. Burielrs safe; also, that ], Q
KEY found in Mrs. Cunnlnsham's possession
was the original missing key. - fta5
DrS. Blairlell and Smith. both having busi-
ness connections with BurIell, testified their
belief ina. the later was at Saratoga on the
-28th October the date Of his alleged MARI age.
Blairdell also testified that certain papers
found in Eckel's possession, purportrg to
have passed between Burdeu and Mrs vnn-
ningham, were forgeries. s,s-t,.f
! MISS Salenbach, corset maker, testified that
one evening late in October, Mrs Cunning
ham and her eldest daughter cam. to her
mothers honse to await the arrival of 70 gen.
tleman The latter came and said, "All night"
and then the three went of together. The
witness was here conducted into another
room, where were several persons. aud re.
quested to point out the man who called Tor
Mrs Cunningham, when she unhesilatinely
pointed to Eckei. - - =
The theory OF the prosecution is that on
the night alleged 10y the last witness. Mrs. c..
clalms to have been married to DIR, Buriell
Eckel Was then called up, but refused to
answer any questions on the plea that he was
party Implicated. An exciting discussion
en>ued. 80 ~ ssrrFIs4,s a..
| VIM. Burdell, Of Columbus, Ohio, brother
Of the deceased, has given notice that he in
tends to apply Tor letters as administrator o.
the ia,,er's, estate. -.-
j The examination is carried on with the idea
that some one living in the Bond Street House
is the guilty party. 1s.-.s s,aas.s seer
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-02-12

WOOD. tSOOes-ordsrs for Wool left At SAMUEL
vIcxERr's will errou Ttis hIied. 49, fets
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-02-12

The examination is carried on with the idea
that some one living in the Bond Street House
is the guilty party. s-.s s,4asss s.-sr
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-02-12

FOR -AlE OR RENT. frt
good Dwell House eorfaiping nre ROOFS with good
buifdiss. s.n=te Leea eth and Ssh ats.
For further mfr nation enquire of f7rr
fe,s-Iw era ~ saffF - JOHN y. MILLS.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-02-12
'SPECIAL NOTICES.

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Amador weekly ledger., 1857-11-14
One of these China

have been heard Of One Of these CHINA
men was the cook.
Much excitement prevails among the peo-
ple. and numbers are securing the country
in pursuit of the murderers. The cook and
one of the other Cinnamon are well known to
numerous persons in this place, and it is SIN
cercly to he hoped that they may be captnr-
tured. We hear that a reward Of one thou
sand dollars has been offered.
After Mr. Kilham had given in his testi-
mouy, he discovered that neighbor had had
$500 or $500 deposited.
The former Chinese cook of Mr. Kilham
was discharged sometime since, which
probably embittered him, and we learn that
he was instrumental in inducing the late
cook to seek the situation. This mag have
been the commencement Of the plot.
Martin " B Griswold was well known,
and no man ever stood higher in community.
He had hosts Of friends, and not an enemy
in the world AS Mr. Kilham, his devoted
frnd and companion expressed it, che was
man whose like may not be found among
thousands or milionn Faithful to the
last, and mourned by the entire community,
he leaves name of which princes might be
justly proud
The funeral viii take place this p. NJ.
Amador weekly ledger., 1857-11-14
DIR. Charles II. Tozer,,
Prirdte Medical r.,

CTRANGERSv visiting Sacramo,t.
- that Dr. Tozer's Infrmary i ~ "lii ~ remels
between and X, Sacramento n sixth stles,
The great success and many roa,
by Dr. Tozer since his commencement !. caTss mad,
to which hundreds can testify. indnno.' 70 This oy
form those afflicted with any nriya,'s ites him oi1
RECENT or CHRONIC, and wish we w complaint,
thoroughly cured, it will be to tbo," ue welbi
welfare to call on him who for tbo la Interest a,5
years has given his entire attention :, Mne1lyfve
COMPLAINTS. and to all cases ~ W n, rtlFA1R
private nature ACUTE and CUpo\V,,sceaSe Of !
Cyphilis, Secondary and ConstimtiogNi,u such a,
Gonorrhea and Seminal Weakness, Cloo, affection.
lures and all diseases of the generatyo ana S.
organs, both in male and female snb ~ aa Y, lTnary
Fluor Albus Histeria, &c.. &c, &c as fFoapsls
Patients can be assured that thoi.
will not be tampered with. but treated complaint,
scientific principles. PRIVATE Co,ggppI4 strictly
eradcated in few days; new coseo LAlNlS
short time, without mercury. cured Ina
lie can be consulted at his ofsco
the day, from in the morning until fn ia unes Of
ing All In afllction can find Ia hin on ' 'l5 % Even
see and sympathize with and belriend VtiS ny VINO can
in trouble-one in whose services tbo .'. .vn when
fideuce can be placed. Come all who u'lo,l col.
and in trouble, and be relieved and cnroS AFFLICTED
Apartments privately arranged So az
the possibility OF exposure. preclude
Letters enclosing Sl0will receive nro,...
tion, with best advice and instruction. alien
Z. II. T0ZER. Mn
SiA'h street, between and =
Amador weekly ledger., 1857-11-14

From the above the conclusion is irresSt-
bly, arrived at that the plot to commit the
robbery and murder was a deep laid one, and
that the Chinese cook was the leading spirit
The degree of colness which he manifested in
making his preparations-for instance in the
manufacture Of the sluag-shot, (Which WI 5
beyond doubt the instrument with which
the skull was iractured) is astonishing. The
plot was as ingenious as diabolical, and furn-
ishes the strongest evidence that this murder
is not the FIRST one committed by the guilty
parties
The inquest was not held until after night
Yesterday (athough at the earliest moment
possible after the finding Of the body and
there are many known facts that do not ap-
pear in the testimony, that 20 strongly to
fastcn guilt upon .he cook, and the two 9th
er Chinamen who were seen at the house
shortly before the enactment Of the tragedy;
but there were so many evidences existing at
the premises and in view Of the jury, that
further testimony upon which to find the ver-
diet they did find would have been superaous
The murder was undoubtedly committed
between 0 and 10 o'clock Saturday morning
The two strange Cinnamon, in the garb Of
miners, doubtless had provided themselves
with little dust, which they offered for sale; F;
and while Grswold was STOPPING over weigh
ing or blowing it, or making calculation of
It's value he was struck in the back of the
head, and the cord Immediately placed and
drawn tight about his neck, to prevent
all danger Of his giving alarm, and also to
prevent bleeding.
He was dragged to the cooks room and
hid away under the bed, in order that the
murderers might have, as they doubtless hop
ed, two or three days at least the start of
discovery. The board spoken of in the tes-
tmony was nniled to the bed to hide the
corpse after it was slowed away. Marks of
blood on the bed-ral, orsr iehih The Joant
loaS nailed, could only have been put there
while the williams were pushing the corpse
under and before the board was nailed on.
a large club evidently prepared for the
use of one of the murderers if the Slung-shot
should fail OF its purpose, was found under
the bed with the murdered man.
The manner in which the cord was found
around the neck of deceased, is an exact rep
resentaton of the choaking process hy which
the murderons Thugs" in China, or Chi
nese Tartary commit their villanous atlroc-
ities--throwing their moose over the necks OF
their victims and choking them so quickly
that resistance is out of the question.
Mr.. Griswold himself, some time since, Oh
served the Chnaman making his slung-shot
and spoke of it casually to Mr. Kilham, little
thinking however, that it was being prepared
for him.
The last seen of the cook was at ten o.
clock, A. NJ. Saturday. in Jackson. This
time two Cinnamon hired horses at Perrin's
livery stable, under pretence of going to the
Q Ranch, but neither Cinnamon nor horses
Amador weekly ledger., 1857-11-14
Congress Hall Saloon,
Main 81, Jackson,

FORGE Z. L FR f f NJ A n
ID FSPECTFULLY announces TO the patrons Of
II the above establishment, (lately under the pro
prietorship ald supervision OF VIM. Jennings and
TO his friends and the public generally that he has
opened the same for the accommodation of all who
may favor him with call
The Saloon is one of the largest and most com
Portable and airy in the State, and every convent
ence will be provided for visitors Two splendid
Billiard Tables have been furnished for those who
play at that health-invigoratiEg game.
The Bar is supplied with none but the choicest
liquors and cigars Plain and Fancy Drinks that
cannot fail to please the taste of the most fasidi-
GUS
aug 42-3m
Amador weekly ledger., 1857-11-14
Read and Reflect.
DIR. Charles II. To:er's CoJ
to the afflicted.
QUICK CURES ANDLOw PRICES At NM
ESTABLISHED OFFICE SIXTH STp'T ~
BETWEEN AND X STREETS l.

BETWEEN AND X STREETS
DR. TOZER returns his thanks 10 nj. ,u,.
- patients for their patronage and ,ronii
brace this opportunity to remind them tb., el
tinues toconsut on those difficult cases of ,, 'l
which have baflled the skill Of some Of ~
celebrated physicians Of the age. and npor ,.i..
he has Rerer fdHed 10 perform radical en-. -"-
DIR. Tozcrs reputation as a Physician stan1.. ..
equaled. His exclusive attention to Di,cl,.sas H.
Gento Urinary Organs for so many voors r.1i
him perfect master of Syphilitic Diseases '''''
The large number of aggravated co.cs n..,
has perfectly cured after they have been gran-s
by many others. is the only proof that a Pbv..,,l
requires Of his ability.
DR.. Tozer would state that he can cure MI eo...
Of varieties Of the disease. no matter how ".
standing, of what pogress the disease has ,o.5t
every patient can rely upon cure.
DR.. Tozer has, it is well known taken r,,'.,,.
from the very verge of the grave. ana REsTOsFh|
THEM TO PERFECT HEALTH he n-G",
states that he deems it sufficient to attract tbss
teution of those who might need tbo service. NJ
physician in ALL cases. not particularly those es,.
meraied in the advertisement expecting tls, tI.q
would test my merits as practitioner. and tb. =.
suit of my practice has been thus far sati.lacor,
my patients and myself Nor do deem It 1ss.
sary to fill columns Of the newspapers wthful,5n.
empiric and bombastic advertisements, prof.,.,I,
my ability to heal all diseases flesh is heir TO- forth
do that must be something more than man. l1t ID
give those that are afflicted with yENEREN
CHRONIC, and other diseases, to understand. ilon
long experience, am fully competent to treat aen
successfully.
My regard for the dignity Of The medical proies
sion to which have the honor TO belong. deter. ne
from committing any act savoring Of rank Qalss
cry, and regard for my own dignity would we.sli
my placing myself on a par with qUacks aal lu-
tIum venders of the present age.
] offer no genuine or fraudulent certificate, r
puifs Of my superior qualifcationsas pacttohT
neither do ] assume to myself medical hoaors 10
which am not ehtitled, but merely ask those ato
are diseased TO read the different advertiser e.
relating to the cure Of private diseases and judge
for themselves where to apply for relief Ny
rooms are so arranged that ] can be coasaolh
privacy at all hours Of the day from . O'Clock ia
the morning until 8 in the evening
GfJ- Persons with Chronic Diarrhea Dysglter,
Local Weakness, Nervous Debility, Low Spirits
Lasstude, Weakness Of the Limbs and Back. lnis
position, Loss of Memory, Aversion to Society,
Love of Solitude, Timidity, Seltdisirust DizLla4
Headache, Pains IN the Side, Affection Of the Eyes
Pimples on the Face, Sexual aud other lnlrmaiie
in Man, &c, will find it important to consult Dr.
CHARLES II TozER at his Office, Sl4ih street. BIZ
tween and X, Sacramento. ~uI
c. II. TOZER, ND.
Amador weekly ledger., 1857-11-14

had started out to hunt him. Daring this
day Nov. Sth) inquired of all ! had an
opportunity to see, but cond obtain no addi-
tional information of Mr. Griswold; they all
seemed to have seen him or heard of him last
about or 10 o'clock yesterday A. M. This
morning Mr. Wickham came to my house
again and stated that he had inquired over
night. in Jackson, for the Chinaman but could
hear nothing of him; we still thought Mr..
Griswold was ont in search of him. About
3 O'Clock this p. NJ, Mr.. Murray came up
from Butte City; he suggested that Mr. Girls
wold had been killed and his body concealed
After searching some time started to Jack
son, telling every one ] met of the circnm-
stance and that | feared Mr. Griswold had
been murdered While talking with Mr.
Parr and Mr.. Durham, this side of Judge
Hubbard's. in jackson, Mr. Murray overlook
me and informed me that they had found the
lifeless body of Mr.. Griswold packed under
the canvas under the Chinaman's he'd or cot,
which was in the 'Chinaman's room and not
the room occupied by Mr.. Griswold. The
door of the Chinamans room was locked
when came from Sacramento. and the key
hanging up in the front room. | had unlock
ed the door of the Chnaman's room and
went in and looked on the top of the bed,
but not under it. There was board nailed
to the side Of the bed, extending from the
top of the bed nearly to the floor; do not
think that the board was there when | went
to Sacramento; it certainly was put there
since the cook came to my house The Chi
naman had been in my employ about three
weeks, or perhaps fonr The name of the
deceased is Martin Van Buren, Griswold. !
became acquainted with him in ls43, at Mil
waukie. Wisconsin. He left there in lS4s
and went to Oregon; and came from there to
California in April lS49. He has worked
for me here nearly three years Hewas eth
err 80 or 40 years of age He was an honest
and industrious man, and without a fault that
| have ever known.
UORA ArE X IT II AM
Amador weekly ledger., 1857-11-14
Read and Reflect.
DR.. Cha's II. TO:er's Card 10
the .4Nictcd Of California

TN approaching any new course OF systematic u
Il quiry there are certain points concerning Nlgl
the inquirer should always be careful TO 'ala!
himself He should comprehend distinctly Tna' @
subject of inquiry is-llealth and Disease
And we can form and fix in our minds clG
conception of the state Of Health, we sha lA'g ~
difficulty in understanding what is meant D! w wv
ease. but beyond not above these o9Nh ~ A., ~
vestigaiion of the human body. We have ah0'A9
and still nobler end 1t is to lay before you n '1l M
plain terms that you cannot be mistaken anu "''
know where to apply for relief. .1ts.
use the word Of disease" generally aui ~
fore | speak of the signs OF particular ds-A.s
will be proper to take general view ol SA AP'@'D| @
When person is troubled or afflicted Win lis'as'
which causes a werkness of the back ana NIo'
pain in the head, dmness of sic BIT, los Of I1r t-
lar power, palpitatfon Of the heart irI4"g..
nervousness, dyspepsia, arrangement ol 'n' pm.
tive functions general debility, symptoms W '
sumption, and many Others which are ,'i.i 1'5o =,
planned than put on paper, and requiTs' a.. nep'' @
Surgical Attention, il would be wen IOi w.. ~ r.,
inquire If thare is physician who iscompe' a1o
attend them, and who understands ne a ,TT,Iy-
Of medicine, and whose SCIENTltlO All1'.' ALL x.
MENTS in his profession. and whose asvc vclaIt5.r aa
perience entitle him to your confidence I'm a;r.
these things DR.. {. III. TozER has conciuasu Wv. :"
form you that are afflicted, advertising us ..
business, stating that he has been saeSes''''
titioncr for over twenty-five years, ana arnc haS
ATTENDED AND CURED hUNDheLD9o ohvs.
when they have been considered " QUE ,sP.ir-
eians, and have been pronounced py lnsm s, fo.oae
covery. Therefore you can rely upon ha num- .,o y, b
in whom SECRECY and the utmost cohhueH''
place . oaic,el 10
Dr G. IL. T. would invite all that are Mnrt aes ,5n
call on him, aud If he does not adm'hs.i, s,l. Je
there will be no charge made Ley 10 and ave
cy prevent you, but apply immedIatey, sDb rb.a
Yourself from the dreadful consequence a,t-.
must follow those who neglect to ree''V Nv
dance. go. ,,root near
Dr. @. II. Tozers office is on Sixth sIyoS IIs
the Belvidere Hotel, between and snT' lo he COZ
rooms are so arranged that the Doelo' -"
sultsd without the fear Of molestation' uotl
R.o- Office hours from in the morning '''
in the evening. ~uZ - rozFR MD,
deco lily 9th ST., between j d H. ''''
Amador weekly ledger., 1857-11-14
j. Warmers Drug Store.
Main street, Toieaao.

n The undersigned would most respectful o
CHly inform the citizens of W olcano and theT ~
iA surrounding country, that he has, and lA
will keep constantly on hand, good and fresh sup
ply of
DRTGS AND MEDICINES,
Paints Oils. Varnishes Brushes of all kinds Cam
phenc, Alcohol. Turpentinc, Dye Sufs. Patent Ned
icines of all kinds Perfnmery, Fancy Soaps Toilet
articles, &c. &C., which we will sell at the LOWEST
CASH PRICES. Physicians and others are request
cd TO call and examine my stock before purchasing
elsewhere
Physicians Prescriptions put up accurately and
with despatch at all hours Of the day or night.
n. B.-Al articles sold by me will be warranted
Pure and Genuine.
JUDSON WARNER.
mar II I 3m
Amador weekly ledger., 1857-11-14
Butte saw will for sale.

THE undersigned offers for sale the well known
| Butte Saw Mill. 1t has lately been moved and
fitted anew, and the location is one of the best in
Amador county. Come and examine for yourselves.
For particulars apply to W. lIutfakcr. Butte City.
or J. 5. Bradley, at the Louisiana Hotel. jackson.
w. HUFFAKER
may 2 zs-u
Amador weekly ledger., 1857-11-14
Union House,
Corner Of Min and Center SIS. liok HI,
II ATWOOD, Proprietor

Corner Of Min and Center SIS. Mok HI,
II ATWOOD, Proprietor
THIS House viii compare iavorably with
- the best hotels in the mountains. II is built
-i-- OF stone. dreproof, three stories high, airy
situated in the centre o: the town--contains sleep
ing apartments for fifty TO seventy-fve persons
single beds-rooms well furnished, and kept clean
and neat. The table will be supplied with the best
the country affords, aud the servants aud the en-
ployees about the house, prompt, obliging and
courteous The Bar is well supplied with the beet
Of Wines and Liquors and will be attended to by
an experienced bar keeper.
The Stages all stop at the "UNlON." aud for the
accommodation OF travellers the house is kept open
all night.
The proprietor avails himself Of this occasion to
say TO travellers route 20 the various places of
recreation in the eastern portions of Caaveras
county that no pains will be spared 20 make their
soiouru at the Union pleasant and refreshing.
H. ATWOOD.
jc 27 37-3m
Amador weekly ledger., 1857-11-14
wall Paper.
Particular Notice.

PHIIIIUIdNE 4FV- sl,v InIf
"A viduallyo Bradley a. Redhead anu ,Iists I,ap paJ
Wright are hereby notified to make lnili'u''''
ment or they toiH hare cost 70 Pay .,.ot nv bills
esp- In future. II. BARTON will cois0' ~
toseklp, pithout reference to persons; ~ ALLEY
iohN . Sif
iuns IS
Amador weekly ledger., 1857-11-14
Bath Rooms and a Good Stable

Are also attached to The house.
C0over Il Co.'S Stages leave this house every
morning for all parts of the State
ARMSTRONG AsKEY has the supervision Of the
BAR, which will at all times be furnished with the
best cigars, wines aud liquors that can be brought
into this market
JOHN S. BRADLEY.
jackson, April Is, 1857. 26.f
Amador weekly ledger., 1857-11-14
Union House.

SUFFER- CREEK. .f.u3DOR co, CAL.
G. d. BURLESON, Proprietor.
TIME proprietor takes pleasure in announcing 10
1 the public that he has again taken the man
agement Of his house, aad hopes by strict atten-
ton TO business and earnest desire to please, to
merit share Of public patronage
The house has been thoroughly renovated,newly
furnished and several rooms added, making the ac-
commodniions as good rs at any house in this sec
tion of the county.
The Table will at all times be supplied with the
hest the market affords and the Bar is always furn
ished with the choicest brands OF Wines, Liquors
and Cigars.
Gre me- call.
c. ID. BURLESON.
may 80 32-3m
Amador weekly ledger., 1857-11-14
Louisiana Hotel.

"a This house being newly furnished and thoro
5iA y renovated, makes il one of the most desira-
BILE hotels ia the mines. II is spacious and airy
with Ladies' Parlor, aud suits OF rooms for fami-
lies. The comfort OF ladies will be attended TO
personally by Mrs Bradley.
Amador weekly ledger., 1857-11-14
HORACE KILHAM.

After an examination Of the body and
hearing the evidence, the Coroner's jury re-
turned the following verdict:
ave find his name to be Martin V. b.
GriswoId, and that he was foully murdered
nj the house of II Kilham on the 9TH Nov.
1851, and that he came to his death by four
severe blows on the head, supposed to he Civ
Ell by slung.sh that was found in the Chi
naman's (cook's) room. There was cord
drawn tight around his neck which was suili-
cent TO have caused his death without the
blows on the head The deceased is supposed
from the evidence before the jury to have
been murdered by the Chinese cook employ
ed by Mr.. II. Kham, with his accomplices
Dated at II. Kilham's house, Amador Co,
State of California, Township No. |. Nov
Sth 1851
Amador weekly ledger., 1857-11-14
HORSE RESTAURANT.
jackson Livery stable,

Main St. near the foot of Court ST..
FRANK HOFFMAN, PROPRIETOR.
T TIE above convenient and commodious Stable
- is stocked with
Swift, Easy and Safe Saddle Horses
for Ladies and Gentlemen. Give them trial
and you viii notwish tn look further.
ALSO, HORSES AND BUGGIES,
that will not suffer in comparison with the best
;Es- Horses and Mules Boarded and Groomed
by the Day, Week or Month. on the most reasona-
bic terms Animals entrusted TO his care will be
faithfully attended to. A share Of public patron
age is solicited.
iune 33-3m
Amador weekly ledger., 1857-11-14
swift, Easy and Safe saddle Horses
Young America saloon.

Nm, nearly opposite the foof ef Court street.
T'lIIS saloon is situated on Broadway, three doors
L from Water street, in the most pleasant loca-
ton In Jackson. The Saloon is large, airy and
At all times cool and the BAR is furnished with the
Brsr VINES AND LIQUORS that the country affords
Fancy lee DRINKS gotten up in the best possible
style. CIGARS of the best brands and flavor that
can be procured in San Francisco kept constantly
on hand.
TJpo or THE BEST Marble BED
BnIIARDTABLEs in the State, are kcptin this saloon
for the accommodation Of those who desire TO amuse
themselves in this pleasant exercise
Among other important articles not usually found
in the saloons Of California. are the following
leading Journals Of the United States and Europe
which are kept expressly for the customers Of the
YOUNG AMERICA SALOON.
Illustrated Lon \. Y. Herald; Cal. Chr0nicle
don News; y. Y. Tribune; Alta California;
Bells Life in n. o. Delta; Sacramentoc city
London; Mo. Republican,; Union;
London Punch: Echo due Pa State Journal,
Ballou's Picto- cihc; Volcano Ledger
rial: Spirit of the Amador Senti-
Boston Journal;l Age; mel
In addition to the above papers the proprietor
keeps a general assortment of Historical Works
and Magazines
The undersigned invites his friends and the pub
lie generally to give hima call, and he will promise
to give them the best in town.
GEO. S. STEVENS Proprietor.
apr 25 27-tf
Amador weekly ledger., 1857-11-14

Ic Jurors hnd the ahONe Nerulct;
FRAN KILN VINCENT.
n. +. PARR. F
G.. w. WRIGHT.
z. S. KIRKWOOD.
JAMES PARDEE.
G. NJ. MEEK.
VIM. I'll. ii. SYLVESTER.
ALLEN BUCK.
NJ. d. SEAWELL.
A 7. HUFFAkER.
ELIJAH ASH.
VIM. NELSON"
Amador weekly ledger., 1857-11-14

CORONER'S INQUESTl
Amador weekly ledger., 1857-11-14
From $500 TO 5000 Taken!

VERDICT OF THE JURY
Amador weekly ledger., 1857-11-14

FULL TESTIMONY of the WITNESSES
Amador weekly ledger., 1857-11-14

may 30