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Portraits of tho Murderers.

The following are the portraits of the MR.
derers who we're executed in this place yes
terday. The likenesses are exactly correct,
as they appeared when the ambrotypes we're
taken, in the Jail, some ten days previous to
the execution. They nre from the pamphlet
edition Of the Life of Griswold, and the
Lives and Confessions Of the mnrderers, is
sued from this Office and containing COM
piete and highly interesting account of the
whole affair. This pamphlet is in convenient
shape for mailing, and will be highly priced
Inv tlantic readers.
Amador weekly ledger., 1858-04-17

SPIRIT OF THE TMEs-Stephen 7. King,
Esq, Of the San Francisco Spirit Of the
Times, has been spending few days in Jack
son, and will visit various parts of the county.
He is in all respects worthy gentleman,-a
genuine and very creditable representative
Of the newspaporial fraternity-and we CON-
mend him cordially to the good offices of our
friends generally. The Spirit is capital
sporting and literary journal. and has what it
richly deserves-an extensive circulation.
Success attend it.
Amador weekly ledger., 1858-04-17

MAY BALL-There will be grand turn.
out at the ball at lone on Friday the SOth
instant. No pains or expense is being spared
to render it the most pleasant reunion that
we have had in Amador County. We can
assure all lovers Of pleasure from abroad
that they will not be disappointed in their
anticipation OF enjoyment Mr.. Gish, of the
veranda Hotel, is to provide the supper and
a better caterer for the table is not in all
California. We hope to be present on the
occasion.
Amador weekly ledger., 1858-04-17
Job Printing.

We are prepared to do all kinds of Job Printing
at this Office in as good style as Il can be done in
the State; and to substatiate this we have only to
point to the work we have heretofore done. We
will do work as cheap as il can be done in this part
Of the State and in better style. Send your or
ers, and if we do not give perfect satisfaction we
will make no charge.
Amador weekly ledger., 1858-04-17

ApoIocErIc. have had oil that we
could do the past week in printing the histo-
ry of the murder of Griswold, and this must
answer as our excuse for not giving more
reading matter to our patrons this week.
We had no doubt that such work would be
received with favor by the public and there
fore bent all the energies Of the Office to get
ting it up in first rate style.
Amador weekly ledger., 1858-04-17
Democratic Central Committee.
JACK SON.
5 SATURDAY MORN. APRIL, II, 1858.
Money! Money Y

W II ever there was time when we needed
money it is just at this time We have demands
to meet, and unless those indebted us come to our
assistance, we don't know how they are to be met.
We hope those of our patrons who are in arrears
will act promptly.
Amador weekly ledger., 1858-04-17

AT DRyrowN-0ur friends, Sawyer 4
Alvarez are making all needful preparations
to receive their friends at the Railroad House
in Drytown or Monday the Sd of May
The best Of music has been engaged for the
occasion, and all arrangements made for a
splendid Soira Dansante. We expect a
brilliant affair of this Drytown ball, as those
engagedin in getting it up are well pos ted in
such matters, and will be sure to render it a
marked event in this section Of the State.
Amador weekly ledger., 1858-04-17
Advertising.

The LEDGER now has the largest circulation OF
any paper in this section of the country, and con-
sequently offers greater advantages to advertisers
Merchants and others would do well to avail them
selves of the benefit Of our columns.
Amador weekly ledger., 1858-04-17
SUICIDE OF COON SEE

On Friday night last about II O'Clock coou
See, one of the Cinnamon implicated in the mu,a..
of Mr.. Griswold and who although acouittod ot
the murder for want Of evidence, was beyond
doubt guilty; and who was on Friday convicted a,
grand larceny in robbing the safe at the time Of III.
murder, hung himself in the Jail at Jackson a.
did so by tearing up his shirt and using the srD.
thus made for the purpose. A corner of one Of
the planks lining his cell afforded him poip,
over which to hang his moose lie was not suspend.
ed over twelve minutes, yet all efferts on The part
of the Sheriff to resuctate him were unavaillnr,-
The following is the finding OF the coroners jury
We, the Coroner's Jury before Coroner 4. D
Kibbee, this tenth day of April, 1855 at Jackson
in Amador county, do find that the dead body. be.
fore us, is that Of Coon See, a Chinaman. who wa,
prisoner in the county Jail, of Amador county, Al
the time of his death, and that he came to his death
on the night Of the ninth day of April 1855, by
hanging himself by the neck, with string in h.
cell-that the string was made of strips torn from
his Shirt and that his death could not easily have
been prevented by the officers having him in charg,
The Ulcers are entirely exonerated from all blame
in the matter
Amador weekly ledger., 1858-04-17

CouRr OF SEssloxs.--ln this court tue
only business Of Importance transacted 'n'
week was the trial OF All Kin, charged win
being an accessory after the fact to the muT'
der of NV B Griswold. The jury re-
turned verdict of Not Guilty"
The reason for his acquittal seems 10 |"
that his offense, if any, in the opinion oil 'nS
Courn, was committed in Sacramento county
He disappeared from this vicinity Immeu'"'
lys on his release.
Amador weekly ledger., 1858-04-17

Nor BAp.-We are informed by onepp''
of the Poney Express, that ..pss ,,sss Sor. S"r'
lump of gold was found in the Ml',' s fr
claim. in Clinton, on Friday last, anu bo,,
ounce piece on Saturday. Success 70 ~. ~. v1 cam,
say we. May they find more 0i ''' '
sort. "Just So"
Amador weekly ledger., 1858-04-17

MLrrARY.-The cavalry company u'''''
fore spoken Of, was organized in JacA'v" ~, y.
Tuesday Of this week by the election ., WV. y.
following officers; Captain, W. sharp i"
Lieut., II. A. Eichelberger; Second Ivy D,
s. S. Manon aud w. J. Paugh. iS' '''s' >
Henry Herring.
Amador weekly ledger., 1858-04-17

keystone QUARTZ MlLE---Thls MILL ''
Amador, in this county was attached lO' .
considerable amount some time since, ana u
r. Cans, Esq, elected Receiver by the Crew
itors. The following is the result Of twenty
three days run, up to Tuesday last, uaoS' noe
his management: Amount of gold' s'-V,
expenses, about So, 200; profit, s2'OOO'
mill that can be made to do so well as '"'
should not be in financial difficulty o"',,
the superior management of Mr. Cans "
would soon clear itself OF debt.
Amador weekly ledger., 1858-04-17

To CoRREsPoNDENTs.-We are forced to
lay over some communications this week.
We will give them due consideration in our
.uaxf
Amador weekly ledger., 1858-04-17

4 young stock-broker baving married a
fat widow with 800. 900, says it was not his
wifs's face that attracted him SO much as the
fgurs. -
Amador weekly ledger., 1858-04-17
OUTSIDE ENVELOPE.


4th month of the Emperor Ham Fung's reign,
took passage aboard of a ship and came to the
Sandwich Islands, on the 2sth day of the 10th
month following. There | began TO get work
In the 9th year, Sd month and 22d day Of Ham
Fung, being animated with the desire of gain, and
also very desirous Of work, went, with another
friend. little man, to the Russian Posses
sions, and was doing very well on board the yes
sci. On the 9th month, 2lst day after my dis
charge, turned my thoughts TO my native village;
but of what usel | was out of employment.
therefore shipped again, on the 2sth day, and ar
rived on the 18th month, 2Sth day, at the City OF
San Francisco. l worked there Immediately and
was in service from the sth day of the LIST month
TIL the 18th day OF the 4th MONTH when fell sick.
On the 29th day Of the 9Th month, having recov-
cred my health, went up country, and arrived
at jackson after one days travel In wagon
There was engaged as servant by an American
gentleman, and remained In service over month
friend Of mine wanted to beat the foreigner
He went, Aud Others helped him. The Ameri-
canvas killed, and we We're put In prison. On the
18th month. 10th day, we were indicted. On the
LIST month, 18th day, we were convicted. On the
Sd month the sentence OF the law will be consim
mated. Behold one behold all
FoR THE INFORMATION OF NY YOUNGER BROTHER
Your brother still lives. Listen to me. He has
words for you. Take heed; warn you. My words
are those of true affection When you become q
man, be not wild, nor frivolous nor fond Of wild
plays. Let your words be truth. Avoid idle talk
On you is now centered the affection so complete
Of whole house. Whilst this say, still you are
Amador weekly ledger., 1858-04-17
Coon You

was very much agitated; he was crying and
Amador weekly ledger., 1858-04-17

ii. {. MEEK,
WESLEY JACKSON,
FRANK ROBERTSON,
JoHS b. PHELPS,
W. X. MCCORMICK,
JONATHAN EVANS.
JoHS LEvSsKY,
NJ. ABRAMS,
W. NJ. MCKINNEY,
G. B. USDERwooD,
HENRY MARCY,
THos. GREESHoLan,
A. d. KIBBEE, Coroner
Amador weekly ledger., 1858-04-17

My'body hath gone before me ho,ro
MY youth was coupled with twenty sp,inrs ny,
low the bridegroom of the Southern HIN 10
[Signed,l IT, y
Amador weekly ledger., 1858-04-17

The following gentlemen constitute the Demo
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4o11 ABOUT TIM CRols.--Mr. John
Becker a entsrpsising farmer residing
tAsss nll]1s West Of Sc. Cloud inf1rms u
~ Hon ~, bushels Of Siberian SEED
Z ~ seSn upon one aose Of land he ~
lbgly bpgAsls Of very supsrisr grain.
pps1 Iied $50 b,shs's Of god ct,
sk u ssed, upon t~o and
! laA. H.ay Of our sab,
sDotibsrt h'beat this We would be pleased
70 hear from them. He desires us to say
that be feels deeply indebted to Messs
Kstshsa I'D Herbert, for the handsome
manner ii which thy thrssh,a out hi.
ssop, aad TIT b HEARTILY reeeommsud'
the naehi1s and ID operators y the hr
ming sonnsnity.
Thass ! oaly - oAsst;oa 10 psopl,
No @nsll uan," ~ NJ i As5 -
- sloDa - b sU q taGrl -
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8Ao20o0cD.
g. dssss end ut, sad wslt 1ss,ssly,
70 bov With esse sad ezses:
70 spssk in accents soft aud nesly,
10 NEAR studied faes;
These, and Ike soodly eifts and eraeea,
Are well enough own;
But what we want in this soft sgs,
Bone-backhone.
A heart 70 hel, q mind T. think,
Despite each base control,
A tongue to speak, . hand 70 vsek,
The purpose Of the soul
By these and other eoodly tokens,
It may be surely known,
nthis or that, without tAe body;
Is boae-backbone.
Give me . nan that's all = man,
Who stands up straight and strong,
Who loves the plain and simple right,
And viii not yield to wrong;
Who deals With firm untremblins ha,d,
To every one his own;
Oh! = blessed thing In anybody,
u bone-backbone.
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TonAcco.-la - tsbs psssy -
~, - - : hiaal no - - y ~
: toeasse mp s1osi1g - - ~
baak no nils bs1o@ NJ - nahe -
sz.miaasioa. 10 4 : god jslss = =
least osgas b b, md r,posts Ianalkahls
yield. He nsaaalsd ssvssal II lsasss,
which hs found to b no ~ - = ~
feet nine inches II lsagth, - sisisse n
shssia brsadth. Thssopb lsaleh.
J saa psoniailg II evsy sps sn1Sill
b ssady II cutting in > vldkss sss1ags.
&o we 80, Corn, Tssssso ~ l9cae -
in . climate - ID = s1tdA I ~ -
ago ~ sosplea Vii ~ -, a1ss.
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The ehsol Beard Of St. Paul have ~.
so'ted 70 pey tie expenses Of any school
he African children, in the city, which
Ahan b Kept three months in the year,
md have . daily attendance of fifteen pu.
pin. Why not avoid the expense # sep.
esats schools ; and send them to the near
"a, like other children? Our experience
In school teaching proves that the little
blssk'1olks besome immense favorites with
their pe(s fused neighbou.