The Terry-Broderick duel

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  The locality of the Broderick-Terry duel : on September 13, 1859

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  Robert H. Waterman, administrator and Martha H. Ritchie, administratrix of the estate of Archibald Ritchie, deceased, and George W.P. Bissell, plaintiffs and appellants. V. Sampson Smith, defendant and respondent. In the Supreme court of the state of California. [Appellants' points and argument, by John Currey, appellants' attorney]

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  John Currey letter to William Nelson

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  Currey expresses his gratitude for what he learned while in Nelson's service, and praises the virtues of California. He also inquires about the possibility of his being promoted to the office of District Judge.

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