The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1853-11-02
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stained with blood, but believe it was, and
had the appearance of being washed with
cold water. After reaction the wounds ia
the throat would beedireely. Hajugular
vein and carotid arteries were seyeredie
would take but short time to bleed b
death. The books do not lay down the
quantity Of blood in the system, but the
principles to arrive at the, quantity are
there. Deceased was of the sanguiaener-
vous temperament. Suppose there would
be 10 pounds of blood flow from him; was
small quantity of coagulated blood lying
round over space of two feet. In outing
Ijugular vein the probabilities are that in
standing before the victim the perpetrater
would receive blood over his hands and
clothes aud especially in making'a second
immediate stroke.
Re-eramination.---T are chemicAl
differences in blood according to the all
ment used; but no difference in the con-
stituen.s of the blood Of man and inferioe
animals.
LucindI Salisbury. The lasttime saw
prisoner, before heard ofthe murder, wao
at Mrs. Sheets, but don't know the daysof
the week or montl,. Hadn't then heard Of
eo''o'S y, iaS Aiheu' IasvH01 W. scA5I y
ing small trunk and a pair OF shoes. He
lold me he was going to. my grandfathsr's.
and il any one inquired for him to say
had not seen him. After he had started
he looked back and said, remember wllae
| said" lie did not say anyspefson had
been killed up ia the hills He said my
brother George was at grandfather's.a1A
asked II would like 10 see him. and told
him 10 tell George to come and ses mo -
| was at Sheets. lie seemed TO aae ss ne
coh,hiohiy dla lor ahytnins ! kRoMsA
think he was sweating little, 40 any ene
would, asst was warm weather. Did nes
talk great while. ! an cousin OF the
prisoner. sssstt
Cross-eramined.I--llad frequently seen
Oaniei when going away His father lives
. or 4 niles from the river. lie boarded
sometimes at Weddle, . and some fimestsf
iatherss. Has frequently told me not IL.
tell he was going away. 4 told hun he
was Soing 70 see barbarn Ann Myefss ana
laughed: oaia ne was gong TO my grand
'a'her myers Ia Virginia. T nave eeen
.'hore out oon fecoaect now farsifss-s. ~
Ndncy oaeets .---Saw prisoner ats my
O'Clock. MIR. Sheets died the Thursday
previous. the i6th'of June. and on the foi-
lowing Wednesday prisoner wass sst my
mouse. lie bore The appearances ofa man
mat had oeen walking or running very
,ast' wiped his lace; seemed tresneilngF
nands uns'eaay' ana ssoopea forward 49,
iooAea ou' me WINDOW ap me Ioaa ne 80
came. : i4oGinda was IN Ins mouse rnsn
ne u came. LUCINDA saia' 5000 90 morMegs
naliiel; where are you golngM lie sasds
%, Maf'e'ta She saiu. Dan., what's,
uP' ne reP'iea' No'ning re Gao
no, stay longer, 'han from 70 minutes 10
nail an hour, LUCINDA and prisoner won't
ou'..-sho OUT. !, s'ooa on. 'ne Pofoh ana he. On ne
H.ouna, H,. anu .aieeu some 2 o. ~ m''aueess
Don ! feco'lec. o. ms ASKING ner @ &c out
q. 70 70 = piece WIN h'''l .ney Wens
.lo"' 'ne po.c'l 70 Tue ss,e anu 'aIssa. ns
"as eann Mes aeu ves sA..ssus sn"
",p'nS SVEN '.1'" JUS .aoe. aae1 ne se1.p
eu ahu 'aq 'runk on ms snou'uat ne apske
uaea 20 Lucl'lua anu SAUL IemsMees
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