The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1857-12-30

AsSuAo'oo WIG ouecIiOI uu0 oupcIlOI poV-
tons of the Uranium, and found the dura
mater in q .congested canditionv sligh4lF,
1acerated Immediately under the main point
of fracture on the left side. The dura
mater being removed, found the various
sulci of the brain filed with extravesated
blood; at some points coagulatsd COM
pletely; at others only partially. The
extravesation much greater on the right
side than on the left, produced, in my opin-
ion, by counter strokes. 1 *
JAMES SHAw-Was acquainted with
deceased as a neighbor girl; passed Fore
mans on the 18th of October; passed
there after four O'Clock; the sun was from
/ to ! an hour high. Saw Foreman on
the hill with bride in his hand, by the
bars, where he turned horse in the field,
met the deceased one and half or two
rods after passing Foreman at the turn of
the road; looked back and saw that Fore
man had walked across the road; deceas-
ed was in the road or 8 steps from Fore
man; they were right at the mouth Of the
lane; saw the top of the Chestnut tree
but did not notice near the bottom of the
tree; saw no one about but Foreman and
deceased; cattle was between me and the
tree, and was looking at the cattle; met
Emily Jackson beyond the meeting house,
80 or a5 rods from where I passed Fore
man; Emily Jackson was going towards
Foremaa's house; the meeting house is
about IS rods from where passed Fore
man; met Mrs. Gifin. Lstitia Adams and
Margaret Hill about Of mile from
Adams; they were going towards Gitin's
saw Charles Lsety near Gifins' with 2 of
Mr.. Yoho's daughters; passed them .
short distance from Gifins'
Cross Termination. If there had been
2 men under the Chestnut tree; could not
say that l would have seen them; might if
my attention had been directed to then;
cattle were three or four rods from tree;
can't say that looked about the tree;
never was at Chestnut tree, don't know
how much the view would be hid from the
read; paid no attention to the root Of the
tree that day.
| WILL1AMP RICHARDSON Heard Fore
man state on the trial of Morrison and
Swayne, before Morrill,. he had been at
his brothers On the 18th. of October; left
At about3 8 O'Clock; came homs, took the
saddle of and took his horse ta-ths pas,
AEEissse.seid aaad Just tafnsd him in when
Shaw and wife had passed him; deceased
then come along; asked Foreman for ap.
Piles, and he directed her to the rarnbc
tree; was gap in the lane through which
: the cattle came to the watering trough;
there had steer came out of the field
Though the gap into the lane up toward,
the gate; Foreman then passed through
the gate to drive the steer back into the
field; he looked back and saw deceased
get over the fence into the orchard as the
steer went through the gap, saw 2 msr
under the chestnus tree; one taller thar
the other; didn't know them; one stopped
down as If picking up something; stten
tion not specially called to them; Foreman
then climbed over into the orchard; talked
! o little while with Mr.. Haythsrn ant
was not away from the house asterward
j that day. r8a.fa saa
81 Cross-Eramination - Foreman sen
: word to me the next morning after he hat
given his testimony. that he had forgotten
. to state that he had left his bride at th
5 bars and that he had went back for it.
/; EMILY JAcKsoN-Was out the ridge q
E Yoho's on the 18th of October; cam
I back to Foreman's same evening me
] Shaw and wife near the meeting house
$ saw Foreman coming up through the or
Q chard towards the Westinghouse; I wen
on home, went into kitchen, took off m
t bonnet and gloves and come out on to th
) porch and saw Foreman coming in wit
e the bride in his hand. 1t was gettin
t dusk when went to the spring. Hear
# groaning. thought it was old Mrs. An
, bier; she has spells and sometimes make
. q noise; heard the groasss 6 or I time
n or more; was alarmed, looked for Mr.
:. Amber when ! went back; shs Was putin
: her milk away; groaning was like some on
n in distress; when frss came homo thi
d evening Mr.. Hathoraa was in Amber
n house; Was after 10 O'Clock when / le
4, Fereman's that morning; had . Difficult,
d with Mrs. Foreman; was another di
. turbanee when Iwent home that eveninl
.. said nothing to them sbout going ava
N was acquainted with Isaphene Allen ev
Is since came to Foreman's; not been int
e. mate with her for the last yekr; Mrs. For
,s man was not willing that / should 60 wi
4 her; didn't see Foreman aud Isaphel
G. Allen together that evening; Forem'
,. said he didn't wish me to 60 With Isaphel
ID Allen, and this was the reason disco
. Itilusd my intimacy with her. Saw !
Of person in the orchard but Foteman; didr
of fsee tho deceased that day; didn't see For
Ia man throw stone; had no ssrrangeme
o. to meet the deceased; when I come fro
Q, Yoho's home a. soon as I c6nld take
,g my gloves and bonnet Foreman come vi
id the bride; he went into the nom t-w
he in both rooms; don't remember which
n Was in most; the field where the spring
10 has had wheat in: when / returned fro
We the spring went into the Kitchen, q
oo froo. thooa into the roovu, Az Eororn