The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-12

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hat Tune NED pSson len the tried e
fEow whether be With that tlne not AID no.
during tina. hour unpleasant there was light
TO he Cout-I did not the door afer he en there
key he only went out once that night reessc s
hour; recoiected a that time hours be-
daylight when Dnsou came back he took pillow and
not lDSS tie time IL. e ssn s 2: Sss
~sDt w.tsa un Jaos:on wen. opened my
e. h:s s az not rain ~
heard jackson wan through he room open The
door when went In The doors were shat and could near
T1S esA
enough
we sgeae 70 The serysnt E g we went up q; ssS sod
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about having bsries up . ne tune coming
Oilers sTs 70 csSSrne Witness here rscspu.ted the state
msns made e her next morning BY the prosscun which
the tcis me that was against her CONSENT
Counss for defence excepted these questions leading
Rssomsa-I can't reoOllsc her words. che made use Of
the word unwilling" can't state how che lit don't reco
she told me- ssoSt jackson being with after dnnsr
him IL s % S dps s % sae
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what hss ECU ss psS sei Ssye IL
nothing else about than that kson again had connec
To the CourtCa.harine was s!ug bedside crying
much when her in the afternoon her clothes were
Resumed-The ladies in the house knew very well the way
c ssr
was only one chair IN he room JACKSON
back whers we were standing then went out aud
into Sses
CshArne coming this happened about three o'clock
s ss on s as sDs
Al the hrd place We came 20 hiak dent reoolec what
Sour We wanted them 10 take s 70 New York
Jackson m and to st
stopped at the hoe a the woods no one WAS on the
not speak piea.sDty HIM Lev and Dxson asked
here e., and wanted US and get some said toe
late the men got st this place; retained seats
of Caharne and Lewis took hold Of ny
the avn the front seat dop know wheher Lewis
against HIM lifted out went out of the wagon hrs
Old not observe time what Kate doing looked after
Dxsen took Caharne out one side aud lie wis
took the othe; looked around and saw Dxsop
ha ,e hold OF one OF arms ali at that lime
lifted the wheel BY Lewis; he said he was not
going TO do us any harm that he friend of and
would take FORK he wanted Us TO the dower
garden did not want 70 60; am certain did not ask
Lewis to take M York; he said he would Dc
To the Cour-Jscsson standing 81 the horses heads
when out of the wag I.
Keeumed-Neither myself nor Kate had drank liquor
enough Saturday neither jackson nor Dxson
were much by liquor that night jackson drunk
on undAy night.
York not sck that day saturday. perfectly WE'LL
when Jscb In the room ou Saturday afternoon.
Dxsou the passage; jackson and Dirson walked all
the way 10 the 6rst hotel.
The Court here adjourned TIL 10 O'Clock this Thursday
morning