The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1859-08-03

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have formed and expressed an opinion.
Discharged.
JESSE MIRACLE of Wayne township. /
believe l have formed no opinion. Ac.
cepted. E'lqHii
ARCH. STATES, of Perry township. Al
present have no opinion, and don't know
that I ever had Accepted. soa
WIN. DoueHERTY, of Perry township.
I have had opinions sometimes one way
and sometimes the other. At present
I have none. Accepted. .. ~.. t.s
GEO. s. ALaEo, of Benton township.
I have formed no opinion. Accepted
Prisoners counsel here claimed that ss
the regular panel was exhausted, no furth-
er jurors could be called, this being
struck juror under the statue. The court
decided against them, and they excepted
to the ruling of the court. -.
JAMES WINLAND, of Center township.
have formed an opinion. Discharged.
JOSIAH BARNES of Sunsbury township.
have formed an opinion. Discharged.
EBENEzER HUTCHINSON, of Bethel town.
ship. l have formed no opinion. Ac.
cepted. ir3F
JOHN ADAMS, of Bethel township.
have not formed any opinion. Accept
ed. 4 @ -Ialai fHoh
ISRAEL LENTz, of Perry township. aoI
have formed an opinion and still entertain
it. Discharged 5s sa
SAMUEL A. MORGAN, of Perry township.
can't say l have formed any opinion.
Accepted. 17. aa'4
! The panel was now (l04 o'clock A.
N.Y. full, and the jurors were sworn.
EVIDENCE FOB THE STATE. ~ baa
Mss Emily Jackson-r The witness came
up to the stand, evidently laboring under
great excitement, and had some private
conversation with the Prosecuting At
torney but not in tone sufficiently loud
to be heard. Lived in October 1857
with Foreman; had lived there about two
years; my age now is not quite IT; was
at Foreman's on Sunday. Oct. lSthIS51;
not there all day; was at meeting during
the sorepart of the day; went home with
Yohos; in the afternoon came home
r about ! hour by sun; saw Isaphene Allen
: at or near Giffins; saw Mr.. Spear and
Isaphene Aliens sister as came home;
9 saw Isaphenc Allen first going down to
;. Mr.. Giflns, going home; I talked with
her at that time; she told me she Was going
to Mr. Wilson's to stay all night, L told
y her about me and Mr.. Foreman not being
q in good humor; said would not stay
70 at Foreman's; she asked me to 60 with
= her; said would; she said she would
o wait till got out of sight and then she
L would wait at the spring till I Gomez
l. said would come if they were not in q
d good humor. 1t was getting dusk when
Is wen, to the sp.ing. Isaphene Aller
: asked me if was going, l said I Was;
"a looked around and saw Foreman throw q
q, stone and bit Isaphens Allen; she fell on
ID her face; went back to the house with
the bucket of water; when Foreman came
% up to where Isaphenc Allen and me were
OF he said !: "you are going with Isapbenes'
,e and then threw the stone; I went back to
l. the house and into the kitchen; didnt
D. see the rest Of the family; Foreman come
RS to the house and said he wanted me to &
er back to the spring, asked what for ) h'
es said it made no difference. He the
at said he had nearly killed Isaphene Allen
ne and if didn't finish her he would kill m
She was laying on her face. / pickle
D. ND stone, and threw it down and sai'
NJ couldn't do it. She was making som
e. fuss. She hadn't her bonnet on. Fore
s- man told me to 60 to the house, and |
ever I told it he would kill me any how
p, I went to the house. When went bscl
as the second time Isaphene was laying @
ne her face, below the chestnut tree.' /,
ng don't know how far. I have seen y
er place where the body was found. q
TO was nearer to the chestnut tree whe,
ms she was first than to where the body Va
! found. We were just by the sprip
p. when Foreman threw the stone. "
m, were standing then. Isaphene was sittin
ch there and just raised up with the buck.
of water. She had her bonnet on. { 81
M asked me if I was going. Isaid I que,
10 sed was. Before that day k'ofema
we said be did not want me to go with ID
pnen6. ho uoS udu kOOu uAony SVus0'
ip. sations with me since the assault, Are
an the murder, and before finding the bod.
O Forsman told ne to never tell it. II
ip. wanted me to go. to the spring the ne'
til evening, and said he had something ps
We ticular to. tell me. didn't 60. n5Th
es- was before the body was found. i de
or Foreman's year ago the 9th of alsl
March. which was three days after u
ip. trial. . Didn't 60 home by myself Je
in sephus Foreman went with neso Hs
& ! conversation with Foreman about y
yer time of leaving. He told me he1 hi
lty something to tell me, and in the evesil
OF. before left, he said he was going to lea
q his wife and wanted me to say before
l went home that would go with hia
m CThat in brackets Was ruled ont bs 9
my Court as not evidence. sj 10 'o5i
yes. 1ljisat0 ADJOURNED TILL O'CLOCK, r. y. bcce
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