The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1866-11-14

When Julius struck Bolick, he open
cd his pants to get out his pistol.
Levy then said to Robert "to come
round horc." Witness heard pistol
shoot and cap pop, and she put out
tor homo at once. Witness did not
soc Bolick grab julius by the arm ut
any time. If Bolick had stood still
he would have got tho second lick
right on his head; but he got back and
got tho lick Oh his face.
Margaret B'ice, (coloreo) Cyoss-cnans-
aned.-Witncss heard one pistol fire
and one cap burst. Did not know
who shot. Julius Blain jerkcd his
pistol out of his pants. Julius struck
Bolick first on the arm. Bolick gave
] back, and julius walked up and
struck him in the face. Prisoner
dropped his stick, and clappcd his
hands up to his face. When deceased
struck prisoner Oh tho arm, prisoner
dropped his stick and called to Robt.
Bollck to come round there. AS soon
as Levy Bolick called Robert to come,
Julius jcrkcd the pistol out of his
pants. The wagon was before the
door. Witness stood near The corner
OF the house, and on the same side of
the wagon prisoner and deceased were.
Had not been there long. Julius
was loading when witness got there.
Bolick stood by the side of the wagon
facing the door, and stood there all
the time witness was there. Julius
was putting thimgs in the wagon. Wit
ness did not know whether the wagon
was full or not. Saw Julius pick up
the tongs by the fire outside of The
house. There was no chimney to the
house. The fire place was in front of
tho house, near the wagon. Witness
was at the inquest for awhile. Heard
that the Coroner called for her after
she was gone. y itncss told her hus-
band she could tell nothing except Oh
julius. Witness told nobody but her
brother that Same day the affair hap
pcncd. Told Smith that Julius seem
cd to be i'll earnest that Sunday hc
talked to her, about taking Mr.. Bo-
llck's life. Witness was told she had
to come to Winnsboro as q witness.
Witness had lived with Bolick. No
one told witness what he wanted her
to swear. No one gave witness money
to come here. Witness would not
come here to swear for money. Boz
lick has giyon witness no money. Hc
dld give witness some money ~ buy
bread with. Witness still thought or
understood, that sho was asked wheth:
CT MIR. Bolick had given her money to
swear a lie.
Rs-e1umtncd.-Bolicli gave the wit
ness the money on the street. Mr.. Ste
vcnson was standing By when he gave it
to witness and asked if she was hungry.
Shc SAID, not vcry,-ior hcr old man
had given hcr something to oat. Wit
ness thought whom the Solicitor asked
her if any body gave her money, if it
was to ten lie.
Mr. Stevenson, recolie1 David Ste
yens93n! = wont up to .hc house. Wit
ness did not 60. Ihis was on the ou-
casion alluded to previously, when it
was sad that two of the Stcvcnsons
won't to the house whcrt deceased
lived.
Prisoner and dc ceased were not
more than two steps behind the wagon.
Witness looked round when Levy call
Cd out to shoot. Robert was between
witness and the wagon, about ten
stops from the contcndine parties
Witness did not sec Levy Boliok raise
his stick to strike deceased. Witness
saw Julius's pistol after the killing
examined it.. Thought there were
TWO barrels discharged, though he did
not have on his spectaclcs. Found
out next day there was but o,c barrel
discharged. Smith talked to witness
about what deceased said. Witness
told prisoner what deceased had
threatened. Did not see deceased try
to get on the mule. Witness. sat by
the lire on tho right side of the wagon.
PRISONER and deceased were at the
hlnd end Of the wagon when the FIGHT
took place. Robert Bolick is n
nephew of witness. Levy no relation
to witness.
Rev G. b. Bets, s,yoyn.--W;tpcss
had some acquaintance with deceased
Deceased was characterised by inso-
lcnce and an ungovcrnable temper. and
such was his general ,haractcr in the
ncighborhood,
= Counsel for tho defendant here OF.
fered as link in the evidence, the or
dcr from military headquarters in
Chester, issued to deceased and dircct
lns hiln to Vacatc the house in oucs- |
ton. Prosecuting counsel did not
object NV
Ihc Prisoner Lcry Bolick, syoyu
Defendants counsel handed him tho
above order which he Uhc witness md
dciendan)'identilicd as the one Which
had been sont to deceased
Deceased was working witness for
whcn that order was brought, and Wit
ness requested that it be taken to house
OF deceased and read to him. The or
dGr &c, was from tho Provost Marshal At
Chester, and addressed to dcccuscd
When 1T was read to deccosod hn ~.