e. i sec. 21, low n.30', it. of r. il e. 3.1 p. in., in the
county of l.a tr-alle. At that tune, did lint mi
nutely observe the body, only to lal.c hold ot the
hand and raii.e thu aim. '1 here was, fiom the
wesfvar J to w here the body lay, it considerable
trail of blood, which witness could trace very rea
dily from Ihe fact of its beiu in a stubble field and
l llht snow h iving l.illen the pievious lilglU.
Was foreman of the jury of iiinuesl which was
hidden Upon thu body next day. From research,
a hail had euteied thu right shoulder, p.ihM-d thro'
breaking thu arm bone, and entered the cesl,
without co'tiiu.; out under the arm. It pus td
through the ventricle or issue of the heait. uhoiil
two inches Item what butchers term the dculr.-r,
aud lodged in the npposite breunl, (but is, the left
breast, outside thu nhs, between Ihe skiuaiid ribs,
passing entirely through the chest an-J the body,
except the ouuvaid skuit To explain this exam
ination, Dr. nungiuaii and Mih s Louse perlnnu-
I llieexamlii.ilioii. I hey uullho culling, the
lircat-l bone was severed Ht the bottom ntid at the
sides, and turned up. Maw the ball. It was very
much disliguied. It would be hard to describe il.
It was a leaden ball, and must have weighed, when
entire, coiixiderable less than Jan ounce. Miould
say uli. .til between 30 and Ot) to the pound. The
lirtt person remembers seeing, alter coining in
sight of the pl.icu where the body lay, wasbain'l.
t-nrier, silling upon the lence, 1 tie leuce was
sb-iut ten rods Ir.iin the body, Ahout that tune,
there, was quite a number in sight. Suw M. ).
