Cole v. State

[1] The defendants were tried and convicted under an indictment charging that they lived together in a state of adultery or fornication. There was no positive evidence that the parties had ever had sexual intercourse, yet there was shown by the evidence a living together, a going together, and a chain of facts and circumstances from which the jury was amply justified in determining such to have been the case, and a determination to continue the same.

[2] Facts and circumstances which tend to show illicit relations between the parties anterior and subsequent to the period of time relied upon in…