State v. Sanders

i t<»yproojfof marriage. I. The indictment upon which defendant was convicted charges the offense in two counts. Tbe first alleges that be, at tbe time of tbe commission of the act, was a married man; tbe second avers his marriage, and that tbe woman, with whom tbe adultery was committed, was at tbe time also married. TJpon tbe trial evidence was given of defendant’s admission of bis marriage, and also that be and tbe woman, to whom it is claimed be was married, lived together as man and wife. Tbe court instructed tbe jury that “ testimony of eye-witnesses to tbe celebration of tbe marriage,…