Wiley Morris, IL, 1861 May 17

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"Gh nC4ee, June 9, 1877-- A confession has —< * just been

made oy two criminals, confined in the Ohio penitentiary,
which, if true, proves that the wrong man has been hanged

for the murder of a young girl named Mary Murray, who
was waylaid, outraged and murdered near Pontiac, Illinois

a0 1869, A young man named Wiley Morris was arrested,

ried, and convicted of the crime but solemnly swore to
innonce to his last moments upon the scaffold."

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