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of the Court into executions - and
therefore the Court cannot select a
mode for executing the defendant
and the Court has no further jurisdiction
of the cause herein -

Fifth

That there is not sufficient evidence
under the law to justify the verdict -
In this the evidence rests solely upon
the evidence of confessed accomplices, and
the same is not corroborated by legal
evidence aside from that of the said
accomplices coroborating each other -

Sixth -

That the verdict is contrary to and
unsupported by legal evidence - in this
that there is no evidence of the commission
of the alleged crime aside from that
of accomplices and accessories thereto.

Seventh

The Court erred in refusing the
instructions asked by defendant.
Because said instructions as asked by
the defendant and refused by the Court
condemmed the law

Eighth -

The Court erred in giving the Instructions
asked for by the counsel for the