Hutchings v. State

This case has been to this court before, and may be found reported in 3 Ga. App. 299 (59 S. E. 848). On the second trial, which is now the subject-matter of review, the plaintiff in error was convicted of larceny from the house; and he excepts to the judgment overruling his. motion for new trial. The evidence adduced upon the trial was sufficient to authorize the conviction. According to the testimony in behalf of the State, the defendant was seen at a late hour in the night in the barnyard of the prosecutor and near his corn-crib, in which was a quantity of corn in the ear and shelled corn.…