Dixon v. Sable

Loeb Sable was convicted in the city court of Savannah by a jury, on an accusation charging him with a violation of the prohibition laws*of the State. He made a motion for a new trial, which was overruled. No bill of exceptions having been filed, and the time for filing having passed, and no supersedeas having been issued, the judge of the city court later signed an order requiring the sheriff to take the defendant into custody and deliver him to the proper authorities of Chatham County for the purpose of' having him serve the sentence imposed of twelve months on the county chain-gang. On…