Court of Appeals of Georgia November 4, 1915, 6825 (Patterson v. State)

Broyles, J.

The main contention of the accused is that the corpus delicti was not established. There was undisputed proof of a larceny from the prosecutor’s house of about sixteen bushels of peas, contained in six or eight brown croker-saeks, one white osnaburg sack, a barrel and a box, and that all of these containers, except the box, were stolen along with the peas, during the latter part of