HEAD, Justice.
1. The contentions made by the defendant in his application for the writ of habeas corpus were duly and fully set forth in grounds 4 and 5 of his amended motion for new trial, and these contentions were necessarily ruled upon adversely to the defendant on the former appearance of his case in this court. See Porch v. State,
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