Hiatt v. Harris

— Harris sued Hiatt to recover back money advanced by the former to the latter on a contract by which Hiatt sold to Harris fifty head of corn-fatted merchantable hogs, of the best fattened by the former, of a certain average weight, to be delivered and weighed at Jonesboro’, from the 1st to the 15th of November, 1866, on demand, Harris agreeing to pay $8 per hundred pounds gross, on delivery. Twenty hogs were delivered and paid for before the 1st of November. Hiatt, on demand within the time fixed, tendered thirty hogs at the place of delivery, only eleven of which were of the kind required…