Gordon v. Carter

— This action was commenced by Samuel Carter in the Madison Circuit Court, and, upon a change of venue,, was transferred to the court below.

The complaint charged, that in December, 1875, the defendant, Norman Gordon, and one Marshall Cade entered into a contract in writing, by which the said Cade sold and agreed to deliver to the defendant, at Indianapolis, on or about the first half of September, 1876, two hundred smooth, merchantable, well corn-fatted hogs, to weigh not less than two hundred and fifty pounds gross weight, and to be delivered upon three days’ notice at one of two named…