Dawson v. Byard

—This action was instituted by Byard, the appellee, against Dawson, the appellant. The complaint alleges that on the — day of September, 1870, the appellee sold to the appellant sixty head of fat hogs, to be delivered on a day named, at eight dollars per hundred pounds gross, each hog not weighing less than two hundred pounds ; that he was ready with the hogs to comply with his part of the contract at the time mentioned for the delivery; that the appellant failed to receive and pay for them, but asked fur*166ther time, which was granted, and the 13th day of December, 1870, was fixed and agreed…