Nossaman v. Rickert

The appellee, who was the plaintiff, sued Nossaman, alleging, in his complaint, that the defendant on, &c., at, &e, in a rude, insolent and angry manner, assaulted the plaintiff, and then and there seized him by his privates, and grasped and pulled the same, &c., until he w.as extricated from defendant’s grasp by the interposition of by-standers. "Whereby the plaintiff was put in great pain and agony, and was thereby disabled from attending to his ordinary business, &c. To his damage, &c. Defendant answered by a general traverse; verdict in favor of the plaintiff for 250 dollars. Eew trial…