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The Daily Dispatch: February 4, 1862., [Electronic resource], Northern Items. (search)
Charged with assault. --Albert Kirby, was summoned before the Mayor yesterday, charged with entering Andrew J. Riffo's house at Rockett's, and committing an assault on his person. Sidney Wicker. Wm. Rock, John Carter, Luke Penny, and Wm. Depriest, were accused of aiding him. No testimony was offered against Kirby, save thaKirby, save that he had abused Mrs. Landrum, living with Riffo. Mrs. L. testified specially against the whole party with an earnestness proportionate to the occasion. A good deal of her testimony was directed towards the inculpation of Kirby and Wicker, against the former of whom her batter was specially pointed. The accused said they thought,Kirby and Wicker, against the former of whom her batter was specially pointed. The accused said they thought, as they had often procured liquor at Riffo's house, they could do so at any time without let or hindrance, in which supposition they were slightly mistaken. Riffo testified that he had procured the absence of Wicker from the premises (the latter evincing great energy and determination) by the presentation of a "repeater" at his p