, 1862-04-21

Petitioner allowed to sue as poor person.
| K. s. WILSON, Recorder"
This woman, as is now remembered by those
who attended the trial of Jumpertz, vas one
| Of the principal witnesses for the defense of
the man who, it is now found out was her
legal husband, and the person upon whose
testimony, along with others, the acquitta1 Of
the defendant in q measure depended. She
was rewarded, as such kindly disposed people
are generally repaid for faYors received by
unworthy men, by subsequent desertion and
entire Withdrawal Of countenance and support,
and she and her young child sent forth upon
the world to starye. It is a poor commentary
| upon the charity Of that world, and her own
| frailty, that the woman married again-this
| time uniting her destin;cs with those Of a man
By the name Of O'Reilly, was divorced from
him, and now, perhaps frightened by the idea
that Jumpertz might possibly make his ap-
| peazance some fine day and claim the custody
! of their child, she makes known the fact Of
| her marriage with that person by applying for
legal separation tfom him. This she has to
| do as poor person, and the Court has ap-
| pointed able counsel to sec that she has her
| interests fully attended to.
Hnen VIII III Inc aafh secrets OF the Barrel
Mystery be fully reyealed2
Young Mems Christian Association,
The fourth anniversary OF the Young Mems
Christian Association was held at Bryan Hall
last evening. The hail was filed to its utmost
capacity, By IN audience who manifested the
lveliest interest in the very interesting pro-
ceedInge.
| scholars and teachers -of the North Market
Hall Sunday Schoo1-which ne NAV state ia
no" nnaef the mmedlAte patronage OF the
Assoclatlon-and prayer by the Kew. Or. Fat
tereon. JOHN Y. FAR"ELL, Esq, the retiring
PRESIDENT, delse1ed his annual address. Ihe
ADDRESS Is Of Striking interest. and We shall try
TO make room Tor it In to"moFrow's Issue.
at the conclusion Of his address, MIR. Far.
well introduced his successor IN ofdce-Dr. J.
d. hoihhter'-to the audience. Dr. Holtfster
| returned thanks Tor the position which the
| Association had conferred upon hiu, and ap-
pealed to his brother members to aid in ca11y.
ing on the good work which thus Tar had
| crowned their efferts.
DR.. HoI]ister then introduced Rev. Z. L,
Co1Iyer, who had been previously announced tc
deliver the address. MIR. G. took Us subject
for his address 1.-The essentialness Of unity te
Christian strength We hare very full notei
Of this very eloquent effort, but find no roou
for them this morning. We hope to be NOR,
successful in our next issue,
Brief addresses were also made hy Rev. 7,
4. Pierce, and Rev, DR., Eyerts, and the meet
ing was closed By singing Happy Home,' u b,
the children, sold Hundred' by the eutir
audience. and bencdiction bv the Rev. n,
Woodbury..
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} The chilly north wind Of Saturday had q de
cidedly "dry up,' influence an the can1
, grounds. and they u,e now In . more Dassabl,
: condition thas at any time since the advent q
the butternut gentry within its precincts. Tn,
:, influence upon the sanitary condition Of tb
+. camp will undoubted1r be- pood a,thonp1
: more neM patients were received into the ho,
pital on Friday and Saturday than during an,
like period for ten OF fifteen days past
, The arrival Of six or eight hundred additiona
Island No. 10 prisoners is hourly looked fo,
A guard is in constant watch to proper,y r,
. cciye them on thefra7iyal. When they com,
. they will be ,o1ned by several hundred no,
u here. and sent to Madison. wisconsin. to h
II ~ ancs,e of nro7,a~ ~, "a s+at;aod ~ -.
~ ~ place.
~ Since our last report, three prisoners hay
died, as follows:
]: 3: Gentry, c. c, asth Miss.
~ =, painng % = eo ts,,5 q, 80 TsnE MISS s--'..'-..
~ Previously reported x
l.