A very rematkable feature in lh*ca«e, howev
er, wa*. that although the doctor did not re
eov*r, one of th* patient* did. W* say it wa*
remarkable, tvntidmng Aeu> the patient tear
attached.
Mr. Editor—Can you inform me why ocr
d*l*gation at t|>* feet *m*im of our Legiala
lure, went for and procured th* patasge of a
law abellshing tb* offic* of County Collector*
Were there any petition* for that purpose’ if
eo, who know* about t ’ I bare been inform
ed that it waa a contrived plan between th*
member* forming our dalegniou. for selfivh
purpose*. I tuyaelf cannot imagine any reavoti
for th* act, mor* especially and in alt p-obabtl
ity, all the lawa co the • abject will be modi
fied. I di*.tk* to see the law* differ in any
eooaty. I think there ehould be unit, rentt*
Lol our sen-am* gt*e *o account of their do
inga. FRITS.
IT- Th* dander »v it—extremely rich, be.
tween Bfekesiy and Abigail hi* wife against
Norman 8. Way, waa tried in our District
Court on Wednraday and Thursday laat.—
Verdict for defendant. Plaiauff’o counael,
Crawford, Paine and Most—dtfeodant'* coun
eel, Lakiu gad Hull.
Fur the Herald.
Home of the I'.xilc.
“He sleeps his last sleep ”
Stranger! tread lightly.
The Exile is alee; ing.
O'er him, in sadness.
The willow is weeping
How lovely be sleepeti.’
No loved one is nigh him,
The west wind is o'er him
All mournfully sighing.
Yet deep is his slumber;
No sound can awake him.
Here in his lone house
No morning is breaking.
His harp hangeth silent,
Upon the lone willow;
But fadeless the laurel
Entwining hi* pi low.
The winds sing his dirge
In the Cypress low bending,
And with it the strait.
Of the “night bird” is blending.
