The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1865-09-13
gHE " EEK I. HERALD.
4NEWBERRY, S. G.

NEWBERRY, S:
wEDNasDAg noREINa, sEprR. IS, 1865.
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After the 7th instant, the headquarters Of his
Exeenenoy, GoE Perry, viii be in Columbia: AL
communications must be addressed to him there.
The Cholera
Is reported to have reached Aarseilles. Great
alarm is felt in -FEance and England, at the ap-
proach Of this awful naiady. Meetings OF tnedl-
cal and scientific. men are held TO consider sanl-
tary precautions. -
The NewSerry Delegation
So The following gentlemen compose the members
ofthe Convention from this district.
E. P. LAKE, HESE9 SUMNER, RoBERr STEWART.
They are no doubt fully able for the mighty
ISSUE nav approaching. The Convention assem-
Bles to-day IN eolumbia.s
The South Carolina Railroad
Is now completed within fifteen miles of Co
3 Iumbia The eongaree is passed Three car:
goes ofrailroad iron recently arrived, for that
road, and President Magrath hopes that by the
1st of Oct. Charleston and Columbia viii be uni
ted. This is highly gratifying intelligence.
poNaRIA. Many complaints come to US from
this point that the Herald is not received. We
regret it. but is not our fault, the paper is regu-
lsrly. printed andzmailed. The package is gen
orally sent by the train, but frequently is taken
out by individual subscribers and they no doubt
fail to deliver. Look out for the delinquent,
and do.not blame US.
- Death Of Maj. Wn. Laval.
We regret to learn the death of this dis
tinguished citizen Of our State. He expired on
Tuesday last at GreenEil1e, in the 7Sth year of
his age. For mertoeious conduct in the warof
1872 he was honored With the rank of Breyet
Major, and during the siege of Pensacola, re-
eeiYed a.wound which resulted in the permanent
loss of the use of a limb. In 1923 he resigned
his commissions The Array, and was elected
Secretary Of State. Since that time he has filed
the Offices Of Treasurer and Comps oler-General
almost continuously During the intervals he
held positions in the Custom. House 2ndin the
sub.Treasury Department
The Delegations
far as heard from are composed of excel
lent men and giTe genera satisfaction. 1t is
believed that wisdom, and prudence will govern
their deliberatioas. Appended is the list: ~
IN spartanbqrg, DR.. j. J. Winsnith, Capt.
John Carlyle, Rev. II. Bsrnett Hon. Jas: FarroN
and Col. R. G. Pool !.
IN fairfield, Nessrs Rion, Bratton and Robert
son have been elected.
s In Chester, G. D. Melton, Jas. Hemphill, and
Dr. A. Wyic,
In Columbia, Wade Hamptop.F. W, McIaster,
"a. n. Taylor and Col. tKm:S Wallace.
In A9beYilIe, Hon. D. &. Waed1aw, Gen. S. Nc
Gowan, Col Thos. Thomps W. Hearst,
In Greenvile, w. II. Perry, J. 2. BoFce, 7. G.
Boiling. and J. p. LatinlSF
In Anderson, Jas. z, 0rr,John wilson, DR.. A.
Eyins, and ". s. Pickens.
In Laurena e. p SaIiraR, " m. Mills, Rev A.
s W Moore and Col. B. w Ball.
In Charleston, Chas. McBeth, II. d. Lesesnc,
~. a. Giilliland P. G Gsaillard, JAS Go1nor, J.
&. Wagner, H. Gourdiid, q 4. sinonton, r Mel
chers, W. S. Henery, g. W. Williams, E. Frost.
a. o. Andrews, Alfred Huger, ". Rayenel, John
Sehnierle, P j erogan, W.af. Martin, Rev. P.
N. Lynch, and Jas. Bose.
Servants.