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process Of curing.
SEC. 2 This act shall take effect
from its passage.
Approved, Nov. 10, 1866.
An act to amend section thirteen.
chapter fOrty-seven, Of the General
Statutes, entitled "Of Levy of Exc.
cution."
IL Is hereby enacted, DC.
SEC. [. Section thirteen, chapter
forty-sevcn Of the General Statutes. is
hereby 50 amended as to read as fol.
lows The following articles shall
be exempt from attachment and exc
cution unless turned out to the officer
to be taken on the attachment or exc
cution by the debtor, to wit: Such
suitable apparel, bedding, tools, arms
and articles Of household furniture. as
may be necessary for upholding life
one sewing machine kept for use, one
COW, the best swine, or the meat oil
one swine, sheep not exceeding in
number ten, and one years product Of
said sheep in wool, yarn, or cloth, for
age for keeping not exceeding ter
sheep and one COW through the win
ter, ten cords CT frewood, twenty
bushels OF potatoes. such military
arms and accoutrements Us the debt
or is required by law to furnish, al
growing crops, ten bushels of grain
one barrel of -four, three swarms O.
bees and hives, together with theil
produce in honey, two hundred
pounds Of sugar and all lettereC
graycstones, the Bibles and otheI
books used in a family, one pew or ;
slip in a meeting or place Of religious
worship, live poultry not exceeding il
amount or value the sum Of ten dol
lars the professional books and in
strumcnts of physicians, and the pro
tcssional books Of ciergymen and at
t0rncys at law, to the value of wv,
hundred dollars; also one yoke 0
oxen or steers, as the debtor NAV Sc
lcct in lieu Of oxen or steers, butuo
exceeding in value the sum Of tw
hundred dollars, with sufficient lorag
for keeping the same through the wiz
ter; provided, however, that the eA
cmption Of said horses aud forag
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An act to amend section thirteen.
chapter fOrty-soven, Of the General
Statutes, entitled "Of Levy of Exc.
cutiOn
Smyrna times., 1866-08-01
THE NEWS.

GREAT RIOT IN NEW ORLEaNS.-On Mon
day New Orleans was the scene of a riot as bor-
barous and nearly as bloody as those at Mem
phls. 1t grew out of the assembling of the
C0nventlon OF 1864, which represents what is
called the Radical sentiment of the city and
State Ihe negroes, naturally regarding the
CONVENTION as specially devoted to their inter
ests, gathered IN large numbers in and abont
the building where the meeting was held and
early In the day serious collisions occurred he
tween them and the crowd Of rioters who had
colected with the evident intention of break
ing up the Convention, in case the authorities
failed to do SO. Matters rapidly grew mnre
and more warlike, and for time the CITY was
IN the hands of the mob, who besieged the
convention; and fired upon every person who
dared to show himself at the windows A
Srcat huilIoer OF negroes We're shot down in the
street, and two members of the Convention
prominent Union citizens of New Orleans
were shot dead. The remaining members of
the Convention were arrested by the crowd
ana the meeting broken up. The police nrov,
ing entirely inefficient, the military was called
out and the riot suhdued The CITY is now nm
der martial law, and Gen. Kautz is acting as
military Governor. The whole affair shows
that the rebels are badly reconstructed.
The bill to admit Nebraska has passed both
Houses and We shall have to welcome another
loyal State A'0''ioi
Congress, yesterday, increased the nav Of IFS
employees 20 per cent. What is the use Of the
Ketrenchmcnt Committee?
Out of host of candidates for the Naval
!CollectorShip Of the port of New York inclnd.
ing Col HiIlyer. who is understood to be the
tavorlte Of Gen. Grant, the President has an
pointed Col. Ludlow. '-''' "p-
:, Meetings in support of the Philadelnbia
Convention have been held at Hamilton and NJ
Halifax Court House, Va.
The coorcd people will celebrate universal
emancipation at Ithaca, y. Y, ON the Ist "f
August. Fred. Douglass, will speak on the
occasion. Wv
The Empress CarIofta, of Mexico. arrived
at Havana on the 18th, on her way to Eurone
Tampico was beseged by the LiberaIists on
the l4th, and its surrender was expected
~ Thc Memphis .4ppc,d is afraid the Randall
Nloiack Convention will dsorganize the Demo.
cratic party! Don't be afraid
Among the preparations in connection with
monster wigwam in PHILADELPHIA is a frea
lunch This is intended for the hungry Re. {
publicans "O"s'' 1'o-
Smyrna times., 1866-08-01
The Conservatives.

The Convention of the so-called s'Consorvo
tives' was held at Dover on Thursday I.s,
and delegates to attend the August Conven
ton IN Philadelphia were duly appointed q.
may De seen by the proceedings in another col.
umn. The meeting was attended bv about
nifty persons, We are informed After "unan-
lmouSly y adopting the resolutions" and trans
acting other necessary business, the meeting
was addressed by Hon. JOS p. Comepvs and
Rev. Thos. b. Bradford. Mr.. C. was tbe
leading and most influential parsonage present
According to the DeL0,Carena. he g stated e.
1t was impossible at this time to affirm vbot
course would be adopted by the National Con
ventlon, but he thought it possible that tho
formation OF a new National party. with ,,Iot
form which would embrace the v;ovs dfen
men opposed to the Radical policy of Congress
and favorable to the restoration policy Of pros
ident johnson would grow out of the Conron
ton. Mr. Bradford, in speech denunc;otor,,
of the Radicals, favored an step which wonlJ
effect their removal from power and restoro
the Southern States to their constitutional
rights in the mon. lie thought we had mr.
~" NHOuShi dIu CildC d COulDlHdLIOn with the
Democratic party held out the strongest hone
Of suco,
The spirit of this meeting will doubtless Le
the spirit Of the Philadelphia Convention
Many men, like Raymond, of New York, for
example, who have opposed the Democratic
party all their lives, and especially as the faith
er OF the rebellion, would never consent to
adopt Its name. The record of the party has
rendered the name SO unpopular in the North
that many who are identified with it would pre-
Ter change. Wherever Yankee IDEAS and
people go, as in the new Territories, this party
name will be Stunned. On the other hand
many who, all their lives long, have opposed
every thing that cds nat Democratic, so-calIed
Ike Vallandigham, for instance, would never
reiinqulsh the name. The more rebellious i
sounds the more charming it sounds to them
"here' then, is the "new National nartvn
10 come iromT From the Blairs and Trains
tand Draaiordsl who are perfectly at home in
any party: Although the party has lost every
principle for which it formerly contepded bv
the result OF the war, the name cannot he LOST
also. Ii the new party is formed il will hs com
posed mainly of Old Line Wbigs" wbo ~
posed the war for the Union, and the Thread
and butter brigade, who will do anv thing Co.
Office. The delegates appointed by this Stata
Convention are mainly of this class. One of
them, however, was convicted in the u. 8
Smyrna times., 1866-08-01

Jno; McLear & Son, No. COZ Market .t..
Will, Del, bankers and dealers in Ciovrrnnecl n1Iecl
Securities, buy and sell y. $. 3O's 5."@'t '"tnt
1881 S, lO-40's gold, silver, compound intcroSs >
and uncurrent bank notes, drafts drawn sI'ES s'
London, Dublin and Paris. "" 'N
The place to buy yourself nice suit ofCIot,
IS at Allen $. His stock of Cloths and C,s'i
meres, plain and fancy, is very large, and hr ;s
selling low to suit the times. y
. Who has the best assortment of Cloths ord
Casslmercs for Gentlemens wear? Bags \
W., John McLear & Son, No. COZ Market stree,
Will, Del, are paying the very highest mark,
IA rates Tor Y. 5. Compound Interest Notes. ~,
treasury Notes, $40 Bonds, 1910 Bond>. Isl
Bonds, and 6's of '05 Bonds. '
D Who sells Ready-lnade Clothing cheap?
Smyrna times., 1866-08-01

a. "A n man named Joseph was precipitated into
the dam at Millsborough, Sussex county = v fnw
evenings evenings ago. with his horse and buggy. For.
GIIaery III; hor nc managed to extricate himself but
Ndn"oI rRoLlFIc R Gown. Michael Kelley, of
Newark, Del, has COW that has given birtb
' :" so'is'
:, We call attention to the advertisement Of
hennett Square Academy. Mr.. Shortlidpe
the PrlncIpal, Is a graduate of Harvard, and
Is highly recommended
:, C.0,N.FIR;MED.-The appointment of Dr. A
,... IL, "rl4snaw ,,e as Postmaster Of Wilmington
was confirmed by the Senate on Friday last
w w"3yfrnor tH salisbury has appointed Major
W. Allen of Seaiord, Register of wills in Sgs-
sex county, vice Hiram 5. Short, deceased -
A little girl named Banks was drownod :,
lndlan hlver' Sussex county, where she had
gone to gather clans, few days ago. '''0
Smyrna times., 1866-08-01
STATE AND LOCALS

PRIMARY MEETINGS. urinary roo.;.
OF the Union voters of Duck Creek ia ,nnE
6eld at CampbelIs Hotel, Smyrna, on Satmr
day. last, when Thos. Carrow was callcd :" ~.
SGInalr, and JOS II. HOffecker made sncretor1' ,ne
Inc chalr stated the object of the moot;1,SS
W. the selection of nine delegates to :,
the dd. IN the U Mon State Convention wborn
upon the following gentlemen were cbooon =.
Jas. Il. Elements, VIM. Worden. r + Gu. :
ION, n. d. G0verdale, j. N. Wilds, T G PAL PAL
1lataTy' N. L; Underwood, VIM. Collins anJ
oIts. "as, Iruax. The following were selected AZ as
I,'eTIates; d m f. Spruance, II. III. Cummins 7
w. Nelson, j. r. Alice, J. p snow aDd nCii, w w.
w. Collins. After motion to nnbI;Sh J "eo' leo
o'cullgS In Times, the meeting adjourned
NoA, a. primary meeting of the Union voters Of
I'd" 70 CnurqerKIIl lid: was held at the Office NJ
=, III, r. C9ombe. Esq, in Camden, on Satmrd.T ~
Jqy 28th 1866, and organized by oil oIan, %aeurqay'
w. w oodali chairman, and w. S. Pronse soo'', olU
Inc chairman stated the object of tba ooc y
to be to choose six delegates n ot.nJ nie9tIlg ~
Union Statc Convention to be held ~ no''1' vio
on Wednesday, 9Th inst, to nominate oooJ; DovGr
dates for Gov. and Rep. in Conpress 'a4al- Satn
some discussion the following gentlemen nnecp maea
chosen delegates John I. Jakes, Joshua r
Clements, A. ii. Murray, Thos. p. LindaIo
Andrew III. Balggs and Henry Cowgirl On
motion the sec'y was requested to fnrn;oSE En
copy of the proceedings for publication IN ;,'I ia
Smyrna Times also to notify the deIeratas. .lle ne
their appointment, after which the meetin@ al u
jOurned WIN. 5. PRoUsE, Sec'y
At Leipsic, July 2Sth, 1866, the meeting for
the appointment Of delegates to the Republican
State Convention was called to order at 4p.M
Mr.. John Maclary in the chair, Frank B. Hazel
On motion the following gentlemen
we're nominated delegates :-Thos. S. SeweIl |
NJ. Cooper, Joseph Seward, l. j. Shorts |
Alex. Laws and VIM Denney. A motion was
also passed authorizing the delegates to fill va
,ancies in case any should occur. A motion
vas passed instructing the secretary to have
ne minutes printed in the Smyrna Times, af. |
er which the meeting adjourned. ' :"
FRANK b. HAZEL, See'v.
Smyrna times., 1866-08-01
A. G. MD,u, J. NJ. HILL, President
Tnos. c G. PF1siGr, FaAnn,, Secretaries.

A According to the provisions Of tho Arn,,. nj,
off, Of ab passed the military peace estabIshyment este y l
ments @ 81 Tnted States will consist of five reg.
ana hty regiments of nfantry TO the etixTS six rS
70 oS he I OF cavalry now in the service there are
I IO oe added four regiments, two of which shall
ICON oo composed of colored men, having the same
organization as is now provided by law for cav.
AIRY regiments The infantry regiments are 70
consist OF ten companies each Four regiments
are to be of colored troops, and four reeimentS
OF the Veteran Reserves. All vacancies IN ~"
grades of First and Second Lieutenonts~ sbnii enI
oe G selected IRON among the officers and soldiers
and one halt OF the vacancies in grades oho,
that Of First Lieutenant shall be Iled bS ABOVE
to1s from among the officers Of voHSnteepc
the regular army who have b0's so and soldiers of
during the war, and have been Jist;D Two years
IEr capacity and good conduct in tbe
pointed under it who bovap nU person shall be ap-
naval naval or civil service but apv v" s 10 the rebel
nent Shall be illegal and void Such appoint
Smyrna times., 1866-08-01
The Cable.

The whole country was surprised on Mondo,,
Cy 'ne announcement that the great Atlantic
cable between Europe and America had been
successfully laid by the original protector Of
tne project, Cyrus W. Field in the steamship
uFeot Eastern. The work was commenced on
the 3Oth OF June, when the Great Ensto,o Ioft
oheerness for Valentia Bay, with a number of
steamers accompanying her as convoys. On
the Ith OF July the end ofthe Irish shore cobla
was laid, and the big steamer started on ber
TRIP across the ocean from Ireland to Now
fouhdland, paying OUT or laying the cable
at the rate of over ll0 miles per dav Du.
ring this time the cable was worked betwoon
the ship and Ireland, and a constant comm,
nlcatlon kept up On Saturday last the Gyeot
Edstern reached Hearts Content. when Mr.
rleld telegraphed as follows to New York
England and America are again united hv
telegraph The cable is in perfect order. We
nave been receiving and sending messages
through the whole cable ever since the splice
on the 18th inst. off Valentia." &" DISPATCHES
nave also been sent by Mr. Field to President
johnson and Secretary Seward. Yesterdays
daily papers contained kilograms passed be-
tween the President and Queen Victoria. But
the most important news it has furnished is
the announcement Of peace between Austria
and Prussia. The length of the cable is 1884
miles. The two previous failures of this great
enterprise, first in 1858 and then in 1865, had
caused so much doubt to be entertained of its
success that the announcement of the third at-
tempt, two Or three weeks ago, was received
with such comparative indifference that the
5nlng was done almost before the public had
oeen made aware of its beginning. There has
oeeh out little public rejoicing over the event.
Should it prove fully successful, we may look
or dispatches from London, by Ocean Tele-
yraph, as we now look for kilograms from
Philadelphia. Events transpiring in England
an be known in this country in eight minu tes
Smyrna times., 1866-08-01

an AN ATTACK BY DEsPERADoEs.-A cores
Rondent of the IILLc Lcdqer, writing OfreH fron
PPoIyer, Del, under the date of the 51th 0ni Of
July, gives the following account ofon otta,nUt NJ
70 70 murder ira young man named j. Y EcraS
from it ITmuladelphia:-On Wednesday eyening
last =. '. Eccles, of Dover Delaware. was was
wayl9ld by two desperadoes, who attempted to to
murder HIM, but the youth possessed braverv @ ~
ba ana strength and with single blow from his
neSvy rifle he crushed the skull of one Of If tbn '
humans, run ans, and buried his dagger to the Iit in
cnG nosom OF the other; at the same time re- e.
6s 6at uPsot several ts wounds himself he having his
tera siU' nn sFtG nm his head and his hupting shirt
years lS ~ CUT cut from from his body Mr.. Ecces is II
delphla, but is at present spendn~ bis ~ mil
In this city.-JournoL '-O''s Ni0 Faca'ioh
Smyrna times., 1866-08-01

G,Ho!LERAH;-We learn, and state upon the
authority OF physician, that two cases of
Gnolera a{ terminated fatally at Dover ON Sunday
aSt, Inc SUBJECTS were two negro women
ly together wv u mug ilcar-
The case of negro man occurr;no noou
Blackbird day or two since Is nronomncod dGar b,,
the physician to be cholera morbus He has ~
recovered. 'i0u'' liz Has
We are informed by gentleman of this town
VINO was In Milford on Saturday, that tbren
lnIterments took place in that town that dav
tn three the day before, and one on Thursday
IheSe deaths were mostly children, and caused
Dy summer complaints. One case, however
near the town. " '040'ou man
Smyrna times., 1866-08-01
UNION STATE CONVENTION

4 State Convention of the Union Party of
Delaware will be held in the Hall of the HouSa 90
of Representatives. at DOVER, on WEDNES.
DAY, AUGUST STH, at 3 o'clock, P. NJ, ior the
purpose of nominating candidates for Govcrnor
and Representative i'll Congress, and the trans
acton OF such other business as may be brought
before the Convention. "''"e ~
Each county will make arrangements for its
own representation, as usual. - '''
by order Of the State Central Committee
~ JOHN 7. MCLEAR, ChairmQn.
b: ID. PORTER, Secreta,v.
Wilmington, July 10th, 1866.
Smyrna times., 1866-08-01
KENNETH SQUARE
Va @A ED NJ NE~
FOR
YOUNG MEN AND ROYS

l'as me best High School Furniture, Apparatus &c
"eil,arfanged Boarding House, and FIyr EIne,,'
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ESIIfIG departments are under the immediate cha,a
" e TIincipa "a gradL ate OF Harvard College 60
UlIuse' MASS }. and four Assistants BoorSrr,'.
. EHNASshf' &c, are taught by graduate Of Tr,'''
Te It C"mmerrlal College. The PrnclnsI nressn,.
Inc following notices. 'lo' presents
we cordially commend S. e. Shor,Iidee as. N o,.
"pl'nh' prepared by his scholarship and eenrrsi ,
Io'iS 10 excel IN the government and ios,rnri,
.;ns ,,'sm SchopI or Academy. G l.. SOULE. n
ulnGHmrlpaI fhlll!pS Exeter Academy GEO a w.
IN NIL ~ a. M. Professor nf HahemarIc,
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Address the Principal. ' ''''" a''u Othef''
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Aehhet: Square, Chester Co Pa
Smyrna times., 1866-08-01

CONGRESS CLosED.-The first session Of the
Thirty-ninth Congress closed on Saturday of
ternoon last, until the first Monday in Decem-
Der next. Both Houses, just previous to adj
Journment, had been in session from noon IN
Friday to o. clock Saturday afternoon. no.
Rod OF IS hours. A correspondent describes
the scenes on Friday night very ludicrouslv.
About o'clock, he says, the "sofas were fill
ed with sleepy members. The proceedings
became mOnotonous. Several members had
grown hungry, and ordered tea and toast from
the restaurants to their seats. A number Of
members were gathered in groups discussing
the prospect OF a reelection. During all this
time they were waiting for the renorts of SOW
eral committees. The n Y. Tribune cores
pOndent says; Old Thad. Stevens was in his
seat his shirt collar off and shirt bosom omen.
and wide awake, too" lie proceeds: Given.
ty-slx members sat with both feet up on the
desks, ten had only one foot up, while a num-
Der OF others sat III positions cannot describe.
thus things seem to have gone on until the
Committee on Civil Appropriations reported,
about clock, when the House resumed its
usual decorum. In the Senate more propriety
seems to have characterized the proceedings,
because no business had to be waited for.
During these closing hours several import
ant bills were enacted. The provision grant
ng additional bounties to the soldiers was one
1t the number. This will take about 5000
'OO,o 900 from the Treasury Another measure
vas that increasing the salaries of members of
congress from $4,000 to $1,000 per year, and
inducing the rate of mileage after this wear.
his resolution was introduced by Mr.. Riddle.
II this State. While he refused to vote for
he equalization of the soldiers bounties, on
he ground of expense, he coolly rises in his
eat and moves to add $1,000 per annum to
is own salary. This is economy to be remem-
cred by the soldiers. A number of bills fail
d to go through for want of time. The ses- t
on closed with good feeling among the mem.
erS, and without any of those disgraceful
enes that have characterized similar occasion. 5
former years. !