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TnB Subscriber hereby gives pub.le notice mat
bc has L.en duly appointed by the Hon. Judge Of
Probate FOR the County Of oxford ani assumed the
trust of Executor on the estate ol
KITTY CHAPMAN late Of Bethel
in said County deceased by giving bond As the law
Jir.rts. he Therefore rrquc~- all persons indebted
Ia the estate of said deceased To make immsi iatr
uaXInrnt and those who have any demand There.
on To exhibit the same To
EBENEZER RICHARDSON.
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A true copy-attest: IL. {. DAVIS, Rgister

OXFORD, SIS: AT u Court OF Probate held Al
Paris within and for the County OF OXFORD
on the third Tuesday of June, A. ID. 1877.
an the petition OF CLEMESTISE SMITH,
~ widow of Andrew J. Smith late OF Waterford
la said County deceased, praying for an allowance
out of the personal estate of her late husband
Ordered, That the said Petitioner give notice
to all persons interested by causing a copy OF
this orde- to be published three weeks sue
cessively in the oxford Democrat printed at
Paris, that they may appear At Probate Court
10 be held at Paris In said County on the
third Tuesday of July next at O'Clock in the
forenoon and shew cause If any they have why
the same should not be granted.
An. WALKER, Judge.
Atrue copy-attest; II. 6. Davis Register.
OXFORD, s. At Court Of Probate held al
Paris, within and for the County OF oxford
on the third tuesday OF June, \. ID. 1877
nN the petition of WILLIAM II. KING, TX.
ecutor OF the last VIII and Testament Of
George w King late OF oxford in said County
deceased, praying Tor lccnce 10 sell and convey
all the real estate OF said deceased for the pay
mcnt OF debts and incidental charges:
Ordered, Thatthe said Petitioner give notiee
TO all persons interested by causing an abstract OF
said petition with this order thereon 10 be publish
ed , weeks successfully in the oxford Democrat
printed at Paris, that they may appear az Pro
ate Court to be held at Paris, in said County on
the third Tuesday of July next at y O'Clock
in the forenoon and shew cause If any they have
why the same should not be granted.
A. ii. WALKER, Judge.
AtruecOpy-attest: II. e. DAVIS, Register.
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ii never did like mutton with ca
pers," Brown said, as he brushed his
clothes after an attack from . ram.
The New York herald., 1877-05-02
SOUTH CAROLINA.

THE SURRENDER OF the CHAMBERLAIN STATE
OFFICIALS ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS THE
SEALS ON THE OFFICE DooRs-MEMBERs OF
THE MACKEY HOUSE EXCLUDED.
[By TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
COLUMBIA, s. c., May l, 1877.
The surrender on the part Of tho republican state
House officials Of oil claims the possession Of tho
offices recently occupied by thcm, and moro recently
sealed up Governor Hampton's orders. effected
to-day the Supreme Court In the manner and form
which was indicated In the HERALD would be pursued
This action, which general on the part OF tho
republican contestants OF course gives all tho demo-
cratic claimants tho right to Immediate possession
As matter OF fact however, only one the Secretary
OF state. m taken charge oi his quarters yet
RRRAKISG THE SEALS
Yre<isey AT noon the seal upon tho door OF this
Office was broken by tho Governors private secretary
In tho presence oi tho incoming ana Outgoing incum.
bonts and the transfer completed. The like
mony will be performed In the matter OF tho other
Offices tomorrow tho control OF the ontiro admin
istration will then have have passed unrcservedly
into the hands Of the new administration.
THK LEGISLATURE.
In the Legislature three additional members OF the
Mackey House, all colorcd, were lnaly excluded to-
day from seats the foor-two upon tho grounds oil
the prominent part taken oy them in tho plans and
proceedings OF tho lnte Illegal and actious body with
which they werc allied, and the third being refused
admttance because OF his persistent and defiant
fusal to purge himself OF the contempt Of which he
stands adjudgcd to be guilty.
The New York herald., 1877-05-02
LOUISIANA.
LEGAL PROCEEDINGS GROWING OUT OF THE
RECENT ELECTION.

LEGAL PROCEEDINGS GROWING OUT OF THE
RECENT ELECTION.
New ORLEANS, May l. 1877.
Tho Fourth District Court, ON application OF tho
Attorney General to-day, granted injunctons restrain
ing the State Auditor aad Treasurer from issuing and
paying warrants for per diem aud mileage to persons
returned by tho Returning Board, but not elected
members OF the Legislature. Tho Attorney General
says that the portion OF act No. 9S making appropra
ion for this purpose is unconstitutional IL Is UNDER
stood az part OF tho agreement with the on
that these people should bc paid, but seems further
legislation Will 10 necessary.
AUDITORS OFFICE
The Fourth Distinct Court to-day granted an appeal
TO the Supreme Court IN the case OF Jume vs.. john
son. JumeI Is Nchops Auditor and johnson is tho
holding Kellogg Auditor, claiming rc-election
the same ticket with tho Hayes Presidential electors
johnson remains in possession OF the records OF tho
office. including all the city tax books. which are
locked up IN vault
Jumcl sued out mnndamus 10 compel the surrender
OF TO him. which Johnson s counsel opposed
on the ground that a mandamus could not lie unless
JumcI's title was clear and determined. II hts title
was disputed they claimed was, his rights could
not be tried by mandamus. The Court made the man
damus percmptorIly. but as stated, today granted
appeal 10 the supreme Court. Johnson's counsel
preparing to carry the 10 the United states courts
and necessary, to the Unitod States Supreme Court
The New York herald., 1877-05-02
HOTEL ARRIVALS.

Senator John r. McPhcrson, OF New jersey, Is at
the ST. James Miss Adelaide Nelson is at the Ciaren
don. Consul General II. Jones, of England. and c. J.
Bonaparte OF Baltimore. are at the " Windsor General
Fnz Henry Warren, OF Iowa. Is at tho Hoffman. Galu
sha A. Grow. OF Pcnnsylvania is at tho Fifth Avenue.
Signor ?. Brgno is at the Everett Fairman Rogers,
Philadelphia Is at the Albcmarln Henry Il. pcrson
and Joseph II. Ramsey, OF Albany, arc at the Ross.
more. \. Il. Hinckley, President OF the Chicago and
Iowa Railway Company, Is at the ST Nicholas Albert
Bersadt and r. Il. Church at the Brevoort Assem-
biyman George West, OF Baston, ~ Y. is at tho
Grand Central Professor w. h. Rogers OF Boston, Is
al the Westminster. Richard r. Mcrrick, OF Washing
ton Is at the Now York.
The New York herald., 1877-05-02
A POLITICAL VENDETTA.
Details Of tho Sanguinsry ARRAY
at De Kalb, Miss.
: BATTLE IN A JAIL.
A Demoralized and DANGEROUS
Community.

JACKSON, Miss, May !, 1871
Tho following additional account has been received
OF the bloody affair In Kemper county,
On Thursday evening last John w. Gully, promi-
ncnt citizen OF kemper county, assassinated by
an unknown party. The murder created intense OK.
cemcnt, and every means resorted TO discover
the perpctrator. On Saturday coorcd made
affidavit that Benjamin Rush, . white man, tho
guilty party and that Judge Chisom, who for
Congress on the republican ticket IN tho Third dts
trct at the last election; his son, and Gmcr, Rosen-
baum and man FAMED Hopper, all white rcpub leans,
knew Of and instgated the crime. Judge Chisolm
and hts son arrested and Imprisoned Al
Do Xalb and Mrs Chisom and daughter insisted on
sharing thor confinement On Sunday Judge ch,soim
sent 70 Scooba for Gilmer, for whom a warrant had
boon issued. Gilmer camo and arrival was ar
rested but just as no arrived ut the jail scs
upon by mob and killed The Jailer was then over
powered by tho mob, who Immediately attacked
Judge Chisolm, mortny woundng him, and
killing his son. Miss Chisolm, In defending her
father, shot and killed DR.. Rosscr, and
Mrs. Chsolm severely wounded young Gully,
. son OF n. Gully, who assassnatod.
Miss Chisolm also seriously wounded. Rosenbaum
and Hopper carried to tho woods by tho mob for
the purpose of exorting from them the whereabouts
OF Rush, the alleged assassin Of Mr. Gully. Whom
last heard FROM somo weeks ago, Rush In Arkan-
sas. II Is supposed Rosenbaum and opper wcro
hanged. horrible OF affairs reported MS ex.
istng throughout that section. The people are wild
with excitement and other hangings will PROBABLY
follow
The New York herald., 1877-05-02
MOLLY MAGUIREs SENTENCED.
FIVE MEN TO DE HANGED FOR MURDER IN THE
MINES OF PENNSYLVANIA.

MINES OF PENNSYLVANIA.
[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
HARRIsBrRG, Pa, May /, 1877.
Governor Hnrtranit to-day issued warrants for the
execution OF Thomas Munley. OF Sohuylkill county;
Michael Doyle, Edward Kelly aud John Donohoc, OF
Carbon county, and Anthony Lauahan. OF Luzcrne
county, on tho 2lst OF June next The time for tho
hanging of these murderers had previously been dcsig
mated by the Governor, but appeals to tho Supreme
Cour, OF Errors delayed the execution.
rux mrRpKns
Thomas Munlcy was concerned In the murder In
September 1875. OF Thomas Sanger boss al a conicry
In schuyikilI county. Hc assisted by four other
Molly Maguircs. sanger on the way to the mines
the morning, and shortly after ho had left hts house
be was shot by nam named O'DonnelL Sanger ran,
when Nunicy nrcd at him with success, AID the
tim diea alter
John DonoEoc, In December 1871, assassinatcd Nor
gan Powell boss In the employ Of the Lehlsh Navga-
lion and Coal Company. His murder was dctcrm ned
by the Moncs because NO refused Of their num-
bcr employment lie was shot By Donohoc, known
sleIow jack ns ho emerged from store IN tho
evening 10 20 10 tho o,lco OF the company whcrc he
employed. number OF tho murdcrcrs friends
were viewing the AFFAIR from short distance
Michael Doyle aud Edward Kelly, with James kcr-
rigan, who has turned statc's evidence, In September
1910 killed John Jones' minc boss, In Carbon county
Tho above party had sccrctcd themselves under n
followed him III favorable opportunity presented
Itself for them to murder HIM. The Molncs fired lvc
shots ut him from the Kerrigan occupied n CON-
manding position and signalcd To Doyo and Kelly
shoot tho unsusprcting ininc boss
Anthony Lananan murdered John Reilly In Luzcrne
county about three years ago They had been
urinking and riding together IN buggy short
distance. lanaban brcd two shots at his companion
Lanaan was sccn holding the dead body Of bis car
rage companion up AGAINST his own shoulder aud
nng his horse through tho streets oi WilkcsDArrc
ON bridge mllc more IRON where tho men
started. the buggy collided with Two horse team
drawing baroucno. Ip the darkness and confusion
Lahahan escaped. The dead body OF Reilly with pIs
ol shot through II was found under the buggy whecia
Tho murderer aed 10 Illinois, where ho lived undcr m
assumed name About two years ago no was cap
turcd, and, under threats Of lynch law admitted his
identity.
The New York herald., 1877-05-02
THE RUSSIAN FLEET.

Admiral BoutakoG early shoro yesterday
morning, leaving his flagship Tor the foot OF Twenty
third street, at quarter to nine A. II. He re-
maned in tho city during tho greater part OF the day,
returning to tho Svcllans between three and four
o'clock r. n. Captain His Imperial Highness tho
Grand Duko Alexis went on shore at haii-past nine
O'Clock, accompanied by Baron Schiling and DR..
Condrino. Early In the afternoon the Netherlands
Minister came on board the Svetiana to call the
Admiral and Captain His Imperial Hignress tho
Grand Duke Alexis. As they were not on board he
visited Captain Novossilsky, executive olhcer IN tho
waroroom, anu alter short stay lett for the shore.
Sub-Licutcnant HIS Imperial Hghncss the Grand Duke
Constantine, being officer of the deck yesterday, rc
manned on board all day. party OF ladies' and gen.
tlemen visited the Svctana IA the afternoon
visit will be paid to the institutions Blnckwols,
Wards and Randall's islands oy Mayor Ely ana tho
Russian officers day. A boat conveying the visitors
Will start from Twcntysixth street, East RIVER NJ nino
O'Clock this morning
The New York herald., 1877-05-02
ADMIRAL HOBART PACHA,

HIS EXPERIENCE AS BLOCKADE RUNNER DUR
ING THE WAR OF THE REDELLIoN AND SUB
sEQUENT CAREER.
[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.1
WASHINGTON, May l, 1877
Admiral Hobart Pacha. of the Turkish navy, whose
exploit running by the Russian batteries Galatz
told In to.day's cable dispatches, is we'll known in
Washington. He was ono of the most successful and
most annoying OF tho blockade runners OF our
civil war, In which service he was employed by tho
formerly wealthy but recently bankrupt London firm
Of Alexander Collie 4 Co.
CAREER or TIE ADMIRAL
Admiral Hobart was captain In the British navy
and took advantage Of leave Of absence granted him
by the English government to 60 into tho blockade
running business for Collie Il Co. When this matter
camo the knowledge Of the Lords Of the Admiralty
he was suspended from his rank In the British navy
Thereupon he entered tho Turkish service, and
besides being invested with the rank OF ad-
miral was madc pacha by imperial
1rman. He next became conspicuous In checking tho
rebellion In Crete where his knowledge OF the block
running business was Of great service to him In pre-
venting the Greeks from furnishing supplies 0f arms
and ammunition to the insurgents. BY subsequent
decree council OF the Lords OF the Admiralty he has
been restored 10 his rank and number in the British
navy,
The New York herald., 1877-05-02
EX-PRESIDENT GRANT.

General and Mrs. Grant arc stopping with Mr. Abel
r. Corbin ~ Elizabeth tor few days. Yesterday the
ex-President and Mr. Corbn. accompanied by cx-Con-
grcssman Amos Clark, Jr., OF Elizabeth, visited New.
ark, and paid dying visit to Mr.. Thomas b. Peddie,
ex-Mayor and Congressman elect cx-Congressman
Halsey, ana then returned Elizabeth Tho cx-Prcsi-
dent looks remarkably we'll. He has gained good
doal OF flesh since his withdrawal from Washington,
and presents tho ruddy, healthy look OF weather
inurcd sea captain In brief but pleasant chat with
the HERALD representative he remarked III the course
OF conversation that during the Leo ana his
adutors had gwen him trouble, but they avowed
and open enemies whom no could tight. IL different
since then. He had enemies In late years whom he
could not easily ight.n
The New York herald., 1877-05-02
FATAL RAILROAD ACCIDENT.

CHICAGO, ILL.,, May l, 1871
About six oelo-k last evening. switch engine OF
tho Chicago. Danviile and vinccnncs Railroad was
leaving tho city, and when Twenty.sxth street. tho
engine IRON somo cause unknown. jumped the track
and was completely overturned. Some eight or ten
persons on the engine, OF whom had time to
jump. William G. Fahey, telegraph operator, was
found lying the trucks OF tho tank twico IN
two and dead
Thomas Halvcy, fireman, had both legs severed near
tho body and died soon aiterward.
Arthur DepIerer, a swchman, and Fred Long q
brakcsnan, were severely injured.
The engineer and two other men wcro badly bruised
The New York herald., 1877-05-02

passed, and all are decorated. while at every window
stand ladies' or children "ray Ho's' coming bad been
and New Rocheiles demonstralion noed. On either
side OF Main street hundred more hremcn. tho
flower Of The village Fro Department are ranged.
man Burns. IN red shirts; Huguenot Engine Company
Foreman Yost, In rei shirts, and Chemical Engine
Company Foreman Dcvoc, In blue shirts All wore
black pants. and their belts bright os their
machines Hats raised as the coach dashed
me- ans Ss ~ aoSs 81 me-
Huguenot House, the New Rochelle band play.
,ns livery air with the vigor prompted
by willing hearta Landlord Robert s. Spurge greeted
the comers with true hospitality. rnc thousand men and
boys IN the street and the sidewalks shouted them
in carnage and pair cappcd their hands Flags were
waved from windows on all sides, and what with the
decorations on every building. II was scene which
iew coaching parties the world were ever favored
with. Bless youl all other parts oil the town woro
abandoned Business was blocked ~orss than ON the
Fourth OF July
COACHING Lrscn
"Br!ng on your Jontsln cried Landlord SpurRc. and
In a twnknng the coaching luncn was ready Oh my
what a sight Old England over again Beef mutton,
chickens. ham, all roasted wero nanked with salads
and then with hugo dishes OF strawberries and all else
that could be wished tor Ancient horc fruits, and
magbcen basket OF flowers, with "faliy Hol" IN red
aud white roscbud In the centre of the table finely.
II was In a coachy looking room too. Old sporting
prints were hanging on ali sides Old brides and old
chinaware with the "straight pint' pewtcrs were ~
be seen; comiort nca,ncss and an invitation to on
Joy yourself were 10 the very atmosphere. And fuy
dc the party do the dinner aud justice Raro
plum pudding. TOO, was not forgotten Colonel kano
sat at end OF the table and the landlord at the other
HoNk AGAIN.
AT two o'clock to The minute the "Tally Ho" waa
speeding back 70 the city, y was on time a. all the
points hight sprinkle OF -ain as tho coach reached
the Park served to make The ados call Tor their watcr
proofs, but tho shower not sufficient 10 make the
sensible and hardy coachers think loss OF the days
sport Tor tho slight visitation. Down Fifth avenue
ratified .srally Ho'' 10 n demonstration almost 40
Pheasant Is ina, OF the morning. and as Inc S %
days coaching OF the season OF 1877 had passed.
The New York herald., 1877-05-02
w A S H L N & 7 0 N.
FROM OUR REGULAR CORRESPONDENT.

WASHINGTON. May !, 1871
THE sPEAKERsHIP-soUTHERN DEMOCRATS TO
RUN CANDIDATE OF THEIR OWN.
II 10 said that the Southern democrats intend in
ssting controlling tho question OF the speakershp
OF the next House, which. Il will be remembered, In
tho last Congress they TO their fellow democrats IN
tho North and West. with tho result OF Mr. Kerr's
election. They did this from feeling that with their
recent accession TO power 1t would, IN view
OF tho Presidential election, be good policy m
we'll as In good taste TO allow their claims
as majority OF the dominant party in Congress 10 lie
In abeyance, but with the complete restoration Of the
South 10 ITS constitutional place in the Cnion there are
now no sectional differences 10 be recognized The
country is unit. and candidate from the South has
good right to the Speakershp as ono
from the North Hence II Is proposed to
run Mr.. Goodc, OF Virginia, In opposition
70 Mr.. Randall from tho North and Mr.. Morrison from
tho West. and lei tho hes. man win in the caucus.
Tho movement SAID TO have the support Of Senator
Gordon OF Georgia. 10 be undertaken out of friend
ship TO President Hayes who would hnd q Southern
Speaker better supporter OF his policy than North
democrat
CIVIL SERVICE REFORM AND THE INDIAN
sUpPLMs-THE OPENING OF THE BIDS.
Civil service reform is to penetrate the system Of
making selections from the proposals OF Indian sup
plies tho bids Tor which will be opened May INST,
No ~ Walker street. Now York, instead OF at No.
20 Leonard street, heretofore advertised. These
BIDS will DO examined, and the purchases and tho con-
tracts for transportation made by tho Purchasing
Committee OF the Board OF Indian Commissioners.
assisted by Indian Commissioner Smith, whose judg-
mont will be helped by number OF leading merchants
called to assist them in determining the relative quail
ity OF the goods submitted II Is thought the compe-
titon wiiI be quite lively and that from the recent
war advance prices tho goods viii not be got as
cheap as last year.
The New York herald., 1877-05-02
GENERAL WASHINGTON DISPATCHES

THE EXTRA SESSION. BEFORE THE CABINET
NATION INDICATED.
WASHINGTON, May !, 1877.
Tho Cabinet was in two hours to-day and
discussed various subjects, OF the most important
being the proclamation convcning the extra session Of
Congress. suggestion was made that the session DO
called to June Is instead OF Juno already
agreed upon; and this proposition was favorably re
cevcd, though It was not finally determined to-day to
change the date Tho phraseology of the document
was considered and agreed upon. The proclamation
will therefore be prepared and submitted to the Cab
Friday, when the dato will be inserted; and the
impression prevails that will be June Is instead Of
June 1t is understood that 1t will be issued FRI
day, after the adjournment OF the Cabinet
The New York herald., 1877-05-02
FACTORY WORK RESUMED.

[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.
NEW BEDFORD, Mass, May !, 1877
To-day 500 looms run at Wamsutta Mills an
increase OF ninety over yesterday afternoon. This
morning State and city police on hand al the
mill gates but thero little for them 10 do Tho
strikers very quot while the help were going In.
The New York herald., 1877-05-02
GEORGIA BONDS.

AUGUSTA, Ca. May !, 1877
Tho election held in Georgia to-day for the
ratification decentralization Of tho constitutional
amendments, adopted by twotnirds vote OF two
ccssive legislatures. forever prohibiting payment
OF certain bonds declared fraudulent and void
Tho votc very small little interest being mani
tested. About 800 votes were polled this county.
From SIX 10 eight million bonds involved.
The New York herald., 1877-05-02
CREDIT MOBILIER LITIGATION.

PHILADELPHIA, May l, 1877.
In the OF Mccomo against tho Credit Mob,,er OF
America, Mt. Gowen to-day resumed his argument for
the complainant. Mr. McMurtrio followed for the
Credit Mobicr, and Judge Black began tho concluding
argument for the com plainant.
The New York herald., 1877-05-02
NIAGARA FALLS WATER POWER.

NIAGARA FALLS, May l, 1877.
The Niagara water power property on tho American
side sold auction to-day and bid in by Buffalo
gentleman. associated with Mr.. Cheesebrough and
others vf this village, at $4,000.
The New York herald., 1877-05-02
THE YALE-HARyARD BOAT RACE.

SpRISGrIELD, Mass, May !. 1871
Tho presidents OF tho Yale and Harvard navcs met
here to-day and adopted progra Ior tho coming
race. Professor Agassiz OF Harvard will bc referee
and tho umprcs will DO Professor Wheeler ior Yale
and J. H. Roberts for Harvard.
The New York herald., 1877-05-02
MAILS FOR EUROPE.

Tho steamship Abyssinia will loavc this port on
Wednesday for Queenstown and Liverpool
Tho mails for Europe will close at the Post 0fco ~
balf-past flvo O'CLOCK A. ~
The Ngw YoRK HraaLp--Edition for Europc-wili
be ready at nvo O'Clock tho morning
Single copies, In wrappers for mailing, six cents
The New York herald., 1877-05-02
MAILS FROM NASSAU, N. p.

WASHINGTON, May l, 1877.
The Consul OF tho United States at Nassau has
reported under datc OF tho cath OF April that tho
mails which were to have been sent forward by tho
steamer Leo, which WIS recently destroyed by hre
Will BIO sent BIZ the steamer CIeopatra