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isiana to tho remorseless despotism Of
alien adventurous.

isiana to tho remorseless despotism Of
alien adventurous.
The desire for commission springs
frem utter misapprehension OF the state
OF facts In Louisiana. 1t ID widely cir.
culated and generally believed that
there are dual governments In that
State. This ie popular but funda-
ment In the State Of Louisiana. com.
plete In oil Its branches, the executive,
Legislative and judicial, and in full and
peaceful operation. with Gov. Nicholls
at its head, just as the government Of
the State Of Now York, with Gov. Rob
inson at It's head.
Laws are passed by the General
Assembly end duly promulgated. The
courts are open from the lowest to the
highest, and every day DEGREES inyolv-
Ing the lives, property aud rights OF the
people are enforced. 10 this govern
ment the people oheerfnlly pay taxes
other, they SEQ no other; they hear Of
no other In their daily walks. How then
can 1t be said that there are dual gov
ernments7 Who represents the other
government2 The plain answer is the
military forces Of the Union surround
ing the State House, In which are q
handful OF adventurers self. besieged-
and who would 90 quietly about their
business II the order Of President Grant
were obeyed. The boast Of these pre-
tenders that they had hudaoity and RS.
sources sufficient to create breach Of
the peace and disturbance In the street
near the State House-stranRe boast
shows how far they depend upon the
people for support in tho event OF the
withdrawal OF tho troops. Yet this
boast and bluster, which you know to be
simply ridiculous-to be without the
slightest title to respects said TO have
had weight In the determination OF the
question. You know that IL the troops
should be withdrawn Paelard's adhe-
rents would not be heard Of, and that
they could no more create disturbance
than pebble thrown into the Missis-
sippi river could cause crevasse. But
the effect Of d commission ID to give dig
nifty to his pretensions-to warm them
into fe-beeause 1t proceeds upon the
assumption that there Is some other
government in Louisiana to deal with
and perhaps treat with, besides the ex-
listing government, even though that
government be mere shadow reelected
from the bayonets OF the Union and
which would disappear with them.
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IMPORTANT TO LADIEs.-Friday il the great
remnant day at Messrs. M. L. Byrne & Co. o.s.
These popular and enterprising merchants are
drawing large crowds to their handsome dry
goods house by reducing the price OF their goods
TO suit the times. To-day they will Off. r extra
inducements in the way OF . great reduction in
remnants. They are daily in receipt OF new
spring goode, and it viii repay our lady trends
to call and examine their large and besutifuI
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Why This Agreement is 10 he Published.
Eke President to be Bulldosed and South.
ern Men DriveD Back into the
Old Party Caucus.
Nc Agreement Made by the Southern
Democrats to Give The House of
Representatives TO the
Republicans.
Especial to N. o. Democrat.

). WASHINGTON, March 29.-The Asso-
sclated Press this morning published
kilograms from Cleveland and Louis
vile, the first embodying statement
from Foster, and the latter letter from
John Young Brown, enclosing the letter
% assurance signed by Foster aud
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His Excellency Gov. Nichols has, by
and with the advice and consent of the
Senate, made the following appoint
ments:
w. G. Walter, to be Parish Surveyor
Of the parish of East Baton Rouge.
Frederick Jones, Inspector Of Weights
and Measures for the parish of Plaque
mines.
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II anybody has in his possession, for uitous' y
or extra legally sundry lottery tickets mensioDe
in the notice, elsewhere published, of MessSs.
Bornio Brothers, it is suggested that he do the
righs thing in the premises, as it Won't do him
any good II he doesn't.
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New parasols in great variety are offered ches p
at the special sale of NJ. L. Byrne Co., on Sat
urdaY, the 3lst.
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Choice new spring calicoes are 611sc per yard at
h. l. Byrne & Co.'s, IGS Canal street.
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PRICE. FIVE CENTS.
NEWS BY MAIL.
BETWEEN two FIRES.
The Ultra Republicans ana Democrats
Threaten Hayes.
[ypeoial Do 30. I.oliia hopnhlioan. /

lopeoiHl to bts Louis Itopub1ean'l
WAsHlNGroN, March 25.~=Another dis
turbing element in the Republican out
look has been the horrible spectre OF q
Democratic Senate at an early day. II
the carpet bagRers are deserted at the
South, 1t ID only natural that their col.
leagues in the Senate-Conover, Spen-
Ger, Dorsey and Patterson should go
over to the Democracy out Of pure
cussedness and because they want re-
venge, aud Kellogg has intimated
that some such catastrophe would hap
pen IL Packard aud Chamberlain are
forsaken. Hayes ID thus between two
fires, as 1t would bs disastrous to have
such u state OF affairs come about as q.
Congress hostile in both branches.
These carpet. baggers are in @ condition
to make Hayes pause, and rather bear
the ills he has than fly to others that he
knows not Of. The Republican major
ity In the Senate, as now constituted. is
five. and could easily be overcome II the
carpet. baggers deserted to the enemy.
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FOREIGN.
8Fr0specES of Peace

LONDON, March 29.-The Post pub
fishes the following in official form
We are glad to say that prospects of a
pacific solution are at least favorable to
this degree, that negotiations are to be
continued. We may thus gather that
the fresh suggestions placed before the
Cabinet are deemed worthy Of consider
alton, and that way is still thought to
be open to a satisfactory arrangement
Of all difficulties.
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Erom Our Evening Edition of Yesterday.l
THE F0STER-BROWN CORRE-
SPONDENCE.
Only Half the Story Told i'm the
Associated Press.

What the Agreement Of February
Really Is.
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WILLARD's HOTEL,
Washington, March 20, 1877.

w lBbAhb tIolEiJ,
Washington, March 20, 1877.
To the President:
Sir-In compliance with your invita-
ton, am here for the purpose Of unit
ing my efforts with yours to the end Of
which now unhappily distract the peo-
pie ofSouth Carolina. / beg you to be-
lieve that my anxiety to bring about the
permanent pacitication of that StGte--a
paciiication in which the rights OF all
shall be safe and the interests OF all
shall be protected-is as sincere as 1
feel assured Ia your own for the accom-
plishment of the same end. The posi-
ton for years past in reference to the
political rights Of colored citizens, and
my solemn pledges, given during the
late canvass in South Carolina, that
under my administration all their rights
should be absolutely secure, should fur
nish a sufficient guarantee OF my sim
cerity on these points, which appear TO
be the subject OF special anxiety. /
have the honor to ask at what hour it
will suit your pleasure to receive me. I
am, sir, very respectfully, your obedi-
ent servant,
WADE HAMPTON,
Governor OF South Carolina.
The President returned an immediate
answer by Col. Rodgers, his Private
Secretary.
At a. m. Gov. Hampton. Senator
Gordon and Attorney General Conner
called on the President, and at 2 p. m.
the party lunched. The conference
lasted for long time, the President,
Hampton, Gordon and Conner only
being present.
A delegation from Baltimore is here
to invite Hampton to visit that city.
The Louisiana Commissioned VIII
Leave Here Next Week.
WASHINGTON, March 2e.-The COM
mission will leave early next week.
They will have no written instructions
Their work as outlined is to fuse the
Legislature and adjust the judiciary.
They will have tauthority to make
threats and promises.
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GOV. HAMPTON.
The March of Triumph t0 Washingt ton
ine tails Upon the President.

WASHINGTON, March 2o.-Gov. Hamp-
ton, accompanied by Attorney General
Conner and Senator elect Butler, with
the committee OF Charleston capitalists,
arrived here this morning, the welcome
TO Hampton, from Richmond to this
place. being the same as from the South.
There was no public reception, and the
party drove quietly TO Wizards.
The following letter was addressed to
the President by Gov. Hampton this
morning:
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COLUMBIA, s. G., March 2e.--There is
great difference of opinion here as to
whether Gov. Hampton should have
accepted the invitation Of Hayes to visit
Washington. Many Of the able men OF
the State think 1t all wrong, and that
Gov. Hampton should have declined it
peremptorily. Others, however, who
have been near the Governor and in Ills
confidence from the beginning OF the
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-03-30

Uoptinned On IssAAt fn5s.
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WASHINGTON, March yesterday
IN ex.member OF the Government, Of
rather reputable standing for Republi-
can. called on Hayes. After the inter.
view he was asked what he thought OF
him, TO which he replied: II must cay
that am not favorabIy impressed. and
think we are going to have q deplorable
Administration. Hayes talked to me
patronizingly, as ii was % fool. He
will split on the same rock Franklin
Pierce did-he hasn't the courage TO say
mo- He is neither milk nor water"
psss,fasr EMIT &, a N 70 ssr m AaGEua
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AnEHIEI"N MILE.

STATE ~ IOWA, l..
Howard County, !"
In lLs Circuit Court ~ Howard Csaniy,
ktair ~ IouA.
~ virtue ofa general execution II.
suea ftsin ihf gitIs~ ~ tbs Clerk III the
| lsrrglt court III Howard County riaie II
tosa, In fsyer VI u. W Tswbs, and agains,
10 n Barrett. daiei kovsIshsr 2Dtt, 1877.
aud 10 me directed commanding me that 81
tIio gods, 9Lh,leis. stock or Interest in
my company. dekis dur, properly IN ite
hnbIs ~ ,i,lrl pfrsons, lsnsls nsi tenn.
fnaihr ishlsh Arf MI exempt y, Inv fron
sa~e,nionj ii thr sAiI ~ 4 barrett, /
maize ~ easira II ~ NAH ihr aim III Two
] Hundred mud fourteen Dollars md hitssn
ras.s 81, Ists tur hundred dollars paid An
g.ist 2gtL 1871. anil go ~ paid December
! 18th 1875. Nth Iniefsst nnd Costa, | hs,r
.eyisd upnn The following devarIhed real
sstai~. lying mil being situated In ikn
esnniy ~ Howard ana state II Iowa. Ezme.
| ~ In ~, en~ II IN slprk ~ fifteen
uSl IN rrsrse. Iowa,
Aad 1 t.ersb, give pabIe notice that
tLail Orr fpr salv Il public Dutsry, ~ iLs
Csuvt Iisna4 Issr In Crssct. Gu MY "
Howard md ttale VI loSn, -
Saturday Ueeewhtr ~. 1871,
LetMe4H the hours II y Dciot:k u. m. and
i oaj,,sk ii. M .Cf said day AIs y con-
msnae ~ iLs hour " ~ s'clsek =. m. ~
sajd siay. aud / Will ssII 10 fhe tighest nnd
te,s tldltr si,ersfyf cash ~ Above H.
sarikeL ersssrtY. br Sufficient iDsrGtf "
satisfy The aisss debt With interest md
TGsf
dated this goth dsy ~ Nov 1871
ri IiIDNrOs,
~ AipdF " Howard -, iewa
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- Repository VI Fashion, Pleasure
and Instruction.
Harper's Bazaar,
ILLUSTRATED.
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s.ffas efhc grsn.
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rav Ii uniformly VI great eseslieare. Ile
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tTATEn or inwA,

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w tht pl.4sgss emit II ilswtfl ,'eanis.
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/ stlpd ifsn The asFssv VI slH slttt II INC
District taars n IiuwstA teatas Slate ~
.esa, III fHsef III lawrence l,se. anil
nssIna I'aai A Irsatis Thanss. dated
Nutsmhef ipth 1877, nni ~ zoe tilfeelsa
commanding ne that ri the ye~l#. that.
lsls. sioeh III Interest In any rptng'ans,
slsit. Ia prosperity In ths hatsas II third
fevyens, lanis and ienrmsnts which hf~
nat esrmts ~ law from execution VI the
said Paul ii frahess Thomas. r naAe ar
cause IL he iaa,le the stim of tine Hundred
and tive psliats, With interest mud resta.
have levied upon the following drsefil~d
real tsiAts. tsing AMI bving situated la the
county VI Howard snd State Of Iowa.
namely
AN n ilnrk Twenty right In thu Village
~ Lime Springs station, Howard county
iswa
Ard irrea, Fivs public Notice Tin, !
shall offer for sale NJ public cutlery. III the
tenrt lleuse door In creseo County 81
Howard, and State u Iowa, on
saturday, Decemscr 2Yd, 1877
between The hours of u d slctk n nj anI !
~ clock i. m. NJ sald day. sas" 70 ee,n.
lsrnrs III the hour III ~ o'cleck Il IN NJ
.aiI dyy. and | will roll 10 the highest and
hest bidder therefor in cash tie above dc
seribel property, or sufficient thereof ~
satisfy the above debt with interest anil
cost
Dated Ibis oist hay VI Sov,. 1877.
n T.. THOMSON.
sheriff IlswArI Ev Iowa
nv las. THOMSON, Deputy.
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N. B. WHEELER,
Contractor 4 Builder
ll.EAGD. IOWA.

Ilar IN hnHI millions III reI Lfiea ~ hii
sru manufacture anil i. constantly adding
NJ Tile piie AI,v bett Macon lily lime AMI
ernstni ~ i,and. viii contract and fur
uisI, material fpr MI the mason work want
~ about any kind ~ building Otders sol
i,iteJ s.asideatlons furnished when
wanted
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l'eisana ,lrairuna VI purchasing
building laia un baldwin. addition
" Cf.aeo. will rnll upon James II
Brown. nj his uf1lrr over BARKER,
hardware Hinir. Who " authorized ~
hnnks eanlrnrtn fnf thu Aalr ~ lnl@ to
ruit purchaser C,A# nanals
tr'Wn, Anil \. iSTT
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Ladies and Gent lc,aen,

- II. TOWNSEND. the Pioneer
ID Waleb nnI Clock Mixer IN Lime
spr,bg.. vii ~ f,a brttef III, II. IL.
pairing ~ tirs.iIg ,yar Watch " 1lygh.
Than Any ,iltsr nan Ia Howard COUNT.
Iowa. iL9
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aN8 Mts fsssnHfHAtfi rs Vi TIL "a I'll
ftttnstl
riNp CLOTHING rirsftfNi VT
III thit Department rta, u. funns
sHlts III NIL that. Nv wedding ans
d,ess snlts. snns's expressly fat ,hil
market, and Warranted H. sssls an,
uanllss ~ tssssls ta w. saual n All,
merchant ,nllntinr ncpas w The At,
mr., ~ I'M - r'irtN,
BUSINESS STR DEPARTMENT
II Thu department MI, Yantl,io
vita stock II immense In MI III
latest styles u goods and make NJ
and ~ rfie.a tina, arr perfectly ma
sonishina considering Thu rllre Ill,
ra'nr unnlls IN Foods has, nsr,
snld ut heretofore.
YOUTHS, iuis ANp CIilLnnfSs
CLOTHING.
IN this department he ratties thu
largest anil hest selected sta.k H. H.
found In the county III all d.sirnhl.
a'yIrr md qualities ~ goods.
MEMS X Eoia uvElcuAT DE
rAEIMENr.
Ia this department his stock oacels
Dyercouls Of all shades ailI qualities
al prieer TINT lief, competition
HATS AND CARS.
Til. department n full nnd r'm.
plctc inrlndlng thu latest mud mob.
hi"ss styles for mrn and boys.
GENTS FURNISHING GOODS.
IN this department. ne In Nil The
others above mentioned, h. has ~
immense Anl varied stock 10 n,lrui
from, with ali thc novelties In neck
went. shirts. collars. underwear, sns-
pcndors. sllk hnn,lk.fci,iefr. gioyea
and III fnei everything in ,ha line o,
goods,
BOOTS AND SHOES.
Ia this department ho represents
tha brrt hoilHs~ In the west, thu uunl.
ity III whose goods nrr np' exarllsd
anywhere nor mi, ~ low pripnN ~
obtained III tliia county for tlle palns
GRIZZLIES III nouda.
Now gentleman ihls IL pttf siutn
iiitnt ~ til UaHa, eo,us i. a,.l .stg
tie goods which W. will SLOW you III
silent MIfnsseep ~ support II, and
render your verdict ~ you ilnh tn
fnrta.