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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-04-14
psloo, only - cents q Bottle,
The Flsrsass Nightsasale
q tAs Nursery.


Thers 10 . we0an il The publie eye Whess nans
he'd al along bsss associated, 10 euf nind, with
the 'Yankse,'' s.Qusek." end ssHunbue." but
Il isso no oseer, ssd " dssies TO wfest her
name from all such suspicious association In al
wopanly dslicscy ssd propristy, W viii admit
thas woman alone u the Nsrss-ths good Nsecs
the best Naese. Whether we shall have Female
Phycicians Or not, 10 . question which mast be
decided By time and principle. and not ~ . mat
Ter Of tasts. Pride, prej.aier. caprice and rus
y really . vast, there will also b supply- II
there bss "calling," there will be . e0MsSng.
Netufs md human 1ociety are always selt-eupply.
ing, snd though Art and Fashion nay hisdss,
m. Winsiow ioss not wans 70 trsas yos Co.,
tWmi Nor dess she prescribe srsgimsn for
your wivse; bat mo6sstly appears - : nsssen-
gel ofhealth and happiness TO your lHsAsrs in
the cradle. Il there snything improper in THAR
A Nurse Of 80 YEAR, exPsrisnss e. boldly
70 {: listened liz. n d TO- |. &c God DR. spssd her on humble Bat
happy mission. She 10 the mostsuccssstul phys
ician end most ensetusl benefactress our lutte one
ever enjoyed--hsr doting parents not excpsted.
just open the door for Der, and nrs; win:low
she Nursery. OF this We are 20 sure. thst We
will teach our "Susv" 70 say IA BLnsixo ON
Mas. Winsu0w"-for nelpipg her TO survive and
escape gripping. c~olisking and teething siege
We confirm every word set forth in the PRossDc-
perform. every part ofit-no4hing less. Away
your Cordial - .'Fareeoric, DR. ps,'' ''Lauda.
num-" and every other '.Narcotic." " ~ which the
babe 10 drugged into stupidity, and rendered dull
We rave never seen Mrs. winslow-Anow her
only through the PREPARATION q her Soothing
Syrup for Childreu f~esthine.' II - had the
power, W would make her, a. she il. . physical
savior 70 the Infant Ra,e.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-04-14

WASHINGTON, April 18.-The President
has sent . message TO the House, in response
to . resolution enclosin9 . report from the
Secretary of State, in which the latter says
the Secretary Of State NJ taken preparatory
measures fer sending seasonably . naval
force to the fishing grounds, adequate t0pro-
tect the rights and interests Of American
citizens against unlawful acts. No recon-
ct the present time.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-04-14

Ne net Lot yo,sr prejudice ssan0
bsswsen your suaeriu: child md the relief that
will Be absolutely Yurt to follow the nee ofMRS.
wINSi Ow's OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. II esrrscss
scidi.y ofths stomach. relieves wind collie. rsgu-
lates the bowels. sonens the gums. gives rsss %
the mother md health Il ~ shild. 0ass, -
Dsy street, New York.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-04-14

New YonK, April 13.-The stock market
u quiet. The miscellaneous list 10 less active.
Governments ste. dy, but quiet. Money in
moderate demand. The supply ID ample.
Prime paper IL in demand and scarce. Spec
change 5of tosmsssow's s aes i I, duh ii :.
107} Tor sixty days sterling.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-04-14

THE VEGETABLE PULMONARY BALSAM
i 10 the most highly approved mediciss sves
discovered. Il has stood ths best Of I'll tssls,
Time. having had IN unprecedented ssls d
nsarly forty years. II 10 recommended By our
best h ysicisns, our most eminent citizens, tAe
Press, the Trade. Ia fact By Ill who know Ia
For eettincstes, which can b given 10 almost
any extent. zee wfsppers 70 eacA bettls. The
Proprietors will ehssffally tefand The mossy II
The .~ss bottles much The cSs.c.ss. ST. b 80 s.s..
ful % IT ths g~saulse. which q pespassA only
BY REED. CUTLER ! CO., Wholesale Drug
gistA. Eostoa. Sold IL Davenport By dealers
gsnsrslly. )aas1 1AWoa
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-04-14

Done fall - Procare1 MRS.
wlNSLOw'S SOOTHING SYRUP, for Child
rea Teething. II hes been used for - years
wish asvss falling safety and success BY niaions
Of mothers for their childrso. Il sssrsets asidi-
y Of the etomaeh. relieves wind coils, requisites
the bewsls. aad gives rest, health, and comfort
to methe aad child. Odses, No. - Deg street,
New Yegk
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-04-14

BoeToN, April lathe bark Nabob from
Foo CAow Arrived here to-day Wieha full
cargo of teas consisting of 13,43O packages
This cargo Of teas 10 the first direct imports
lion from China for several years.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-04-14
Strength to the Week.
YOUTH TO II AGED
11oKREN%
ufEifimnMpR.

1ho psepaeuf3oa = uneQuafled ~ Q Rejuvcnator arx
l4eOr0f q woeeod ~ tneft functions.
he I'D phould be certain 10 make the Biokrcn, Z
household god, inasmuch a II will render them youth
fl In tecling and In strength, and enable them to live
over aealn The days a their pristine joy. II not only
exAIleEatcs bat otrcngthens, and u really an invalus
- blessing. especially 10 those who have been re
Nuced 10 . condItion q s~ervtlity, sclf-abuec. misfor
e9ne, a. ordinary sciences. No matter what the cans
- The impotency os any human organ, this superb
PREPARATION viii remove he effect 1t once and forever
BlOkremc
Cures lmpotency, General Debility, Nervous 1ncapac
~, DySpepsA, Depression, Loss 81 Appetite, Low
Spirit, Weakness Of the organs Of Generation, lmbe
e4lfty, Mental Incidence, EmaciatiOn, Ennui. II hn
Q most delightful. desirable and novel effect upon the
NeRvous system and ell who are In any way prostra
I'd BY nervous disabilities are earnestly advised to
ooek . cure IN this most excellent and unequalled
PREPARATION.
Psesons who. By inprudencc. have lost their natural
Vgos, YIN nnd . speedy and permanent cure In the
B1Okrcme.
1he Feeble, the Languid, the Dkparing. the Old
ehould give this valuable discovery . trial It will be
bund totally different from all other articles for the
oame purpoees.
10 FE4ALES.-1his preparation Il invaluable in
oesvous weaknesses Of a1 kinds, - II will restore the
Wesecd strength with wonderful pennancncc.
Ills also . grand tonic, and will give relief In Dys-
pspee with the nrst dose. A brief pereistence In It's
Pc YIN rcnovatc the 'tomach to a degree Of perfect
Aeslths and Danish Dyspepeia forever.
sddresslng HUTCtlINGS & hiLLYER, Froprietors,
8el2dcodAwcow - Dcy Street, New York.
D STARKS, Agents. Davenport.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-04-14

ToRosfo, April 1ss-Another importan.
1saian arfcat Was made This morping. q,
Sheedy, the Hibernian Society Secretary,
has been taken to Cornwall fee Trial.
The excitement d somewhst ahated.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-04-14
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-04-14
DR.. }. YOUMANS,
DaaYaaCaAN ANll laRARMN

HAvlN0 BEEN ENGAGED IN The
IL practice n Medicine in this city for ssvsr-
d yeah past, and seeing The ereas iscosvssisses
q we'll ~ extra expense. q vtsitiag . pagisn4
then writing . prescriptions which must b take6
% some Druggist 10 Be hIled. which causes IN.
necessary delay i relieving : s~u1srisg patient
Hereafter the Doctor Will furnish pediciee q
his patients st the charge Of One Dollar for visit
and nediciss any place withia ths ~ linita,
ed Pity cents l6r esch sdditional nile once
cor. "a and brady SITS , under Streeper's store.
Residence on llS6, between Main and Brsdy.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-04-14
LUCY bEkTRx2.
WAR0Aw

One Of the above elegant steamers leave daily tsunl
daysexcepte4 q !U'ctlck :. H., specially p Ne freight
sonnecting roads at our wharfboat. Gieaner KATE
kkARN8Y viii make two trips . week to Quincy,
specially fos te aec0aamodaiiua Of way haAlngs-
PoPleten's, Coal Banks, Hastings', Cap IA 0ris. Tur-
usrs Falmouth. Hamburg. Mo:ler'e, Suy City. scotia
cy. Feeling the Importance TO Tt public n hsNine
the speedy transit Of passengers ard iteIght win, ue
o. Ne opening q navigation, put On two daily line,
city. The steamer Rob Roy, now bailding specially
i0r the passenger trade, fs elegance, speed and CON
fort cannot be surpassed by any steamer upon Ne
refurnished, cabin heightened, thereby giving more
scoas for passengers, whtA We hope vii give gener-
one Of pleasure and comfort. Thankful for the fiber.
q patronage exnDded for masy ycsrs, I'D in our e.
deavors 70 extend tfe6e, Ne ~ : continuance or tNe
same. n. MULL1KN, Secsy,
A. PHILLIPS, Agent,
0che-dem ]. 3. AsCUNk President.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-04-14

Nsw Yoak, April 1a-1Ae failovise
named Major and Brieadier 0ssssab q
volunteers er0 nusoercd out Of ~ asrvice
Of the United Stataes 70 date nom A4sil 30lh,
lSee. theif services being no longer required !:
O. 1eaenden and BENZ h. 0rierson.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-04-14

Rest. Health. and Comfort q
Mother and ChllG.
MRS. wlNSLOW'S SOOTHING SYRUP,
for Children Teething. sofsens the gums, reduces
inflammation. allays Ill pain. aud cures wind COLO.
cry mother who has . suffering Child: Do not
let your prejudice, uor the preiud ces Of others,
stand between you and your suffering child and
the relief that will be sure-yes, absolutely sure
used.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-04-14

eor OPoocA1e1os AseaAa. l,onnrxh
Co00o0Re1vo 00o ThPO0o
snocn1o Az ugoD VIM AlvAYso oop SUCCESS.
SINGERS AND PUBLIC SPEAKERS
win asd nSaAs ussfal Il elearisg de vesSs
when taken before stnsinsSs speaking, s,d ~
lisving the throat shss ~ uassual sasrtion 81
the vocal organs. 1hs 1sseAss are Recommended
md prescribed b. Physician. ssd have had 49,
timosisls from emiseat tnsa ~thrDsehost ~
country. Dsiag = arsiels n tsus merit, any hsp.
iasSrossS their snesey BY stsst- Of many ysass,
sash year 1sAs them b nsw lssalHsse h vassos
parts Of TIE world, ssd ths 1tsaAs srs u~aissrs.
ally ~prcnouncsd better than other ~aftielss.
OssAm only '.6aewu's Bsohon1Al fnocuns.s
Esd Do not take a,y Of The WsrtAiass lsisssis1s
tAat nay be offered
Sold ~evsrywhers 10 ths Uaitsd States, sad b
Foreign Couutriss. at Nc pr bog. eetssdAwsn
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-04-14


Tie following v sn extract from . lsttsr WRIT
tsa ~ ~ Rev. u g Holme. pastor ofths Pierre
pont street. Baptist Church. BroUklyn, n. T., y
the ISWael ssI xtsssss~. Cincinnati, O., and
speaks volumes n favor u ~ vurlA-renowned
msdicins, ms. WlNSLOW,0 SOOTHING
SYRUP ron CHILDREN 1EBTRlN0 -.
I'VE - = s1sset,ssnssss h yesf sslums .
MAS. wfu3k0W'S sO01nluo SYRUP
Nov. - ssvpe ~ : wssa = fsvss u psts.t
medicine = o1sIpeuf hls. ~ ~ ~ ssnpslled
10 ny - yeSr sooAsss ut ~ 10 ne humbug-
~ Asss tssAtAt ~ AnSD 1UR3 6ss1 u essima.
Il 10 pry>ahiys.6sf - - sssssssfu: nsdi
cinss Of ~ -. bssasss y = sasSf ths bssA-
Ard thebsfrssr fsAAesh WAs havs bs1iss -
q sstloS AAo.Dpb4
fAtN sNt%~- $50 FA s. \
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-04-14

CHcR0KEB =
o. EeUQle Re9sellloe.

Cuss oappssass1, Hscsmive - Pin
I'll 1angtIUetion, 0ssen sic1ness,Ner
vuusond optndo pulae II ~
0ack, o1ck Headeehe, 0io1insss ,asd al1
tlssnses thss apeiAg ffuo ifssgale1iv,
b ss90vflg o. c1lre an1 IL elbQlo
0pees1ep 61mA 41s1 - perec9y
a1sbancasssyMospt whss 6sbl1dso
By diroct3oas, - e6sy b adninht1F,
= they ~ nicsly sugar c0alcd. They
ehoalA ~ In h6sds a every Maiden,
] VILE md 0Oehor h the lad. Ladies
ca oddreas % IL oDu1dence. and stale
! ths19 ou0plnlntD = fan. - We treat Oh
re0A)e o01pllats. and prepare nd.
1anos suitable ~ al diseases which
6hov - nnhSncA ~ snva 0nnnh1of
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-04-14

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7007l net No. l, $50 old amber.
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n.- -. -,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-04-14

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navy. eAs.ls>s. MISREPRESENTATION. =
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-04-14

Fer An1e.
A HOUSE AND LOT ON FOURTH
"A Street Esquire Of
moAe-06 JNO. D. BvANQ
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-04-14

ta3 1o1m~04Ab Afs0 u
= - Jea1Avlnb 6 SAl1s - ~
\ ~ hsu1p hasssssbso6osvoneA s~s.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-04-14

OVERWHELMINGLY
! Ahect ri Wono1Gb1nG
A' ss::sss Is It'll slsf |
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-04-14

OrRnCR0Oe
s1efTn. rsnr. G. r. EDWAnne W..
ma y. clifford. TasAsuar,.
De-. H11y =. W. FlOWRR, oacsssAas.
DnAR0 nARD
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-04-14

TT-E.I y TITl---7TI+ q f1III-- 49, =
$50 5.t@sH1u sie1s4ea1 .s4Gr5l 49,
if9l ."Aspn1 wnamssllLi bi.,e
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-05-04
Cincinnati mnrItet.

oFLOUR:-Extra, $40 OO family. sll 90. Saes of
60 brs on its merits at 81 so.
w HEAI-The higher grades Of old red are in do
mAnd, and would bring - 6O9275, but there has
been no change Of prices in new
CORN-A good demand and firm market ut 5S450c
Tor mixed in elevator. and 69@7O' in sacks
OAnS-No. ,, Acc, and No. /, Acc in elevator
KlELWc quote Sc as the whol- range.
Bl25. ~ " ~
PORk-There was an active speculative demand
l0r mess snd prices advanced SlOO per hrl, closing
" tn more buyers than sellers NJ $40 co. Holders
asked S3o at the close but this above the views
of huvers.
BULK MEATS-Gn good demand. and about 400
900 bS sold a. ll9 4c for shoulders aud sides but at
tue close holders asked 4 higher. The sales incud-
ed 4O piece clear sides at 49, 900 OOO los rib sides
~ i4c, and l5o 900 do country do at l4c
BACON-Held at l3, l5%@l72tc for shoulders
ides and clear sides
LARD-Duil ut 2Oc
GOEFEE-Fair to choice Rio 2392s,.
SUGAR- Raw l2G l5c; l6 s. Gl7c for hard refined
MOLAS SSES-9O995c per gallon
WHlSk1-SAes OF 10 brls free at So % No sales
OF bonded. and prices are quoted at 23c.
SEEDH-ClOver is dull at IS 2595 so for prime
in the small WAY from store. Timothy IS steady at
e. 3Og3 80. ~
HAY "A quiet market with fair demand at slI
9l2pe tun for prime on arrival.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-05-04
New Yorl< rTnrI.e,rT,y a

G0TT0N--Steady a Bic for miadlips.
n orLOUh-MOTe active and 59l0c better 81 gDM
S4O Tor ex ra state - 9OG9 Is Tor xra round boop
Ohio and 50 30 gig 40 tor trade brands market clos
ing firm. '
WliiSK,YI1aouiet y at so aos2 2sx, for western;
WHEAT-A shade frmer, with moderate mill
ing Gemand; 81 70 for old No. Milwaukee, 81 Sc
iorold No de-; 81 80 for new No. q do: ~ SGLeo
lW Tor prime No J. do; $2 on for retail parcels do:
do. V" " W. sVo"
RYE. i moderate reques'; western SOC.
BARLkY-Quiet.
BAhLEl MALT-DuH O..
GONNA shade low or, with moderate demand
Is e2c for unsound 82gS4Jsc for sound mixed west,
ern, IN store and delivered
OATS-Steady; 44s4sc for new western, and 57@e
59c for old do
COFFEE-Dull.
SUGAR-firm; 1O1I@1Ic fr Cuba Muscoyado.
and llA9l2Hc for Porto Rico
Enthusiastically; Porto Rico esa7Oc
PETROLEUM-DuI at 28S @927c for crude. ard
42l9i3c for refined in bond.
PURh-Opencd active and higher but closed de-
eidedly lower; S2s 564929 56I4c tor new mess clos
ing OF w 56A regular way; S2S asa s2s 50 for old
do. and w 75G25 % for prIme; a,U $500 brls new
mess, ior NAY June and July, sellers and buyers
BEEF-Stea1y at SIC OO92O so for new PLAN mess.
and VI OG@g24 so tor new extra mess. -
. BEEF HAMS-Scarce and firm at $40 5Oal42 90
BACON-D II: 4h@H4c for Cumberland cut;
6l4c for short ribbed, and I6 for long clear
UT MEAIS-FTmer And more active; llI<g
l25ac for shoulders, and l69l6c for hams
LAkD-firmer at l7JS 2O5Ic, anu small lots at
BUTTER-Quiet; 4Oa50, for Ohio. and 4asSso
( CHEESE-Dull at I6a 2kc
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Cleveland Market.

,.EL0C R--City made Xxx red held at slI@I2: do
Az white Sl2Gl3. Country brands Xxx red 80 259
~ 5O do do AA white $40 25Gll Good to choice
spring held At range Of 50 2OGlOO0.
NHEAT-Ssles 9 cars No l Milwaukee spring
from store at 81 9O $1,000 bush to arrive and deiv-
ported.
CORN-Salc car No. l sheled, at &c. from
store. ~
OATS-Sales2 cars No. Ohio at 4sc from store.
fORk-Saes so brls No l City mess sa7 oO9
$27 10; clear $3l 90.
LARD-City rendered in tierces 2lc; do in kegs
HAMS-Sales 1000 lbs City sugar cured, canyassed
and uncanvassed, at 2l922c. County -cured held
oHOULDERS-City cured steady at l4O. COun-
try cured l3Gl4c.
BACON-Held at lsc for clear and 100 for sugar
cured, uncanyassed; zoe for do canvassed
MESS BEEF-ln moderate demand and steady.
Bales 10 brls at 81 90. Extra mess go on.
DRIED BEEF-ln good demand. Sales 1000 lbs
ht &c canyaSsed and 23c uncanvassed
GHMlNES-Quiet and steady al 50 23o92 "a.
ALCOHOL-Held at a. 1874 SO for vs. per
cent Cologne Spirit, 9s per cent, 81 SO. Neutral
Proof Spirits 80 3592 &C.
PETRO EUM-Sales to. day of go brs light
straw to white, in two lots, New York delivery in
June: at 44c. Refined free is quiet and steady at
53955c.
SEEDS-,We hear of nothing doing, aud prices
are nominal.
HAY-In fair demand, Loose selling at A range
Of $40 OO94 90. Sales % tuns Beater pressed at
elS co.
LAKE FISH No. 1 whitefi,h g. SO per ha,f
hri No. do IS 90; Pickerel 81 So Trout 81 OO9
2 so; Herring IS IS.
oALT-Fim at 90 55 for Fine; 50 so for coarse
OnondaSa S2 55 for Saginaw. .--
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QJelegrapbtt,
FROM MEMP HIS,
Further About The Rio,

|
| MEMPHIS, May 2.-Thc negroes of South
Memphis fired on citizen, wounding him.
and assaulted white woman this morning.
The Sheriif's posse attempted to arrest all
the negroes, but they fled to Fort Pickering,
ilrlng as they ran. They were driven from
the tort this evening, and sought the woods.
During the excitement seven negroes and
one citizen were killed, and few houses
burnt. The military have been under arms
all day.
All quiet tonight, but fears are enter
tanned that the negroes will attempt to burn
the city. Up to the present fifteen blacks
and four whites have been killed.
LATER.
MEMPHIS, May "A fire is raging in
south Memphis among the negro quarters.
Several were reported killed. No efIor. is
Deing made to quench the fires.
LATEST.
MEMPHIS, May 3.-About thirty houses
occupied by cOlored people, and all school
houses in South Memphis were pulled
down and burned last night. Ten were
Killed Curing the day and night. Every
thing quiet this morning, and it is hoped
order is fully restored. The negroes nearly
all fled to the woods last night, but are re-
turning this morning.
Negro Soldiers Threaten 10 burn
the CiIy-GreRG Alarm. .. =
MEMPHIS, May 3.-The city remains quiet
up to o'clock.
Negro soldiers recently mustered out
were paid off in Fort Pickering to-day.
They threaten to burn the city tonight.
Great uneasiness is felt. They are kept in
the fort by portion Ofthe 10Th Regulars.
Gen. StOneman this afternoon served
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FROM OTTAWA, G. W.
Reception of The New Governor
General.


OTTAWA, G. W., May 3.-There was a
grand reception last evening to the Govern
or General Lord MOnck. on the occasion of
his arriving here to take up his permanent
residence. 1t was public holiday. Tri-
umphal arches were erected and the voiun-
teers, tiremen and citizens turned out to
meet him. Upon his arrival the Mayor
read an address of welcome and pledged
the city of Ottawa, in common with the
rest of the people OF Canada. to defend the
rights and liberties, and the British cOnnec-
tion. The Governor replied in a stirring
speech, and said the armed demonstration
which circumstances compelled the Prov
inces to make were not without benefit.
They had given vigorous national lite in
British America, which the people were
both willing and able to defend. The same
feeling in Nova Scotia and New Brunswick
gives an earnest of the increased vitality of
the political Union which he confidently
expected would soon take place. The home
Government had signiiied its unqualified
appreciation of the measures for the de-
tense of the Province, and had promised to
send all the rGinlOrcements that may be
asked.
Other addresses and replies followed in
the same strain.