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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-07-25
FRESH ARRIVAL OF SPRING
AND SUMMER OnDC

1INHE SUBSCRIBERS have just received their Sprinp
Stock OF Goods, to which they would respectfully 81.
vite the attention of the public in general Our stock
composed in part of the following, viz: Ladys Dress
Goods.
All wool, Beraze, and common delaine Beraze nla;n
and figured Brilliantines Lawns Lawn Robes French do
Debaize, Ginghams barr'd muslin Dimity Mansook &c
Also ne lot Of Linen Cambria handkerchief gloves
hosiery ebroderie Bonnets ribbons fact everything
necessary to complete Ladies' Toilet.
Our Stock of Boys Childrens wear, complete nur
stock of Gentlemens furnishing goods is the most com
plee of brought this Market besides we have
complete lot of Boots Ssocss Hats Caps Clothino
&c. Also large assortment of Groceries Hardyarss
Carpenters Tools Iron, Nails, Glass Putty Oil Pnt
Lamp Black Rosin Dye Stubs and in fact every article
that is usually kept IN country store, and which will
~.
GEO. ". RYLAND &Co
Lancaster, April 25th, 1866 4S-M
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-07-25
Plow Mandatory in Earrison'

4 MILES WEST OF PLAT1E,lI sr,.e
vvyHE subscribers give notice that they are II tbs
| turing Flows of the most approved ps asaFs
hon miles west Of Platteville near waltz H.
Breaking Flows hand and MADE 70 orSe Veal PfoN
Rreakers. Corn Flows. Shovel ana trl-sn
md Cultiv1tors on hand. .,--,yr + cUsiA
Harrison, April 9Th, 1857. '''
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-07-25
AYERS PILLS.
The Greatest Medical discovery OF the Age, j
AYERS CATHaRTIC PILLS.

He DseasesL NASGlcal discovery OF the Age, Ia
AYERS CATHARTIC PILLS.
They don't help complaints, but they them.
One Box has cured Dyspepsia.
Three Boxes have cured the worst of Scrofula
Three boxes have cured Ervsipeas.
One Box always cures the Jaundca
Three Boxes to cleanse the system from BoiIs
often less than does it.
TSo Boxes have completely cured the worst of ulcers
the legs.
Small doses seldom fail to cure the piles.
One dose the headache arising from foul stom
aeh.
Strong doses often repeated expel every worm from
the body.
They should be given to children, who are always
more or less afflicted with this scourge.
As a gentle Physic they have equal
One Box cures derangemelt of the Liver
Half a Box cold
They purify the blood, and thus strike at the founda
ton ofevery disease.
As dinner Pill there il not their equal in the world
They are purely vegetable, and do HARM but
do accomplish an unaccou table amount of good,
Prepared by Dr. j. G. AVER, Practical Chemist Low
ell Mass and sold BY all Druggists and dealers in med
icinc throughout this section.
Prepared BY DR.. J. C. AVER, Lowell, Mass-And sold
IN Lancaster, by !, I. Parker Beetown d. Stewart:
Ei'enboro, John Barnett; Hazel Green, Chandler 4
lork; Muscoda, j. B. Moore Co.; Cassvie, Raiauf
ieiGer: Millvle, J, w. DeLap Co.. Patch Grove l. G.
Cry; Iafton, Banham L Osborne: Highland D. zin
mons: Potosi, William Miner;H. Newhal Wholesale
agent, Galena. ~
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-07-25
FRANKLIN FIRE & MARINE E
l ~ S u r A ~ Q e COMP ANY
FOND DU LAC, WISCONSIN,
Capital $50o,0oo--Casn Paid In Sl0O0a

ESPECIAL attention given to Insurance Of Farm
IL perty, Dwellings and Out~huildings lnsures ~
buildings contents on favorable terms, or3or0
Insures Stores, Warehouses, Buildings or contents
Personal Property generally. Losses eqait0dy s4sS
and promptly Paid IN CASH
This Company is Joint Stock Association, orgs M
under special charter, granted by o.
cousin, with an authorized Capital OF So9oUWl "
hundred Thousand dollars Of which is paid in ana s
ly invested in bonds and mortgages The COMPANY s
thus securely organized upon firm hasis the aiee.
take pleasure in recommending to public fayor ~
thy of confidence and support With the assurance 70
all losses shall be promptly and bonorably aeus'ea 4
this is purely Stock Company no mutual CUISINES y
be done, nor premium notes taken
OFFICERS.
N. NJ. DONALDSON, Prest W. 7. GIBSON, Ssa ss'l
J. W. EDDY, Tscs Pres't A. GIBSON, ts8"As'"
II. H. HYDE, agent, Lancaster
]. G. URY, dc. Patch Grove
1y31 A. p. LONG, General Travelling Agsu.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-07-25

THE MOST USEFUL, MOST PERFECT,
MOST CONCISE.
CHEAPER THAN THE CHEAPEST
BETTER THAN The BEST. pub IsHED WEEKLY
Is Witnesses of Paper Money,
or
N The FDrser G0nvlcfedg
rae WHOLE ONLY ONE DOLLAR 4 YEAR.
ereatsst Discovery Of the present Century for
Detecting Counterfeit Bank Notes.
Describing every genuine bill in existence, and exhbi-
ting glance every Counterfeit in circuaiion Ar
ranged so admirably, that reference rs easy ard
DETECTION LYS7dNEOUS.
- No Index TO examined No pages TO liant upl But
slnlpifed and arranged that the Merchant, Banker
aud Business Man can see all al a glance -,
1t has taken wears make perfect this GREAT DIS
COTERY. The urgent necessity for such u work has
long been eltby commercial men 1t has beon publish
cd TO supply the call for suck preventative ami need
but to lie known to be universally patroniZed. It doe
more than has beeu attempted BY man. - 1t de-
scibes every Bank Note in Three different guages-
ENGLISH, FRENCH AND GERMAN.
THIS each aey rsadtk same in his aatire ton
TERMs-Tha paper will be about 2s by AZ inches, and
will contain the
Most Perfect Bank Note List Published,
Together with the ratio of Discount Also a list of
I'LL TIE PRIY-4TE BANKERS IN AMERICA.
A complete summary of the Finance Of Europe AID
Amerca will be published in each edition, together with
all the fmportont Neus Of TIE day. Also
Interesting Stories
From old Manuscript found in the East and where
else to be found. It has yet appeared in print
andfurnishes the most complete hiatory OF
Oriental Life,
and describing the most perpexng positions In which.
the Ladies and Gentlemen OF that country have 40 often
been found. These stories will continue throughout the
whole year, and will prove the most entertaining ever
offered to the public.
HE Furnished Weekly to subscribers only, at 81 r
year. All letters must be addressed to
JOHN S. DYE, Broker,
Publisher and Proprietor, 70 Wall street,
New York
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-07-25

100 BBLs. sALT--for sale at the Peonle,, store
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-07-25

DIR. Thomas w. RaEtzeIE.
HAVING permanently located in Lancaster will give
his undivided attention the practice of his pro-
lesion, as Physician and Surgeon.
He may be found at all times at the Drug Store-un-
loss professionally engaged.
general supply of Family Drugs and Medicines will
be kept for sale at the old stand of Bradshaw Baltze
prepared by myself.
Lancaster, NAV 26th 1856 10 &c
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-11-30

fFrom the San francisco Herald, Nov.
The intelligence received Of the Astounding hnan-
eia known the history Of country-even more
asastrous because moro universal than tha, Of 1857
naturally caused good deal OF uncasincss in this city
followed by eager inquiries 10 who among dsas
trcosy affected thereby II became known at late hour
that the drafts Of Sather Church had been
turned protested and after the streets which had
before been quiet and amoa deserted, alive with
anxious people hurredy pursuing their way 70 the banking
house Of Messrs sather Church. in Battery street About
one O'Clock quite number had gathered, when the csab
shment opened and the payment Of specie for checks
snd certificates Of deposit commenced About half past
Mr. Saher appeared at the half open door, and
. hat all persons having demnnds against the house OF
ner Churoh might and be paid and at the samo
me enreatng those who had not 10 depart from their
~oors Among those who entered were the Sheriff and
omcers, who held attachments 10 the amount of forty
S.s dollars, which Immediately protected by
.vy We learn elso that OTTER attachments we're
a.sr u@ds Cotton out, and levies made, until the
% 70 com bars and bullion, taken possession Of by
80. o'.. reached 800 900. About four O'Clock there
'smporary lull In the storm, and the doors
smut Ior snort time, but reopened again TO another
swarm ~ ANXIOUS CREDITORS, who had Just received the
sSAamn8 n,egence, and payments we're continued until
q M'e ss.er nine o'clock A. NJ, when the doors
on The building p'~N""' WIZ P''''''
NSs Bruwmsgn Go, viii protec, at xesrs. ParrO.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-11-30
News from New Granada.
OUR AsPIswALL CoRREsPoHpgSCr.

AsTSwAIL, Nov. Il, 1851
Naral and Shipping If War ~
Nicaragua agains Costa Rica-Deaih Of Ceorge X. Gl,d
don, the Antiquarian, dc, &c.
The passengers from California reached Aspin wall
two O'Clock A. NJ this morning They arrived at Panama
the Golden Gate Thursday morning ioth but shortly
after leaving Panama. the FIRST train conveying the
sure and mails ran on the track and they detained
until seven O'Clock on Friday night when the track
re laid and the trains enabled 20 pass.
The Northern Light reached Aspinwa on Sunday morn
ing At early hour only ~ days from New York she
In gallant style graceful and buoyant and was laid
along side the wharf a. she were toy IN the hands Of
her officers she the favorte ship Of the line and
her commander the favorte captain She N the only
ship having sufficient accommodations for The great nun
The Northern Light takes home over two millions /,
treasure-about $500 900 for New Orleans and little
over 49, ~ % ySur ey % you pefsexe caaor
doubtless will feel the pressure, but having banks 70
suspend and no paper currency, the pressure viii
The tinted states frigate wabash Is stin m por,. all
we'll The saratoga y at Greytovn. learn that abe has
aon 70 eeSs Sssss sss hoosh not
cast anchor in Boccas dol roro fChrqu on the 10th ut
all we'll she will have little TO do IN inierceg-ing ali
busters.
The varina, Lieut. Commanding Craven with tho
arato surveying expedition, reached carthasena about
The British screw frga,e Brunswick sailed for cartha-
gena on Saturday.
George r. Gddon, the Antiquarian died at Panama on
Nicaragua has declared war against Costa Rca en-
close the declaration.
Col Kinney is NJ Aspinwan
Col Totten goes home by this ship TO renewhis health
NEWSPAPER ACCOUNTS.
The Panama Hsrah of 10th Of November contains tho
following rvs summary yThe Ann and Isabella sails TO-
day from Aspinwsll for London, with full cargo of
cocoa hars tobacco hides, sarsapara, &C. This the
ays, vessel that sailed from Aspnwall for London
drec, since the opening Of the railroad, and the pioneer
OF a regular line. -. Il. -
There i at present In circulation in this city number
NJ pedmontese two Hvre pieces, which pass FOR forty
cents but are intrinscally Of much less value
on saturday last meeting OF the merchants and bus-
uess men Of this eay held in the office Of Mr.. p. NJ
Mcrno 10 take into consideration the notice issued by O.
Totem Esq Engineer In Chief of the Panama Railroad
stating that and after the 22d instant the now cur
rent the lshmus would only be received at lus value
United states currency. long an general conversa-
ton took place in which almost every present brought
forward 20 show the injurious effects o the measure
and the great injustice would nfct the public gene
rally who accustomed 70 the existing currency
number Of suggestions were made but definite mo
,ion was made on the subject
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-11-30
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.
LONDON MONEY MARKET.

LONDON, Nov. II, 1857.
Consols closed nrm 10 day at advance Of 4 x
Fridays prices. The closing quotations s9h sex
for money, and 30 for the 7th Of December.
Other descriptions Of funds have also advanced do
cidedly
Bank stock quoted al a IA; Reduced, ss,t assX;
new three per cents, ssk ssk.
The sales In foreign stocks have been quite limited and
there has been no material change in prices.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.
The summary prepared by the agents of the Aso
cated Press At Southampton, and received hero from
Captain Walton OF tho Fulton contains reference what
10 the Liverpool cotton market-a very provoking
piece Of careessness the part OF the agent at that
placcsnd the few miscellaneoas papers received are
nearly barren Of commercial well a. general news
We find Liverpool despatch Of Tuesday, the l7th pro-
essng 10 report the tcrpool market. but thsrs
Ia reference whatever American descriptions mo
quotations for Pernsm Marsnham, Egyptian, surai &c,
about farthng above the at tho sail
ing OF the Africa, on1he 14th The market Is sad to
have closed very fat, with sales Of only 500 10 1000
bales. Quotations were nearly nominal whilst operators
were awaiting further financial deyelopements
LONDON BREADsruFFs MARKET.
LONDON, Nov. ~, 1857.
There heavy decline in grain in Mark lane yes-
terday, causing panic the trade whca, IL 2s aas
cheaper on the better qualities Inferior Is totally un-
salcabc.
LONDON PRODUCE MARKET.
LONDON, NOV. II, 1901.
There has been quite Improvement In tho sugar
market; the advance reaching 70 fully As. per cwt
In rice and coffee thsre IA but little doing.
The tallow market is nat
Linseed oil is quoted at 31s 32s.
LIVERPOOL BREADsTUrPs MARKET
IIvERPooL, Nov. II, 1867.
Wheat and -four with slow retail saes al decline
on the week Of I'd. Cd. wheat and Is. Cd a u. on
-four
In Indian there but little inquiry, and quotations
nominal.
xAscuEsrKR AND OTHER MARKETS.
At Manchester goods generally unaltered In price
slight Improvement had taken place In the woollen
trade nj Leeds.
In Huddcrshed good business was doing
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-11-30

of Wells, Fargo Co., Talant Wilde, Fretz Ralson,
b. Davidson and Parrot Co, but all demands
promptly paid the excitement ceased and by twelve
O'Clock the miniature panic end.
During the day attachments sued against the
well known shipping and commission house of Moore
Foger, hide dealers 10 the amount of $35 600 1t is
thought however that the house will be able to re-
sume their present difficulties beng only temporary and
occasoned by the failure of Wllets Co., of New York
The house of Moore Foger bears high reputation for
honesty and good business and s hoped that they may
come out of their troubles without serious injury.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-11-30


BRowyR-ln San Francisco, October a. the wife OF Mr.
n. X Brewer OF a son.
cAvrsAvoa-M Iowa Hill, October ID, the wifo Of P.
Cavensugh Of a daughter.
Folx.-In San Francisco, Oct 81, Mrs s Folk Of a
daughter.
FnRy-At Grizzly Flat, October s, the wife Of A. p.
FssErn MarysyiIe, oct 81, the wife Of Robert Fin.
ME Of a son.
GaRpSre-In san Francisco, October a. tho wife Of Mr.
HutsEs-ln Sacramento October 20, the wife of Mr. NJ
Holmes OF q daughter.
HAvsLKY-In stockton, October 20, the wife c Joseph
Hawsley of a daughter
IAIIxER-At Gold Hill, Placer county October "a tho
wife Of l. ~ Iatmcr OF a son.
:, MrK-ln santa Cruz, Sept 20, the wife Of !. H. l.
McGrln San Francisco, October 1e the wife of Capt
George McGce OF daughter
MoRRs-ln Nspa, October 7, the wife OF Mr.. s Morris
OF a son.
PlSRy-r Santa Cruz, Sept IS, the wife Of Dr. Isaac
PiruS-In Sacramento, Nov. /, the wife Of Or. G. J.
Phclan Of daughter.
RYrR-In San Francisco, October 2l, the wifc Of Mr..
RcorAt Campo seco October l5 the wife Of Nathan r.
Root Of q con.
waRKsIn Sacramento, October %, the wifc Of Mr. NJ
wmrs-M Yankee Jn's, October %, tho vito Of $.
White Of q son.
MARRIAGES.
ASTHoSY-Haypyosp-lnsan San Francisco, Oct Is, by Rev.
Miss Carrie Augusta Hsndford, Of Williamsburg, L. l.
sanna-GRrss1s-ln Stockton, Oct 10, Charles Baxter
10 Miss Hannah Grimm.
RfsxDrr-IINp.--In San Francisco, OCT. Il Capt VIM
Benedict 70 Mrs. Margaret Hind
Boyp-Hrnsoy In San Francisco Oct. 70, by Rev n.
Hi@ly Capt VIM. II. Boyd, of the brig herchanman 10
Lovina l. Hudson, both Of San Francisco
Blerlew.m mossoE.ln SAN jose, Oct q, AZ the resi-
dence Of NJ Hardy, Esq, by Rev. n Briefly, Mr.. A. j.
Beeow Of San Francisco, 10 Martha j. Monroe, Of San
Jose
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-11-30
THE NEWS FROM EUROPE.
ARRIVAL OF THE FULTON OFF CAPE RACE.
Quarter of a Million Of Specie ON
Freight.
IMPROVEMENT N coNsOLs.
THE BANK OF FRANCE KXPANDING
MORE FAILURES IN ENGLAND AND FRANCE.
THE DECLINE IN WHEAT,
&C., &c., Ss

81. JOHNS, ~ F., Nov. Bpm
The New York and Havre line steamship Fulton Capt.
Woton passed Cape Race last evening 1t O'Clock She
left Havre the nth inst and Southampton at O'Clock
on the afternoon Of the 18TH She seventy
gers and $3.50 900 SPECIE very large and valuable
cargo OF French merchandise.
The Fultens dates four days later than those
brought by the Vanderbilt already teegraphed from this
| point
There no later news from India, and general news
\, Importance from any part Of the world.
Tho financial advces brought by Fulton, although
rios exciting those of tho Vanderbilt are nevertbe
less If absorbing interest.
Tn, good effects of the suspension of the Bank Charter
act were still showing themselves everywhere throughout
Great Britain.
The money market hrmer than at last advises, ,na
the demand for discounts the Bank Of England lest,
pressing.
Consols had also advanced the closing quotations on
the evening of the nth November being ssS 8s for
money and so for the account OF the nth OF December
The Bank of France, anticipated at last advces,
had announced its determination Immediately extend
its issues
The ratio of interest Hamburg had reoedcd the last
quotations being oh.
Notwithstanding the Improvement in the English money
market there had been several heavy failures various
branches OF business in Great Britain Tho more prom-
nent Of these the following
Jecoe Wix, merchants, in the Turkey trade;
jose 7. r. "a h CO. in the Brazilian trade;
Bardgett & Pckard; liabilities fl-o0o0;
Hoard, Boxon Co., in the Swedish trade; and
Edwards Metthe, East India colonial brokers Of
London.
The wolverhampton and staordshre Bank had stopped
payment Great excitement existed Wolverhampton in
consequence The liabilities of the bank are estimated at
nearly half million pounds sterling.
Several IRON manufacturing firms had called their
creditors together for the purpose Of trying to nuke some
amicabe arrangements, in order TO avoid, possible
full suspension.
The failures of most note in Paris those of Borden
Dubnt a. Co, and Heusote, Philippe viber.
The Cunard steamship Europa from Boston, via Halifax
November 4, arrived at Liverpool on the 10th.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-11-30
NEWS FROM CALIFORNIA.
ARRIVAL OF THE NORTHERN LIGHT.
~~o~sr.ooo~oo~r~o~~o~O~
Over $2,OOO,OOO in Gold Dust
On Freight.
S>>e<NNNoeNN~~~~e~|~N~
TK MASSACRES ON THE PLAINS.
>oo~e~~oNo~ON~o1~~~o~~
The Mormon Preparations for War
with the United States.
FIJI ANCIAL EXCITEMENT In SAN FRANCISCO
THE SUSPENSION Of SATHER q CHURCH,
&c, &C., &c.
ARRIVAL OF THE NORTHERN LIGHT.
TIE MASSACRES ON THE PLAINS.

The United States mail steamship Northern Light Capt
Tnkepaugh arrived at this port about five O'Clock yes
terday afternoon She left Aspinwa on the 2ls inst,
and brings the California mails to the 5th inst, 603 pas
sengers, and s2,l1s,662 in specie. The treasure is
divided follows
For New York NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. ,744 ,672
New Orleans Observation-Disclosures. 500 $50
Havana. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 1850
rotal ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. S2lIs 632
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-11-30

FROM tne fTahcSCO fefA0y NOV. OIL
Some two months since the residents Of Carson Valley
held public meeting, at which they resolved memo
riaze Congress for the erection Of Territory east
of the Sierra Nevada, including that and several other
valleys at the base Of the mountains. On the Sd the
residents Of Honey Lake Valley held meeting and endors
ed this action OF their Carson Valley brethren. This
design Is include this Territory the great basin
between the Goose Creek Of mountains the
and the Sierra Nevada the west and between the
son and Utah line the north aud the Colorado on
the south.
Both the meetings referred 10 elected Judge " Crane
their delegate lay the subject before Congress The
Honey lake Valley people resolved that II any attempt bo
made bring them under the jurisdiction of California
before the boundary line between this State and Utah has
been officially surveyed they will resist h with all the
power they command. committee has been ap
pointed 10 ask the Legislature Of California code and
transfer all the States interest 10 all lands lying
the main Sierra Nevada 10 the United States government
that theirs may be esablishcd on the othcr aihn.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-11-30

BY a telegraphc dispatch TO the Sacramento Union
dated Placerville october Is, have the following
and exciting Intelligence from Carson Valley
Crandals stage arrived yesterday evening al half past
two O'Clock, with full complement Of passengers, mail
and express matter.
From w. W Smith, who came passenger we learn that
an express messenger VIM Morchead, arrived at Genoa
ye minutes previous 70 the leaving OF the stage, with
from Honey lake Valley.
large number OF Pitt River Indians came into tho
Valley, joined with the Vashoes, and commenced steal
ngtock vegetables and other provisions Their numbers
great that the whites destitute Of the Of
protection and fear for their ives.
Mr. Moreland asks aid from the Superintendent Of Indian
Affairs in California Immediately and parties intend
ing 10 into the Valley with families this winter not
10 risk their lives by so doing.
The delegation appointed from Honey Lake Valley 10
attend the meeting at Genoa Wednesday last, were
prevented from coming by the Indian difficulties. Mr.
Morehcad left at late hour on Tuesday night and rode
through 10 Washoc Valley without halting.
Kik's train arrived here this evening.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-11-30
NEWS FROM THE PLAINS.


The News OF the Massacre Conf nfirmed-per,Is
Of the Emigrnnts-Complicity OF the Nor
mons with the Indians-Waslike Prepare
tions OF the Mormons-Declaration OF Nor
mon Ind ne ndencc
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1857-12-31
Reconstruction of Parties.

The New York Herald has begun to find
out that the Kansas troubles of the admin
istration are not so easily disposed of as it
first thought. II says. after discussing them
in a long article, ra.
"Wery well. The southern fire. eaters
have tried their guns against the admins
tration and they have had them spiked
Now Mr.. Douglas rallies the northern dirt
eaters 10 the assault, and I'VE await without
fear the issue to the administration. With
the democratic party, as national organi-
cation, the sun, we apprehend, has gone
down. The Rubicon has been crossed by
Mr.. Douglas-and whatever may be the SO.
luton of the Kansas squabble, we may look
for the disruption Of the democracy, north
and south, and the reconstruction of all par
ties for the succession upon sectional plat
forms and sectional candidates. Kansas, as
the case now stands, from all the lights be-
fore US, admitted as free state, or as q
slave state, upon any terms, will be suffi.
cient for the dissolution of the democratic
party, north and south. ..