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Etot d,h Louisiane-Pdrctsse dl6errl'e-
Conr az Gene District Jndtc'a're'
Succession de fcue Ophelia Bergeron'
hTTENDU, que TOussain, DeI %sIfaan &c t ipuI
| n enIiasse en- cette cour son a, rene Orbe.
administration de Ia sueee
liza Bergeron- 1onnfe a tous ceux que
Avis est par y IRyduire sous trente jours de Ia
celia coneefne = les raisons pour lesquelles Il
date DE ee p'ss,nal ne serait pas homolosue e
G Ga;, 10 ;usement De ce,ie eonr'
ialI h ss JuRet IS, 1850; cuau
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state of Louisiana-Parish OF oetVine-o'
Judicial District Court.
In matter of Estate OF Ludivine Ian
dry, deceased.
u1HEREAs. jules Wives, has his Gay
w fled in the ClecEs Office of this Cou..
his final account of Administration Of the ss,a J"
Of Indivine Landry, dec'd1.in MS capacity y
datiye ftestarnentary ExecutorIA.m.v. CON
Nsr;ee Is hereby given 20 all when u may con u
ern g show cause within thirty days lIon,
date bfthe publication heTeei, me sns,sd IN
made sindgment Of this Court, and the AauhA
li.trstqs1 bond cancelled.
-eRefsiiie, July. 10, 1860. ct.l
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In matteio of the Estte of F. Gaux.
"HERES, Laurent Cbti has this day pc
wv titionedhis Court for letters oil Curator
hin of the vaent Estate Of f. o>nx-
Notice is herby given 10 all wbsh it may con,
rn 10 show tause within ten daxSl~
die Of the publsation hereof VIZ 'no P'A'e
petitioner shouTpot be grs-'e"'
toeishie' n A. ESTEvbN, Clerk.
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Can Breckenridge be Elected?

This is a question which constitutes
now the staple of considerable specula-
ZION. As for ourselves, W. answer un-
hesitatingly in the affirmative. y few
weeks ago, when the nominations had
lust been made, and before a fair oppor-
4itv had been afforded to the Democ-
IN of the several States TO proclaim
Fer preferences, the prevailing opinion
/ hs that the election would be thrown
Ito the House for final decision; but
jcent movements and manifestations,
Both in the North and the South, leave
hardly any doubt that the issue will be
determined by the popular vote and
that it will be strictly confined between
Breckenridge and Lincoln. Having at
tentively perused all the periodicals
which have directed in Il special man
ner their attention to the probabilities
of the electoral votes Of thcStates, and
having critically examined for our
selvs, through the mediumd recognize
ed organs, their political tendencies, we
arrive at this conclusion /:
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c..onA;nn dc Z GauX.

Succesien dc +; Gaux.
AyyrENDU, ID hurent Cher a &c III rstfe,
A1sente une Psittn en- eele co.E sac.
d'obteuir de let,resSo\nle ouia'e"'
sSsssst mar lie pieAt donne a tous cenx que
Ia roncerre De dedte sous dix jours de ' !,
ATE de Z, les tsons pour iesque''es =
NC s.raiI pas f,i, dsVi n dite petition.
wv LANG CaE.&gvAN, Co.
sword. ' FsES. =. and With
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Etat della Louisi0ne--Parois d ibe'riaeT
Cour du 6ene Distrid Jadlcaa,t.
Dams la Succession dc feu AieAF Tau
thier.
TTENDU, qu'Elrabeth B. LsysrssIen son
"A propre droit CONNIE epouss sn,' :. as "a
communaute qn'existait entire cue e'te1it leu
S Trasimond Roth, e. CONNIE Tatrice natalle de
..urs eprans ~rninears, Godfrey I. Roth, apssB.
Roth ct Corane-s-RAih-ae &C. Jour pse.en1efs-
~ %a'nn,s Final de administration de hA,
c cs.sien De feu Alexis Gauthier, %enliasse en- CO
conr rour son d, epoux lie i3me. Jour De ,fsvn
1850. en- sa capacite d'Executen, Ies,amen,a !
Avis est par lie present donne a ,oax ;oS oTuI ~ J
celia coucerne de deduire sous trente JouIs Us
da,e Se &c present ses raisOns Eour iesqaelles
ii, Comnte Final ne serait pas homolognc ell !
10 ;nSement de cette Cour, ct la Succession
di TTasimond Roth decharse de touie respOh
Rn,eau din Grefier, JUN II, 1850:
ia1e NJ. A. ESTEVAN, Grefher
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C,-,.A IN LouisnRe-ParOIsse dIterraH,
Cour du 6me. Distrld.
a-s,cccssion de feuc Ludivine Landry.
q GsssS dans le bureau du Greffier de cette
Conr con tableau fnal administration de Va sue
.sss;on de (eue Ludivine landry, en- sa capaci.e
s'executeur testamentaire datlf.
Avis est par lie present donne a tous eenx que
- .o,cerpe de deduire sous 80 jonrs de Ia da's
de ce present les raisOns pour lesqnelles .e o. !,
,ahleau final ne serait pas homologue ct ialt |
;ngement de cette Cour, ct lie caniionnemeh' oS
.TExecuteur annulle.
bervile, Juliet IS, 1850: c..s.r
Y2l
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- - {
1xt, y
I Thar. -.,.u.u /,
:" re tall, |,
nd h. ss;d nas.i 10 us Try, try, try, +,
h. T,.
L.. %scub;ful breed
1ss- - ~ House fore | die. die, die;
81 as,,;,rk White House fore l die.
l,H:ao...
N his COW Il " a
.&raJ% dJ ,hat q, =, do, do;
some for NM ne for hifs,
In secret dik pire
Fya try 10 putthf lie fellow through, through,
80. through
To nut mel. eet,ov thrsugh.
\
:tm..
Al s..,,aan Jssf' I.hor.d with a win, viii,
anu I'm '
Ths,s thew "a with might and main;
H., .l,s i,xaf IN vain. -
m Du.h ~, c;slI ,h.m was up hill, hill,
I'm.
r..n.,l ,ha;rk, lad Them was up hill.
|
|. Y.
But they didn't Ito shirk,
80 tney phcu tncy thoh W." u.,l,
But while they worn was near" s
sound, sonnd'eud'
:. "You are on a loofFrand oeh''
He cannot be rresNt, ro,nd
His coat-tails, sirs, arSo near uo s
ground, grouadi
His coat-tails are to@ar the gro"h''
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Of
ELANCON

Auctioneer.
IBLIC AUCTION,
August, =, 1860,
he Bayou Goula Ho~
)by and in pursuance 10
a. the Fourth Judicial Dis
louisiana, in and for the parish
dated 22d June, 1860, rendered
the above succession, the fol-
ed property, to wit:
n TRACT OF LAND, lying
in the parish Of lbe-viIle, on the
4 the river Mississippi, at about
and forty ppents from the mar
kIver Mississippi, measuring two
nd the one half Of al arpent trout to-
mississippi river, 10y twenty ar
depth, bounded in front BY land Of
uaudln, above 10y land of Prudent
below by land of Paul uebc,t, to-
all the buildings and improve
nv eXist
Four hundred dollars CASH on
Sale, and the balance Of the price
one and two years from the day
Purchaser Ia furnish good secured
Interest at eight per cent from ma
I'd mortgage reserved and vendors
with the clause de non d~tteHdHd0-
II notes to bc made payable to the order o.
Divide Braud, administrato,.
G.. ). ROUSSEAU,
A~uctoneor.
Ibcryillc, Jurv Goth, 1860. j,3O
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V'ente <tS S"ccess'""'
,oUp DU6ME.

IL
L.,a;,. Paroisss. d I6erriiie, Eat de IA
Louisidne. - ~
/ e, ve,,u dun sordfe on decret a MOI ao!esse
h. ruou,ble. C6ur du Gene. District !uuiciaiIe
IL liE,at dc Ia Louisiana, en- e. pour la paio,sse
Sthssville. portant date lie gseou,an,' 'eA
.se.si en- vente publique au pins onran'
yeI encherisseur, pour dus complain,
Il. Lundi, lie 90 Juliet p~rochain'
,A I, beures A. NJ. a la maison De copr oe
cer paroisse les prophecies ei apfes
paenant ala
Succession de feuc Augustine favron
ct Ia communante qui existait entire e,s :.
:nv s5ryiyant F~ioresiin Badeaux. sayon.
ufM1RCEAU DE TERRE mesursnt oooIs
~ h acres si,ue dams la paroisse q loe,s'ue
d.n. lection fractionelle No. 81, Iowhso,P ?,
RanrI - Est. borne dun cote par terre oe oed =.
ism,of nae vile ct de rauire cote par 'erre ue
yalfs1 es %HIE Ss BLANCHARD, shsrif.
Par d'Iberville, lie 81 JUN, ls6o:-
,es %Sate b kouisiana-Parish of Herpiae-et
lad XII District Court. :. :,
ia ElnNs4r of the Estate OF Camine L
At standby. ~,
@ FWNAs, Joseph vo'sy Hebert' mas IN
So w oakk,eiitioned this Court ior leue,' r
admihlsuns, of the succession oil oam"ie I
Notice : herev given TO all whom 1T may COZ o,
Germ 10 sh'w eaSe within ten days ironn :
dale ofthe F'blIcaii hereof, why the prayer
70 said p%e,itioier shoufo1ot be granted.
10 Clerks oAce, June : 1850.
je23 NJ. ESTEVAN, Clerk.
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Court House Exchange.
---a Levy.

David Levy
UVAyING purchased out the interest," OF me-
n,r,ner. will continue 10 carry on lne
hn.,,fss A. the old stand, where he VIII always
have ne o"s al
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WHEREAS, Toussaiut Derocher hsst
w filed IN this Court his Final fsbeSu OF Au-
minis,ration of the estate oil Ophel" befseio"'
deceased - mar
Notice is hereby gwen 70 all Nhom u m sw
concern TO show cause within thrty cay Irnt
the date hereof why said hnal tsO1eau uou tbis
court.
Iberville, July is, 1850 srrv,N C,srk.
iy2l VI,
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STATE of Louisiana-PdriM of Iber47f
6h Judici0L District Court.
In matter of the Estate Of Aleis
Gauthier, decih 4
WHEREAS: Elizabeth B.. Levefett, iner
w own right as partner in the cosnmyty
which existed between her and her late hoso,d
Trasinond Roth, deceased, and as Natural
,rix. duly anaiifed of their minor chiidren,
frsy Il. Roth, John B. Roth. aud Coralie ;; kcv-
has this day petitiOned this Court Tor the nom
LOCATION of her Final Account OF asmm'ss,snS
Of the Estate of Alexis Gauthier, dsedsiieap
her laid deceased husband, on the lStn oay.o
| February, 1860, in his capacity oil resteme~s
| ~ Executor 1, ma
concern 10 show cause within thirty days "
the date of the Publication hereof, why tue - !
Final Account of administration should no. :
bomologated and made the Judgment OF ,u
Court. and the Estate of said Traslmond ap'
he discharged from any further liabilities IN "a
premises. - cen
Clerk'sofice, June lI,b, 1850. -
Il lie NJ. A. ESTEVAN, Clerk.
NAo
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A 4, die nsroisse dlheTNe dams la vile
19pIso"smine-un des dts lOamesururt cin-
Inan,e pieJs de face sur Ia rnau Maine a'ec
a Ina nTo,pndeur de cent pleds, bos du cote yer
u seuye par lot appartenant a a ABBOT de ,aa
I ire cote paw allie, Appellee E. s coS., a al sy,ie re
NV =, ~ ci-anres .decrit. Laulreot mesurant
o;xan,e pieds de face sur la rue Seinary, avec
nne pro(ondcur de cent einqGante patre pleds'
ume Americaine. &c DAT lot ct Inc du cote
~srsi e Gayou PIaquemine pa, lots aarteIant a
Snsre purand. Augustus Talbot lie lot ei'
T.ssus premierement decrt, de iauh cote pan
-, anpar,enant a Louis Petit, ct Gu Tlere pa
Themis Alley, ainsidue 'o9'es les ba'ses, bar
liay-s, Authorizations ct Apparienans qui s.
,r.nvent sur les dts ~terTairh Ell y appaiennen'
CORdltlOpS.
I,couereur f%ourniTa son bon on digaiio
avec caution en- soido payable dams doue moi
du-iour de la veute, portant utere' a taen de
no1r cent par an ct assure par hypotheee sP
ciaIe sur les proprieies vendues. g..
fTHEO. BLANCHARD, shif.
II INLET 1850.
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STATES FOR LINCOLN AND HMLIN.

p twill be seen that in this bunt we
concede to Lincoln States Which are
strongly contested, and whic might
more appropriately, perhaps, beclassed
as doubtful, TO wit Rhode lslad, Con-
necticut, New York and Indian But
granting these to him, his electdal vote
only amounts to l42.. ~
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FOR BREcKINRrpGE AND LANE

t. -.
These States, forming an ag4fgan
Of r9felectoral votes, are now 5iver
sally admitted to be in favor of od BaE
timore. feminess. A single glane at
political statistics of each OF hese
States will satisfy any candid en9iren
Of the certaintYlupon which theynS
be relied on. AS considerable dsetis
Manifested in regard to MaESiau-a
State, which, by the way, We bciee TO
e radically welded to thgprlncipis Oh
Dfeckinrid ae 1T TO Beisnd
Everett, leavingas doubtful Stateshe
following =.
pennsylvania ..25 Missouri
new Jersey 2 I Delaware. ...:.i
Let ps now examine the political coz
plexion Of the foregoing States.
DELAwARE.-In 1856, the majority {
Buchanan. was 1899. In 1858 the we
Tor Governor stood : Democrat, 7I5s
Opposition, 1854, Democratic majorie
zo4. This shows a great reduction \
ne Democratic majority within w
years. But when it is borne in mn
VIA "PP'itHbiy uioaoeio"S
vas accomplished by a combination 9
me Black Republicans with the Amer
cans and Douglasites, the chances 9
preckinridge will be found to be suP'
!or to his opponents in the field. ID.
sldes, the two leaders of the Democratl
PARTY, Bayard and Whiey, have take
he stump, and with them there is Il
nch world as 'fail.D
MIssouRI.-This State, we have ever
5eason to believe, will give her elect
fal vote to breckenridge and Lane. w
+ Are aware of the thousand and one slal
ferrous f~abrications spread throuGho'
7. the country by the agency of the Doui
Il lasite chiefs, but our friends may loo
upon them as empty b~alderdash. III
Z Democratic presses, in a majority OF c
| Sos. declared their preferences for o.
/ nominees, as the classification which Y
lately placed before our readers OF !,
/ pers published in that State, amply d
/ monstrates. Missourlis democratic.
At the last State election,
School superintendent, the vote s'o,
,kfoIlows prpecrats 6t.z.si FPS
IN SOL -
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ess ~ Ssslien general
Daily national Democrat., 1860-08-28

MR. LATHAM's FIRST AND SECOND CHOICE
Mr. Latham has, in effect, declared that while
Breckinridge is his first choice for President,
Abe Lincoln is his second choice W0 quote
from his contradictory" address to the De-
mocracy of this State:
II stand, therefore, where have ever stood
upon this question. and believe, as have al
ways believed, that no doctrine is SO untena-
ble, so unjust aRd so disastrous to the peace
of the country, as this doctrine of Judge
Douglas, asserting the sovereignty Of the terri
GorieS
Seemingly fearful that the people would
not perceive the force of this language, he
repeats the idea in the third paragraph be-
low, thus
"The Republican doctrine of the power and
right of Congress on this question, is, to my
nilnd, less disastrous to the best interests ofthe
country than "Squatter Sovereignty"
This is singular language to come from a
Democrat. If Mr. Latham is honest in giving
it utterance, he would Of course cast his vote
for Abe Lincoln, or VIM. III. Seward, or
Chase, or Sumner, sooner thon for Douglas
In other words, while Breckinridge is his
first choice. he proclaims that Lincoln is his
second Evidently Mr.. Latham could not be
aCathoc. For if he could not get inside of
the portals of Heaven, rather than go to pur-
gatory, he'd choose an abiding place in re-
gion--full of such Democrats.-Shastd
Courier
Daily national Democrat., 1860-08-28
COMMON COUNCIL.
ADJOURNED MEETING.

MONDAY, Aug. 27.
Present, His Honor the Mayor and Aid. Davis.
Dickey, Thomas, Weeks, Hudson, Walker, Mann
and Shields. -'7
Resolution authorizing the pumping out of the
cisterns. Adopted. fT
Report of finance committee received.
Resolution authorizing warrants in favor of E.
NJ. Root for s32 so; ] Donovan $40 90: do 90 l2
John Cummns Sc 90. Adopted.
Council then set as Board of Equalization.
Moved that the valuation of property of B A
Spear stand as returned by the Assessor. Adotp-
ed.
License committee reported back assessment
roll without recommending any alteration.
Alderman Hudson offered the following: Re-
solved, That the Assessment list as reported by
the Assessor and corrected by the Council, be and
is hereby confirmed and approved, and the clerk
is directed to compute and extend the assessments
therein, and also to add the delinquent list on re-
al estate of lS5S and also the delinquent list Of
1859 to the same, and place the same in the hands
OF the Marshal for collection. Adopted.
Council adjourned
Daily national Democrat., 1860-08-28
COURT OF SESSIONS.
HoN. CHARLES LrNDLEY, Judge.

MONDAY, Aug. 81.
People vs. Fred Clark Nolle prosequi entered
People VS.. M Marks. Same order
People VS.. VIM Anderson. Arraigned and
granted until Wednesday next to plead.
Simon Lipp and Patrick Casey discharged from
custody.
Jose Maria Gramus and Jesus Figuerroa-ar
raigned and plead guilty.
People VS.. John George johnson. Arraignet
and plead guilty.
Tuesday,
Daily national Democrat., 1860-08-28
The Medical aud surgical Institnte q

Ahc MeOIcaA Hn0 surgical Institute of
Dr. L. j. CZAPKAY, is already secured in a position
which places it, as well as its proprietor far above
the assaults of envy and professional malice In the
schools of France the highest prizes are often award
ed to practitioners in this department of Medical
SCIENCE and they occupy with others, an equally lofty
position in the profession. Rcord an lustrious ex
simple, shining light among the philosophical stars of
his age in Europe and Dr. Czapksy has fully equalled
him in this country, as proof of which, the Pha-
delphia College Of Medicine complimented him with
Diploma, and the honorary Gd eurdenl degree Se-
Letting this as his field of operation, although qualified
as graduate Of the University of Pesth, and late
Chief Surgeon Of the Hungarian Revolutionary army
for more extended abors DR.. L. j. Czapkay has bent
his earnest attention to the of chronic and pri
vate diseases in which he has become so great an ex
pert that he is regarded as the LEADER in this
branch of his profession throughout the United States
and his portrait and biography published as mat
ter Of interest to their readers in the most exclusive
journals The Doctors offices are at his Medical and
Surgical Institute, Sacramento street, corner of
Leidesdor nearly opposite the buildings Of the Pa.
cihc Mail Steamship Company.
eB- We ask particular attention Of our readers to
the sworn certificates of remarkable cures, in another
column of this paper. je30-3m
Daily national Democrat., 1860-08-28

FATAL AcolDENT.-On the 23d inst, near
Diamond Springs, El Dorado county, Mrs.
Elizabeth Gordon was accidentally killed.
She was riding in wagon, when the horses
took fright and ran away. She jumped out
andin doing so her neck was dislocated, from
which injury she died the same day. She
55 years of age, native of England, and re
Gently of San Francisco
Daily national Democrat., 1860-08-28

DAILY STAGE LINE FROM NEVADA TO WAsuoE.
The Nevada Journal has the following: John
sale is making ample preparation for running
daily line of stages between this place and
Virginia City, through the Henness Pass.
The first stage will leave in about three
weeks, or in less time if the road is completed
at Bowman's Hill. 1t is the purpose of the
proprietor of the line to carry passengers
through in one day by day light, which is
easy of accomplishment. The present travel
over the route will justify the stage line con
templated Mr.. Sale has the road already
stocked for the enterprize.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-08-28

The LADY DAsHAwAYs DoING Coon The
Ladies Dashaway Association held an inter
esting meeting yesterday afternoon, at Dash
away Hail. and appointed committee to
wait upon three unfortunate women whose
terms OF sentence for drunkenness yesterday
expired, and invoke them to take the pledge.
The committee succeeded in prevailing upon
two of the poor creatures to ioin. and the
third will probably beeQme = member to
days r. Call
Daily national Democrat., 1860-08-28
MRS. WINSLOW

An experienced nurse and female physician, has q
Soothing Syrup for children teethng which greatly fa
ctate the process of eetkng by softening the gums
reducing all inAamation-will aay all pain and ii
sure to regulate the bowels Depend upon it mother.
it will give rest to yourselves aud relief and health "a
your infants. Peectly safe in all cases. See adver
usemeht IN announcer column. may4-1Y
Daily national Democrat., 1860-08-28

SPEAKING of Hon. P. A. Gallagher, the
Democratic nominee for State Senator from
Calaveras and Amador Counties, the Lancha
Plana Dispatch says: We desire to warn
the Democracy against report, started for
the purpose of injuring Mr.. Gallaghar, to the
effect that he is disposed to favor the Breck.
onridge secessionists. Mr.. Gallagher is a
firm and decided supporter of Dougla j ohm
son and the Regular Democracy. lie has no
boiling proclivities.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-08-28
Sperial 9utitrs.
AGENCY NOTICE.

Mr.. L. P. FISHER is our only authorized Agent of
San Francisco to receive advertisements, receipt for
the same and to transact business generally for the
DEMOCRAT. 0mce-No. t7iX Washington street
nearly opposite Maguire's Opera House, upstairs
HOllOway's Ointment IsA MIGHTY HEALER
The angry wounds and inaamed aud irritating ulcers
that cause continuous agony to the sufferer are re-
moved, and the pain assuaged by the application o.
this great healing remedy 1t terad Gates the poison
Gus particles from the flesh, and effects perfect and
and permanent cure.
eaBC Sold at the mandatory, No. So Maiden Lane
New York, and by all Druggists at 25c, G3c and Al
per pot. au2t
Daily national Democrat., 1860-08-28

SEND MONEY SEND MONEY The follow
ing circular was sent to the Ohio Postmasters
One recipient of the document sent his copy
TO the Cleveland Plaindeaer and became an
ardent friend of Douglas
COLUMBUS (Ohio,) July 81, 1860 Dear
Sir: movement, as you are aware, has been
inaugurated here in favor of Breckenridge
and Lane. The vital principles of our Ma
tional Democratic party are at stake in the
coming contest. You know that political
canvass cannot be successfully carried on
without funds. Great numbers of documents
must be circulated, and great variety Of
expenses incurred which will readily suggest
themselves to the reason ofall. The Central
Committee, under the direction of the meet
ing which appointed it, have had the duty
imposed on it Of reminding you that all who
are occupying official positions are expected
to contribute to the expenses of the cam
paign. 1t is hoped, therefore, that you win
respond promptly to this notice, and that you
will not regard the sum of fifty dollars too
much for you TO Advance, Please direct your
remittance to Thos. Sparrow, Of this city,
treasurer. JoHN DAWSON,
Chairman State Ex Committee.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-08-28

RIcH srRIKE-on Monday of last week, in
the Orc Mining District, in Nevada county
compann took out $4,000 in a few hours
There was great excitement in consequence
Daily national Democrat., 1860-08-28

HalI's Sarsnparilia, Yellow Dock md
Iodide of Potass is prepared from the finest red ia
maca Sarsaparilla and English Iodde of Potass-ad-
mirable as restorative and purifier of the blood it
cleanses the system of all morbid and impure matter
removes pmples boils and eruptions from the skin
cures rheumatism and pains of all kinds. All who
afford should use 1t, as it tends to give them
strength and prolong life.
Sold by druggists generally at 81 per bottle.
r. HALL CO., Proprietors,
Wholesale Druggists, 143 and 1i5 Clay street,
mhl3-6m Below Montgomery San Francisco.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-08-28

Tue Republicans of Nevada county, met in
Convention on Wednesday, and nominated
the following ticket. ForState Senator, Jno.
J. Skies; Assemblymen, e. F. Spence, Jere-
miah Watts E. W. Councilman, j. S. Perkins
end NJ Avery.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-08-28

Destructive FIRE.-We learn that an ex-
tenslve fire occurred in San Ramon Valley,
on Wednesday, August 22d says the Alameda
Gazett, by which several hundred acres of
grain, principally wheat, was destroyed, a
considerable quantity ofwhich had already
been thrashed, and was in the sack. George
and Benjamin Carrick are heavy losers,
they having four hundred acres, the loss is
equel to $4,000.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-08-28
TELEGRAPHTC,
TOWER THE STATE LINE.1
Sonora, Aug. u,

Sonora, Aug ~.
At the Douglas Democratic County Con.
vention in Sonora to-day the following nom
nations were made: for State Senator Le-
ander Quint; for AssemLlymen, Jno. Dunn,
G. Gilmer, C. w. Kendall, B. L. Conyers.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-08-28

wv AiohO IOT Dbhbe senator Lee
onder Quint; for AssemLlymen, Jno. Dunn.
U. Gilmer, c. W. Kendall, B. L. Convers.
CoLoUsA AND TEHAMA.--A Democratic
Trend writes US, says the Nation, that he con.
versed recently with an ardent Breckinridge
man, who adjust been through the counties
of Colousa and Tehama, and had taken some
pains to ascertain the complexion of politics
there. Says our informant
He told me that we had them in Colousa
town, but that they would have us in the
county; That Tehama would be very close
at any rate, that Douglas majority there
would not more than offset Breckinridge's
majority in Colousa This is Breckinridge
mans opinion. Latham had more than 900
over Curry last fall in two counties. In TIE.
hama the vote stood Latham, ITO; Curry.
92. speak of this as a fair index of the
feeling in the northern portion of the State
1t shows the falacy of the Boilers contend
ing that the Latham vote of last fall is going
to bolt this year and go for Breckenridge.