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a. M MORTSON a. 70

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ao0 ounces sulphate Qunine French and American;
400 poinds Blue Mass, English and American;
100 pounds Galomel, English and American;
100 popnds Mercurial Ointment
500 pounds Honduras sarsaparlla
100 pounds hsst Turkey Opium;
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cases Indigo, Car. and Manila;
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Genl Agent Richard. Mary Yard "a II o.. Office of
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The Trustees have declared a Scrip Dividend of 33b
after paying cent interest outstanding Certificates
Of Profits and ordered the redemption Of the Scrip issue Of
1858.
Interest paid and Scrip 1858 redeemed The
May next The Certificates of Scrip of 1860 will be delivered
and after LIST June, 1860
CHAs BRIGGS, President.
ii. +. JASyIER, Secretary. a23 lin
Daily national Democrat., 1860-08-28

The Central Californian says it is reported
that at certain precinct in Ell Dorado coun.
ty, there was only one Breokinridge man.
lie however made difficulty last week, got
whipped and left the precinct.
PERU.-Lettcrs from Peru mention an at
tempted. assassination of President Castillo
The aspect of affairs looks very gloomy
indeed. An atrocious attempt was made to
assassinate General Castillo, and it seems not
10 be an act OF private revenge, but polti.
cal conspiracy There can hardly be any
doubt OF this as the sequel will show. The
PRESIDENT was passing as usual with his aid,
de>camp and another gentleman. from his
house to the palace, at o'clock in the even.
ing, when man on horseback, wrapped un
IN poncha and face half lowered approached
him, and fired when close, pistol at him.
The President happily turned around at the
same moment, and the ball directed at the
heart entered only the left arm. The as
sassin attempted to shoot second time, but
the pistol snapped.
- lie then threw it away and rode off at n
full gallop. He was white man, was well
mounted and wore a fine silk poncho, so that
he could not be common person Although
Naelilld anu his ala nad reVOlYers with them
they had no time to make use Of them. The
PRESIDENT then went into the palace, gave
some orders and returned home on foot The
wound does not seem to be dangerous; but
Yesterday the old General had some fever.
ana ne Is still eo26ned to his bed. A reward
ol 100000 was offered for the detection of
assassin -
We learn that private letters have reached
this city to the effect that Lieut.. Eldridge. of
the Peruvian Army, "a brother of 7. r Ell.
bridge, late State Translator for California
and at present Notary Public in Marys.
YiIle) has been arrested for the deed and i'm.
prisoned. The private letters spoken of rep,
resent Eldridge as having been aetuated by
patriotic motives in what he did, his object
being to rid the country of tyrant. The
act was daring one, but was unsuccessful
and We suppose Lieut.. Eldridge will have to
die. As a brave man, he is doubtless
ready
Daily national Democrat., 1860-08-28

A SMALL MArrER,-The San Francisco
Bulletin complains that the DEMOCRAT uses
its dispatches from ST. Louis, without credit
The charge is without foundation. The DEN
ocRAr pays for all the dispatches which it
receives, and it is immaterial to this office
whether the news is derived from the Bull
letin, the Alta, the New York Herald, the
Philadelphia Press, the Boston Post, or the
Washington Star. When a despatch is pub
lished in San Francisco or any where else. it
is public property, and as long as we pay for
a despatch from San Francisco, it is matter
of no consequence to us whence it was obtain
ed SO that it be reliable. 1t is our despatch
when we pay for it, and that is all we know
or care about it.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-08-28
MAR HSVIGLE.
TUESDAY MoRNING, AUGUST 2s.
Democratic Primary Election.

The following persons are appointed officers Of the
Primary Election, to be held TUESDAY, August 2sth
the Polls to be held at the following places
First Warl--At the Merchants Hotel Inspector
W. W. Presbury; Judge, John Spring, Clerk, Geo. W
stanton.
second warl--At the Institution Saloon, corner OF
Third and D streets. Inspector, F.. NJ. Paul; Judge
s. c. Tompkins; Clerk, J. Nee. Reardan.
Third Ward-At fremont Saloon, corner Second
stree, and Maiden Lane. Inspector, H. Barnett ;
Judge, Luxe O'Brien; Clerk. J. II LaSsiter.
Fourth Ward-At ToSn Talk Saloon corner OF sec
ond and C streets Inspector, A. D. Starr Judge,
Hugh Carr; Clerk, Geo. VI. Scott.
Polls open from to . O'Clock, P. NJ.
By order ofthe DOUGLAS AND JOHNSON CLUB.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-08-28

ereignty--in her is verified the principle of
self government-ths doctrine Of Stephen A.
Douglas. She will, in November next, show
her devotion to this cause by rolling up
majority for him ever the combined forces
of interventionists of the North,and interven'
tionists of the South-for belieysthe one is
as dangerous as the other.
To Stephen A. Douglas-thc mechanic, the
self made statesman, the great embodiment
of the principle that man is capable OF sell
government-I give my unqualified adher-
ence, and think there are 10000 just such
Democrats as myself in California, who will
do likewise.
again sincerely thank you for your kind
welcome and attention in listening to the ex'
preston of my humble views on the great
issue of the day, and beg leave to make way
for those who are better qualified than to
elucidate the questions which now divide our
party.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-08-28
Primary Elections.

BY reference to the proceedings OF the
Democratic County Committee, published on
our first page, it will be seen that to day
primary elections will be held in the several
precincts Of the county, to elect delegates to
the County Convention to be held on the lst OF
next month. The business Of the Convention
will be to nominate candidates for the Leg
islature, aad to elect delegates to the Demo-
cratic State Convention. to be held in Sacra-
mento on the 9th of next month.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-08-28

The DEMONSTRATION IN VoLCANo.-The
largest meeting that has assembled in Volea-
no (Amador county, since 1886, took place
on the night of the goth inst Great enthu.
siasm in favor of Douglas aud johnson pre-
vailed. Speeches were delivered by Col.
Madeira, P. c. johnson, R. NJ. Briggs, A. C.
Brown and Judge Gordon.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-08-28

DUTcH FLAT.-A resident of Dutch Flat
Placer county, writing to the Signal predict:
that the vote will stand as follows at Dutel
Flat, next November Douglas l25 Bel
y ; Lincoln, ITO; Breckinridge, 60. He
says If there is any gamer on the above
Douglas is the man. The Breckenridge 6og4,
Democracy are getting terribly do,on in II.
"'o"th-their doctrine don't take in that
place.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-08-28

a CAyE--A man, named Hubert Ward,
(well known in this city, was severely hurt,
yesterday, at Sucker Flat, by the caving of
a bank lie was completely buried for a
while, but was dug out in time to save life
His leg however, was badly broken in two
places.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-08-28

LOST CAMP.-At Lost Camp, Placer coun.
ty, an enthusiastic meeting was held on the
18th instant, and resolutions which
endorsed Douglas and johnson, were unani-
mously adopted The meeting was addressed
by Col Chapman. The Signal learns from a
correspondent at Dutch Flat, that at Lost
Camp election precinct IS votes will be cast.
divided as follows: For Douglas and johnson
56 Bell o; Lincoln %; Breckinridge the
disunion candidate, I.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-08-28

CALIFORNIA FfEE EATEEs-John B. Weller
and Milton S. Latham, both born and reared
in Ohio, are wonderful exercised in behalf OF
Breckenridge and secession. Gen. Denver
and Judge Baldwin, both born and reared in
Virginia, think Douglas will do very well for
President. The hottest California fire eaters
are from the North.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-08-28

TnE Lancha Plana Dispatch says that
leaving out one distinguished exception" a
Breekinridge man can scarcely be found in
Volcano Amador County.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-08-28

TuASKa-We desire to return our sincere
thanks to Mr. j. B. Kyle, and to Mr.. c. E.
Waite for the able manner in which they
conducted the Democrat, during our recent
"@sence
Daily national Democrat., 1860-08-28

ELECTION IN AMADoR CoUNTY.-A cores
pondcnt writing to the Union from Drytown,
August Esd, says:
To day an election was held in District No.
3, County of Amador. foi County Supervisor,
and George McWilliams, the Douglas DEM
cratic candidate, was triumphantly elected.
The Breckenridge men aud Republicans to
some extent united
Daily national Democrat., 1860-08-28

CLAIMS AT TiMBUoroo.--Last week few
companies wsahed up with the following re-
suit: Michigan claim, McAllis Il Co.. 49, ISL,
for six and half days run; Billy Marpers
claim, 81, loo. for eight days washing; Bow
yer & McAllis, washed up portion of their
tail fume, taking out over $4,000.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-08-28

The CALAvERAs CoNvENTIoN.-We learn
from the Amador papers, that the Calaveras
Democratic County Convention met at
Campo Seco, August Goth. Nominations were
made as follows: County Judge, W. Ii. Badg'
ley; State Senator Calaveras and Amador
p. A. Gallagher Assemblymen, O'Brien,
Childs and Nourse. Mr.. Nourse, after the
Convention had adjourned, declined; the
Central Committee will put another name to
the ticket. The friends of the nominees are
satisfied with the prospect of success. The
following are the names of the delegates elee-
ted to the State Convention. p O'Neill, j.
L. Demire, John Lavell, E. L. Stephenson, A.
c. Adams, W. L. Dudley, Andrew McGlyn.
NJ. A. Howe, Robert Patterson, E. L. Green,
B. F. Marshall, III. G.. Lewis, Geo. Bence, c.
Griswold.
Resolutions indorsing the nomination of
Douglas and johnson were passed, and the
nominees for the Assembly were required to
pledge themselves to nse all honorable means
to defeat the reelection of VIM. NJ. Gwin to
the United States Senate.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-08-28

MEETING IN IoNE.-On the evening of Aug
18th, meeting of four or five hundred per.
sons was held in lone City, Amador county,
and was addressed by j. Foote Turner, Wash
Wright, Judge Gordon and r. NJ. Briggs
The preference for Douglas and johnson, was
manifested by a large majority.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-08-28

A Coalition RuMoR IN AMADoR COUNTY
The Amador Ledger ofSaturday has the fol-
lowing: I'VE have received letter from q
Breckinridge Democrat in one of the upper
precincts, making inquiries about the rumor
that two or three of the most forward leaders
of his party are determined to make con-
cessions to two or three of the most forward
Republican leaders, for the purpose of form
ing coalition in the election of county Off
GERS. y We can say only that we
have heard the rumor to which our Breckin-
ridge friend so frankly alludes, and are quite
well convinced that Breckenridge Republi-
can treaty of hopeful friendship and promis-
ing alliance has been cheerfully contemplated
by Certain self important individuals" who
are selishly connected with Breckenridge
and Republican party operations"
Daily national Democrat., 1860-08-28

Douglas and johnson Club has been
organised at Volcano Amador County. One
hundred and twenty members were enrolled
on the first night
Daily national Democrat., 1860-08-28

The FAEE OF SIvA.-This celebrated Ma
gician and Yentriloquist will appear at the
Theater in this city on Saturday evening
next. He drew crowded houses in San Fran
cisco, and the papers there pronounce him
much superior to Prof. Anderson, the great
wizard of the North.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-08-28

MEETING AT JASEsvlLLE.-A correspondent
OF the Shasta Courier, says that the citizens
OF Janesville and vicinity. turned ous on the
evening of August 20th, to the Grand Breck,
inridge and Lane Rully"-answering to the
call OF large bills. After the speaking by the
BreckinrGgers was over, some one proposed
three cheers for Douglas and johnson, which
was heartily responded to by at least four
hfths of the crowd. Another correspondent
informs the Courier that the number of per-
sons present varied from thirty-6ve to forty,
whose political proclevities were classified as
follows Democrats, 81; Republicans, 8
Bellites, Z; Breckenridge and Lane, Q.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-08-28

THE Mountaineer, published at Dalles, in
Wasco county. Oregon, says "Waco will give
Douglas FIVE sixths of her entire vote.