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assessment and some burial expenses
We were led into another slight error by the
Physicians report, which placed the number of
lays of treatment for the quarter at All. The
iumber, that official now informs us, should
have been 562, which will reduce our estimate
,f the daily expenses of each patient from 81 SO
loS2 429 and the weekly expenses per pa
lient from $50 % to SIC 97I.
We allude to this subject again for ihe par
ticular purpose of correcting these errors. As
we stated last week, it is the system which we
think needs changing Under the present sys-
tem-and this statemant is due the Superinten-
dent-the Hospital will cost nearly as much
with two patients as with dozen, for be the
patients few or many, the salaries of Physician,
Steward and Cook-S2, ,s60-remain the same.
Hence to economise, the system must be chang
ed The Board might advertise for proposals to
keep the INDECENT county sick at the Hospital,
at so much per patient per diem. Ifit is made
obligatory upon the contractor to furnish the
patients with such food as the Physician may
order, they could not suffer from nggardness on
the part of said contractor.
1t is known that there is an excellent garden
spot belonging to the Hospital, and the con-
tractor could easily raise all the vegetables that
would be needed. He could also keep COW or
two, and thus save milk and butter bill of sew
eral hundred dollars per year. he could like
wise raise hogs and all the poultry needed at
the Hospital.
In view of all these facts it seems to US that
many persons would be glad to contract for the
keeping of the INDECENT county sick at the Coun-
ty Hospital, at rate that would aggregate for
the year a much less sum than the institution
costs under the present system. We may be
mistaken. The experiment of change, howev-
er, could not worst the county much, and may
do it good. Why not try it?
The Shasta courier., 1859-12-03

nss- Fred. Douglass, the negro Abolitionist,
has escaped to Canada He writes back that
all slave holders outlaws, and that 1t is per-
fectly right and proper "to hunt, harass and
strike them down wherever they can be found"
The Shasta courier., 1859-12-03

nSr On Thursday night house occupied by
Mr.. Morton and family, at the saw-mill OF
Shepard L Gass, half a mile below WeaVerViiie'
was burned Sad to relate, Mrs. Morton was
also consumed in the building. A little girl
years of age, escaped from the burning bnilding
with slicht injury. So SAYS the Journal
The Shasta courier., 1859-12-03

CANON HorsE.-This well-known Hotel has
passed into the hands of our friend James Wa
ters-a gentleman well qualified to make it a
popular house. With good food on the Table,
and choice liquors at the Bar, the Canon House,
under Mr.. Waters superintendent, must be-
come popular.
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BIRTHS,

In this place, on the md inst, the wife of NJ.
J. Henley of a son.
At Piety Hill, on the oath ult., the wife of
Robert Landsdale, of son.
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MARRIED

At Sands Flat, on the 9th ult., by E. X. Shed,
Esq, Mr.. HARVEY DICKINSON to Miss ELIZABETH
BAILEY
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NEW DAGUERREAN SALooS.-Our friend S. D.
Baker, most accomplished artist in his line,
has fitted up room in the old Rhodes Co.
banking house, few doors below John Ball s
Saloon. Mr. Baker certainly takes admirable
daguerreotypes We were shown some, finish
ed according to a process of his own discovery,
which we thought very superior
The Shasta courier., 1859-12-03

LARRY O'CosSELLs BALL.-The time for hold :
ing this ball has been changed from the 24th to
the evening of Friday, the 23d December. Price
Of ticket SIS.
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SADDLERY.-We call the attention of the pub
lie to the advertisement of G. C. Schroter His
stock of saddlery is very extensive, and for sale
at the lowest prices.
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SHASTA COURIER.
SATURDAY MORNING, DEC. 3, 1859.
The County Hospital.

,lur article of last week on the subject of
-Couaty Hospital, wherein we simply took
round :.nd argued against the present system
account of its expensiveness, we stated that
hnual expense OF the institution was about
Or rising the sum of $4,000. Since then we have
taken the trouble to examine the records of the
proceedings Of the Board of Supervisors, and
find that the aggregate sums allowed during the
year, for the support of the Ho-. 'tal, were as
pillows:
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ARoUND.-Judge Mller's numerous friends will
be rejoiced to learn that he is rapidly recover
ing. We had the pleasure two days ago of grasp
ing his hand on the street. With the aid of
cane he makes very "good time" considering.
The fact is incontestble, however, that as yet,
to use "horse-talk" phraseology, he does'nt
stand very firm on his pasture Joints.
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DRowNED.-On Sunday last man known by
the name ofDr. Ewd. Owen, was drowned in Cow
Creek at Fort Reading. 1t appears that in at
tempting to ford the river on horseback, both
horse and rider were swept down stream by the
force of the current, which at the crossing, ow-
ing to the recent food, was exceedingly violent
The horse escaped to the shore Owens sue
ceeded in catching hold of bunch of willows
growing in the middle of the stream where he
remained, up to his waist in water, for four
hours. Several persons, after much labor sue
ceehed in fetching boat from below to his as
sistance, but just as the boat was almost within
arms length Of him he sunk down suddenly. as
if shot through the hear, and was seen no more
alive. He was from Fort Crook, where he had
acted in the capacity OF steward of the Hospital.
He had some $500 in gold, and, it is supposed,
valuable papers, upon his person.
The Shasta courier., 1859-12-03

The STAGEs.-The stages for Marysvile leave
daily at o'clock P NJ. for Yreka and Weaver
vile daily at 64 P. NJ.
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Notice

5 HEREBY GIVEN to Hon. J. C. Hinckley,
late presiding Judge, to Hon. J. T. Landrum,
now presiding Judge of the Court of Sessions for
Shasta county, to Hon. E. Garter and J. D. Mix,
late and present District Attorneys for said
county, that application is about to be made to
the Governor of the State of California for the
pardon of VIM. 7 Carter alias " Edwards" who
was convicted Of the crime of Robbery at the
May term of the Court of Sessions for Shasta
county, 1856, and by said Court sentenced to
Imprisonment in the State Prison for the term of
ten years, on the 9TH day ofJuly 1886
The Shasta courier., 1859-12-03

The Best Purifier of the BIood---
Halls Sarsaparilla, Yellow Dock and Iodide of
Potass scp24-3m
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MAN FRozEN-The body of A. J. Camblein
was found, last Sunday.on Trinity Mountain on
the trail between French Guch and Ridgeville
An inquest was held on the body by Justice J.
b. Stewart, of French Gulch. The jury found
that deceased was a resident of Trinity was
born in Ohio, Jan. 10, 1927, and came to his
death by exposure to the cold during tho snow
storm of the night of the 25th of November
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Summons.

ST4TE OF CALIFORNIA,
COUNTY OF SHASTA ss'
In Justices Court, Clear Creek Town
ship.
The People Of the State Of California to Charles
Kern, Greeting:
VOU are hereby summoned to appear before
Il me, at my office in Clear Creek township in
said county, on the 10Th day of December. A.
D. 1859, at i o'clock, P. NJ, to answer unto
the complaint CT William Gray, who sues on
Book Account, to recover the sum of one hun
dred and forty-four 70-l00 dollars, when iudg-
ment will be taken against you for said amount.
and costs of suit, if you fail to appear and an
swer
Given under my hand this 29th day of No
vember, A. D. 1859 W. s. BARNUM
Justice of the Peace of said township.
CLEAR CREEK TOWNSHIP.
1t is hereby ordered that the above Summons
be published in the Shasta COURIER for three
successive weeks.
Given under my hand this 29th day of No.
vember, A. D. 1859.
d3;3t W. s. BARNUM, J. P.
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Hszg> At a special election held last Saturday
in El Dorado, for member of Assembly. John
Conness, Anti-Lecompton Democrat, was elected
over A. D. Rock, regular Democrat Mr. Con-
ness had announced himself in favor Of ]. B.
Weller for Senator. Hence, it is thought, the
Weller men voted for him instead of for the reg
ular candidate, and thus, with the aid of the
Anti-Lecomptonites, secured his election Mr..
Conness was the Anti-Lecompton candidate for
Lieut. Governor at the last general election, and
was beaten in Ell Dorado some SOB votes, by
Downey. Now his majority reaches about 5oO
He is very talented, and will make most useful
member
The Shasta courier., 1859-12-03

IN COMPLIANCE with Section Is of an Act
entitled :. An Act to provide Revenue for the
support of the Government of this State an.
proved April 2sth, 1851, l hereby give notice
that the Sale of all Real Estate and Improve.
ments and Personal Property assessed in this
County, on which the taxes remain unpaid, viii
commence on
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Ulee; merchandise, Chinatown
Use, Christopher; Improvements on
public land, horses, mules, cows
and sundries
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Monday, December 18th, 1859.

at 10 o'clock, A. NJ, at the door of the Count,
Court House, in the town of Shasta.
A. SKILLMAN.
Collector of Taxes for Shasta County.
Shasta Nov. 2s. 1889 n2s.s,
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seventy Of Wntr ncaes the lseors ed eApenes oi
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We oese cur ooe 20 Amoner for al SUCH and would
Be- all houseess children sent to or theif
addresses tht visitors SsceltSn aer real eonoit"n
Our Plan of sioiug these cobdren Seu known Nese&
6n place poor cheTsn in good homes IN the
country. Dufiu the have sent out some wv 70
places the Noiihern States Since the socisy
Wa conner about o have been thus placed from the
rno.t Of whom excellent cunts tre received -
(2l We Lodging Houses Tor toeu OGr longing hOuse
fnr pswsboys homeless boys No. 2S tuon hss sven
the lodgings 20 SS boys The Lodos House
or air (No. Is Cherry has received several hundred
ISL We sustaining hve Industrial schools VIII some
s6 for the purpose OF hnons out poor chill
schools aud Tot the county ak or eight
AIRED vistSrs OF experience aud sag.cty.
We have school Tor poor Italian organ frnfers sod
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ehsiE- of 81 able teacheI. 81,
AL three enterprises carried on nsessary win
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In the voiy evsry Of Wioer We have always been met
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