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Rare Chance

To obtain a building or out lot. The sub
scriber offers for sale twenty-five acres OF
land laying between Broadway n Maho-
ming Avenue south Of Quinbyis addition to
Warren. Will sell the above in one TO five
aerelOts to suit purchasers.
Warren, Feb. IS, ISL. 8. F. DICKEY.
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Very Nice

Parlor and Chamber Suits, Bedsteads,
Bureaus, Tables, Desks, Hhat-nots, Secre-
taries, Chairs. Picture Frames, &c, at
TRUESDELL & T0WNSENDfS.
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Two Thousand More

Three Cases
OF the finest and purest Candies in this
city al RILEY'S News Depot. [aug. 2-2t.
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Soda Water. tlnts .#
McCONNELL'S.
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Can be furnished with Hoop Skirts, Pan
ier's Glove Fitting French and Common Cor
sets real and initiation Laces, Hair Nets,
Braids. Mohair Curls-also Nilsson Curls
OF real hair, by calling on Mrs. c.. w. MES
SER, Market ST., Warren, Ohio.
Nav 10. ISL
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Fresh
Pine Apples, Oranges, Lemons and Figs, al
McCONNELRS, Main street.
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Orders for Job Printing. such as Cards,
Bill Heads, Circulars, Hand Bills, Posters,
&c, may be sent by mail, and all orders
coming from responsible parties viii be
promptly filed at the CHRONICLE Once.
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Bill Heads.

Bill HEADS
Having just received q large stock OF Bill
Head, Statement, Letter Head and other
best style, ct reduced prices,t 10 business men
generally, Call stthe CHRoSICLE OAlesau
Gee for yourself
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Spring Caught White Fish
BY the pound, kit or half barrel, at
s. r. CHRYST & COS.
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4 Gnod MheeIer & Wilson
The Best Glass

Sewing Machine for sale cheap, at the
agency OF the Davis Sewing Machine, at
Adams Bookstore. laug Pits
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OF Soda Water in this city comes from the
silver Ountain at RILEY'S.
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Printing! Printing!

Ice Cold Lemonade,
The best In the City, at MccoNNELL's.
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Ice Cold Lemonade,
The best i n the City, at McCoNNELLs.
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$40

SzJ4O
For salt by the barrel or wagon load, at
S. r. CHRYST q cos
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Pleasant Dreams !

See Advertisement
OF Cleveland Chemical Paint Co., on this
maze.
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Governor Tod.

The great experience and remarkable and
honorable success OF the late Governor Tod,
in ali financial affairs, rendered him a safe
adviser. and his counsel important N val
liable to the public in all affairs Of business.
Read the following letter to WHIrTLEsEY
ADAMS, from the late Governor Tod.
BRIER HILL, March Is, 1855.
WHITTLEsEY ADAMS, ESQ, Agent and i'd
juSfer, RdrreH, Ohio. Dear Sir 1T is due to
the Insurance Companies. uhe "Lorillardn
and "Norwich"O you represent, in which I
had insurance on my new mansion house.
lin the first for $1,000, the second for S5,OO0,)
destroyed by IRE on the 18th ult., that l pub
licly acknowledge my thanks n grail
tude for the prompt and honorable manner
they haveadJuSted the Losses. b business
foresight in efecting insurance, n your
promptness In adjusting and paying the
same, enables me to go promptly forward
with the work OF rebuilding, without sacri-
nee in raising money. This consideration
should Induce all persons, irrespective OF
their ability, 10 tan a loss, 10 keep their
property insured. Respectfully yours,
July I9-2teow DAVID Ton.
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The Little Pets
Take the a for i've cent cigars, at
RILEY'S. (Rug. 2-2t.
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COcOanuts,

Peanutsl
Baked and fresh every day. at Riley's.
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Are agents for Cleveland Chemical Paint,
for this section. Write them for sample
Oolors, prices, &c. HOYT 8 SPEAR,
No. 5 Main st.
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Mr.. +, X, Jones

VIII give Piano lessons at Dana's Musical
Institute, during vacation, at the very low
price Of $40 for p lessons, or at the house Of
pupil forSl5. CJuly5
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Go TO S. R. Chryst & CO. s. Best Y. H. Tea
$50, good Sl,25, fair 800, lower grade soc.
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On those Woven WIrs Mattresses. the best
spring bed ever invented. Call and get one
on trial. TRUESDELLG TOWNSEND.
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Security and Indemnity.

SI4,s SOS, 1880 are the assets Of the Fire In
surance Companies represented by Whittle-
sey Adams, Agent. Nearly Fifteen Million
Dollars,
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Anniher RevoIntion.

They Say
That Riley beats them all on Lemonade,
at the News Depot. laug. 2-2t
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For Cisterns,

For CisternS,
Nothing ever discovered equal to the
Hydraulic Cement sold by
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III You want TO See
The finest case Of CandIes in this city, go
TO Riley's. where he will always be found at
the News Depot. (aug. PCT.
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CROPS.

Wheat-A narrow breadth sown, but
is good. Hsying mostly done; old
meadows light; new stocked, good.
Oats, first rate, not generally quite ripe
yet. Corn, excellent and we look for a
bountiful crop in the fall. Corn fodder,
no end to it Potatoes looking fine,
without any potato bugs as yet. But q
nice thing we have here is Camp, Ran
dali & Co.'s new fax mill, CS4xso I be-
heve9 with brick engine house and
stack and hick shive room, making it
all safe from fire. There is a large room
or bay in one end ofthe building for
storing rotted straw, and so arranged as
70 unload fron,the wagons with 8 hay
fork worked by steam. The machinery
Is mostly in the second story Cthe ma
chinery is not all in yeti. A large
pipe or tunnel, wifi a screw working
inside 10 carry the shives to the shive
room to DO bound in the arch. Also, 8
nm or blower, with the necessary 1ixings
to take the dust out ofthe rooms making
il much more comfortable for the labor
ers. The river close at hand furnishes
water for the engine, and grand river
always runs, and sometimes gets very
deep and wide. They have q large
stock Of old straw on hand which did
not get worked last winter on account Of
the burning up Of the old mill. There
Is not so much fax raised this season as
common but we think there will be n
other year. The company are not work.
ing a large number of hands at present,
Ca dozen or SOY as they are not rotting any
straw now, but doing a steady business
making things lively. They are doing
q large amount Of repairing on buildings
that they own here. All the stock that
is worked up here into bales goes 10 War
rem 20 their factory to be reworked
there. They are the men to make things
60. And then that IUhistIe, at u or 6
o'clock, just makes e fellows "bresd
basket" skedaddle for the dinner or sup
per table. Such q factory is & great ben
eft to the community in which it is To-
Gated. The old fax mill company re-
built their saw mill last spring and have
enc Of the best, If not the best, water
mills in this county, with circlar SAVE
and planning machine attached.
JKHU.
PENNINGTON, July q, 1871.
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Strawberries.
Strawberries and Cream served at Nc
CONRETTrE
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BOnnets and Hats.

BOnnets and Hats.
At reduced prices at
GpNLEFINGRR 4 BROS.
Dress Goods
At cost for the next 80 days, at
0UNLEFINGER q BROS.
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From ~FarmingtaR.

EDITOR CHRoNICLK:-Pesce and quiet
ness reign, for the most part, in Farm
ington, and would entirely, were it
not for q she LUcgeT and q he BeIidL who
reside in this community, and break
out and boil over every now and then,
disturbing the quiet Of the place and
this breaking out is generally caused by
an overdose Of bad morphine for the one
and poor whisky or mean cider for the
other. But one H. B., drives them
home and mother Clark, jolly old Irish
woman, claps her hands and says that
Bradley has conquered the BdsE. Wish
some good spirit would HE them away;
but we suppose that all communities
have their drawbacks.
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For "Ice Wafer" 1t S. R. Chryst & Cos.
June II, 1871.
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WARRES, OHIO, May 5. 1871.

Parties Supplied ara
With Ice Cream of any flavor. on short
notice, at McCONNELL'S.
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Ice cream.
Ice Cream OF all iavors, at
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No Charge

And choice brands Of Tobacco, at S.
Chryst q Cos.
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Niles and New Lisbon R.R. Time Table

TnsinE Going soufh.-Mail leaves Niles at
leOOa-m, arrives at Leetonia al 1906 pm,
q at New Lisbon at E0 I'm. Express
leaves Niles at 6.6 pm, arrives At Leetonia
at $50, and New Lisbo at s.2&
TrniEs Going North.-Express leaves New
Lisbon al Sis an. arriving at Leetonia
al 65 an. and at Niles at 7:7 am Mail
New Lisbon at 30 pm, Leetonia IS.
snd arrives At Niles at 80.
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Ia Press to appear about AHgNst 1sL
SINGING 9choo1.

The above named book willcOntaln about
IA pages, and will be filed with valnable
material for the use ofsinging schools name
ly, an Elementary Course, q good variety Of
Tunes and AnfhemLH mmHmnnaa
Not0 prsgoret rerfos Ne H1eAfQ AhoogA
Mgsiedl OsUeaRi0FsJ0r advanced &RQerF! he
Old ldshfoaed, genial 6iHQfRd &ho0i 6r begin
Hes! Send stamp for specir1en PagQsx$s,N
per dozen,
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Girard Nles WAANIbNbg 2
NoIT 6l0smi
EN- 1.Sopml EESpml 600pml 5cI0pml
Ex 7:40aml 7:5Saml 80Saml s:lSami S:Slam
TT SO" IS" 9sS 9s45 HOBS"
East.
En- eS5pml 6Epml e05pml G15pml 6S5pm
EN- a55aml e-E2Rml SSami e05am
FIT 555pm 5s29pml &Sopml &5pml 900
The 500 p N. west. and the $50 g m. east,
daily.
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Home Made

Home Made
every morning, at MCCONNELLfS.
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ClrOlina Rice!
,)ne thousand pounds for sale AZ Hoyt's
Drug Store, No. 5Main Street,
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Thr Best Paint Brushes
Ey er brought to Warren. Full stock at
HOYT'S DRUG STORE,
No Main Street.
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Comfort Cigars Just received. The testi-
mony OF everybody is They are good. AT
RILEY'S News Depot. (aug. 2-2t.
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HoIt Snear

AOg q opt1E
Are agents for Cleveland Chemical Paint
Oolors, prices, &c. HOYT 8 SPEAR,
No. 5 Main st.
Parties Supplied
With Ice Cream Of any flavor. on short
notice, at McCONNELLfS.
WARRES, OHIO, May 5. 1871.
Ladies'
Can be furnished with Hoop Skirts, PAN
ier's Glove Fitting French and Common Cor
sets, real and imitation Laces, Hair Nets,
Braids. Mohair Curls-also Nilsson Curls
OF real hair, by calling on Mrs. G. W. MES
SER. Market ST., Warren, Ohio.
Home Made
Bread, biscuits, Bans, pies, Cakes, fresh
every morning, at MccoNNELL's.
Ice Cream.
Ice Cream OF all favors, at
ClrOlina Rice!
t)ne thousand pounds for sale al Hoyt's
Drug Store. No. Main Street.
Thu Best Paint Brushes
EN er brought To Warren. Full stock at
HOYT'S DRUG STORE,
N5. Main Street.
Aeoidt 1tsl
Insure against accidents In the Accident
INSURANCE. Company Of Hartford, Conn.,
Cash Asses one million dollars. Apply to
WHIrTLEEY ADAMS, Agent, Warren,
Ohio. loot. H-tL.
New Orleans SsSrr!
Amy quantity-from On. oound TO a hogs
head-forsale by Hol-& SPEAR.
Boston Crackers!
The genuine Boston Crack,r, Graham.
Cream Picnic. Wine. Champion and Peer
less Biscuit, direct traR R9st6ns az
lee Cream
or all havors at the City Bakery:
ofnice slippers.new styles at McLain's.
Cheap Slippers
at MeLAIN'S.
HOme.Made
Hobnail Shoes ct McLAIN's.
-~~~
Goods Sold Cheap
At MoLAiN's
Live andIet Live M.LAn-s. /
Especial Attention f
Is called 10 the Hydraulic Cement sold by
CAMP RANDALL & co .
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Acpidt ITS
Insure against accidents IN the Accident
INSURANCE Company of Hartford, Conn
Cash Asses one million dollars. Apply to
WHIrTLENEY ADAMS, Agent, Warren,
Ohio. loot. N-tL.
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Pure CataWba Wine,
Native production, at
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Parasols
A. half Prizes, at
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ShaKls
| At closing out prices, az
GtNLEFiNGER 4 BROS.

FOR Hoop Skirts,
COrsets, &C., go to the factory-KinR's
new block, Main ST., Warren, Ohio.
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Nahouing DivIsIon.-West.

elrard Miles, IwAA,xlLev'b's Phar1
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New Orleans SsS-r!
Any quantity-from On. oound 20 a hogs
head-fOr sale by HOl- & SPEAR.
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Millinery Goods
OF all descriptions at very low prices, In
order 70 close them out, at
GUNLEFINGER BROS.
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Travs1ar's Reeaster.
Trains leave nom stations . follows;
q " ID -WncN

lOr'nRe- Burg lBac'ns- WAR Brace
vile. HilL. burg. ] RKS. vile.
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HARREN RETAIL MARKET.
PR BARREL.

Flour white Wh't9.0
do Amb. Whit IS
do Spr'g Wh't---6,0
Buckwheat -four pei
garE n
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Boston Crackers
The genuine Boston Crack,r, Graham.
Cream, Picnic. Wine. Champion and Peer
less Biscuit, direct from Boston, at
JAMES McOONNELLS.
The Placer herald., 1871-07-08
Letter from stockton.

STOCKTON, July 31st, 1871.
Nv Dear G0re,nor:-Of course you have
read the platform put forth by the last Re-
publican State Convention. To you and |,
who have been so loudly denounced as Sc
cessionists because we were opposed to Pa
Ger county subsidizing the Central Pacific
Railraod, it would seem funny if the fraud
was not so very, very bald. Why, sir, you
and your people will remember, that in 1862
and 1868 it was reckoned positive proof of
disloyalty to oppose the subsidy to that gree
dy cormorant, by the paid agents, every
mothers son of whom were Radicals, and the
most mtolerant and venomous of whom were
your County Supervisors. 1t will be hard
to impose such bacefaced fraud upon your
community The stencil and the assumption Ct
those who have the finances of the county in
their hands still reeks and testers in your
midst But this plank was not intended for
"poor, plundered Placer. 1t cannot, like the
patriarch of old, be buried there out Of sight,
the offence still smells to Heaven. But it il
hoped to deceive the people of those counties
where they have not yet had an opportunity
to put themselves practically on the record.
We know that subsidy and Radicalism are
Synonymous terms, and let me tell you that
the people know it, and they know that this
party has turned upon its own bantling just
as it has upon the "heathen Chinee" be-
cause they have found that in this sign they
can no longer conquer. | shall soon expect
to find these virtuous fellows inveighing
against the interference of the military in
elections, or even the impolcy of the general
Government regulating at Washington the
local affairs of he several States. They are
to-day the best political acrobats in ncxistence;
they soar you like any sucking dove when
they find the people rising to put down their
usurpations. 1t will be interesting to You to
hear your old arguments against subsidizine
railroads rehashed and served out this sum-
m r by Radicals. Above all things would
ke to hear Bill Leot, and other Of his kid
ney, spread themselves forninst subsidy as
eloquently as once they did for it. cob,
you Democrats (Secessionsts was the word)
are expected to go against assisting the rail-
road, for you always have been against rail
roads and-all other Improvements. That
was the key on which they Grated; and ii
will be rich to hear them on the other side
now: fear that they will not have as pow
erful weapon to weld as they had before,
when Theory of Secessionist threw everybody
into a spasln; indeed, | think that their argu-
ments now will be so diluted that they will
harm no one, for their hearts are not in it.
A few may be in earnest, for they are very
sore at not receiving the bcnegts they eX
pected when they were acting as disbursing
agents for Stanford, Crocker & Co. Well,
Governor, will only say hat if you cannot
win the fight in Placer against TINS double
dealing par y, they may as well give it up
elsewhere; bu, you must win, aud so will we.
Yours, truly, MEDIcUs.
The Placer herald., 1871-07-08

BULLY FOR AUBURN. Tho Republican
ring Convention was captured by Auburn
Notwithstanding the Republicans repudia-
tel the ring and beat its men in the pri-
mary election, that were put up by the
clique. Auburn got the Senator, the Sheriff,
the Judge, the Treafurer, the Recorder, the
Public Administrator and the Coroner. OF
the county officers, Auburn got six and the
balance of the county got four. The re-
cepts of the six officers secured by the Au-
burn branch of thering ,,'ill reach about $780,
600 year, While those of the four given to
the balance of the county will amount to about
S5,o 800. Thus the Auburn members of the
ring get five times more out of the offices than
all the balance of the county, and all this
was done in defiance Of and against the de-
clared will Of a majority of the Republicans
in Auburn, as shown at the primary election.
Bully, we say again, for the Auburn ring
we think we see the county Republicans
going to the polls, swallowing the insult and
voting for this ring ticket,
The Placer herald., 1871-07-08

THE Sacramento Union has had Pacheco
closeted in back room of that office and he
has privately told the proprietors that here
after he is "forninst" subsidies, though in so
doing he gives the lip lie to all his past
sworn acts on that subject. We infer this
from late article in the Union, which tells
the public that Pacheco has satisfied it that
he is sound on that subject and when it is
content the public should be. Not much,
Mr.. Union. We knew you, read you and
opposed you, when you were violent sub
sdy sheet, and when you did as much to
inveigle the people of this county into the
loss of over 5000 900 in subsidy money, as
all Crocker's Placer county corruption fund
and whiskey shops. Pacheco may fool the
Union, but the Union can't again fol the
people of this county.
The Placer herald., 1871-07-08

WE have two letters from District No. 3.
both from esteemed friends and sterling old
Democrats and workers for the good of the
county and party, each naming a gentleman
whom they think would accept nomination
for the Legislature As there has been no
candidates for this position announced from
this district, we give place to the names
One of the letters presents the name of A.
W. Gof, of Damascus, and an owner in the
Mountain Gate claims, at that place. Mr..
Goif has been citizen of the county since
1854, most of the time of the Forest Hill
Divile-always an anti-subsidy man, an
honorel citizen, thoroughly reliable and full
ly competent.
The other letter names Charles Trafton of
Yankee Jms, for the same position. Mr..
Trifton is also a miner and a citizen of that
Divide some Is years, and is urged by his
friends in terms of highest praise, on the at
tcntion of the convention. With only such
gentlemen as these to choose FROM the con-
vention cannot but get q good candidate
from that District.
The Placer herald., 1871-07-08

An UNPLEASANT DUTY. We are prepared
to fight this political compaign on the facts
of history, ard the acts and character Of
men, and will not resort to falsehoods, even
to obtain an advantage, and feel it an un-
pleasant duty to be called upon to correct
The inexcusable errors of the opposition press.
In glancng over the Stripes Of Thursday,
we saw a gross misstatement made. In
speaking of the Republican Platform, our
neighbor says:
con the question of Chinese immigration
it is open, unequvocal and in harmony witt
the f,lrd ,mental creed of the Republican
party
This in the face of the fact that the Re
publ'can party made the Chinese treaty in
viting these heathen thieves here in swarms,
and guaranteeing to them dU the rights Civ
en- to emigrants from the most favored
Nations of Europe, that it appropriates
$500 eco year out of the peoples money
to enable steamships to bring these swnnns
of Chinese here for few dollars per head
that it has nullifed cur Foreign miners law
which discouraged Chinese emigration, and
thrown our revenue officers into prison for
attempting to collect this tax, and that eve
ry measure of our Legislature looking to the
encouragement of this filthy emigration has
met with defeat from the Radical Congress,
been denounced by almost the entire mongrel
press of the State, and voted against by
almost every Republican member of the
Legislature is so bare-facedy and incxcusa-
bly, false, that we feel ashamed for our neigh
boris ignorance, Or disgust for his crimnaly,
which ever was the moving cause for the
falsehood.
The Placer herald., 1871-07-08

SAW Mill AND LUMBER BURNED. The
Grass Valley Union gives the following ac-
count of the burning of the saw mill on Bear
river, seven miles from here, on Friday Of
last week:
On Friday last the Sugar Pine Saw Mil,
owned by John Van Geisen, situated on
Bear river, two miles above the crossing of
the Grass Valley and Auburn road, was en-
tirely consumed by fire together with 100,
600 feet of sawed lumber. The act is be-
lieved to be an act of incendiaryism, as the
mill was run by water power, and no fire
was used about the premises; and from the
further fact that when smoke was seen issu-
ing from the mill, by a boy at neghboring
house, he went to ascertain the cause, and
on approaching the burning building he saw
a man going away from it, and crossing the
river to the Nevada side. The boy hailed
the man, asking him "what he was doing
there?" and received in reply "1ou're gone
up,"-the stranger keeping rapidly on his
course. The loss of the mill will prove
great inconvenience to the neighborhood, as
the ranchmen have been giving heavy orders
for fencing lumber this season, and the most
of that which was destroyed had alrea9 r
been engaged. We did not learn the money
estimate of the loss