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The daily Chattanooga rebel. [volume] (Griffin, Ga.) 1864-1865, 1864-08-22
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TyFORMATTOy WANTnD.

I N the engagement near Atlanta on tho goth July
i last, private Wl,N TAYLOR, of Capt Lauiers
Company 18Th Tennessee Regiment, was severely
wounded in the left knee joint, and had his log am
putatod just above the knee. lIo was also slightly
wounded in the calf Of tho right leg. On the eve
ming Of the DIST, he was sont to tho distributing
Hospital at Atlanta, and was there placed upon tho
train to bo sent to tho rear. Since this time bis
friends have been unable 20 hear auythinE from
him. 1t Is supposed that ho died while ON ne train
and was taken oTond buried az some place between
Atlanta and Macon All the hospitals have boen
searched ns far as Macon, but no clue to his whore
abouts can be found. His family hope that he Is
still alive, but are exceedingly anxious to know his
fate. Any person knowing anything concerning
him, by communicating the same to Maj kinloeh
Falconor, A. A. G., at Army Headquarters Captain
r. F. Lanier 18th Tenn. Regiment Vaughan's
Brigade, Maj, j, A. Cromwell, O. S., StrahPs Brig.
ade, Cheatham's Division, or tho Undersigned, will
relieve hoanxiogs fears Of lis friends and receive
augl9-lw Euiaula, Ala.
The daily Chattanooga rebel. [volume] (Griffin, Ga.) 1864-1865, 1864-08-22
Gen. Grant IN Maryland.

A correspondent of tho Philadelphia Inquirer
writing from M6cocacy, Maryland, on the 7tb,
gives the following about Grants visit to Hunter
Ilo had boon with as for twelve hours Of the last
wcuty-iour Friday afternoon, Mt % little before
five O'clock tho oungers Of tho Relay House were
somewhat astonishcd 10 see % small man, wearing
three stars and smoking cigar descend from a car
Of the Washington 3 p. NJ, tram. Taking chair
on the railroad platform, he talked with the four
staff officers accompanying him for an hour or
more, when o special car from Baltimore hauled
up at the Relay House, and in moment atter the
1t. General was on his wny to hold conference
with Gon. Hunter whose headquarters then were
at tho Thomas House, about milo and hall
south Of the railroad at Monocacy junction.
The train arrived at the Junction at about
O'clock and a conveyance being in waiting Cen
eral Grant was Immediately conveyed TO Hunters
headquarters, whore he remained during the night
Of what trluspircd there, nothing is known Qpd
We ae7oa"iYs "aoffntS ,r5TT saiu JfriG latJ re-
pulse at Petersburg that there was no earthly reo-
SON why il should not have been an entire success
if hi3 orders had been obeyod Tho spriuging Of
the mine, no said, was complete surprise to the
rebels and it only needed obedience to his orders to
have routed the entire rebel army.
The daily Chattanooga rebel. [volume] (Griffin, Ga.) 1864-1865, 1864-08-22
NOTIcE--sIso REwARD.

UrAD'oRs 3OTu GA RcT. August 7. 1864
vVVHE usual Ia, reward Of S80 irty dollars will be
noid for the arrest and delivery of each oftbe
Goving | dcscrtcrs, g, IJ '''' ''' ~ ' " '
Private A @ Maddox. co A, Both Ga, residence
Bntis county. IGo.
Private q NJ Vincent. On II. 20tb Ga. residence
80 i ,I'1'"'' W ~ 'O'" va
Biata N Vin,ou, ~, II ooa, a., rosidoro,
frlyoS lT . vincent co H. oVln Ga IeSluonee
0"In IAN Ppon t 'CuTr} " ~ Y G va" oo,. c. ...,,...
=, tIl'ao ,tl't ~ D"N'' ~ - 'O'" O"' l'S'u'H'0
DuI1s Ut county "G ,o,. ~. .i,..
i, til'",e d C''s'o"' w - '0'n va I'''o'nO0
DuIls m county, y, "'i .-.. ..r oon. c., u..,l...
Itl'ulo w L'''oNa' W - own VI" i's'O'"'o
DT,ls opunl y NJ w. -. ooa, H., -..;,,,,
IIl'alo " n HoOuIoP W b own va l'S'U0"'O
butts county U@ - no,yp,- c.-...-
O' +. bV W so. LM} I1P''1n
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The daily Chattanooga rebel. [volume] (Griffin, Ga.) 1864-1865, 1864-08-22

CANp 3OTu GA. REGT, NEAR ATLANTA,
August lst, 1864.
VNHE usual reward of Thirty Dollars $500 will
/ be paid for the apprehension of the following
list Of descrters from company G, 3Oth Ga. Regt
Private j McCuno, aged 10 years. o feet G in.
high, fair complexion, dark eyes, and dark hair.
Residence, Fayette county, Ga,
Private II i NIesser aged % years, feet in.
high, dark Complexion, dark eyes, and dark hair.
Residence, Fayette, county, Ga.
Private N Staten, aged % years, feet inches
high, fair complexion, blue eyes, and dark hair.
Residence, Fayotte county, Ga.
j. WILL, McCORD, Captain
Comd'g. Co. G, 3Oth Ga Rgt
auglG-lw
The daily Chattanooga rebel. [volume] (Griffin, Ga.) 1864-1865, 1864-08-22

CtToLEN, on the night Of the llth inst, from my
- stable, dark bay or brown mare, black mono
and tail--mano and tail rather heavy, right hind
heel white, good many white hairs in her tOretOp,
the name on her wehcrs was cut very short She
is about six years DID, her left hind ankle is ncln
ed to swell a little when she stands any length Of
time. She is a natural pacer-.the only gait she
has. She was in fine order when stolen-rather
droops her head when riding her. Said mare
formerly belonged to Lieut., j. NJ. COclrcll Of Mar
shalls Battery, Army of Tennessee.
Twill give $500 if delivered to me in Griffin, or
Lieut.. Cockrell, Marshall's Battery Army Teunes-
see. J. NJ. PORTER.
aug2O-lW.
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ATTENTION.

HRIFFlN, GA, august I, I654.
THE following named negro men, carried of by
l. the enemy from Carroll county in this State,
have been caught and arc now in my possession.
Owners will come forward, pay charges and take
them away,
Simon, 8 feet inches high, black, 20 years old,
belongs 70 the estate of Roane, and hired to DR.. j.
b. Hood, Lickskillct, Carroll county.
Claiborne 6 feet high, black, % years old, be-
long to James Newton.
Ton, feet inches high, black, 2l years old
belongs to Jesse Roberts b. II. NEWTON.
aug4-tf
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TO REFUGEES.

I OFFER for sale 13l acres of land opposite and
L in front Of the Railroad Depot, Jouesboro, Ga.
There is a splendid House on the place with six
rooms and fire places. The House is beautifully
situated in q nice oak grove. There are also two
Negro houses aud kitchen, splendid Stables and
She'd Fruit trees of all kinds and all kinds ofyege-
tables about fifty acres in corn, five acres IN sugar
cane and sugar mill on the premises. This is
one of the most desirable places in Jonesboro. If
not sold in fifteen days it will be for rent Price
$4,000. D. M ELLlOII.
nmrIl-llt
The daily Chattanooga rebel. [volume] (Griffin, Ga.) 1864-1865, 1864-08-22

Tho ppcnrfoinfv and confusion rprardmr lho
facts or tbc rccent rod from ibe Yankee lines
around fine loft of our army. upon the Macon &
western RoiIrood ba,fno cloored oyoy. we are
orobIod IN nros,rt, , t,Ierobly oorroof account of
IL rr,r, IFS start to its tsrp,iptio1 ouuh we .rc
NOT vet sraicontI, I'm nossasson of partIaplar. TO
90 f1Tv into details.
The vigilance of our authorities at thc front had
several davs aoo discovered bat raid was in
contamination and # had hardly Ior th.,r limos
begoro fine information WINS communicated TO
,,oi,+s l;ott, o., ot,.,- ,,.I sl, a., ro
pO,u'S ''o'1 " '''''I NJ '',' l'o'''' ''''
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,oods oo,ern,otio,,
In tbo rnoontir,o o d,tocfmsrt or oboat r,rao
bundred from t,o ,,,,i, r,rco had sIr,ct th, Rou
road about roon Friday uoar Roar Crock and
captured the construction train. ON it's wav down
from Atlanta. OF course the train was DESTROYED.
two box cars alone. escapipr the gapcral ruin The
raiders, however appear to have been under
big scare, and aside from tie destruction Of the
train, and the'cuttng Of the telegraph wire, ag-
-complished but IitLla-
The rear oil Ihe man Do'y %. t"o enemy ""'''
had attacked hoS' ana IoIceu ".'l ou' vi '''''
poro FRIDAY evening was "''a'>e" ny -,'''..'
oa'aHy Di!s"ue ouyu'o"y ''o'.'','s' '", -.
IV'rea'e" J" 'o0 U'''O',o" VI l..r;.
""u 'ue'e eu0o"1'e'''' Ivy '',',' .r..
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ius' iI''l Ai'',' "'' "O''',r,,1' ','', t
"iy 'Vu' 90 NV .,r.r,.......t.
""iu9 ' i.Ir, ~
wn'ou pace IL % ''p' ''0 .,,'y '' ,'',,
"o u'''o'o" vi D''''',' "'''
o' r'JO,Hi"s 'lV'' army UV'O'I .'''l.'' .-.
n0 io.'0 VI 'D' enemy '' '''- 'Np,'',''
OuSly es''ulo'ou "' rum 'n'so w ''"'
suIes US 'Aa' important ''sT.'s "''0
But the pF0mp'ne5' WIN "n'c' 'n'y "''' ,"o'' any,
tue vigorous resistance 'noy o''''D.,.'l "- "''
points compe''o 'asH TO 'o'o"' iI'' p,'','' '''''
their own Ilnes' 1t was very "''""u'' '0' '''-'',
that they did SO retreat toru they hao continued
their advance for another half day the capture Or
destruction Of the entire command would have Oeon
insured. The trap set for them was admirable and
only tho precipitancy OF theT retreat sN'eu '"eu'
The daily Chattanooga rebel. [volume] (Griffin, Ga.) 1864-1865, 1864-08-22

1oroi tno,y mr. ipdoof. caro enough about him Do
oss,g HE motivos
Tbo ;,raortal ropov9 which the troops OF North
Corolina boye gained iu defending Nrgiuia .ha
oont C"ro,u "~ oc P mouth and lbo expulsion Of
tbc Ronlors from the ,rontcr part olEuaIom North
Corajinn, v % tbe uniycrso dctcsaion of the doctrine
oc srbmission. roduced tho market value ocMr liol-
Jon,s ,,oc am rapilly rg hal from mo pJcaout J..
tnrns @ bc bos beo5 benton ly Dis competitor so 'r
W. air,ost N aron5or n accrlinratencccsary t0Woyo
tbot Go cycr ran M nll." Tho condemnation Of
soldiers bos been osrcainlly conclusive Indignant
3 M s,,,stion tbof fine position raincd by
tboir ijooJ ord money nav be mglorouay ucrI.
G"cd "y'i bv tbo cowordicswiiglf cannot endure the
tTioIs II ,gar. thov bay. repulnted Holden and bis
Joctrinos. WHATEVER a.sy may be, and declared nr
Wonc" and ,be proroc. lion ol hcwarat oay cost
~ tLo and or inaperlspce. And such i uoW ,ho
yorJ;ct or Nortb Car,.ua.
Tbo yonl,cos NAV a miss these ideas Of conquer
The daily Chattanooga rebel. [volume] (Griffin, Ga.) 1864-1865, 1864-08-22
For the Chattanooga EcbgI)
DR.. Joseph II. Euttau.


NAC0N On, Aug I3III I7II.
EDITOR REuEL-Wo have been an inmate toC
short time of Direction Hospital ot GriIu Ga.,
and take pleasure in expressing thanks for kind
and untiriug attentions shown by that genial aud
accomplished gentleman, DR.. Joseph II. Nuttdl
orMemphis, Tennessee. And we feciassurcd that
yc but give utterance to the warm and gushing
feelings of every poor sufferer in his department
Always present, and at all times cheerful and
pleasant, he is perfect tower, host of himself
among Que armed aud ne-leggaj mon. We pray
him a long aud useful lie. and bid him @ sad fare
well. AE-AssNs
The daily Chattanooga rebel. [volume] (Griffin, Ga.) 1864-1865, 1864-08-22

We understand that no oaicial information has
yet been received of Gen. Whooers operations in
Sheman's rear, but a multitude of reports, many
ofsthem through captured prisoners, concur IN rep
resenting him as pursuing the work of destruction
without MISUNDERSTANDING up track, burning
bridges and capturing prisoners and cattle trains
The daily Chattanooga rebel. [volume] (Griffin, Ga.) 1864-1865, 1864-08-22
/ IOST

ONIVY STREET, ATLANTA, GA, a box con-
~ tanning Artists Books, Crayons, Paints, &c.
Guitar Books, and Sheet Music, one Walking Stick,
which is a very good lour-keyed Flute. The top or
head requires thin paper to keep it on. Some
pieces Of wearing apparel, and many small, but
valuable things
The box, or any part of its contents may be
turned over to tho City Marshal, Col. Cowart
(Aid Commttec,) Mr.. Cooley Washington Hall, or
any gentleman who will forward them to me at this
place, care G. A. Ramspeck,
Appleton's Cyclopcdia Of Drawing Chapman's
Drawing Book the largo Guitar book Websters
Unabridged Pictorial Dictionary and the Flute
Stick are priced very highly
augl5-tf ELIZA j. ANDERSON. q
P. S.-NIy brother-in-law's name Oh. Puckett) is
writLnn I'm Nh Lhe hnnks.
The daily Chattanooga rebel. [volume] (Griffin, Ga.) 1864-1865, 1864-08-22
TO OWNERS or COTTON IN THE
r,u0,wr Aus r4uaHUVrgUN

A LII parties having Cotton stored in our Ware
n house, ARE hereby notified 70 come forward be-
tween this time and the lst of September next and
pay storage to that date, otherwise sufficient
quantity of the cotton win be sold to cover eX-
pcusc8. NAlL * LAY.
Griffin, August Sth, 1864.
aug9-1Septt
Es5~ Macon Telegraph and Augusta Chronicle
and Sentinel copy till lst September, and send bills
to this Office
The daily Chattanooga rebel. [volume] (Griffin, Ga.) 1864-1865, 1864-08-22

ON yesterday morning on the streets Of Griffin,
~ the sot out Of Brcospn The set was
Cameo with daguouootypo likeness Of gentle
man on tho reverse side A liberal reward viii be
paid for its recovery, if left at this Office.
auplg-8t.
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The Rail Roard all Right Again.

The damages to the Macon Western Rail
Road by the Yankee raiders was repaired hy 3
o'clock yesterday evening and trains arc now run
ming through. Tho telegraph is also in working
order both to Auan8 and Macon
The daily Chattanooga rebel. [volume] (Griffin, Ga.) 1864-1865, 1864-08-22
ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS REWARD.

CTOLEN from my headquarters, near Atlanta,
- Ca, my Mare, bright bay, bald face, black
name and tail and black legs, with the exception
Of two small white spots on the inside of each hind
foot, carries high head and athogether is a very
gay looking animal under the saddle Twill pay
$500 for her delivery to me at this place to Maj
Gen. Cheatham, Army of Tennessee, or for inlorma-
ton so that can get her. And $500 for tho de
lection Of the thief that stole her.
B. J. BUTLER,
Griffin. en-, AUGUST 70 Mai and g. S.
&ga- The Macon Telegraph, Montgomery Adver-
tfser, Columbus Times, Mssissippian at Selma, and
the Meridian Clarion, viii publish the above one
week and send bills to this office.
aur12-tf
The daily Chattanooga rebel. [volume] (Griffin, Ga.) 1864-1865, 1864-08-22
SOUTH CAROLINA RELIEF AGENCY
At Mrs. Reayes' Boarding House,


GRIFFIN, GA.
GOLDIERS applying for assistance must exhib-
~ It certificate from Surgeon in charge Of Hos
pi,al stating that the articles are needed, and that
the Government cannot furnish the same
augl0-2t W. p. PRICE, Sup't
The daily Chattanooga rebel. [volume] (Griffin, Ga.) 1864-1865, 1864-08-22

The vote at Augusta, Ga., stood
Sneed 90
Cuskey so
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RAGS! RAGsI!

VXTE will pay the highest market price for good
w cotton or linen rags, or give in exchange for
them fine English letter and cap paper or Envel-
opes. Apply at the REBEL OFFICE.
The daily Chattanooga rebel. [volume] (Griffin, Ga.) 1864-1865, 1864-08-22
LEGAL BLANKS.

WE have on bandat this otice,a large supply of
w the Blanks used by Sherids, Clerks and Or
duarios in this State, beautifully printed on fine
white paper, which VIC will sell at the same rates
now charged for the blank paper alone.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-11-29
Willis ON Miss Hosner.s zenobia.

In the Home Journal Mr.. Willis thus
speaks of Miss Hosmer's Zenobia. He
thinks, however, that a much finer type of
womanhood can be fourd in our republic,
and that the advance the sex has made
intellectually within the last half century
entities it to more spiritualized embOdi-
ment of expression than is shown in this
statue of the ancient queen. He says;
HSurrendering our artistic homage as we
do, however, to this most sensuous type of
perfect mental beauty, we will withhold our
mental preference for the American beau
ty, of which Zenobis can be, after all, but
colder and tanner exponent. The tiers
etGt' of womanhood has made
such wonderful progress during the last
half century in our Republic-the type Of
that class, or female representation Of pow
or, has so intellectualized, and has become
SO much more exalted and distinct-ss to
need a different emblem for its beauty.
The American ideal is more spiritual,
more etherislly grac eful-slighter and less
tsngibly sensuous-thsn this majestic ger
sian, We look to have our country's soul
in petticoat interpreted by the genius of
some artist-given to US in some modern
wonder of marble by which the antique
is left far behind.
Who will thus give US the newer Venus
of our more enlightened Time? Who will
sketch her in verse, or linn her on can
vass, or tell us in some one of A" the inspIr-
ed languages" what better type we may
now worship2 With the spell still asking
to be unravelled-the riddle still ready to
be read-we point our inspired "lOokers-
on to the variety in American women
How different GLhe Southern women
from "the Northern the Western
women" from either What improve
ments are each of these upon the European
models which walk our street.-the Eng
lish and Irish, the Italisn and the Ger
mani The sex, we say, is undergoing
grand progress by the history of this re-
public, and it is of this that Miss Hosmer's
Zenobia is the most prominent Though in
adequste) exponent.
.-''Miss Hosmer's own visit to her native
country is very brief one. She sails in
the Persia, on the 18th, to return to her
studio in Rome-wedding herself 1--WE we're
authentically informed) to single destiny
of art. There is slsterhoOd of such Gel
ibates of genius, by which the world is
thus robbed of developement-for we do
not believe that this Zenobis is half what
it would have been with the additional
brealhing of self-felt passion. There will
be more mere work, perhaps, to come from
the virgin hand, but of voluptuous sban-
donment of inspiration there will be far
less Miss Emma Stebbins, of New York,
is another of this sisterhood of genius, and
she also has taken up her abode in Italy
maiden and gifted u
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-11-29

0 P. M.-BIGHT EXPREsS TRAIN-stoprlng at
Palne5viiie, Asntsbula snd Girard ollT, and
arrtyes at Eric % l2:40 4. r., nunEirE $500
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-11-29
CITY PROPERTY FOR SALE.

CITY PROPERTY FOR SALE,
PROSPECT ST.-East Of Erie, two story brick
Rouse, with marble NANTES, slate ROOT, &o.-
Lot xi40. Recently occupied by Gov BrOugh.
EUCLID ST.-GOod two story brick House, marble
mantles, hot aud cold water, bath room, &c.
ERIE ST.-Nesr Euclid two story frame House,
and lot 33xs8 q. $4,000.
SC0VILL AVERUE-Briok House, .wo stories,
and lot 40xi9s #. E3OOO.
LAKE ST.-Nlce tWo-stoEy cottage House and lot
6Oxs9 # $500.
GARDEN ST.--Near Hudson, one-and a-hslf story
House, and lot 54x92. $50.
CEDAR ST.-Two story frame House and Lot s3x
IS3. $4,000.
COTTAGE and LeasshoId on Superior street s475.
UNION ST.-Hear Euclid, East Cleveland, two
story House and lot, one half acre,
COLUMBUS ST Thistle house for sale on long
credit
COLUMBUS sT.-GOod frame House, IA rooms,
good barn and fruits.
TRAY ST.-Honse and Lot. $1,000.
TBAGY ET--Housa and Lot $500.
FARM AND OUT PROPERTY.
I32 I-2 Acres In Rockport; S65 per acre, u down.
20 Acres in Berea, with good grind and hsg-stone
quarrieS, water power, house, barn, uit, &C.;
will take gTindstonss for pay.
I27 Acres choice land with fine improvements one
mile from Willougbby. Lake county, o.
so Acres in Independence, house, barn and eho'es
fruit $1,000.
63 Acres in Parma, on State Road, miles from
city; brick house, ten rooms, two barns, corn
house, 40. S45OO.
GBIsr MILL-PerHsnentw wster'power, house and
barn, 60 acres of land, fruit, &c. $500.
To LET.
PROSPECT ST.-Tvo-story brick House, 10 rooms;
recently occupied by Gov. Brough. no2l:R3
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IMPORTANT 10 LADIBS-DF. Haf

Vsyis Female Pills nsvo never yet failed il T5mov
ing difficulties arising from obstruction, OF stop
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the Utarine Organs Inc Fills arc perfectly harm
Isss on the constitution, and may DO taken By tn
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EAue time they act like > charm By Strengthening,
lavigorating and restoring tho system to health
condition, and by bringing on tho monthly pcrio1
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obGtruetion may sriss. They should, however, Ho1
b taken during the FIRST three months Of Preznsn-
o., though Iafe at any cthsT time, a. misonrrisE'
would be the result.
Each box contains 90 pills. Price %.
Dr. HAREKYs TREATBE on Diseases n Femsiss,
Pregnancy, Miscarriage, BsrreHnesS, Storility, Re
production, and Abuses Of Nature, and emphstioal-
II tie Ladies' Private Medical Adviser, pamphlet
n Gz pages sent free to any address. Six cent?
CURED 70 psy postage.
Ths pilIs snd book will be sens By L.aH when De
Rirod, securely scaled, and prepaid, by
J. BBYAH, N. D., General Agent,
10. 76 Cedar ST., New YoEsE.
"a Sold By al the principal Druggists.
~. CIIARK, Druggist, Agent for Cleveland.
fuly21:RS:m.w.hEEv
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-11-29
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES AMI
"a sTIGHT COID-COUGHs-

"a SLIGHT OOLD.D-COUGHS.-
Few arc svars of the Importance Of checking =
Cough or "sEIaHz COLD" IN its 1rst stages that
which IN the beginning would yield to mild rene
SF. II neglected soon attacks the lungs. "Brovn's
Bronchial TrOchesn give sure and almost immediate
relief Military officers and Soldiers shoulo haFe
theu As they can be carried in the pocket and
tskan A. nocasion reqHires. sug3l:R2:lm
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T ARGE SALE OF
REAL ESTATE AT AUCTION.
Great Indueement for Investment in
Land
THuRsDAY, DECEMRER 1Oth. 1Sel.


WILL BIZ OFFERED on
THURSDAY, DECEMBER 10th, 1884,
At which time shall offer for sale to the highest
bidder, tbs premises Of each Of the following de-
scrbed pieoes Of property gyieg the proprietor Of
the the privilege Of one bid only large lot of
valuable Real Estate. Nov, while lsnd is low snd
lumber high, buy your homssteads. By. and-by,
when lumber is low and land dear, build your i'm
pToVemenss.
The sale will commence precisely at 10 O'Clock
4 N, and buyers must be on hand promptly, as no
time will be oit. Sales will be, nearly possible,
in the order of the schedule following viz:
OEE.-Sale will open with Lot No. 10, Jones
b. tdngtons plot Forrest street, Scoviil aveD.
ne, followed by sale Of lots Nos. 8, and 4, same
plot, Forrest street, 60z226 7-19.
THREE.-BEick Cottage William ST. eet; ten
rooms, barn, well, cisEern, Tat-proof cellar coal
cellar. Lot 5Ox229 feet, planted with large va
riety Of fruit trees; cost 5000; bought to rent.
FOUR 20 IS lOO acres betwesn LekeshOre Rail-
roaG and lake; sell in one, two three parcels, TO
be determined on day Of sale.
FIvE.-TWo lots, 60x2OO, on Euclid street, part Of
Aokley property.
sIx.-House on Lake street, corner of Msrshalli
lot 66Il32.
Terms on property, not specified above, one-i hiTd
cash, balance IN one, tWO, three and four years.
A lunch at noon provided gratis.
Business alter the sale will be transacted st my
Office les Superior st e A. WILCOX,
nos General Real Estate Agent.