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®)t tri-Wtehlp Star. SATURDAY, APRIL 4. 1868. To Pcbi.ishkrs. The services of a first class Compositor can be secured, if immediate application be made at the Star Office. The best references in the State can be given. Address Star Office, . ' . ’‘-i* !■. -■ • i )@* It was our good fortune to ac* cept an invitation kindly extcndel us, to be present at a dinner on Thursday last by the Bar of Griffin t> Col. Alford, who is preparing to move to Alabama ; and we oan say that it was one of the most pleasant gatherings we have ever attended. All the liar that was in the oitjy was present, together with a few invited friends. The dinner was all that could be wished for, and did infinite credit tot ow old friend Capt. Mangham, and was fully appreciated by all present. Alter the dinner was disposed of, toasts Were drank and speeches made, which Would have done credit to any assems blage. It is impossible for us to give even an outline of what was said ; hut we wero very tiiaeh aflouseA at Jhdge Boynton’s experience in the Hotel busi ness, and which was highly entertain ing to the party. The entertainment closed with drinking in silence and standing, to the memory of the deceased fraternity of this city.” In common with the entire communi ty, we deeply regret that Col. Alford-is about leaving us. He has long been an esteemed citizen of this community, nnd his nanfc is synonymous with strict His epurso here has demon stfated, if stichja thing bd possible, that lie is a man above reproach. Our best wishes attend him and hi* wherever tbijr lot may be cast; and we cheerful ly recommend him to any community in which ho may make his home. SPRING m$K t The old favorite Dry Goods House of LOEWKNSTEIN & PFEIFER, is now receiving a portion of their SPRING STOCK, and-will continho receiving till it is complete, to which they invite the Attention of their old friends arid cuatos mere, 'their Spring Stock will be of fered on’the ttiogt favorable term?. BSCu We are pained to learn of the death of**, W. B. Baker, which p-.curs cd on Thprsdjiy eveninglastat his resi- in Pike County, after several days of intenso suffering from pneumo nia. Dr. Baker wa* highly esteemed by ail who knew him, and his place can not be filled in the county in which he lived. ____ MRS. TAYLOR Is now receiving and opening a beauti ful stock pf SPRING MILLINERY and FANCY GOODS. Will receive Pattern Bonnets. Ac., in a few days, together with everything in the MILLINERY LINE. No pains or expepse spared at this establishment to accommodate and please the-Ladies. B®. BEERS’ CORNER, “©a Griffin, April Ist, -1868. Cotton.— There has been a good de mand fox cotton since o»r last, and the price ha s advanced to 22)e. re ceipts have been largo for tho season. A*large lot of SPRING CALICO, all prices, received at LOIJWEN STEIN & PFEIFER’S. Agrioui.turai. Society. —At a meet ing held yesterday, a report of which will be fouiild in another column, a movement was sot on foot to establish an Agricultural Society. This is a move in the right direction, and will com mend itself to our farmers generally. A permanent organization will be effected on next Saturday, at 10J o’clock. Farm er* throughout the counties trading with are. invited to ho prosent nnd take part in the proceedings.— Speeches will be made by several gen tlemen acquainted with the subject—rs which due notice will be given by the Committee appointed for that purpose. A large lot of BED T4OKS, all grades And prices, at LOEWENSTEIN A PFEIFER’S. It "will be seen by a dissolution notice in another column, that tho pop ular house of Drocker A Ilammcrslough has closed business. The success of this house has been unprecedented.— In a few months, through tho exertions of Mr. Hammerslough, it became one of tbe most popular establishments in tho city, and it will be long before the trad ing public forget the courteous -proprie tors of the “One Price. Store.” Mr. 11. contemplates taking up a hibitation in Griffin for a few months, where he has made ipapy warm friends. WHITE ROE SHAD, at 75 cent*, at HICKORY SHAD at FORTY CTS. MITCHELL A EAGAN’S. Waßnms.—Mr.’* Schackefford adver tises a lot of Buggy harness for sale— put up entirely by hand, (no machine work,) warrants every stieh, and if they rip lie will fix them up free of charge. KAYTOJnj'DtertPTIC rate-Con Blek- UeuUche and all BUlioiw Disorder*. The Old City Drug Stork —Opposite the Post Office—J. N. llarris <£• Co. — Wholesale on and E’etail Ptvyyists— Would call tbe attention of tbe public generally, to their Stoek (which is now Complete,) of Drugs and Medicines, Paints, Oils, Dye Stuffs, Fancy Points of all colors, Lamps and Lanterns of all sizes and qualities from fifty cents to ten dollars, together with Lamp Fixtures for changing burners and chimneys to suit tbe new and improved styles. The best articles Kerosine and A-trnline Oil; Oil, White Lead and Puttyi H’indow Glass from oxß to 30x38, Paint, Var nish and Pencil Brushes, Hair, Flesh, Cloth and Nail Brushes, Oombs, Por mades and Perfumery, Soaps in great variety. Pure Wiru#Vini| Liquors for Medical purposes—the best that car. be obtained, Soda, Spice, Pep per, Mustard, Ging-r, Mapa, Cloves, Nutmegs, Flavoring Extracts—Smoking and Chewing Tobacco and C gars Wf tis* ery quality, and at lower prices than they have been sold for since the way. We take this method of returning our thanks to our customers, for their liber al patronage in the past, nnd to h-ure them that we shall endeavor to merit it in the future. We are permanently lo cated at this point, nnd shall continue to give our whole attention to this branch of trado. Our long experience in tho business, and thorough acquain tance with the wants of our pno| lo in the line of Mcdieiqes, lead us to believe that we can do as well by those who fas thair patronage, as any oth er houso in the country. IVe deal only with Jirst class houses—buy iny the best and for cash, and therefore can feCl no hesitation in saying that nil our goods are just what they nro represent ed to lie, nnd such as will give .entire satisfaction to onr customers. J. N. Harris, Geo. R.'Nines, West Side Hill Street, Griffin Ga. J. N. Harris, Agent For the Brooklyn, Life Insurance Company—one of tho best in United States; April 1, 1888, 2t, AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY. Griffin - ,. April 3, 1868. Pursuant to a call, a number of gun tlemen assembled at the City Hull, Tor the purpose of considering the proprie ty of forming an Agricultural Society. On motion, James A. Reeks w)is re quested to act as Chairman, atuf At M. Speights as Secretary. 9 OOil ,On motion, a committee consisting of Q, Peaples, D. A. Johnson and A. Prichard, (to which committee C. 11. Johnson and the.Cbairn.an were ndl.d) wort appointed t.o request our citizens to unite with tho Society, and to securo some proper porson to address tho next meeting. On motion, J. Mi Campbell, E q., was instruotel to secure, if.possible, from the Hon. D. W. Lewis n copy of the By-Laws -of Hancock Agricultural Society. Col. Peeples, Messrs. Beek-, Johnson, nnd Swayze made some very appropri ate remarks, urging the necessity and importance- of such an organization. It was resolved that the city papers be requested to publish those proceed ings, when the meeting ndjourned until Satu-day, the Ilih. J. A. REEKS, Chairman. A. M. Speights, Secretary. The Cunningham's oner two ele gant Rooms, over tjioir Storo, for rent. rucKN’lx Guano.— This celebrated fer tilizer is perhaps the best now used in the United States. Thor* is not a farm cr'or gardner who has used it, but lias pronounced it the best. Messrs. Wil cox, JGibbs A Cos., of Augusta, Georgia, have it for sale. Soo what Dr. MoEl veen says of it: MoElvkknrvim,*, Mitchell Cos., Ga., I- November 25th, 1807. £ Messrs. Wilcox, Gibbs if; Go. : Gents—Yours, asking mo to give a statement of the-results of the Phoenix Guano purchased of you, has just reach ed me. 1 used it on poor eandy lands about 200 lbs. per acre, using on thi samo lands cotton seed to see the results. I am satisfied that the Guano has increis ed the xjield from 300 to 400 per cent above the cotton seed. This experiment was made on Cotton planted in the usual way of tho country. The Guano was applied to the furrows by strewing the same wny Cs we apply cotton seed. lam well pleased with the results, aud think it will pay our plan ters handsomely to xtse it on all crops. Very respectfully, IS. D. McElyeen, M. D. Our handsome young friend Pope, of the firm of Brown A Pope, sees . a Superior Jadgship looming, op in the rear of Bullock’s election. (Vido New Era of this morning.)— Opinion. ’ BQW Paper Bonnets are coming in vogue. As soon as they get to be fash ionable, Yuba Dam promises that Mary Jane shall have a dollar’s worth of them. The Vaj.de or a I)sai> Horse.—A French chemist has shown by arinlysis that thirty pounds of flesh, thirty-two pounds of blood, *ixty-dwO pounds of bone, contain as much nitrogen as one thousand pounds of farm manure; and hence that the oarcassof a dead horse, is worth more than a ton of the host farm yard manure for the purpose of vegeta tion. KILLING OF GEO. W. ASHBURN. From the Columbus Eoq-i ; ro April Ist. Our citizens were greatly startled on Monday night -and yesterday morning, by tbe news that Geo. W. Ashburn had been > n th# house in which he. was living,; inf tho ppper pa/t of Ogle thorpo street, by a body of men in dis guise. Tho. killing occurred between twelve and one o’clock Monday night. The shots fired were hear'd by a number of persons living in the neighborhood ; the men who committed the deed were seen on tlie streets by one or fw% per sons; and she tragedy was witnessed by several persons in and about tho house, vet there seems to bo no' evidence Clear ly implicating any one in the nffiir. — Ashhurn was shot in The head, thigh, and foot or ankle, and other shots, it is said, passed through hiR clothes. He must hnve been killed immediately.— Toe shots were evidently tired from pis tols. Thero are n varir-y of rumors, nod. several wild conjectures os to the char acter of the partici who committed the outrage us aecd. A coroner’s inquest was held yesterday 'ok tho iumso of the killing, which, we understand, was at tended by the' Mayor (if tbs ditv and the commandant of the IVo under sttitid, that nccordnig 1 1 the’statement* of neg'iies in the house, a party of masked or disguised me t. whose num ber they variously estimate from fifteen to thirty or forty, came to the house nt the hour above named and demanded admission. This was refused, and they then proceeded to break into the house, having nostedtliemsolvi-s at. both doors. When they c Hooted an" entrance. Asli hurn was standing near his tied with a pistol in his hand, 'kb# won immedi ately e'vhmeneed shoofigg at him with pistols, anil quickly dispatched Inin, Ashburn, it is said, not. tiring. It was reported yesterday that a ?jegro woman living in the houso had‘stated that she leeogoized one di the.men, Whose ihask had fallen off, naming :i mint respecta ble and orderly young,g«;ifcimin of Co lumbus. But we learn that on exami nation at the inque-t she denied making made suoh a.gtati'men l ’. aid said that she could not identify thfe man. No one acquainted with tho young gem, 1 man believed for a moment that ho was concern ed' in tlui affair. A negro ihan testified, that s«w one of the men in tbe alley between the house of the tr.gedy and the next one, without a mask, and that iho knew him. As this cliaTge m.tv also be disapproved, we will not vet publish the name of tho man im plicated. The verdict of the coroner’s jury was tint G. \V. Ashburn was kill ed by parti •* unknown. There are, as we have rtiid above, a variety of conjectures nre to the cause of this shocking affair and the character of the parses by whom it was committed. The deceased was a fomenter of discord ami a tuna of strife. He was obnox ious to the white people of this city not merely on account us his disorganizing political course, which had been greatly instrumental in creating aod keeping alive hgd feelings between the two races, but becstt-« oh hiasocial habits. The first presumption, thorelore, was that the poUiiual opponents bad compassed his death. But thiire are man y nM it its said ono or more whit* Radicals, who do not believe this. That he was in an gry collision with *om» of his own par ty is well understood, and it was repor-' ted yesterday afternoon that one of his poJHiual friends had been arrested be cause of threats he had been heard to utter ngainst Ashburn. The personal difficulties of the deceased in this city had been many,but it cannot be credited that from any one of tiiese sprang the animosity that put so tragic au end to his sti ruiy life. Ashburn was considered the chief or ganizer of tho black R idioal party of Ge.ug a. His influence over the negroes was great, nnd there was considerable' excitement among this class of the pops u ation qn account of hi- bloody death. We are glad to say, however, that we hoard of no violent deni mstmtions by any of them. We hope that, like good citizens, they have c ine to the sensible conelu-ion to await patiently the inves tigations of the proper authorities, and to aid in upholding the laws, relying upon them to enforce justice without partiality or favor, fST flPKflfctL NOTICES-.AIHI F.MJtT COff- JlKNTß.—Vlckfbtirz, Ml—., Aiurn.it 9, 186 A— Dr. John Bull—tlcst Rlr: I am happy to ujatis In’ you that I have inert ynnr valuable C'ertron Hitters with trreut benefit to mi self, In general liability nnd prostration of my system, produced by the un healthy and miasmatic inSueneo of the Mlsainip- , pi Jltvsr nronnd Vleßafcurg I sonflilsntly recom mend Its use to nil persons who are exposed to un healthy climates. H. W. lArsI.E 7E.ITJMOXY oFmBDICAL MKV. Sloney Point, White co , Ark., Mey 28. 18(16. Dr. John Bull—Dear Sir: test Felmmryl was In Louisville purehaslns Dmrs, nnd I jot some of ymtr .8 irs.tparlU i anil Cedron Bittern.- My son-in-law, urho was with me In tl»» etsro, had boendnwuwlth Ithenmatijm for S'-me time, eom mrrrred sti the Ttltterd, nnd Soolt gciftrai health Improved. Dr. Gist, who had tieea in bad hsaJt h, tried them, nnd he also improved. Dr. Coffee; who hud been tp bftd Wealth n-'Vcrsl rears—etosilach and liver effected—linpruved very much by tfie use of yonrßltferA Indeed, the Cedron Bitters has given you event p ipulfrity tnthis Settlement. I tlitnV renitfirsell a great qnanltty of yonr medicines this fall, .espe cially of your Ce Iron Bitters nnd Sa rasper Ilia.— Ship mb, via Memphis, eovo lUohott A Nselvi U‘J Bespectfully, C. B. WALTER. For sals h/ r„ a BEADFIELIT, Diwgglst, janßo-lS6s-]y Atlanta, On. 1 - 1 ■- - - - ■ 1. q. *. At Hams. * (rWrekrx ALFORD & CAMPBELL, Attorneys at Law, GRIFFIN... GEORGIA VXTII.T, PRACTICE In the Courts of thn.F!lat V* Circuit, anti In tho Countie.n of Merrlwether, and Clftvton Atjro—ln tuo District Court of the United la the Northern IHutrlct of Georgia. Prompt attention glvento r«si*ln Hank ruptcy. Beptembor 1 ~~~ A. BTICB~ - Cottage Kesideaee ON Hill Street for sale, or exchange for. a small farm in the country, noa* Griffis, r-nqbite of '■ ■ RiIuOMIHMNTOIt, jaw.. 14, ISGS-ll Real Jietate Ag’t*. L. H. BRADFIELB’S COLUMN. " DR. JOBS BILL’S Great Remedies. BULL’S Oedroll Bitters. AUTHENTIC DOOUaMENTS. Arkansas Heard From. testimony or medical men i Ptoory Point, White Cos., Ark, May *is, Dr. .Tohn Bull—Dear Blr : JLast February I was In Lottie ille purchasing I kcut eotue of your Sarsaparilla and Cedion^lttcra My 8o»-in law, who with me la the store, has been dowu with Rheumatism’for emne time, commenced on the Bittern, and soon feu ml hi# gen oral health improved. Dr. who lm* been n bad health, tried them and he also improved. Dt*. Coffee, \ ho has been la had health for seve ral stomach and liver affVoted—he Improv ed very by the usevof y«ur Bitters. Indeed, the Cedron Bitters ha j given you great popularity in this sett!en\ent. I think I oottld sell a grfrit quantity of your Medlclaes this fall, especially of your Cedron Bitters and Ship me via Memphis, care Kickett A Neely. Respectfully, C. B. WALKER. 33 ull’pff Worm Destroyer. To my United States and World wide Readers. I have rrretved many testluionlals from rrof**s sl>*tial niidinedical men. my Atman •etfthd va rious publications lmvo shown, nil oi which are genuine. Tbe following letter from n highly edu cated and popular physlctan In 0-*orgl*k w cer. tmoir oneot *thr im>st aenvblo. cninmu' icaUnntt I hnvector received. Dr n»*ment knows exactly what he speaks of, and his testimony deserves to be wii ton In letters of gold. Hoar whnt the Doc tor suv* of bulls worm destroyer : Vlllanow, Walker Cos„ Ga., .lune 29, ISCd. Dr John Dull—Dear Sit: 1 have recemlr jriven your ‘‘Worm De»tvoyor”..several trials, and’find it wonderfully Olhc.icloua. It lisa not failed In a rln mlc Instance to have tlu» wished for effect lam and 'ing a pretty large country practice, end have daily nee for some nrtic e of the kind. lam fr< e to confess that 1 know of no Mncdy recommend ed toy t tie ablest ontliom that Is so ceitoiu an 1 bpco dy in Its effect#. On the contrary, they are uncer* tain In the eitremo. My pljwct in writing you l» to flndont upon what tenna 1 can get the Medl clno directly from you. If I caiog -t ft upon easy tempt, 1 rhall use a great deal of It 1 »un aware that the nse of such articles Ik eGnt.rury to the teachings andpraettee of a groat majority of the regular lint of M. D/a, but I see no iuat cause or good sense In discarding a remedy which we know to he efficient* simply l>ecauso wa may he Ignorant o 4 its combination For my port, I -Ikill make it a rule to use all and any alleviate suffering humanity which I may be nble to command— not heal eating because soiWe one mere ingenloas than myself may learned Us rffeots 11 ret, and secured tho sle rjght to secure that knowledge However. 1 am by no means an advocate or supporter of tho thousands of worthless nostrums that flood the qpuntry, that purport to c tie all manner of disease to which human flesh Is holr. I*l aso reply soon, and Inform me of ymtr best terms. 1 am, str, most respectfully, JULIUS 1\ L’LEMLNT, M. D. Bull’s A GOOD nEASOX FOR 7UE CAP TAIN’S PAll 11. BlTßwvd the Captain’s Letter and- the Letter from his mother. * Benton Bsrrncks, Mo., April 80, 1800. Dr. John Bull—Dear Sir: Knowing tho efficiency of your Sarsaparilla, nnd the healing nnd beneficial qualities it possesses, 1 send you tho lollowlng statement of my esse. I was wonndod two years ago—wris taken prls* offer and confined-for sixteen months. Being mov ed so often, my wounds have not healeQ yet. I havf not sat up n moment since I was wounded.— lam shot through the lops. My general health Is Impaired, and I need something to assist nature.— I have more faith in your Sarsaparilla than In any thing else. I wish that that is genuine. Please express tne half a dosen bottles, and oblige Capt. C. P. JOHNSON, St. Louis, Mo. P.TB.—'fits following wns written April 80,1865» by Mrs Jennie Johnson, mother of Capt. Johnson: jlr. Bull—Deir Sir : My husband, Dr. O. 8. John son, was a skillful surgeon and physloian In Cen tral Nbw York, where he died, leaving the above C P. Johnson to my care. At thirteen years of age, he h and a chronic diarrhcoa and scrofula, for which 1 gave Mm your Saisapatllla. It ctrmro him. I havefor ten years recommended It to ma ny in New York, Ohio and lowa, for scrofula, fever sores nnd general debility. Perfect success has attended It Thi cures effected in some cases of scrqful'i and fever sores trees almost miracu lous. Inm very anxious for my son to.ngain have recourse to yonr Sarsnnnrllli. He Is fearful of get tingl, a spurious article, nence his writing to you for It. t?»a wounds were terrible, but I believe he will rodorvor. Respectfully. JENNIE JOHNSON. 55r. John Bull, Manufacturer end Vendor of the Celebrated Smit&’s tonic Spuji, VOIt TO* CURE or ACTvSS & lOTS'-IS, —OR— Chills and Fever. Proprietor of this Celebrated Me<JH cine, juitlfc olaltn* for It a sup••rhnlty over alj rrbi rdles evertoffered to the publlc f»»r the safe, oertnin, speedy nnd ]»ormnnent cure of Ague and Fever, or ' hills and K**ver, whether of ehori or ’long stand ing. He refers to the entire Western nnd South western country lo benr him testimony to tho truth i>f the assertion, tfia'tTn no' c»*se whatever will it Jnlito curelU‘ the directions «ro strictly followed and carrijftw® In jf great many caseV a KttigW dose has Hisin wAlcMt An a cure, amt “ Hole fnrw- Hies have been eufCd by a s.ngb* bottle, with a perfect restojjnjlbn of tL.e general health. It Is. however, prudent, nnd in every rase more certain to cure, if hf ude Is Continued in smaller a- ses for h week or two after the disease has been "becked, more espaeta)l.y in dlfficuHnnd longstanding Usually, fHH omillqiue will ndt require any. aid to keep ibabtowrffcljiijgood (drdfer ; should thopatf howctei*, k >.atharoc rteditftie, After hftVnig taken three.or four d*»ses of tbe Tonic, a single dose off, ULT/S VKGBT4 BLE FAMILY PiLLrf, will be sufficient. JOHN BULL'S Principal Ofliso: No. 4(T Fifth Cross Street, LOUISVILLE .KENTUCKY. All of tho übove rem’odlot tor »»lo by L. H. BRADFIfitD, ‘!C>±rt3LSß;lsit» Wlitteli«n,BkMo. v h>-<- ..... Allnntn,-aoorg!». jinuafy so l? 6. -!y NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. cTfTTe w ton, WITH Drewry & CO., At A. W. Jones’ Old Stand, They haying purchased the entire stock of mr. jones, cooKidiing of a COMPLETE VARIETY OF Dry Goods, Boots, Shoes, Hats, HAB.DWARB, cfco., tfcc., Piorosc to Roll at the VERY SHORTEST PROFITS. Will »ell for CASH ON LY. therefore can rell ns LOW as any one Give na a call. MR. C. F. NEWTON is now in New York, purchisinu for the llouße, and his known ability nnd tutle is nil the leeommendatioA needed to guarantee Ratis faction to our customer*. Thankful fur past patronage, w« earnestly solicit a continuation of the favor of the poople. April Ist, 1868. CITY DRUG STORE, Oor. Marietta cto Old Norcross Corner, ATLANTA /. .GEORGIA, IS now prepared to offer inducements equal to any Ilousa in Georgia. Tho very best oonuea* lions in Now York waArant uitt in making the aiwcrtloii. A good slock of Leads, Oils anil Paints, ON IIAND.«©f French, Richards & Company’s Best BUCK LEAD, CONSTANTLY ON HAND, SURFASSED BY NO LEAD OFFERED IN THIS MARKET. ' JIY FiIESCRIPTIiiN DEPARTMENT IS COMPLETE, And presided oyer by tho ever attentive, well known* and reliable Druggists, MATT WALKER and JOHN B. DANIELS* names too familiar with the Drug Businas* 10 require coinmomUtlo or refer ence. My stock of PATENT 31EDICINES I* full and complete, and purehastod fn ench qmn titles as to defy competition. Orders from our friends In the country, sliml have prompt attention, and satisfaction guaranteed A TRIAL Off OUR HOUiK 18 SOLIOirKD. The Proprioaor takes .pleasure In Informing his friends that ha lion for years been Identified with the Interest of the ROSwJ£LL ’MANUFOPuRINO COMQATJY, of wiitch his father was President during hia iifetluie, and the ohoractar of which lnatitutiuu la weU known through, ut this entire fecclion of country. CLIPPOHD A. KIXGi, mnrcii 25, iSBB-3m "Whole snip nnd Itctall Druggist. 3EB A. Wise, MAO O ]V,,G BOHCIA, IMPORTER OF TABLE AID BO6KET China and Crockery Ware —AND DEALER IN — • ZZiVSIB. PLATED WARE. Houso Furnishing Goods, Stoves, Tin & Wood Ware. .mnrch 3,1868-3 m TNT. 33. DftEWRY, Druggist and Jlpothecary , )3@-EAST SIDE OF HILL STREET,«®J First Door above Post Office, GRIFFIN, GEORGIA; DRUGS, Paint*, Window Glass, Fancy Goods, FINE LIQUORS for medi cal purposes only, and the new Proprietory or Patent Medicines, Bitters, Schnaps, King of Pain, Horse Medicines, Lamps with all the Improvements, OILS OF LIEF. Oils of all kind, LAN DR ETH’S Garden Seed*—fresh, full size papers, &c J. WSpi will sell, at the LOWEST PRICES, as I sell for CASH, nd «@u.NO AO made. tStf~ Please pay your old account*. february 13, 1868-ly REID, GEORGE & PATTERSON, GROCERS —A^B— COMMISSION MERCHANTS, BUY and sell on commission Tobacco, Wheat, Flopr, Get ton, Corn, Pro visions and General Merchandise. figy Special attenti hi given to the purchase and shipping of Cotton, Ae. Uriflin, Ga., much 3, 18f8. v c. a. wax time*. it. s. wu-ox WILKINSON £ WILSON, Cotton Factors Mi CiDI wm ‘JWO Bay St., * GLO. A OKNTS for tho BTC,.-FOWL OUANO. WAI il fcKVO. BIICKUEIUtiN TIB. OSornl Advances ma<fr on conslghmcnts To ua, or onr frieittls in New Ybrtc or Uverpool. «M2V-fia) «-■ ju-ay -rr--■■■-mr 1 BLANKS OF every description' printed ttf order ut tbia Office. . 1 W. F. Barbour# • Grocer, Produce —AHP— PROVISION MERCHANT, AXD UAKCrACTUEER OF THI ESTRELLA BURNING FLUID, rrilE best invention of the rt£s for il luminotiog purposes. Has the ex clusive righto! making and vending the above Ftuid in the counties of .Fayette, Clayton, Henry, Spalding, Merriwetber and Piko. #@yWill be prepared to fill ordefs in a few days.- W3X..Stand near the Market, on Broad way, formerly occupied Ly W. S. Hen otiton, and subsequently by Dr. Couch. Griffin, Ga., march 7,1868-3 tn T>OS fERS, Handbills, Cards, and ov— *• ery variety, of printing, finally exe cuted at. tho “Star” Office, V f ANDBILLSdind Poster* of all .. pn.otod in qniek time at this Office