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ajIFfIMSEMI-WEFm STAR SATURDAY, DEC, 4, lfea~~ •®“ With the last issue, thfe shbseripr tioo to the “Campaign Star”.ceased. We send this issue to those ettbseriber* thist* ing that they may Sets fit to fas longer. ThS papef has been enlarged, and the excitement of politics having sdbtided, Wfa are iietermihed to spare no pfaidfa or ex j ense to iiiake it fa welcome visitor to every household, and to this ead, we sHall devote most of onr space to general news, and farming, and ask onr friends to send us any item of general intefdst, such as pros peot of the crops, 4c., and anything of im portance transpiring in their immediate neighborhood. In this tfafay wo can make an interesting newapaper, and we invite every one of our subscribers to become an agent for us, and thus enable us to extend our circulation, and to make the paper still more interesting. LADIES, T." NOTICE 1 Another lot of those Beautiful Boule-. faard Skirts, just reoeived at DREWRY A CO’S. . W'mows’ 4 Orphans’ Life Insurance Cos., Nashville, Tenn.— This Company is rep resented in Griffin, by Miss Alioe Baldy, who is also Agent for the State. A young lady well and most favorably known in Griffin. We know the Cbmpany is sound and reliable, and should be supported by Southern people. Miis Baldy can be found at her mother's residence in tho morning, and at the Book Store of Brawner 4 Son, in the evening. GUNS 1 GUNS! Stilwell 4 Keith have a very large stock $0 tJUNS of all sizes and sorts, which they offer to the public at prices to suit the times. Any person in need of a weapon of any description, had better - call and see them before purchasing elsewhere, as they are determined to sell out their immense stock at ODce. Pork I —Our old friend and “porkist,” D. D. Doyal, who has been in the business for many years, has reoeived his first in stalment of Hogs, ami wants to sell them-. _* m , t&~ Children and Misses BALMORAL BOSE, in great variety, at _ _SCHEPKRMAN’S. Malicious Mischief.— We learn that some ifl-brcd boys, several times yf late, removed the gates of citizens in the south fern part of town. If the police do not suo heed in catching these youths, wo suggest to citizens the propriety of trying a good load of No. 3. shot on them. If not dispos bd to shoot, try the efficacy of a well seas boned two Jear-old hickory. EfIARP AND QUICK! Gentlemen, if you wish a pleasant shave, fanu have it by purchasing one of the New Style Razor Straps, from ball at N. 11. Simbn A Bro., fafid fam ine their beautiful Stock of Superior Dry tJoods, well made Clothing, Hats, Boots and Shoes, Trunks, Pistols, Guns, Ac., Ac., be. fore purchasing elsewhere. 8©“ Look at SCHEUERMAN’S huge stock of NUBIAS, SCfN’i'AGS and fIOODS, befdre you purchase. $1 75 will get you a nioe SHAWL, at * SCIIEUERMAN’S. CiOAKS, from $3 OJ and Upwards, at SCiIEUERMAN’S. . LOOK #ERE f SevefAl desirable plactetf for SaTi in town and country. Apply at tbfa “Star Office.” oct. 31, 1868—ts - . A Three MiNuftf Horse. — • Thorough Manley, City Marshal, faf Griffin, has an untrained 1 horse tft'at caw trot a mile in threee minutes and' a quarter. B’ets are of fered that he can do it. He is a fine ani fnal—the best in all this region of coun ty- _ - r RECENTLY ARRIVED !' Dress' Goods', ita gpfiat Variety,' and - New Style, Very Pretty and CWSa'p; at DREWKV & CO’S. tt@to.See notice of Messrs. Spear A Beck, Attorneys at Law. I'h’s is an able law firm. Parties doing SdWlness tbeni, will be certain to have their rights repre sented. THOMSON’S PATENT GLOVE FIT* TING OOBSETSM- The best in use, received, at DREWRY & CO*S. SCHEUERMAN’S & BRO. are receiving daily additions to their already tremendous atock of Dry Goods. SPECIAL NOTICE. All partial having business with me, will find me at the Star Office until further notice. F. S. FITCH. jQr To ye tall and fair: we have the EXTRA LONG lIOOP SKIRT. At SOHEUERMAN’S. it Is the Messrs. SCHEUERMAN that are selling handsome fast colored PRINTS, at 15 oeats per yard. •QT Doo keeps (he boat eatables and drinkables the land affords, and spares no paiu or money to make his a pleasant place of resort. The finest liquors, and the best tables kept, and reeala can be bad at all buurs, ot Game, Fish, Oysters, or anything that the market affords. MUNICIPAL ELECTION. These was an election held id tfiis city fan Wednesday Inst, In accordance frith our Charter for Mayor and Board df Aldermen. The turnout was email, owing io the fact that the eleotion waa held in epite of the reoent action, of tha Mayor, who at the re queet of a meeting of citizens, issued an order postponing the election until the meeting of the neit Legislature, when it wae expected thfat fan act would be passed conforming our tih&rter to the new Cos nsti tution. The ciindidatee who ran on Wednesday were Mr. George it. Johnson, 001. ThutS mao, Adatfi W. Jones and Judge Miokle. berry. The vfatee polled were a little over four hundred; or abont one-third the vo ters of the bltjr. Mr. Johnson reoeived the highest vbtfe. Col. Thurman received the Radical support together with sonfe person al friends. It ib understood that the present Mayor will not surrender the city government to Mr. Johnson, until the notion of the Courts or Legislature shall depose bind from offioe. We express no opinion upon the mbriti of the controversy, at present. The present Mayor and Counoil are good men, and so are those reoently elected, —some of whom! fare on the new hoard. The following gen* tiemen were elected Aldermen on Wednes day : Messrs. Drake, Brooks, King, Geo. C. Cunningham, Beecher, Dr. Drewry, Wes tv brook and Van Patriokf, half of whom were on the old board. Iloas.—Doc. Anderson has returned, with any quantity of Pofk, which he says is extra good, and will dell them to his friends at the lowest possible prioes. corrected semi week lt. Cotton 21 @ — Corn I 15(a)— Flour ..• 5(«)7 Meal :... 1 250 Bacon 20021 Butter 30(^40 KgES 25@30 Chickens .20(430 Pork 12015 fieef 5010 Those beautiful BALMORAL SKIRTS—for Ladies, Misses and Children —are heavy on the go, at SCIIEUERMAN’S. Persons coming in from the country to shop, are very apt to call in at several stores before making any purchases. Now we positively advise against “looking round,” when we know where you can get good goods at prices that will defy competition. N. U. Simon 4 Bro.’s is the place that we have reference to, and in these gentlemen the public Will find relia» hie business men, who Will tike a pleasure in showing you f m.. tlluck and Colored ALPACCAS, at 50 oente, ui SCHEURMAN’S. NOTICE 1 NOTICE ! 1 The public—especially our patrons—will please bear in mind, that we have only one place of business, notwithstanding the as sertions Os some store°kebpefß who fare en deavoring to sell goods under our firm name. We hold forth in the Masonic Building, Hiil Street. A. SCIIEUERMAN 4 BRO. November 18, 1868. lm Good HOMESPUN; at 12} cents, at „ SPHEURMAN’S. Jffi-Nice DeLAINES, at 20 cents, at SCHEUERMAN’S. DIARIES FOR 1869! A good Assprtifent.foT dale by 11. T. BRAWNER A SON. DRESS GOODS 1 A fresh lot of New and Elegant Dress Goods, just reoeived by STILWELL 4 KEITH. HFLKnyt™'» oil of Life, Maglo Cure and Dyipep tldTllli should he In every household. KAYTON’S OIL 6k LlF.K—Cures Pnins In tho Buck, Breast, Skies, Shoulders and Joints. KAYTON’S MEDICINES—For snle by nil respecta ble Druggists. AOl?NT8 WANTED FOB K AYTON’S MEDICINES —None Sold on Commtodon. KAYTOIJIP OIL OF LlFE—“Cures Barns,'Swellings, Enrnche, etc. ■ PROF if H. KATTo}?,B.vannah, Ga., Proprietor of ICnytbu’a Popular Remedies. KaYTON S PlLLS—Cures Sick Headache and nil Bilious Disorders. —EAaaofrfl’dtl. nV LIVE Cures Rheumati.mand KAYTOM'fI OIL" OF tIFE-iOurea sll Patna. KAYTON'S OIL OF LlVjt—Cur& Coma and Boa lons, KAYTON S PILLS—Act directly on the liver. KAYTON'S OIL OF LlFE—Curos Sprains, Insect Stings and Blteu. KAYTON'S OIL OF LlFE—Cures Headache and Tootl&che Id's half minute. K»Y'P©Sf q MAGIC CURE Cuieablitirlwea nnd Cramp Cholics. KAYTON S 01L ok LIKE—Core. EhenmntUm nnd Neuralgia. (ouThe wholesale agents for Prof. Kay ton’s Medicines, are Uedwine 4 Fox, At lanta, and J. N. Harris A Cos., Griflin, Ga., and W. R. Hollon, at Hollon's Store. Brunswick Railroad.— The Brunswiok Banner j»t the 19th says : We had the pleasure of a rids over the Mueon and Brunswiok railroad on Monday last, as far as Station No. I, slevsn miles from this city. For some days past the work has been unavoidably delayed in oonaequenee of tbs swamps through which it passed, ail of the toad being mads-ground. We are happy to say tbfat they are now ont of tbs the swamps, and every indioai tion is of rapid progress with the work.— That portion of the road already built is of the must substantial character and will compare favorably with any road in tho Slate. DRY POODS, GROCERIES, BTC., ETC. Wjmf| JP FIfJHHIT wllu iv lVi-im & Mull. I, - ,i ; ~j_ ’I, If you want Dry Goods ! Go td STILWELL 4 KElTH’S—Because their Stock has been selected with gnat care. If you wani Ready-Made Clothing ! Go td STILWELL 4 KElTH’S—BecSnsb they fare telling fine goods fat very lfaw prices. If you Want Boots and Shoes ! Go td STILWELL 4 KElTH’S—Because their stock is lfarge, and you can be suited. If you want Hats of ariy Styles! Go to STILWELL & KElTH'S—Because they keep quite a variety aod a very large stock If you want Crockery or Tin Ware! Go to STILWELL A KElTH’S—Because they keep a gneat many articles in that line. In Fact, if you WANT ANYTHING ! In the Way of Dry Goods, Notions, Hats, Boots, Shoes, Crockery, Tin Ware—Anything! o,t 2i-3m Go to STILWELL & KEITH'S. “THE DRUG STOREP* N. B. DREWRY, DRUGGIST & APOTHECARY, Bast Side Sill art., Qriffln, aa. Dealer in Drugs, Taints, Oils, Window GLASS, LAMPS, CIGARS, SNUFFS PURE WINES AND LIQUORS FOR MEDICAL PURPOSES. |@* ALL GOODS WARRANTED AS REPRESENTED. Bept 13, 1868-3 m IBQS. SUER ARRANGEMENT. GREAT WESTEfII Mil BITE TO THE NORTH and EAST. —VIA— LOUISVILLE, CINCINNATI OR INDIANAPOLIS. Passengers by this Route have Choice of 25 Different Routes TO NEW YORK, Philadelphia, Baltimore and Washington. Paiaengers holding Ticket* by this Route to New York, Philadelphia or Baltimore, can visit W r ashlngton without extra charge. rare Same as via Knoxville or Augusta. TRAINS LEAVE ATLANTA Daily .at 8.15 a. m., and 7 p. m., I Her arrival of nil Southern Train,, nnd tn.kt* oloec oonueotfoh, to above named cities. Check Baggage to Louisville, and it will be. ra-checkcd to destination on Trains of Louisville aud Nashville Railroad befoffe arrival fat Louisville. MItHFICIJTIifIHG EARS! ON ALL NIGHT TRAINS. JUfifle flmc Tor Meals flood Hotels. ASK FOR TICKETS VIA LOUISVILLE, GENERAL TICKET OFFICE, Atlanta. E. B. WALKER, Master of Transportation, oot. 14 -3m' W. & A. R. R. Clark & Wilson, factors AMD ffENIRAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS, Kro. x, Stoddard’s Lower Range] Bay street, SA VANN AH. . tfEORGIA. September 5,1808-6 m Sloan, Groover &€e, Cotton Factors —AMP— COMMISSION MERCHANTS, Claghorn & Cunningham’s Range, Bay Street, SAVANNAH GEORGIA. LIBBRAIi ADVANCES on Cotton oanalgned to our correepondenta in Mew Tork A Liverpool. A. U. SLOAN, O. F. STUBBS, O. K. GR.QVER, • Borne, 6s. Maoon, oa. Brooke Cos., Os A. t. MACINTTRR, , oetT, 18t8±3m TTiomaefllle, Os. A 1 SOBRET, 11 A BUAFSS. IW M RICH A UtMOK Marietta, Os. | Marietta, Os. | LoutsvUld, Ky. GEORGIA Marble W orkiy, XITE bsve recentlj- purcheteil snd fitted up with the. W MOST APPROVED MAOHINKKY, the GeorpU Msrble Works snd we sro now prepsred to fill orders for M AKBLK In sny qunntUy. Ours le, In quality snd euecepUblllty of finish, eqosl to the beet American Merble ; and anr fsollltlee for quarrying srr euoh thst wo csn supply sll demands, st slew price then le psld for the production es say Northern quarry. Dealers esn be supplied with blank* of sny dimen sion*, snd wonld find It to their Intercet to procure tlielr MippllM from u». Having encaged theservleeeof some of the meat en perlenoed workmen, w* are prepared to fill with die utoh. sll orders for fiultlied wurk, euoh W MoNU KKNtVI«JIDB.*c rw~ Orders soMolUnl ft ora entry otty, town, tad nsbhborlfood. Addr ss sll eowninntesttons to OBOKOIA MABBI.R WORKS, cep. », UW fint Jasper, Plekess Miaty. PURE Drugs Si Hcdicincs. ''A Wholesale SPECIAL INDVCMENTS ! • r TO Wholesale Buyers . O.UR stock in lartso ond complete. Eve rything KBESH and NEW. All rerta or PAINTS and DYES, OILS, LAMPS, SOAPS, PEBFUMEKY, tobacco, cigars. Ac. PRESCRIPTIONS carefully compounded, day or night. J. N. HARRIS & CO., of Hill St., GRIFFIN, GA. GrlfSil |Uj%l>harSl, 18«8. 8m m. Sparks, GROCER! WHOLESALE AND RETAIL i— DEAIikR IN — China Goods, Vases, Dolls, Tin and Woodeii Toys 6f every kind and vaWcty. OA K E IOKT> and KMHQSSED In the fineststyU, by a French Artlote. irrOrfrl VARIETY of Froati Fruits. Oranges, Lekons, Applet, Fine Apples, 40., 4c., 40. Candy Manufactory. In full operation. Can fill orders cheap to an unlim ited extent. Luge stock of Fire Worlts. Prompt Attention to all Orders. ♦.♦ Country Merchant, will find It to their lntere*t to examine this atoek before purchasing West Side If Ml Street, one door below J. N. Harris <fc Co's Drug Store. oct. 21-3 m GRIFFIN, GA. CHARLES l SHALL l E 0„ COTTON AND GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS, GRl&t'llf GEORGIA. A RIJ prepared to make Libera! Advnne r\ co, on ConslgnnwnU to BALTIMORE nnd NEW YORK, or other points. . , FERTIItIZERS. Also offer for sale vjfen advatitrgeon, term, .tho ool ohrnted Cheaapeako nnd Sonbi Oarolinn Pho,[ihaten, delivered at any StaUon on tha Mnoon and Wo,torn tar- oKFIfjE at present at .the store of D. W. PAT- Corner HUI tad Selomon’etreete, Grlffln, Gn., whore sample, ot Gannon may be seen nnd arrange ments effected. nov. 14, 868-8 m COMMISSION BUSINESS.' —-xxx THE undersigned having established a House In tho CITY OF SAVANNAH, Ga, for the transaction of a GENEUAL COMMISSION BUSINESS under the Arm of Freeman, Drumright & Cos., and respectfully solicit consignments of COifroN, MANUFACTURED GOODS, or other products, prom ising to do nil we can to promote the Interest of our patrons, hy Implicitly obeying InsirueUcnn accompany ing shipments, obtaining thehixhmt market values,nnd prompt raudering of ooooust sales, and not proeoeda [Hr Liberal advances made upon Railroad Receipt, fonPRODtJOE, and on Prodhoe In hand We are prepar ed, In our capacity a, , ( . . Bankers & Cotton Brokers, to purchase SIGHT 1 and TIME BILLS, on the prlnal pai markets In.thh United States, to mtke advances on eonatgomoMa of PUODUCK, nnd to dll order, la the purenue of COTTON, or oUor PRODUCTS of tho country. i. 8. Jones, Drnnright t Cos". Griffin. Gn., nptombor 11, ISM-lm For Sale. ■i 6) fl ACRES of unimprovod LAND— IsUt) JuolouUldo tho limit, ol U>. Oily of Orlf flo. Sovoral beautiful allot for r< ahloneot upoa the land. Itlolna thopUooof A. J. Maihawa. (mlr at fhoSTAll OPFIOK Mv.tl.tWl* DRY GOODS, GROCERIES, LIQUORS, DRUGS. K. k. BE IT KNOWN; That from and after DECEMBER 15th, mv IIKAIKiUARTKUS will bo at the Store of Wm. Reeves & Cos., Where my fnends-OLD and YOUNG—LARGE ami SMALL W 4. —will find me on hand—with a BOUNTIFUL SUPPLY of W* 1 ALL KINDS of GOOD THINGS, in the shape of— Toys, Candies, Oakes, Nnts, Fruits, fm aud GOODIES generally. U due notice and govern yourelves accordingly. KRIS KRINGLE. THE PUBLIC ARE NOTIFIED, That notwithstanding the fact that we have surren* supply o7 and UUr bOU5 *’ to 01111 KHINtiLK, Esq., we will hold ourselve. bound to keep up our usual Family Groceries and Provisions. Parties in search of something NICE for Conference, ureiuvited to call. *Y»a November 27, 1867' “ FLEMISTER & BROOKS ARE CONSTANTLY RECEIVING NEW Gr OOD S ! xxx Largest Stock we ever brought to Griffin, CONSISTING OF Heavy Groceries, Staple Dry Goods, Fine Dress Goods, Boots and Shoes, Bagging and Rope, Iron Tics, Hardware, Crockery, Notions, etc. Farrar Building, Hill Street, GRIFFIN, GEORGIA. Septembeo 19, 1868. 3 m WHOLESALE AND RETAIL LIQUOR STORE John D. George, HAVING PURCHASED THE ENTIRE STOCK OP Liquors t OF THE LATE FIRM OF RETD, GEORGE 4 PATTERSON, will continue the LIQUOR BUSINESS in the CELLAR of the lame building ; nnd wUI kw». tUlitBWwS of tho he.t POKeTnIi and DOMESTIC LiqUOHß,.f»ll Mad., and «U at w iIOLS ALE nus RETAILIoifSr CAs'll* b “ Onffin, Ga., November 21, 18b8. iy D. W. PATTERSON, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL C&XC. OCXS JRL —AKD— COMMISSION MERCHANT, Comer Hill and Solomon Streets, and Retail. 'I’I7‘ILL keep constantly on hand, SUGAR, COFFEE, BACON. LARD. FLOUR T V CORN MEAL, SYRUP. MOLASSES, BAGGING, ROPE, TWINE, MACKEREL, WHITE and BLUR HSU, Liverpool and Virginia SALT, nnd nftihntook of Crockery, China, Glass, Wood and Willow Ware. STAPLE DRY GOODS / SXJOJE± AS Calicos, Ednespis, Stripes, Jeans, Flannels, Gsna burgs, Cotton Yams, Blankets, &c. WILL PURCHASE ALL KINDS OF PRODUCE, SUCH AS Bacon, Lard, Flour, Meal, Corn, Wheat, Peas,Oats,&c., FOR CASH OR FOR GOODS, Oct. 21, 1868—3 m D. W. FclttCrSOH. CITY DRU& STORE. A-TIiANTAt dHOnaiA; DO YOU WANT ’• Drags, Medicines, Dyestuffs, Oils, Paints, White Lead ? Copperas, Madder, Indi go, Spice, Ginger, Pepper, Blu6 Stone, 6tc., etc., etc.? CALL AT THE tm DRUG STORE, ATLANTA, GEORGIA. Also— rasssss WHOLESALE and RETAIL. Corner Whitehall & Marietta Streets, Old Norcross Corner. September 28,1868-8* W, O. LAWS HE. Just Opposite New Warehouse l WILL BE F CFCJ IST X) “ The Peoples ’ Store P J. O. KING, Proper, MAGNIFICENT io all ita EXTERNAL and INTERNAL ARRANGEMENTS I Dry Goods; to suit Everybody. New and Fresh Groceries, suit”\“ 4 a J n* w^*rp t 0 *