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SgIFFIH&EMI-WEFKLY STAB TUESDAY, DEC. IS, 1868. ~*»-Call at N. 11. SIMON & BRO.’S.and examine tbeir beautiful stock of superior DRY GOODS, well made CLOTHING, IIATS, BOOTS and SHOES, TRUNKS, PISTOLS, GUNS, WATCHES, JEWEL RY, &e., Ac., before purchasing elsewhere. They will sell you goods »t the very lowest prices. . . HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE. SCIIEUERMAN has a very desirable DWELLING, with all the neeesacry out buildings, and Urge Garden attached, which is offered on very desirable terms, if applied for soon. m CHRISTMAS DOINGS, AT SPARKS'! Ladies and Gentlemen ! Bogs and Girls ! Attention l You will find the best selected Stock or Christinas Gifts that can be found in the market. They are too numerous to men» tion but they will be exhibited to all who will pay os a visit free of charge, and sold on the most reasonable terms. A good supply of Fancy Groceries al ways on hand. If you want something a ice, oome to SPARKS’. LOOK HERE 1 Several desirable places for sale in town and country. Apply at the "Star Office. out. 31, 1868—ts EXTRA SPECIAL NOTICE. Beware of Counterfeits 1 Smith’s Tonic Syrup has been counterfeited, and the counterfeiter brought to grief. SMITH’S TONIC SYRUP. The genuine article must have Dr. John Bull’s private Stamp on each bottle. Dr. John Bull has the only right to manutac ture and sell the original John Smiths Tonic Syrup of Louisville, Ky. Examine well the label on each bottle. If my pri vate stamp is not on the bottle, do not pur chase, or you will be deceived. See my Column advertisement, and my show card. I will prosecute any one infringing on my right. The genuine Smith’s Tonic Syrup cun only be propared by myself. The public’s servant, V DR. JOHN BULL. Louisville, Ky., April 23, 1868. HOiIESPUN at 10 cents and upwards, at N. H. SIMON & BRO.’S. 8®- An endless vurioty of LADIES’ GLOVES, Woolen and Ootton HOSE, at SOIIEUERMAN’S B®“Double-width PLAIDS, at 30 cents, at SCHEUERMANNS^ WOOLEN GOODS, such as NUBIAS, SONTAGS, BREAKFAST SHAWLS, lIOODS, &c., Ao., 25 per cent, below cost, ftt ’ N. 11. SIMON A BKO.'S. If you want to get a good HAT for 75 cents, call on N. H. SIMON & BRO. g®* Who wants beautiful POPLINS for less than 350. T Call early, before they are ail sold, at SCIIEUERMAN S, fl@fc.Good CALICOS, at 12} cents, at N. 11. SIMON & BRO.’S. BOOTS and SHOES, for any and every body, low, at. SCHEUERMAN S. consult their interest by selecting their CROCKERY from the tre mendous stock at SCHEUERMAN 3, Diaries for 1869! A good Assortment for sale by H. T. BRAWNEU & SON. r b@u Fine CLO AKS, at all prices, at N. 11. SIMON A BRO.’K NOTICE 1 NOTICE ! 1 The public— especially our patrons—will please bear in mind, that wo have only one place of business, notwithstanding the as sertions of some storekeepers who are en deavoring to sell goods under our firm nine. We hold forth In the Masonic Building, JliU gQfjEUERMAN A BRO. November 18, 1868. 1® B@fc, Just received, 50 more of those beautiful COVERLETTS. You that spoke for them had better call at once, as they are very heavy on the go, at N. H. SIMON k BRO. 'S. SPECIAL NOTICE. All parties having business with me, will find me at the Star Officethitil further notice. gS-^CH. HATS and SHAWLS, for gents—a large assortment—at SCHEUERMAN S. «TKayton’a Otl of Use. Maglo Cure and Djrepep ttcPllls should be In every household. RATION'S OIL OF UFK-Cures Peine to the Beck, Breast, Sides, Shoulders and Joint*. KAYTON’S MEDICINES—For sale by all respecta ble Drnjguia. AGENTS WANTED FOR KAYTON’S MEDICINES —None'Sold on Commission. KAYTON’S OIL OF LlFE—Cares Bams, Swellings, Earache, etc. __ PROF. H. H. KAYTON, Savannah, Ga., Proprietor of Knyton'e Popular Remedies. KAYTON'S PlLLS—Cures Biok Headache and all Billons Disorders. KAYTON’S OIL OF LIFE-Cnrea Rheumatism and Neuralgia. KAYTON’S OIL OF LlKE—Cures ell Pains. KAYTON’S OIL OF LIFE-Curea Corn* and Bun ions, KAYTON'S PILLS—Act dlreotly o° the liver. KATTONW OIL OF LIFE-Cures Sprains, Insect Stings and Bites. HATTON’S OIL OF LIFE-Cure. Headache and Toothache to a half ml note, wholesale agent* for Prof. Kay ton’g Medicines, are Redwine A Fox, At lanta, and J. N. Harris A Cos.. Griffin. Ga. : r 1 W. R. Hollon, at CUtIFJFIJSr MARKET. COBBSCMD AWI WSIKLV. Cotton. ••• ••, - • .21J@21| FUmf < “.•kJ'M 1 Mea1..,.. 25®— Bacon .••*•«••• Chickens. .•<».. Pork 12®15 • Beef 5 @ 1( ? Rebarkabl* Longevity.—Mrs. Tamsy Bloodworth, wife of Elder Thomas B oodd worth, departed thin life in P.ke C rnnty Georgia, o. the 3d December, aged 03 yeais 2 months and 10 days. Her son, is. w. Bloodworth, well known to many of our oitiiene, says that this venerable laly was for 70 years a member of the Baptist Church and retain, and her faculties, on r - ligiuns subjects—especially till the last hour of her life. Her progeny down to the 4th degne of great-great grand children numbered 249, of whom abont 210 are still living 1 She had 8 children, 78 grand children, 152 great grand children and 11 great-great grand children. Her husband died some ycaas since.— Georgia Citizen. What does the nightingale care if the toad despised her singing ? She would still stng on and leave the cold toad to his dark shadows. What care the true and the g«»d for the sneers of those who grovel in earth’s pleasures alone f MARRIED, In Fayette county, Gft , on the 15th Instant, by Rov. H. J Adorn., Mr. CHABLE3 W. HOONETT, Ewj., of Macon conmy. Ala, and Mf*s KLLA GRAY. In Grlffln, Ga, on the 16th hi.tant, at the residence of W. T. Trammell, Esq, by Rev. B. J. Adams, Mr. THOMAS H. HARRIS, of Maoon, Ga., and Miss MARY M. MEEK. MISCELLANEOUS, CHARLES A. SINDALL Si C 0„ COTTON AND GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS, GRIFFIN.... GEORGIA. ARE prepared to make Liberal Advan, cus on Consignments to BALTIMORE and NEW YORK, or other point*. FERTILIZERS. Also offer for sale upon advantageous terms the cel ebrated Chesapeake and South Carolina rhosphates, delivered at any Station on the Macon and Western Railroad. 0T OFFICE at present at the store of I). W. PAT TERSON, Corner Hill and Solomon streets, Grlffln, Ga, where ssmples ol Guanos may be seen and arrange ments effected. nnv- u - S6-8m STANDING COMMITTEES or O O XX DO" OIL* ron Tim MUNICIPAL YEAR* 1868. Finance— King, Brooks and Beecher. Streets —Drake, Patrick and Westbrook. Ordinances— Brooks, Drewry and Cun ninghum. Cemeteries and P. B Drewry, Westbrook and Cunningham. Pumi’9 and P. W.—Cunningham, Patrick and King. Street Encroachments— Patrick, Drake and Beecher. Nuisances— Ounninghfim, King and West brook. Relief— Drake, Drewry and King. Market— Patrick, Drewry and Brooks. Police —Beecher, Brooks and Drake. Petitions, &o.—Brooks, Cunningham and King. Fire Department —Westbrook, Patrick and p JOHNSON. Mayor, For Sale! PORKERS. PORKERS. HOGS! I AM PREPARED to furnish fine, fnt POIIK, In any quantity at 11 Cento, nett. Come up, aentlemen, atone-, wf'h the CASH, ‘ f “ r net the place I will keep a supply of fine HOB!* on Sand during the winter, and will always sedat U.o low est market prices. D. D. DOYAL. December 4, 1868 „ W. B. GRIFFIN & CO., Cotton Factors, urai in niiiiK MBROEcants, NO. 98 BAY STREET, SAYANNAn GEORGIA. LIBERAL ADVANCES made on COTTON In Store ~igoed to our mend, .n New York orLtoer ool. ■ tesiauianti Bar and Billiard SALOON! rpilE subscriber has taken charge of the I RESTAUR A.NT, together with the BAR and BILLIARD SALOON, under the store of the CUNNINGHAM S, and Is prepared toTurnlsh ME AM at ell bourn, togeth er with CHOICE Liquors & Cigars. The public are Invited to give me a calL nov. 11, ISSS-Stn GEO. W. EDMONDSON. *i£SSo. I uXIV 1 w dSKSI». GEOHGIA Marble WT orks. WE have recently purchased and fitted up with the MOST APPROVED MACHINERY, the Georgia Marble Works, and wo are now prepared to fill ordere finhd..equsl to the beat American Marble ; and our facilities for quarrying are such that we can supply all demands, at a less price than la paid tor the production of any cm be supplied with Mocks of any dimen sions, and would flntfit to thelrlnter.it to proeure their theserrloesof some of the moot ex perienced workmen, we are prepared mflllwlthdls nsteh. ell orders for finished work, such as MuNO - TOMBS, Ac . . Orders solicited from every olty, town, and neighborhood. Addr-ss all rommuolettlon* to ssp. », 18#8-An DRY GOODS, GROCERIES, ETC., ETC. UNIVERSALUFE INSURANCE COMPANY New York, Office No. 09 Liberty Street, she original Joint Sto~k Life Insurance Gompangof the United States. The business of this Company Is exclusively confined to the Insurance of First Class Healthy Lives. ,tde>sTllS 1,, Tn* preratnina charged by the “UNIVERSAL are no irly one third lowerthan ihose charged by the uisjorl ty of Mutual Compaßlea V- t-—V. IL\rtV| a£~ The "UiUVEKSAL'’ desires to call the particular at t-eaveth tentlon of Agenta and others to th« new ‘'Return rrcml- XfiU urn Table, ’which hmbeen prepared by the Actuary ot /SR the Company. It will bo noticed .hatthe..- Rates aver age leas than the ordinary rales charged by Mntuala.- iGk The inducements offered by this Table are equal to a re verehmary dividend of ONE HUNDRED PER CENT. RATES TO SECURE *1,060 AT HEATH. WITH A X^PREMtUMS^PAHb^ T„e„ r °» ..a Sdi^ L «. “sr 1 —I aii'g S W M 5 i? 35 31 34 sy>4 55 ™27 142 26 40 iG 07 1 62*44 60 Iff 25, 2,11 01 F.X A M PLE.-A man used 80 Insure. M* life tor ■spoftev" w fll b<!goo™ lor *l*. ment plan, and die. nflerbaving p«H ft annual pay men or *Z ».«, m" I X, . Tho ••DNiyRKSAL” offer, al.o tie following oritfnal ""“..J^ n^ e p lMUed , t rates lew than those THE REDUCTION OP PREMIUM PT.VS: By u fthe premium after tho thbd charged liy Mutual Companies, guaranteeing arcdiieutrtl ol w per cvn v annual payment. nr 4 rt V* ■ I * 4. w President. WILLIAM WALKER, ’V' Vice President. HENRY J Seeretary. .1011N H. BEWLEY,. Are Want Secretary. CHARLES E PEASE. *1 '....CnhitiHia* Actuary. D. PARKS FACKLEIt, ... ._■ '-■ ‘ Medical Examiner. kdward w. Lambert, m. and, . solicitor,. ALEXANDER A GREEN, *.* Agents wanted throughout the South. Addree _ J. W. Shackleford,, otc. 24,1808—Sin Manager Southern Department, Atlanta, Georgia SIIH & HUH. If you want Dry Goods ! Go to STILWELL' & KElTH’S—Because their stock has been selected with great care. If you want Ready-Made Clothing ! Go to 81TLWELL & KElTH’S—Because they are selling fine goods at very low prices. If you want Boots and Shoes ! Go to STILWELL & KEITII’S-Becanse their stook Is large, and you can be suited. If you want Hats of any Style ! Go to STILWELL & KElTH’S—Because they keep quite a variety and a very largo stock If you want Crockery or Tin Ware ! Go to STILWELL & KElTH'S— Because they keep a great many orticles in that line. In Fact, if you WANT ANYTHING ! In the way of Dry Goods, Notions, Hats, Boots, Shoes, Crockery, Tin Ware-Anythmg. ™ Goto STILWELL & KEITH’S. Just Opposite New Warehouse ! -VCrXXeX, BE “ The Peoples 1 Store F j. o. KINO* rropT, - MAGNIFICENT in all its EXTERNAL and INTERNAL ARRANGEMENTS 1 Drv Goods to suit Everybody. New and Fresh Groceries, Sffirro wffSL“* i T ■ 1 \j% ...tjß DENISON’S Condition Powders foh HORSES, HOLES. Cattle and Hogs, Are unequalled for Coughs, Cold*. Loss of Ap petite, Hide Bound, Yellow Water, Farcy, tarfrit. Lung Fever. Colic, null all disease, incident to these animals. Warranted to dc alUhatla claimed for them. If given according to directions. Soo Circulars. Manufactured by D. M. DENISON, COLUMBUS, Ga QBXFFIN, GEORGIA, a December 9th, 1869. Sloan, Groom & Cos, Cotton Factors —AND— COMMISSION MERCHANTS, Claghorn & Cunningham's Range, Bay street, SAVANNAH GEORGIA. LIBERAL ADVANCES on Cotton consigned to onr correspondents in New York A Liverpool. A. H. SLOAN, O. F. STUBBS, O. I. GROVER, Rome, Ga. Macon, Ga. Brooke Cos., «to A. T. MACINTYRE, get 7. 1868-BHI Thoroaevllle, Ga FOR SALE. TH E “BRICK HOUSE” adjoining 1808, SUMMER ARRANGEMENT. GREAT WESTERS {ISSUES MITE TO THE NORTH and EAST. —VIA — LOUISVILLE, CINCINNATI OR INDIANAPOLIS. Passengers by this Route have Choice of 25 Different Routes 10 NEW YORK, Philadelphia, Baltimore and Washington. Passengers holding Ticket* by this Rente to New York, Philadelphia or Bal.loH.ro, can visit Washington without extia charge. Fare Same aa via Knoxville or Augusta. knd U- B. DsßWai-SSSS«!*4, TRAINS LEAVE ATLANTA Daily at 8.15 a. mand 7 p. m ., Alter arrival Os all Southern Trains, and make close connections td above named cities. Cheek Baggage to Louisville, and it will be r*-checked to destination on Trains of Louisville and Nashville Railr isd before arrival at Louisville. MlffiTlil GARS I ON AtL NIGHT TRAINS, Ample Time (hr Meals at Good Hotels. ASK FOR TICKETS VIA LOtTISVILLE, GENERAL TICKET OFFICE, Atlanta. E. B. WALKER, Master of Transportation, oct. 14 -3m W. & A. R. R. H. B. CHRISTIAN. o. F. JOHNSTON. CHRISTIAN & JOHNSTON, ML CHOI MCIHTS, BAV STREET, Savannaßy a-00. Special Attention Given to the Sale of COTTON, FLOUR, GRAIN, BACON and MERCHANDISE generally. ADVANCES MADE ON Consignments to onr friends In Liverpool, Philadelphia, and Baltimore. Nov. 2% ISOS-Sm - r -'-r_r n rct KheumatUm and DRY GOODS, GROCERIES, LIQUORS, DRUGS. BE IT KNOWN. That from and after DECEMBER 15th, mv HEADQUARTERS silfbe »t theSmreof Wm- Reeves & Cos., Where my friends—OLD and YOUNG—LARGE and.SMALL —will find me on hand —with a BOUNTIFUL SLIILY of j ALL KINDS of GOOD THINGS, in the shape of— Toys, Candies, Cakes, Nuts, Fruits, -ym and GOODIES generally B@“T'ake dufl notice and govern you.ulve- aceirdingly. KRIS KRINGLE. PUBLIC ARE NOTIFIED, That notwithstnnding the fact that we have surren 1 dvwl our hoQM, tomp .rarity, to KRIB KRINGLK, Esq., *« will hold on revive, bound to keep up onr u.u» 8 " 1 r Family Groceries and Provisions. jpgp» P&rties in search of somathiug NICK for areiovited to call. “®l - mmmmmmmmmm hi M hi H mmmmi FLEMISTER & BROCKS ARE CONSTANTLY RECEIVING NEW _GO O D B ! Largest; Stock we ever brought to Griffin, CONSISTING OF Heavy Groceries, Staple Dry Goods, Fine Dress Goods, Boots and Shoes, Bagging and Rope, Iron Ties, Hardware, Crockery, Notions, etc. Farrar Building, Hill Street, GRIFFIN, GEORGIA. Septembeo 19,1808. WHOLESALE AND RETAIL LIQUOR STORE John D. George, SAVING PURCHASED THE ENTIRE STOCK OP X-m iqnors I OF TllF LATE FIRM OF REID, GEORGE A PATTERSON, will continue the TTfUTOP 111 WINKS'* in the CELLAR of the same building : and will keop a FULL STOCK best 2d SoS BoK of all kinds, and aeli at \VIIOL9ALE and RETAIL low for CASH Griffin, Ga., November 21, 1868. D. W. PATTERSON, WHOLESAfib AND RETAIL C3- R O C 5 :es —AHb— COMMISSION MERCHANT, Comer HiU and Solomon Streets, ‘ittfiTt I,Aon nonstttntlv on hand, SUGAR. COFFEE, BACON, LARD. FLOUR, \\ Molasses, bagging, rcipU, tw Ink, maoKkuel, white and blub FISH, Liverpool and Virginia SALT, and a full stock Os Crockery, China, CUaae, Wood and Willow W are. STAPLE DRV GOODS! fexrci±3: AS Calicos, Homespus, Stripes, Jeans, Flannels, Osna burgs, Cotton Yams, Blankets, &c. WILI* FURCEfASE ALL KINDS OF PRODUCE, SUCH AS Bacon, Lard, Flour, Meal, Corn, Wheat, Peas,Oats.&c., for cash ok. fob aooue. ov ior« D. W. Patterson* Oct. 21, 1868—3ffl , Cl tv MUG STOM. ATLANTA, GEORGIA* DO YOU WANT ! Drugs, Medicines, Dyestuffs, Oils, Paints,- White Lead, Copperas, Madder, Indi- , go, Spice, Ginger, Pepper, Blue StonOy etc.) etc., etc.? viv ... . CALL it the cm DRUG store, ATLANTA, GEORGIA, An WINDOW GLASS, PATENT MEDICINES, PERFUMERIES AND TIriLETAKTIuLKS, BRUSHES, °ALCOIIOL, too., from the moet renowned Laboratories In the world, at *W" HOLEBALE and RETAIL. W - Corner Whitehall & Marietta Streets, Old Norcross Corner, -©ft W. Os LAWSHE. ‘‘THE DRUG STORE!” Iff, B. DREWRY, DRUGGIST & APOTHECARY, nia mt Side Bill at*. Grriffln, Ga, DEALER IN Drugs, Chemicals, Paints, Oils, Window GLASS, LAMPS, CIGARS, SSUFFS, PURE WINES * AND LIOtJORS FOR MEDICAL PURPOSES. ty r noono wr * tid \ r*vn 0 REPRESENTED. Sept. 13, 1861-3 m