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Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1871-09-28

a Lying Posture. Dinness of Vision Dots or
Webs before the Sight, Dun Pain in The Head,
Deficiency Of PerSpaiion. Ycllowness of
the Skin and Eyes, Pain in The Side,
Back, Chest. Limbs. etc Sudden
Flurhes of IIeat, Burningi in the Flesh,
Constant Imaginings of Evil ard Great
Depression of Spirits.
AR Eseee indicate dissGSe The Liuer or Digestive
Organs, combined acih impure bEo0d.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1871-09-28
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Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1871-09-28
SADDLERY HbRDRAREI
IRON, STEEL.
HORSE SHOES -
d HORSE NAILS

Buying our goods by the large quantity enables
US to buy as close as any living man, and we want
the public to understand that for cash and TO
prompt paying customers, no that walks tie
earth undersel usi
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1871-09-28
Dr. .OswaId

- Schum's cheap tin and stove store, op-
posite the Collins house, Pavey's building.
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CALL AND SEE FOR YOURSELVES

R% The Latest Novelties are con
stantly being received.
J,L. vANDEMAN d co.
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LOCAL NOTICES.

- Go to John B. Schum's for your TN
are.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1871-09-28

hon. VIM. p. ROGERS.
Mayor of the city oE Er!Galo. n. Y.
MAYo1I's OFFICE. BUFFt 10, June 22 1863.
E l have used Hoohands German Blttcrs and
Tonic - in my family during the past year, ana
can recommend them as an .eXcehant tonic, i'm
parting tone and vigor to the systems Tier use
has been productive of decidedly henehcl,N ei-
feets. W Nj. f. IsOoNbRSt
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4
2 MA
HAN. GEO. sHARSWOOD.

Justiee of fbe Supreme Conrt of Pennsylvania.
PuIIADELPHIA, June l, 1868.
have found Ex experience that :. Hooaand'a
German Bitters u is very good tonic, relieving
dyspeptic symptoms almost dIreGtIyyi a eIy i,,e1-oo1
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1871-09-28
DEBILITY.

man Bitters or.Tonic in cases of Debility. They
impart tone and yigor to the whole system,
strengthen the appetite, cause enjoyment of
tue food, enable the stomach 10 digest it, purify
the blood, give good. sound, healthy complexion,
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1871-09-28

VIII. be at Duties Shoe Store in Wash
ington every Saturday and will visit patients
at theirresidences when desired. 37tf
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1871-09-28

ever known. and q cnre all diseases resulting
from bad hlood teep your blood pure; keep
vuur Liver in ore keep your digestive organs
III a sound. heaIh condition. by the use of these
remedies. and isease will ever assall you
The best men in s-se- country recommend them.
II years of honest sputation. go for anything you
must iry these presentations
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EESErRMoNx

e - -
Like the following was never before offered in
behalf Of any e7icinal preparation:
HON. GEO. w. WOODWARD,
Chief Justice of the Supreme Court of Pennsyi--
vania. wTites
PHILADELPHIA. March 1G 1861.
find g Hoofiand's German Bitters . is good
tonic useful in diseases of the digestive organs,
and Of great benefit in cases of debility and want
OF nervels action. III the system. Yours truly,
GEO w. WOODWARD.
HON. JAMES THOMPSON,
Justice of the Supreme Court of Pennsylvania.
PHILADEITIIIA, April 28. 1865.
I consider " IIooiiands German BitterS =" val
uable medicine in cases of attacks of Indigestion
or Dyspepsia. I can certify this from my
perienee oft. Yours with respect,
JAMES THOMPSON.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1871-09-28

And the Trustees of the several Townships in
said County, requested to return the follow
ing number OF Jurors from their respective Town
ships. to wit:
Union %; Jefers on, I6; Paint, IL; Jasper, II !;
Madison, 8; Wayne, 10; Perry, s; Concord, 6; Ma
rion. 6; Greene, 5.
OF all which notice is hereby given in pursu-
ance of law.
CONRAD GARTS,
Sep. IA, 1871. 43 Sheriff of Fayette County.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1871-09-28

DO You owe John Paul?
propose to publish a list Of persons who
have accounts Of long standing on my books
for livery hire, unless the same are paid
within a few days. Those interested will
act accordingly.
34tf. JOHN A. PAUL.
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ew No 1ntoxicalip. Iiacar snld -
THE NEW rRoPRIEToR

Respectfully asks share of public nat. lae fee
iuG sure that he offers rs favorable in tuccment
any other House in Washington, Gail and see
Jan ~ 1sTi,Sstf JAMES LEASE.
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eradicate the yellow tinge from the eye, impart
bloom to the cheeks, and change the patient from
3 short -breathcL. enlaCiatcd. weak, and nervous
invalid. to fuii-facsd. stout, and vigorous per-
soa-
WeaK and deI,.-4ve Children are made
strcng by usll-s the Bltters or Tonic.
These Ren6dl6s - ,1s best
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1871-10-21

truly. But yet the fact proves
that the blacks Oh .juries are
gradually becoming to have
opinions, which has never been
the case in Bossier before.
The presiding Judge, i. B.
Watkins, was among the jun
ior members of the bar in our
District (; his appointment by
the Governor was, therefore, a
surprise to many. Yet, this
far, both the lawyers and the
public generally have been
much pleased with his presi-
dency. His first and only OBJ
iect seems TO be to comply
strictly with law regulating
his duties, even in the smallest
minutiae. His charges to ju-
ries and his opinions in his
judgments have always ap-
peared as we'll weighed and
given with caution. and the
GOODNESS of impartiality.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1871-10-21

depicts the passion Of j.alor,z
Romeo and Juliet that of lovs
Midsummer Nights Dream
introduces the pleasing suoe,
stition Of the Fairies. Tfso.
shows the misanthrops 1 AZ
so on.
In the play Of Julius Caesa,
the author is not SO happy IN
his deiineation of charars.,
His mind seems not to has.
been bent that way. On thu
other hand, in King Henry "
first part, the characters are M /
m a rka bly, and beautiful,
drawn from the most nokla n
that of Hotspur to The lowss.
in that of Bardolpb- So well
drawn indeed are the charas.
tiers, that they are better known
than even the great men Of
history. How conid the learn
ed world do without Fallstafr
and Pistol $50 .,ssO
l shall take leave of the sub.
ject by advising the associs.
ton to study the bean(ies Of
England's greatest bard, II
they ever expect to gain ad.
mittance into the great repub-
lie OF letters. HlvEass
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1871-10-21

Shreveport, Oct. 19-G0Od cfdi.
nary 10 To 1G; Low middling, IG1
S163; middlihg 173Sl7ae. rHIi
New York, Oct. 1S-Cotten IN.
settled; Uplan,ls 19s; Orleans
2O1 c.; sales 1000. S~sA
New Orleans, Oct. 18--Flour
firm; superfine S6 2506 S7A
double extra s797 1O4; treble ex.
ira 81 35Gs7 so. Corn scare;
mixed 92095; white .sSc. Oats
quiet, 54G55c. Bran 81 80. Hay
firm; prime S35; choice $50. Pek
dull; mess held at S14 %. Bacon
scarce, shoulders s; clear rib 81;
clear sides 94c. Lard sfrmeE
tiercs 103; keg 124c. sugar
new grain clarified 1OA; eeatrifh
gal 12c. Molasses-fair S2E
prime 73O75c; Whisky 95Ge1. o.
Coffee scarce, 17ISlS; 1911fsN
Gold 1134.
Cotton steady; Sales 235 bales,
Good ordinary 1s5S1ssc; lou
middling, 1S3Gl9s; middIing 1874
Receipts 275; exports to Liyrfpco
2646. Stock on hand Al, III bales.
New York. Oct. Is, eye-COstOG
irregular and nominal; sales 1916.
Upland 19s; Orleans 2O4.
Liverpool, Oct. Is, eve-CettoI
closed fiat and irregular; upland.
81; Orleans 10d. ~
st. Louis, Oct. 17.-Fire raginf
in Deer and Harrison creek val
leys, extending to Jefferson ,eoca
ty, Nebraska; the loss is estimata
at $4,000.
London, Oct. 17.-three thou
sand pefished in the Chineni
floods.
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Official Journal Of Bossier Parish.
W. II. sCANLAND, PROPRIETOR.
+ n VI -

TRIMS
The BNisier Banner will he issued every
SATURDAY pIpeiping. Subscription, per an
Hum, Three ullars-in advance 81 50 for
six mouths 4 e for three months
. ADVERTISEMENTS inserted at 81 per square
of ten lines or less,
y CasSls fuf one sqnare, W LESSEE per
annlIll. Six months 81 so Three months
-Annaunrementsof Candidates for Office
$tE ~
Obituary notices. when exceeding q
square, wiil be charged rs advertisements.
Y All articles pablished for the benefit
of partiet or individuals at their OWL solic.
itation, viii he charged for as advertise
menfs 4f
~ Editorial notices. or any matter &C
cnpying space outsnle irregular advertising
columns, charged at the rate of a5 cents per
line. 1885
V y b. Proceedings and resolutions
Of public anil political meetings, &c, charg-
ed as advertisements.
No deductions from the above rates Ia
sgeatz erceIsr commissions
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Ttga Collectors tya,ee.
State Of Louisiana, Parrish Of BOssa
j. A Heron, Tax Collector,)

oeu"e ~ L0utsfdhd, Pur1sh OF BOesh.
j. A Heron, Tax Collector,l
VIM. Ferriday, nonresident,
George 3. AbererOmbie. n
Curator adj hoe.
RY virtus of authority conferred on nelly
~ law, have seized and recorded IN 10
Recorders Office of the parish Of Bessisr
and will proceed to sell, ct public snctic D
at the Court house door, in the town &
Bellevue, La on
SATURDAY, 18TH DAY Of NOv'R, lei
within the legal hours of sale, the following
described land, tO-wit: 5s8 Il eNh
Section y and southeast quarter, sect q
one, township 19, range NJ west half 4
west half, section Is: west half Of soul =
west quarter, section z, township ~, Fan
10, containing 1850 acres, mere OF less.
Sold to Fay back taxes due thereon, al
costs of this proceedings. Terms, Cash.
J, A, HEBRON, Tax C,slIsctor.
Parish of BOssieFs a
Bellevus, La; Oct. 81, 1871 M
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A NEW PosTMAsTER.-AWasA,
ington dispatch to the New Ot.
leans Tines, under date Of the So
instant, announces that Frank Il.
Hatch has been appointed Posi-
master az Shreveport, vice Cha.
w. keetaDg, suspended. SoHtI.
Western. v-rfsf
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Great CONGREGATION!

DR.. Johnson says that "the
conflagration of a city, with
all its tumult of concomitant
distress, is one of the most
dreadful spectacles which the
world can offer to human
eyes"
The recent burning of Chica-
go has thrown a gloom over
the civilized world. Think of
it Ten thousand houses de-
stroyed! Two hundred mil
lions of treasure lost One
hundred thousand person with
out shelter, suffering from cold
and hunger! Five hundred
souls persisted amid the ruins /!
What humane mind can con-
template this awful spectacle.
without greatest emotion?
We can call to mind but
three instances, in the history
of the world, of greater conf1a-
gratioIs.
First, The burning of Rome
by the Emperor Nero, in year
GA. The extent of this, the
greatest conhagration, is not
accurately known.
Second, The great fire of
London, whose ruins covered
four hundred and thirty-six
acres, extending from the Tow
er to the Temple church, and
from the northeast gate to Hol-
born bridge. 1t ragged for four
days, from the 2ni to 9th of
September, 1866, destroying
cighty-nine churches Gnclud-
ing st. Paul's), the city gates,
the Royal Exchange, the Gus
tom house, GUILD hall, Sion
College and many other public
buildings, besides thirteen
thousand and two hundred
houses, laying waste four hun
dred streets. About two hun
dred thousand persons were
left houseless and had to en-.
camp in Islingtor and High.
gate fields.
Third, The burning of Mos
cow, ancient capital of Russia
This city was entered by the
great Napoleon a. the head o.
the French army, Septembel
14th, A. d., 1872, when the
Russian Governor, Rostop.
chin, ordered that the city bt
fired in 500 places at once. Ii
this memorable confagration
$40 houses we're burnt t
the ground, besides palace.
and churches. The desolatior
and human suffering conse
quent upon this great confia
grafton, is in the memory O
every reader of modern his
tory.
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The police jury have been
summoned by the Clerk of the
District Court, to meet on
Monday, next.
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STATE OF LOUISIANA, ? PAR
BOSSIER.
j. A. Heron, Tax Collector,

bOSSiEk-
j. A. Heron, Tax Collector,
Jacob & Lambeth, n0n-residents,
g. b. Abe1crvmhie, Curator ad hsc.
py virtro Of authority conferred on me p
D law, have seized and recorded in ts
Recorders Office of the parish Of Bossi q
and will proceed to sell at public Enction; =
the Court house door, in the towO Of Bsls
vue, La, IN
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER nth, 1871
within tbs legal hours of sale, tbs follow ig
described land, TO wit: ,......s,
The north half Of northeast quarhSr =
section g west half of section 81, toEnns
Is, range IL, containing, in all, 100 aere =
more or less. Sold to pay back taxes y
thereon, and all costs ofthese prcceedinpf
Terms Cash
j. A. HERRoN, Tax Collects
Bossier Parish. q
Bellevue, La, Oct. 81, 1871. nS'
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ishment, is irnperiously spurn-


Again he beautifully CON-
pares himself to the pole star
for constancy.
The Conspirators now pro-
coed to the assassination
Caesar reSiSts until he sees his
beloved Brutus aiming at him,
then the reproach of, "And
you, Brutus" escapes from him
and he yields himself to death.
Confusion reigns for a season.
Anthony hears OF the catastro-
phe, and is admitted by the
Conspirators to see the body
of Caesar. Hear him:
40! mighty Caesar doth thou lie SC low,
Are ali thy conquests, glories, triumphs and
spoils
Shrunk to this listle measured Fare thee
we'll.
Here vast thou bay'd brave heart,
Here dids't thou illl; and here thy hunters
Signed in thy spoil and crin,soned in thy
Lethe"
The Conspirators leave and
Anthony apostrophizes the
corpse thus:
80 pardon me thou piece of bleeding earth
That l am meek and gentle with these
butchers
Thou art the ruins of the noblest man
That ever lived in the tide of times" &c.
In the next scene, Brutus
addresses the people to quit
them. His speech has con-
siderable merit, and seems to
effect his desire. But incau-
tiously Anthony is allowed to
pronounce q funeral grafton
over the body of Caesar, and
our author puts into his mouth
the finest defamation, per-
haps, ever penned. He comes
before the people "to bury
Caesar, not to praise him. The
Conspirators are all honorable
men," He talks of Caesar be-
ing his friend. Brutus was
mistaken in supposing Caesar
ambitious.
The people are now favor
ing the Conspirators, the ora
tor must proceed cautiously ;
he must bend them the other
way gradually. He cries a little
over the coffin. He begins to
gain over the people. He calls
the Oonspirators honorable mel,
now in irony, and tells the
people of Caesars will. Now
he has their hearts and must
stir them up to kill the conspir.
ators. lie descends from the
pulpit, takes the mantle OF
wrapper of Caesar and shows
the cuts and rents in it, tells
the circumstances of Caesars
death, and comments thereon
Aud to place the finishing
stroke upon the whole. uncor,
ers the body and shows it al
marred, as he now at last says
SPY Traitocs." The end il
gained and the people are il
a frenzy of anger.
Extracts from this speed
are continually in the mouth
of all public speakers.
This perhaps ought to hav,
finished the Tragedy. In th'
two remaining acts, the beau
ties are not so crowded. TIL,
: quarrel scene between Brutu
, and Cassius has great reputa
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1871-10-21
BELLEVUE, La,
Saturday, October 81, 1871

A. Hamilton, the live sew
ing machine agent, is in town.
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doth bestride the world like a
Colossus /; and we petty men
walk under his huge legs, and
peep about to find ourselves
dishonorable graves" Again
he says, "The fault, dear Bru-
tus, is not in our stars, but in
ourselves that we are under
lings )" and again, "Upon what
meat doth this our Caesar feed
that he hath grown SO great"
sentences often and often quo
ted. To this scene follows the
thunder storm, and rough,
brave Casca terrified by super
stitious fears. Cassius meets
him, points all his superstitious
portents to the death of Caesar,
excites his ambition and love
Of country and thereby secures
another conspiratOr. We come
now to the second act, which
opens with Brutus' soliloquy.
He is meditating the great act,
the strange act of assassinating
his friend for the good of his
country. In this, this fine pas
sage occurs, "But tits a COM
| mon proof that lowliness is
young ambitions ladder where
to the climber upward turns
his face, but when he once at
tains the utmost round, he
then unto the ladder turns his
back, looks in the clouds,
scorning the base degrees by
which be did ascend: So Ces-
ar may" See how finely just
after Brutus describes his own
condition:
Between the acting of dreadful thing
And the first motion, all the interim is
Like plantasna, or a hideous dream
The genius and the mortal instruments
Are then in council; and the state Of man,
Like to little kingdom, suffers then
The nature of an insurreetion"
The Conspirators meet and
BrutuS takes command. He
has not talent like Cassius is
no more brave than Casca. But
his honorable principles alone
makes him referred to by all
the rest. The resolution is
taken and Caesar must bleed
for it !"
| "And gentle friends
Let kill him boldly, but not wrathfully,
| Lett carve him as q dish fit for the Gods,
Not hew him as n csrrcass fit for hounds
Such were the directions of
Brutus. Following this scene,
is the scene of Brutus and his
wife. She sees something ter
rible brewing, is nightly troub-
led and seeks to learn the truth
from Brutus. He is reticent
She charges him with want OF
love. Brutus replies in a sen.
tence Of unsurpassed beauty
'.You are my true and honorable wife;
As dear to me as are the ruddy drops
That Writ my sad heart
How finely that word visit j.
T used. This little expression
+ proves that Shakespeare wa.
! ahead of bis age and knew
that the blood circulated
Harvey is said to have discov
cred that principal a few year.
after our authors time.
Another storm scene follows
u Caesars wife is scared, ant
Caesar shows his vauntin:
; spirit. He effects to despis,
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A Critical Dissertation on the
Play of Julius Caesar, Read
to the Bellevue Literary
Association.

uTdIlldllSt, tulS one Is lar uOWn
in the scale of excellence
Othello, Romeo and Juliet,
Macbeth, Hamlet. King Hen
~ ", part first, the Merry
Wives of Windsor and perhaps
others have been considered,
by most critics, as far superior
to it. Nevertheless, it suits rne
in the present instance, in or
der to point out some of the
great excellencies Of the au-
thor, and, thereby, to create a
desire in members Of the asso-
ENTHUSIASTICALLY the young
men-tO peruse the whole
works of Shakespeare. These
works, like the Bible, have be-
come SO interviewer with the
general literature Of the en-
lightened world, that no
man could consider himself at
all learned, who has not a pref
ty thorough knowledge Of
them.
Although the play of julius
Caesar is truly but a minor one
of the great author, yet it fun
ishes more fine sentiments,
and is more often quoted from
than any other work of the
size in my knowledge. You can
hardly listen to any political
harangue. without having it
lugged in, in place and out of
place-even Gd nauSeGm. But
shall / tell You the truth and
give You a very homespun rea-
son for this fact? Thousands
spout Julius Caesar who never
read the play, but have obtain
ed it from the school readers
and speech books. Many, in
fact, are ignorant of the true
author, believing that such
and such were the sayings and
speeches of Anthony, Brutus,
Cassius and Others, absolutely
spoken by them, instead of be-
ing put into their mouths by
our great bard. Caesar, his
friends and assasSins enacted
deeds that are branded into
history. Their names are
household words. But, was
any of them truly a great
man? 1t is not proven !; fol
each one may have had "great-
ness thrust on" him. But the
sweet Swan, who has com.
mem0rated their several char.
acters and deeds in blank verse
as ever during the as pyramid.
of Egypt, did indeed "achievt
greatness" His writings ART
ever perpetual proof of thii
fact not to be gainsayed.-
Could I, while living, enjoy
the reputation of Shakespeare,
would consider it tho creates
boon that Providence coul,
confer in satiatiug my ambi
ton; far preferable to tn
power of the Car coupled wit
the fame of Bonaparte.
The pley under consideration
opens with a talk to the Re
man plebians by their demo
cratic Tribunes. 1t is roug
talk, honest talk, but very il
effective, as such talk is genel