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Error is Gelf.DestroYing.
TRrru ASSERTING the oft repeated lines
Truth crushed to earth will rise again,
The eternal wears Of God are hers

It il the tcr,e anuunciation Of the grand truth
upon which, GOD providence, depends all curl
hopes in huGIan progress and the perectaDility
Ut human government. We have but to watch
carefully Tue workings y ahF system aud 10 de-
iec; tue latent iuses E'iG"' ~ go" oP' latUn
perhaps, disrupt the must magnificent plans OF
government, ana th"aIt tAe most hopeful sys-
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Died

At his residence near town, on Wednesday
evening, June 18th, at s o'clock, the Rev. S. F.
H&LME, formerly pastor Of the presbyterian
church in Shreveport.
CE3 Northern papers please copy.
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Obituary.


Died in Norfolk, Virginia, May Sd 1862, OF
typhoid pnumoni5, Z cHARD AcD0NALD, OF Cad
do parish, Louisiana, in the 22d year Of his age
He VAS one OF the Il. st who volunteered in the
service of his beloved country, and was q mem
Der oil the Caddo r heS, Though he did not dl
on L e field Of horror, as soldier would wishto
tail, vet be expired at the post OF honor and OF
duty lie has left dUting mother and Two
sisters and il brother with other relatives and
friends to mourn their iIr. parable los. In all
the relations Of life the subject OF this notice ex
hibited most exemplary character A kind
and obedent son, an attecton&te brother, faith
iul pupil, reliable friend, an upright and moral
citizen, true patriot and soldier; his life pre-
Sents that excellence of character on which it is
delightful to contemplate, but which few attain.
All the communicating influences Of camp life
failed to corrupt him. Standing firm in his moral
!ectitude he was model among soldier, and
the object Of admiration Of all "ith whom he
associated Unlike most soldiers who become
corrupted by association-he grew in virtue till
lie was ma ured ii death, into glorious assur-
ance of bIis~ful abode beyond the grave. He
died in peace. trusting in his Savior. He re-
ceived every attention during his illness, that
kind and friendly hands could bestow, not only
from his officers and comrades, but from strain
gers also He had quite a large funeral process
sion 10 follow him to his last posting place His
remains were escorted TO tie burial place by the
Richmond Grays,' with military honors, and
all was done that sympathy and friendship could
prompt"
Weep not mother for thy son,
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NEGROES FOR SALE.

ESkOEN FOh SALE
4 HAVE for sale Eight Valuable Likely Ne
Z gro Men, good plantation or steamboat hands
terms liberal sold for no fault, the extreme bad
health Of She owner compeS him to sell, as he is
not able to attend to them Cotton will be taken
IN payment.
For particulars apply to JOHN CALDWELL,or
at the Ba:tlc House, or to Capt CHAS. HAYES,
agent on board steamer Starlight.
Shreveport June IS, ISt23t
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Shreveport, June 4, l862-3t
go Acres Of umimpIoxed land for Sale,

SITUATED near Summer Grove, in respec-
SSss7se. table neighborhood being the northeast
$2sS and northwest quarters OF section No13,
- range No. "A and township No. Ii.
Terms of sale-One third cash, the balance IN
one, two and three wears, to bear eight per cent.
interest from date, the purchaser TO give his three
Dromissory notes, PAYABLE az above, with a NOR
tgage importing confession of judgment, and
good personal security. For further particulars
apply to P. II. RoSSoN,
Shreveport, Nov. ., 1859. Agent.
~ Mr. b. X Stephens win show the premises
10 any nersnn Wishing TO purchase.
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Weep not mother for thy son,
For he has gone to rest,
BE not troubled now tor one
Wh0 ever Will be blessed
A FRIEND.
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die Winchester road, and twenty
baftaaoaga Ourmen cut ;hrlr
Effected their escape with Il loss
land wounded. Tie enemg are
five miles from the river oppo-
They droyein our pickets this
Hind one Of Capt, ShiIler'smen.
are advancing within three hun
he river bank.
paetad h,re to-mofTo"
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COMMITTED TO THE JAIL

Shreveport, June 4, l862-3t
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1862-12-11

The subscriber will send. (frrr of ehntpe) tn ali
who desire it. the Recipe aud directions iu, nah int
"A simple Vegetable BALM. that will 10 non, ~ =,
To EIGHT day., remove Implcs. Ilnlohas 1an,
Frcckles, Sallowness. aud all impuiinrs anii
roughncss of the Skin. Leaving The same a. Ma
ture intended it should Ice soft rirat s,nnaih and
beautiful. Those dcf,fng the Recipe suh t,li
instructions. directions nnd nisice viii please cali
on or address, with return pnatnrr.)
TIIOS. i. CHAPMAN. Practical Chemist,
l7m2 ~ broadway. New io,b.
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NOTICE. 40 OEssYDRs

Having pispoaed OF the Democrat office. We
'osiie eserf person indebted TO VA to make immc-
tate sel'lement We have debts to paw aud to
Unable to do SO, must collect the amounts due us.
che books of the firm may he found with Il Nc
Donald. nj Dickson 4 Co.'S Hardware store.
Iuh NJ sS'f i. 4 MCDONALD
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LOST.

4 az ahotl the 9th day Of July. 1862; a
Ii"iehei book, coutang n small amount OF
n"nDf, Hnl . nate on Joel Parker for $500, and
80" -" James IAnch Tor S25. All persons arc
'""'i"ni AGAINST purchasing either of these notes.
~'ni"i liberal reward to any person return
'"a '6t ii,he, book aud contents To the Democrat
aiiihe - fltmaalh JOHN WALKER.
Ma aif
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of the We. ky and ore of the Daily, to
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of the Weekly and two of the Daily. 80 90
Additions can be made TO clubs at anv time Mt
the lbove rates. Where the paper is addressed to
zach subscriber separately, the extra copies will
not be sent.
No paper sent without pre- payment, or contnu
cd longer than paid for. Address
ELDER, HARNESS * BINGHAM,
lyDiAYAPoLIs, INDIANA
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MAIN STREET,
EsOU "a ON, 1NED.
ISAAC p. SHIVELY, PROPRIETOR.

YUNUIS HOTEL HAS BEEN PUT IN COM
rLErE oPDER, and is now open for the recep-
toa of company. The Proprietor respectfully
socits public atronAge, and will use lis best
efforts to maker House pleasant stoppirI ace
sor both Travet and Boarder.
AsxH Iee2 ally
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HYPOPHOSPHITES!!
FOR TIE PREVENT on AND cuRE OF

Consumption, Asthma, Chronic Bronchitis. Ner
'ous Prostitution, General Debility, Dyspepsia
Scroiuia, MarasmuS. Loss of Appetite,
Neuralgia, Female Complaints and
all Disorders of the Nervous
and Blood Systems.
This Remedy has obtained a great reputation FOR
most EXTRAORDINARY CURES in all stages
OF CONSUMPTION. Ii Is recommended by
many thou and Physicians in the United States aud
Europe-havng been used with results unparallel-
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The ilypophoSphitcs have wo-fod specific ac-
tion-on the one hand. increasing the principle
which constitutes Nervous Energy. and on the
other, being tn most powerful Blood Generating
Agents Known. In cases Of Nervous Debility or
Prostraton of the Vital Powers, from any cause
this Remedy has superior.
"Winchester's Genuine Preparation
Is the only reliable form of the Uvpophosphitc.
made after the Original Formula of Dr. Churchill
u Inquire for AMI use no other.
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Two hundred CAVALRY HORSES wanted
from four to nine years old, from fifteen to fifteen
and half hands high, and in good order.
Awlv ~ HESS + NHSSEI,.
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+ or sale in Marshall county by Balm & Co., T,
A. Lemon, Pershjng Il Co, Plymouth; Robert
Cornwell & Co Rourhon; n b. * =. ;. Alleman,
TIppccanoc John Cless, Bourbon Jonas Miller. Bre
men, JAS VI. Wickiztr, Argos; Peter Smith IN
ontown; ana Druggists aud Merchants Generally
throughout the Union
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Persons wishing to purchase unmproved lands,
on easy t"rm'. will do well to give n call. al
so have the 7 o address of the larger portion Of
land owners, which will enable me 10
ascertain the price Of large quantity of land
which is not described in the above list.
THOS. MCDONALD.
Plymouth, Indiana. 1861.
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THE SPECIFIC PILL.
SfECItIC REMEDY FOR
SpermatorIhea CT &c nEal Weakness ard
General lIr.tability in either Sex

SpermatorIheaC CT SeniEal Weakness ard
General iIr.tability in either sex
This Malay. the terrible consequences Of which.
are to well known to require more than "A bare al
fusion 20 them, is OF the most insidous, and
therefore dangerous, of all the long catalogue of
human ills. IL saps the very springs of Life
rapidly undcrmineS the constitution, and sinks the
unhap victim into mhecility and II premature
grave from one To six bpxesoi the SPECIFIC
PILL are generally sufficient to effect permanent
cu G in the mos aggravated cases, whether Con
stltutOnal, or arising from Abuse or Excuses.
MEDI AL TESTIMONY
owe believe it to he. in the treatment of Spcr
matorrhea, as neara Specific rs any medicine can
be-
B. KEITH. VI. d. Am. Jour. of Medical
ScIencc.
81 have found them all that could he desired
Their effect has been truly wonderful. used
them in Of Spermatorrhea of long siandidg
which has bccu under treatment for years think
three boxes will complete the cure'
e. p. DICfTT u y.
IL This is not n Homeopathic .,-..ss.lv. - = is
there any mercury or other dcletcr,n +, .,c,lient
combined with it..
PRICE 81 per box. Six hnN..> ior -. by
mail prepaid. For sale by all resp g., rruf
gsts, and stthe Sole General Depot ia tic unilcd
States,bv
WINCHESTER, 80 John st. NY.
marl37ly.
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Also Ii" following described lands in Fulton
County sit, qted about two miles East of the Mich
gan Road. Joining the south line Of Marshall
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The New YORK WEEKLY ARGUS is published in
Q"ar'o 'otfn' cacH number containing eight pages.
or torty-eight columns. priE ted on new and hand
some type. in the best style II will be furnished
to snbSer''"F: 81 .ie !o!ioa Ing terms PAYABLE al
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Aotitrs.
GENERAL OFFICE,
Pittsburgh, FIT Wayne & Chicago
Railway Company.

Pittsburgh, May lst, 1869.
NOTlCE.-Thc Pittsburgh, Fort Wavne aud
Chicago Railway Company. having received a
proper Legal conveyance of the Rail Road. from
Pittsburgh to Chicago, with all its appcndaees.
real, personal and mixed, late the property of the
Pittsburgh Fort WAYNE and Chicago Rail Read
Company. now assumes the control and manage
ment ct said Road and property.
All persons employed en or about said Road
may continue in then respective positions o. situa
tiuns until further notice.
All persons. associations and corporations, de-
siting business arr'ngcmC nts, or wishing To con
tinuc change any hereaftcrcXistine. viii At once
apply the proper officers of this Company. rs
this Company is bound ny no arrangement or I'M
icrainnding that i, does not expressly assume.
G.. w CASS, Pre- idcnt
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5000 ACRES of LAND for SALE.

YENHG UNDERSIGNED IS AUT EORlZED
L to sell the following described Lands, Al very
loic figures; part down md the balance in annuai
payments, from to four years, with interest,
ma id Annually
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The Confessions nd Experience OF a
Sufferer
Published rs warning. AID Tor the especial ben.
eft of Young aud those who suffer with N,r
vous Debility. Loss OF Memory. Premature pcca,
&c.. &c. DC. 10y one who has cured himsclfby sim
pie mcars, alter being pat To- great expense and
Inconvenience. through the use of worthless med
icincs prescribed by learned doctors
Single copies may he obl,iucd Of the author. &
a. Ia INHERIT, Esq. Grcenpoint Long Island.
hy enclosing post paid Addressed envelope All
dress CHARLES \. LAMBERT, Eau Green.
point, Long Island. ~ Y. linz
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I'm additional news from COrinth max

TIM additional news from Corinth makes
.th5 eVneuattou look very much like VIC
10Y Tot HalIsek. The oa5eiaI tsPort states
that the spemy's works. we're very strong
that Beaurega+dd' can Ind no stronger, and
.ngs&ors avdr4bls opportunity to sgbt- It
looks as If be retired not for purposes of
stratsgy, bat because hedis.rusted his army
aad Was afraid TO fisk great battle. The
accounts Of the desertion aud evident de-
@moralization In the Confederate ranks,
makes this view Of the case appear still
more feasible. Nearly one whole Loqisi-
Eaa regiment are within oar lines. desert
en- aud prisoners. TIE retreat vas rather
preeipiIate, and attended with considerable
loss Of stores; bat the enemy appear to
have got Oh with ali their artillery, as
there is no montion Of any having been
eaPtured.
The ramOr At COLfn.h that Riehmuod
had been evacuated We deem Of doubtful
ersdlbility At least We would rot credit It
yeas meaning that tie place had been occu-
pied by McCIelIan's a:my. Weare not mn
prepared to believe that Riebmaonatd is abau.
!, donsd by the Confederate army and may
: have been for some lime, but II Mcclellan
had occupied 1t 80 that the news could
have bsep received ut COrintb Friday we
sbOuld have heard it here oBcially. II not
r a. soon, certainly long ere this. Fugttiyes
80 VIC SF5ved a. Norfolk ~ Friday. give a
precisely opposite report. They affirm there
laGa army 200 900. strong in the, vicinity o.
tAs city. Tie reports Of fugiti4es- and de.
z isertefs from the rebel army, however
should be received with great deal Ofcau,
ton. When Il is desired to make an i'm
preston Il Is very. easy to send Oh desert
ora With mouth foil Of lies calculated Il
- effect the pnEpose,
WeRill believe Richmond Is takea Wber
III comes officially, and viii credit the re
ReEts Of Lhe Immense Confederate arm,
@.atoand II, when there is a good heal bette
SGtdSaCoof ttlthaa the declarations of Jea
:, DAYS ard the tories Of fggitiyss who ma,
; G 6S-h6tlsptoS bdt Observation-Disclosures
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iDFeadful state OF AtERtF6 IN the south.
'''siif rqJ west. - knpT ~
a corFespOndentof the N. z. World.
writing from 'sFlotilla before Fort Pillow
Bays ...,.I. ~ z tsk 1ii ~ -
The river banks above here are lined
with fpgttIyes and refugees from the ter.
rpr of Southern despottsm. Hundreds
and hundreds of people hail our ascend.
Ing and descending boats with handker-
chiefs and other signals Of distress, but no
boat ever lands. Nnmbers finally ind
their way into ong lines at Hickman and
QsGeola. Their stories can be anticipated.
,As they. are nearly all 20 the same tenor
The cOnScript law is, intende 10 be. entor.
.eed., Those who have long held ont
agetnst the army are finally ppshsd into
the. ranks or compelled TO AZ their homes.
10 The Eowdies and roughs of the country
are eireiEptpg unchecked. The. rightsI6f
property are entirely ignored. The whole
ieqqutry IL tilled with want and terror. eeiu
The eontedeEates have brought ,th6ti J
selves into q tEaly desperate plight, Food
VIII be scarce for. the next year. Already
the stock OF corn and meat is exhausted IL
44e eGitle are dyizg bg kttadre9s along lie
EteSI. baHks. fer .l04Rt Of foTage. The extra
ordinary high stage o.. wafer has stopped
the growth of grass, and there. g no snr-
plpss Of corn,5 We Witnessed q Union fame
ilyiand their few effects taken on Soards %
one Of our steamers, yeste rday, Opposite
Oseeola. foF emigratio 70 Illinois, wheni
The city and hqraes were so much reduced
as5to ba.too weak 70 walk on board. This
Hts, deseFibdhtolb the state Of things for
hundreds Of, miles. They SAY, morsofer,
that 90 the goyernment and people, of the
North do pot take comps ssion upon then,
tAersl raj II aetaqE gR,i1e and sffrrgtion.e;
iFhlsiia the statsOt The Tebelliop. Ishs aruay
ofithe South has seized eyeEythings II, Is
&C The point Of death, and g loathed ~ 4
large population. a peep into Dixie ,by.
The Mississippi Fiyers diseloscs tie most
siGkentng and Wretehed condition, The
ieontsderaey > pply awaits smother blOW 70.
hnishft.and colsign 4 70 obtiY tons5 Let ~
not stand on tEos much ceremony IN dis
patching this hideons monster hon ihe
'lAeo otonr1 country s - stI.y. ! J, q 81
e GOvty slI1lA1l SsRAsUE % Il ods Island,
hts 6esA elected DATED States ssnatorfoE
six years, ftoni The q March next, When
the term Of Senator Simmons expires. He
received 90 votes out Of 100.
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iFr6m Nilllamsport. ga.

~ iem H4tf isWTtLiAMsPonT. Nav %. 81
~ Yesterday q prisoner named Briekuau.
said 70 have come from P ennsylyanis, now
a. member Of Ashby's Cavalry, MAS, arrest
ed at Hayuesyills, q few,mites beyond here.
BE was brought over and taken 70 the
guard house, but upon his journey thither
more than once was / 81 Cd Sfth saui!
mary punishment. He was tall iue look
ing fellow, clothed In the usual grey nnI.
form, and mounted on q usihofse. To-
day another OF the Ashby Cavalry was cap.
tutedat Haynesville, while converting with
AladR. a.tl u - 81 u n
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The following intelligence has Just been.
ohtained, which, iftFue. viii cause sem
sattOn throughout the North, The bold
ness and success Of the affair are we'll
worthy q better causs. Itappears that for
some time past bark has lain ut anchor
near Cape Henry, and by the supposed hon
est intentions Of her captain, she has been
allowed TO remain there until she could
communicate with her owners or consign-
ees. But the sequel shows that An honest
suit may cover cool and calculating viii
lain. -.
BY some means number Of contrabhnds
have been induced daily to 60 % work on
this vessel, but in no instance have they
been allowed 70 return. Vessels bringing
cargoes here have been the means employ.
ed TO bring them 70 the bark after their
cargoes were laRded So well planned has
the AFFAIR been, that no suSpicions have
arisen In the minds OF AMI one, not even the
naval ofticersi whose duty tits to watch
every description Of craft. The flagship
lay all this time where she ought 10 have
seen such transactions, bnt as they are said
to have taken place in the night, there Is.
therefore, some excuse for them. These
things have been going on until two hun.
dfed and seventy of brother Wtlder'S deck
were safely on board of the SLAYER, and last
night amid the, storm and rain, she vent
out 20 sea. Her moYements led 10 inaui-
ries. and after she got fairly away some of
the facts leaked ont. i learn that the feet
gunboat Wamsutta has been Sentti search
of her, and II Is hoped that she viii over
take and bring back the vessel and her VAL
liable cargo, for most Of the contrabands
taken are .ESPEi lightly Lads, " worth "a Cuba
tsom $500 o. 81 200 each. OF course, we
La