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Brazil, Bucnos Ayres, Uruguay and Para.
quay.
EpouARD GUILLAUAE.

The successful Inauguration Of the
steamships between the United States
and Brazil, again invites the attention
of the commercial and general public to
q portion of the world Which this coun.
try has singulaly neglected 1hesa
steamers jointly subsidized by the United
States and Brazil, place us in actual
contact with the vast AMI fertile Empire
of Brazil end the States in the Valley of
the River Plate, and, BY way of st.
Thomas, with Venezuela and all the
West Indies. The commercial and
agricultural Importance of Brazil and
the River Plate countries is, after our
own land, first in rank on the Western
continent.
Brazil isa constitutional empire, the
territories Of which embrace an arealotl
more than $500, 600 square milese egoal
tanning according to estimates made In
1853, about 100000 inhabitants, 81
MORE than half the population of South
America. 1, is almost inter.tropical,
but natural causes give it GOODNESS and
salubrity unknown to other, tropical
lands. Slavery exists but in much
milder form than formerly with us, and
no rights are denied the free men Of
color. The feeling ofthe Emperor and
the people are opposed to the longer ex.
istence Of African bondage, though by
their mild laws one million of slaves
have become liberated since 1850.
Government intends now to take the
matter in hand for its final extinction.
AS it is, every slave taken to Brazil be.
comes Immediately free. The cpmmorce
Of the empire is equal to that Of all the
rest Of South America. In 1884 Bra
zil sold 70 the world 100000, 900, most.
'ly in coffee, sugar, cotton, hides, India
rubber, 60, and she bought Of the
world $65, 900, 900; the lion share fall.
ing 10 England, she having three lines Of
steamers there. 1--WE hope, by the nsw
facilities, to recover our commerce,
which is proportionally smaller than ii
was thirty years ago. The steamships
Of the,new line touch at St. Thomas,
w. I, Para (on the Amazon, Pernan,-
baco and Bahia, and have theis southern
terminus as Rio de Janeiro, 5000 miles
from the point Of departure in The Uni.
ted States. IsG6 lfass ~ bsas
There are English and Frencli steam
efs twice a month from Rio TO Monte
video and Bnenos Ayres, but these win
in no wise aid American commerce in
the River Plate countries, where the
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PUBLISHED At COLUMBIA, s.hc.,
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Il Itisunde stpaa }bat Ben. Butler pur.
poses shortly ioappear in pamphlet or,
newspaper form in reply to the able
report of Lieutenant. General Grant---a
document which took SO well with the
House of Representatives that two hun.
dred and fifty thousand copies were
ordered printed, Mr.. Butler proposes
to so down deep, to take Grant from
West Point OF before and follow him up
to Lieatenant.G Generalcy. The Ameri.
can pnblIc will be treated to a history
Of Grant from historian who, 'ifnot i'm.
partial will have the merit Of exhausting
his subject: ' y ''I"'.' @i. ~
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been better maintained than in Brazil.
1t is hoped that something will be done
by our Government to extend steam
facilities under the American flag from
Rio to Buenos Ayres, or our commerce
will suffer. ,rl.II.'
The Spanish.American country, called
the Argentine Confederation, better
known to us (by the name fits capital)
buenos Ayres, is republican in its form,
and IS modelled after the Unted States q
1t consists offourteen States or Proyin.
ces with ant area Of, 10000 SQUARE
miles, mostly consisting of prairie and
rolling lands, Its commerce is chiefly
in the products of the vast herds of cat!h
tie, sheep and horses, s,t'which are reared
on the fertile pampas. In return for
hides and wool we are driving profita.
bic commerce in lumber cotton goods,
flour, hardware, &C., &. Railroads are
pushing on. from Buenos Ayres in
every direction, while the majestic Ia
Plata, the third riyerin the New. w orld,
communicates with Paraguay and with
the interior of Brazil. On this broad
stream, two hundred and forty miles
from Buenos Ayres, is the growing city
OF Rosario, whence is building to Cordo-,
va, two hundred and seventy miles
away, the great Argentine Central
Railway, under William Wheelwrlght Of
Newburyport, Mass. This road will do
muchlto open up the rich interior, and
flnally will be extended across. to the
Pacific. ~. ,...t,...' .,
Uruguay, Of which the, capital is
Montevideo, is small Spanish .Ameri..
can republic, Of $4,000 square miles
area, and containing .2ls,0OO inhab.
tants. 1t has growing commerce with
the ! United States. 1t is, now entering
upon a new career, and with peace in
h.r fertile borders, will be one Of the
most desirable countries in the world for
settlement. Many Englishmen and
Italians have gone thther for purposes
OF trade and sheep farming on her rich
rolling prairies. " ~
r Paraguay, the ''inlannd Japan" Of
America Having in Lopez a Tycoon,
more despotic than ever sat npona
'"'o".' ~ oeuuo,) is now gong through
a trla irom4the severe and Just castiga-
ton she 10 receiving at the hands of
Brazil, Buenos Ayres and Uruguay,
that will probably exercise the evil spir.
it Of desposism which, for two genera.
tons, has ruled her. The last news
from South America shows the Allies
completely triumphant, and before long
the rich soil and other great natural re-.
sources Of Paraguay will field that
will amply repay commercial and agri-
cultural enterprise. lig4l gG h.wt
Now.m the supply Of these great
S,ontlI, American countries Philadelphia
should not be behind.hand,, We manu-.
tactnre much that these lands need, and,
IN some respects, we are better Situated
Ior ting commerce thanlsny other city of
the Union. - Phi2oaelpl,a Ledger. .oq
- li& s5y. - aAtSsat
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! "a correspondence of the Buffalo
Coaeterctat Advertiser /. writing from
Savannah, speaks Of the miseries which
threaten thousands of poor homeless ne,
gross, unless they betake themselves to
some, organized system of labor, and
adds.gm am reliably uniformed BY an old
resident here, ,thatthirty thousand of the
blacks have already died since The close
ofthe war in this city and surrounding
country alone." Similar accounts come
from various quarters. 9tli
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The Southern Express C Onl pany

Ebe SOWtberN Express SsCOnpuDy
|nFFER unsurpassed facilities for the ship
W inent (from Augusta and points South }
OF Cotton. Cotton Goods. and heavy heights,
tor Savannah, New York, and all points North
and West ..'i .t
Through receipts given on which iasuranC
ca II be Effected at lowcst rates.
Internal Revenue Tax will be paid or bonds
regulations Of tbs United States Treasury De-
For particulars and rates, inquire Of soath.
ern Express Company. IoF 'N
This Company 10 now prepared to forward
GOLD AND SILVER COIN, CURRENCY,
PARCELS, AND FREIGHTs.
To Petersburg, Va. Lynchburg. Va,
G@ssnsScrs Gans,.ls, ya n snlisSu,y Iiso ifSn M
Raleigh, N. C., Weldon. N. C..
Goldsboro', N C.. Wilmington. N. O.,
AND TO WAY CITATIONS on THE
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Railroad, Peter shurg Railroad, North Carolina
Railroad. Raleigh and Gaston Railroad. Viii.
mington and Weldon Railroad, and Western
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LETTERS. MONEY PACKAGES AND
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Railroad. Georgia Railroad, Macon and Wcst
ern Railroad, Atlanta and West Point r all
road Southwestern Railroad, Southern Rail.
road and Alabama and Mississippi Railroad.
All Goods shipped by the Adams and Harden
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The Chester Standard,
BY GEORGE PITHER, 'wI.

puDLIsHED WEEKLY AT CHESTER O. r.. 3. 9.
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MOSES FROM A. ROLLING STONE ;

!, &, .RysrEsELLa-7--st ay isAyARp, cLAsKn &
Author pf g "Reminiscences of Cuba" wood
( Tartoffc ,petcG & si1mGa3 lSisa1 ~ ~
One vol. .Gi6 tno cipth, h,s..........Prlce 1876
Goptains complete, poe,ical writings Of tho
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OF all The apsIklina9 diamonds that have beer,
found clinginRs TO the Ifrolling stone" or a
GREAT life, asyit ,washedi with the cbb and hnw,
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THkCHANaE.

n Statement ef iSs Rtascls and EdetsQ .psiel
9t pUatl made me a. Baptist. \ i, s,e " jgs q
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Hm PrCss.

3s By wsf. b. SMITH s. CO, "
Field and Fireside Book Publishing House,
SO Fayetteville St., Raleigh, N. G. 3
4 +, 3i, NAM e Il ESS:, Gt"
BY MRS FANNY NuRpAuoH DOWNING.
One vol. 70 mo Fine Cloth, Ptice So 90
This is q thrilling story OF heart life and the
fashionable world, and aside from an absorb.
ing plot artisticaiiy iHtcrwoven, 10 abounds In
sueRestive thoughts and descriptive passages,
gsr',d and exqoisite IN character and fnIsh
The Plymouth weekly Democrat., 1865-03-23
Esf,,F1Si3G3a Notice.

FEyIE Spring Term of the PLYMOUTH
ACADEMY will commence on Monday
The 27th day of March, 1865, and win continue
y weeks.
The following named persons have been en-
ployed a5 Teachers
Il. II. W. WARNER. 8. Il.
Professor OF the Latin. German and Fren, Ii
languages, Of Hgh Mathematics and Book
Keeping.
MISS :. 4. BORTON. E'eacher 2i Dcpsrtm't
l.. +. WRIGHT. " Sd
VI. G.. WOODBURY., 4th i"
Tuition Fee O: resident pupils, Free.
nonresident, $500
The Rules and Regulations adopted and pub
lishea about December lst. 1861, will be contn-
ued in force during this term, and teachers viii
be required to answer for genuine obedience to
the same, on the part pupils under their charge
na92tl Al CAPRON, Trustee.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat., 1865-03-23
GEaRUL1ES .SlLE.

Notice is hereby given TINT the undersigned
GLardian of Leni Leota Larue and Others, minor
heirs OF Oayid G. arue deceased. pursuant to an
order ofthe Marshall Common Pleas Court mad c
at its January term 1865, will offer for sale at
private sale and after the 18th day of April 10
the cntire estate title and interest of said minors
in sndto tie following Real estate tc- ii:
The undivided two thirds part of four acres of
land in nearly square form out ofthe north
west corner of the south west quarter dissection
went three l23l IN TowIlshin thrty-two (32
north of Range one ~ east in Marshall County
Indiana with al the ter aments thereon appraised
a. 100000.
To be sold at not less than the appraised value
the purchaser to pay third dowd the balance in
equal payments due in one two. years giving notes
drawing interest with approved security to be
secured by mortgage on the premises confor
nation of the sale J. b. N. kLINGER
n30-4wl Guardian.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat., 1865-03-23
COMMISSIONER S .SALE.

Pursuant to an order of the Marshall Circuit
Court made at its February Term 1865. Tho
undersigned Commissioners appointed by said
Court TO make sale Of lands sought TO be parti
toned, in n sale wherein William II, Wirt is
plaintiff. and Archibald Writ and Others are de-
fendanis will offer for sale at the Cour. House in
Plymouth Ind at pablo auction on tho I'd day
of April 1865, the following Real Estate. 20.
wit: The Norta East quarter and the East Half
of the North West quarter of section seventeen
0D in Township thirty two ~ North of Range
two ~ East, in Marshall Co. Indiana, contain
ing two Hundred and forty acres more or less
Said lands appraised at Twelve Hundred dollars.
md IL to be sold at less than two thirds of the
apprasr value, one third down. and the balance
in one and two years, the purchaser giving notes
with good security. drawing interest and ravsb'e
without relief from valuation laws.
n2S-3w &, CArRON Con'r
The Plymouth weekly Democrat., 1865-03-23

Notice is hereby given that the undcrsisnea!
County Surveyor Of Marshall County. indiana
will at the request OF George We'll, proceed on
Wednesday the 29th day OF Marc,, 1865. to
survey aud subdivide Section so, T 35 N X 4 E.,
in Marshall County, and also establish the cor.
ners ofthe lands belonging to said We'll in. said
section, said survey will be continued from day
to day if necessary till completed.
Non resident owners o I land in said section who
fail TO meet me at the time above mentioned at the
residence of George Well, and defray or provide
for defeayng their portion of the expenses ofsaid
survey, will be returned 70 the county Auditor as
delinquent, and such delinquenccs placed on the
tax duplicate for collection according to law.
n2S ]. N. KLlNGER, Co. Sur. NJ C.