The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1866-08-30

week no fights, and no arrests. Little
Greeley" was In town, but there was no
excitement and very few knew of his pres
ence among us.
f.E Box Ton, for September is beauti
full number. 1t is a fashion journal
that every lady of good taste should take.
Published by s. L. Taylor, No. $40 Canal
ST. New York, at 81 year.
We devote large share Of our space
this week to the address of the Phladel-
phia Convention. 1t will repay careful
perusal, and We hope it will be read by
every voter In the county.
The Episcopal singing school is under
admirable discipline. The school has
been supplied with new books, aud the
leader, who is alive to the interests of
the Sabbath School, is doing good work
for the advancement O. vocal music in this
place.
JEWISH HOLIDAY Monday and Tues
day, the 1lth and 18th days Of September
Being Jewish HOLIDAYS, the store of S. 4
N. Beck er will be closed and no business
wall be transacted by them on either Of
those days.
4 report having started that the New
Orleans riot was planned at a meeting in
the mayors office, at which Gen. Heron
was present, that gentleman says the
statement is false, come from what source
it may.
We wish our Democratic friends through
out the county to send us in eommunica
tions or local items from every township in
che county Report, of meetings and gen.
eral politic1l news will be gladly received
and published Our friends Will place us
under obligations and do their party SER
vice by giving this matter little attention
The weather has turned off warm and
old settlers and weather. prophets tell US
llluL tHc cOih VIII hd'C 1!iiC ~ illOH w
fore frost. We hope they speak advis-
edly. There never was as GOOD prospect
now, if uninjured by frost. The compass
of ground is double he usual amount and
the crop is unusually heavy,
ENLARGEp.-The Northern Isdi,tui un
srakcs it's appearance enlarged to nine
column size. There is no paperin North-
ern Indiana better patronized by its party
than the Iudianiaa, and while We con-
graduate REUB- upon his enlargement
aud his evident pecunary prosper
ity, we are decidedly '.fernenst" his rad
icalisu.
During the past week something ike a
dozen arrests have been made in our streets
for disorderly coLduct, and in every IN
stance a fine La. been assessed upon the
offender, ranging from two to ten dollars
This is entirely as it should be; our streets
should be preserved for the use of quiet
orderly citizens, and the fellows who de-
sire to try their muscle should learn that
the streets are not to be converted into a
prize-ring with impunity.
If the Republican man over the way
has not succeeded in making his readers
believe that his pap been enlarged
and its circulation increased, it is most
assuredly no fault OF his. The continual
blowing of his own horn is perhaps the
result of a bad education however, it has
been said that Colfax contributed quite
literally of his untaxed bonds, and his 81
800 extra pay, to increase It's circulation
The Chicago Musical Review.
We have received the first number of
this representative of the musical interests
of tho NORTHWEST. published at Chicago by
II. NJ. Higgins. The nunlseer before Us Is
auarto size, neatly printed, and shows mat
the highest expectations OF the musiS"
world have been fully met, aud that teach
ers and scholars will find in the Musical
Rerie,c, paper in every respect worthy OF
the support of the highest musical talent.