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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1867-04-18

The Fredericksburg Herald tells Of a mer-
chant who had pleasant April-fool joke all
to himself He gave ten-dollar counterfeit
greenback to country boy whom he did not
know but who, while the merchant was out,
passed it upon his clerk for fifty cents worth
of sugar, receiving $3.50 in change.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1867-04-18

MICRO Mass MEETISG.-A large negro mass
meeting was held at Gordonsville, Virginia. on
Saturday, at which resolutions were adopted
in favor of the Radical party, the Military Re-
construction bill, equal liberty to all and sys-
TEN OF schools open to all without distinction
Of color
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1867-04-18
Old Jefferson,

The Concert for the benefit Of the poor in the
South, in Charlestown, Va, on the 29th ut, was
great success. The Hall was furnished by that
prince of gentlemen and most generous Of men,
Major W. J. Hawks, free Of charge All honor TO
glorious old Jefferson and her noble reoplel Au-
gusta what are you doing p Valley Firgiaian.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1867-04-18

VIsersIA REGISTERED BoSps.-The Senate
Of Virginia has passed bill authorizing the is
sue Of certificates in the nature Of coupons in
anticipation Of the annual interest on registered
bonds, and making the same payable for dues
TO the State.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1867-04-18
LyceuDi

Lyceum-
The Question for debate on Tuesday Evening, the
23d instant, reads
Is the education of the INDECENT the duty Of the
State?
DEBArERs-Rev. c. n. Campbell. Joseph Trap
nall, Rev. Mr. Tongue and n. s. White.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1867-04-18

Tuesday week the President commuuicatedto
the Senate, in answer to a call Of that body. a
supplemental list Of the names Of nearly 5000
Southeruers who have been pardoned The
names Of the persons recommending the par
dons were also communicated, and prominent
men Ct 10th parties arc found among the latter
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1867-04-18

john Henry Schutter, boy ten years of age,
and the only son Of Mr.. Herbert Schutter, OF
Washington City, was accidentally killed at
Rock Hill College, Ellicott's Mills, Maryland,
Thursday morning by base ball bat, which
slipped from the hands Of a felOw-student
while be was attempting to strike ball with
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1867-04-18
The CharIestown Free Press,

One of the Oldest and best conducted country pa.
pers in the State (says the Leesburg Washington
ian,l has made its appearance much enlarged and
improved. We are glad TO see, while guided bv the
ripe wisdom Of long experience, il isbuoyant with
energy and enterprise. and returns liberal re-
waId 10 its conductors.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1867-04-18
RAIN.

The fine rain of Monday night and Tuesday morn
ing has given to the Wheat and Grass fields the
ozark Green" and never have we noticed finer
prospect, at this season Of the year, for abun.
dant crop Of wheat.
Our farmers are advancing rapidly in preparing
for
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1867-04-18

An ex-federal officer, who employs negroes
on his plantation near Selma, called them to-
gether day OF two before the Radical meeting
in that city, some days ago, aud represented
matters 10 them in such light, that they de-
clined attending the meeting, but went content
edly to their daily task of making corn and
cotton
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1867-04-18
Special Notices.
DIR. j. ". SIMMONS

"AVING permanently located a.
here, tenders his Professional H4zJ-SeA
Services to the citizens of Jefferson Q5ft<<s}
and adjoining Counties in all opera NJ~xJ5
tions pertaining to DENTAL SURGERY. After
that he can please all who favor him with their pa
tronage. ARTIFICIAL TEETH, mounted upon
English and American Rubber, in the very best
manner and guaranteed 10 give satisfaction.
Ny Terms shall be moderate, and made known
previous TO operating II desired. lie can be found
at his office in the CARTER HOUSE. Charlcstown,
everyday from 5 o'clock, A. NJ, to 4 7. VI. Per-
sons attended at their residence when practicable.
Unexccptionabe reG..snccs given when desired
IulY 2f. lSfG-IY.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1867-04-18
Religious Notice.

FENIIE time for the Communion Services in the
/ Presbyterian Church. in this place. Is changed
% the last sabbath in April. (2sth day.) Prepar-
atory services commencing on Thursday preceding,
and continue Friday and Saturday, twice each day
April Il.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1867-04-18
For Summer.

Our neighbor, GUsrAvE BRowy, is making extern
sive preparations for the warm months. For some
days past, Mr.. Kimes has been re-painting and pa
periDg the Ice Cream Saloons imparting fresh and
inviting appearance to them.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1867-04-18

To STUMP VIRGisIA.-It is announced in
Forney's paper that Senator Wilson will leave
Washington on the Goth instant to address the
people Of Virginia at Richmond, Orange Court
House. Lynchburg. sc.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1867-04-18
The Concert

At Middle@ay. for the benefit Of the Episcopal
Charch at that place. viii take place on Monday
Evening 9Th May. We understand some Of our
amateurs, who took part in the late concerts here,
have been invited and have consented to assist on
the occasion.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1867-04-18

There is, at last, one State in which women
may vote The Senate of Wisconsin, by a
vote of 10 to o, agreed to the Assembly reso-
luton extending suffrage tot the sex The ladies'
must now be courted for their ballots as well
ss their hands.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1867-04-18
Remarkable Disclosures.

The Solicitor of the Treasury has recently
received the detailed statement Of Charles Ill
rick, native of Germany, made in the pres
ence of Colonel Wood Chief Of the secret SER
vice division Of the Treasury Department, and
of Marshal hurry in the grand jury room at
New York, about three weeks ago, relative to
counterfeiting The statement Of Ulrick was
voluntary. It will be recollected that he was
arrested by Colonel Wood in Cincinnati, in
March last charged with being a counterfeiter
of the national currency, and with having
counterfeit plates Of various denominations in
his possession.
Ulrick gives an interesting history Of his
dealings with traders in counterfeit money and
the names of the principals for whom he work
ed as an engraver and printer. In response TO
question by Marshal Murry, he said he paid
the New York police detective and the deputy
marshals as hush-money, $4,000 in the az
gregate, besides altering stolen watches for
them so as to destroy the identity of the time
keepers. Urick acknowledges that he printed
from the 5000 plate 5000 900 worth Of notes.
He had intended to print 200 of the $500
plate, and if he had not been captured that
work would have been completed in ten or tif-
teen days. The plates are now in the posses
sion of the government, and are remarkably
well executed, and the notes produced from
them calculated todeceive even the most expert.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1867-04-18

The President has Just sent into the Senate
the nomination Of Henry J. Raymond. editor
Of the New York TINES as Minister o. Austria,
and Cornelius j. Franklin az Naval OHcer Of
tLe port Of New York.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1867-04-18
90 Per Cent.

Our friend joins W. GRAsTHAx, Of Middleway,
conceded one Of the best business men in the Coun-
ty, advertises New Goods. and in doing so says he
has reduced prices 10 and 20 per centum con-
sideration not to be overlooked, certainly.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1867-04-18

The Georgia injunction case in the Supreme
Court of the United States has been postponed
until the December torn Of the Court.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1867-04-18

IN Jackson County. Alabama, a negro school
teacher. named Carter, has been appointed Re
eis.er Of voters under the Military &econstruc-
fi'- 'il
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1867-04-18
Meat Market.

Mr. TRAIL advertises 10 supply our people aSSlliy
with fresh Meats. Beef, Veal, Mutton, Pork, &C.
in season.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1867-04-18
Dental Notice

nR. MCCORMICK will visit Charlcsiown pro-
IL fessionoiy on ID, 9Th day ofApril, aud viii re-
main two weeks.
Feb 2s ls67-3t
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1867-04-18
Pow Rents.

rTNHE Pew Rents for the Quarter ending April Let,
arc now due. A. W. CRAMER,
April I, 1867. Treasurer.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1867-04-18
MARRIED.

On the I'd inst, By Rev. W. d. Iefevre, Mr.
HENRY PFLAGING to Miss LIZZIE BALTz both
of Martinsburg.
In Harrisonburg. on the 9th Mt, BY the Rev.
T. ID. Bell, A. X. FLETCHER 10 Miss VIRGINIA
c., daughter of Isaac Paul, Esq.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1867-04-18

Jefferson County, up to the 9th instant. says
the Lsesburs. H'gslmg'onan, had given to the
suffering people Of the Southern States zoos
bushels Of C.ru, SITS pounds Of bacon, "A
barrels Of Flour, ard three hundred and four
teen dollars and ten cents in money. They
are still az work, determined to give literally.
as long as our afflicted couutrymen are suffer
ING fls The uecessar.es Of life. jefferson is an
honor 20 the ola Dominion, and may she soon
sever 'hcilicit bonds 9s Lor unnatural alliance,
end come home O. honor her old mother State
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1867-04-18

The MISSISSIPPI CAsE.-Chief Justice Chase
On Monday delivered tie decision OF the Su-
prlme Court Of the United States refusing to
entertain the NississipPiiD.uncti5u bill against
tie President Of Che United States in regard 70
the execution q the supplementary reconstruc-
tion bill The court allowed the Georgia bin
TO be fled as the same objection did not apply
% the latter. In this decision the court did
net enter into the question Of jurisdiction, but
only sustained the objections Of the Attorney
General 70 tie III. as affecting tie President O.,
tic United States.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1867-04-18
Mr.. Davis Taking Lessons in Painting,

G. NJ. BELTzHoovER, Sec'y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-12-26
HUDsoN's BAY TERRITORY.

Prom The Nor wester
We hear from Portage la Prairie that the In
dans are angry discussing the night Of the Hudsons
Bay Company sell their land 10 the Canadians or any
else The Lake Winnipeg fisheries turned out an al
most complete failure, but trust that the Manitoba
fishermen have been fortunate. large number OF
Sioux have into Devils Lake. requesting permission
TO reside about the lake. This has been granted on CON
ditiOn that they keep away from the whites. Amerl-
can immigrants still continue to come among us
with Wow Of settling. Some are already located
at White Horse Plans and others finding employ
ment for the Winter in the town and neighb0r-
hood. It is ruInOred that that the new rum
ming OF the boundary line at Pembina shows the Hud
sons Bay Post there to be in American territory, and
that Company have been notified that hereafter they
must pay the American import duty on every thing inn
ported there We learn that the United States fort az
Devils Lake Is likely 10 be permanent institution The
Department has sent up competent person 70 inspect
the clay in that vicinity with view to the building OK
brick fort at that point.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-12-26
IlIED


,,rvS an yl,..v Dee 2s 1901 the Re-, Henry Allen, Plo
Of he First United Presbyterian Church Of Hoboken n j.
Notice u funeral hereafter
Jersey CITY j. Christmas morning, the 18th inst
SsnP r.,. snd friends Of the family invited attend III.
funeral from late residence No. 90 SuseHI On Friday Dec ~
p o'clock p
BUyCE-on wednesy Dec & 1907 Lydia Bunce wife ofIs's Bune
Her remains es s b taken T. COmmlE LOus Island H,ermsnt
Nsw.Lonion payers please copy
DrSyAt Yorkyle on Monday Dee g. NJ wife Of William O.
Dunn daughter Of the late Wesley Budd
nom her late residence Eighty ninth and FHstAvs % Thursday
% N O'clock
poLSBAt jamaica L. L. on Monday Dee 20 PO DOsne sged 90
nee % O'clock the Presbyterian Church Cars leave
Hunters % returning leave Jamaica ai2ococE
sALKRLD-On Monday n. sGked formerly OF
PhIadephia), in the 18th year 81 her -
son Leb respectfully invited 20 attend Der funeral on
Thursday &C. a. O'clock om her late resdenee No. u "es'
TWentethsa
HALLFT-Ou WEDNESDAY Dee IS Eliza D. Hae widow Of the late
stephen Hallet 10 the b4h year o. her age
The family requested 20 attend the funeral her late
residence No. " WoTsIi Brooklyn on IhuaAy, Dec 20 "
O'clock.
HALLET-on wsdnsda Dec 2s ELIZA HInet widow Of the late
stephen HAlet, 10 the Gath year Of her
The friends Of the family requested attend the funeral at her late
residence No. - WoBst, Brooklyn, on THURSDAY Dec e. "
O'Clock
MEDHRRYA Baon spa Saturday Dec 81 1867 Sarah Med
hey daughter Of Stephen and Sarah NJ Msdhey ged ID Je
months and ~ dayG
sEELEYIn ihI City Wednesday Dec Is John seesy aged
Ths reaye, and friends family respectfully Invited 20 attend
the fuera SO West Twoufecondsti Friday The El
inst, at u O'clock
wILEY-on MONDAY Dee % Thomss Wiley IN his ga ysaT
invited attend bis funeral from No. ~ BAnkst On
Thursday Dee &c, as o'clock
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-12-26
THE COLORADO SILVER MINES.

A correspondent of The Christian Recorder,
writing recently from Georgetown, Colorado after re-
marking that 1t Is situated GO miles from Denver and in
the midst OF the richest silver mining country In the
world reminds the reader that tho from that region
received the highest prize at the Paris Exposition Tho
first silver lode and the richest silver lode there, was
discovered by Lorenzo NJ Bowman eXslaye from the
Missouri lead MINES and the colored people generally
OF Georgetown, own immense quantity OF the mining
property In It's vicinity Until lately cheap process FOR
working the has been lacking stock company OF
cOOred persona known the Red, White and Blue Min
ing and Reducing Company with capital OF $4,000, has
lately been organized for the purpose OK mining ana re-
ducng silver ores The President is jeremiah Lee the
Secretary Louis H. Douglass and the superintendent
Lorenzo NJ. Bowman or the eight rich lodes which II
owns the Argentine has vein OF argentierous gaena
the highest assay OF which 81 800 per tuni ana the
lowest $3.50 1t also contains quartz yein threaded with
suphuTots OF silver four feet wide, ana assay ~
per tun Tho company contemplatos sending an agent
East TO cell stock aud has extracted small quantity OF
silver by smotng 1t said that an investment IN stock
will pay not less than 20 per cent The Rcd White ana
Bue COMPANY have dlsposod Of 900 shares at go each
the ores OF the section average $50 per tun and the ore
the ComstOck Lode in Nevada 10 DelhK "olkeu ~ 80
average Of $40 Der tun.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-12-26
MuRDERous AFFRAYs AT YoNKERs.

The man William Goldsmith, who was shot
in COgans liquor saloon by william Huestis, st alive
but doubts arc entertained OF his recovery Judge At
lIrs viii endeavor 20 take the wounded mans ante
mortem testimony to-day. The ball entered the right
cheek below the eye and passing back OF the nose either
Lodged In the law went down the throat into the
stomach DIT Pike has not been able TO mud It. The two
men 0unrreled about q bet Of s., Goldsmith wager
ing that he could throw the highest mum
Der with dice IN rattle for poultry; Gold
smith seized Huests by the throat and charged that he
had thrown unfairly. The barkeeper Cogan, interfered
aud separated the men, aud then Huests stepped BACK
and deliberately pulled pistol out OF his walstcoat
pocket and shot Goldsmith COgans shoulder. the
pistol Is murderOus weapon OF the Derrnger KIND,
which can be used "a a knuckie cluster. Policeman
Weston was the spot Immediately after the occur
renee, and arrested Huestis. The affair has
created great excitement In this quiet village.
Early yesterday morning. officer Duncourt arrested
Michael Madden Thomas Madden and John Mornin, for
uricrously assIultng Peter Tracy on tho confines OF
Ii0g Hill The four men had been keeping Christmas I've
ia lrucys house. and drunken quarrel Tracy had his
hnau nuALuu 10 Jolly.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-12-26
TIE NEY-YoRK CITY MIssIoN.

A missionary lately left New-Iork with $780,
90 to be applied establishing Bible House at Constan
tnope Another simultaneously sailed with all the cap
m and Implement necessary for setting UP press at Bet
u for printing The Bible in Arabic In this city compare
lively great work has been done The total receipts OF 2!
leading societies fOr the past are Si60CJS ST.
The Collegiate Reformed Dutch the Trinity, Protestant
Episcopal Madis0usquate, Protestant ffthst protest
ami; ST. Pauls. PROTESTANT Tabernacle, Baptist; St.
GEORGES, Protestant Episcopal; Madison-st, Baptlst
Churches, hayo established and are ftul supporting.
numerous missions. The City Tract Society were
then 80 years IN active operations has been LATELY recon
struced City Mission ana hasits headquarters at No.
3d. Bible House. Ito business affairs are managed by tho
lullOwiug-uamcd members OF JUS Executive committee
Tie Row Howard Crosby. ID. D. the Rev James o. Muir
ray. y. D.; tina Rev. Henry q. Weston, ID u tho Rev
'r. ID tn.. tug Row Joseph 4. Duryea, II. D.. the Rev
efcnben II Tying IT, the Rev. Lyman Abbott, A. r. Wet
more Nathan Bishop Morris X. Jesup Archibald Rus
sell, John Taylor Johnston, benjamin g. Wandell, "
leb b. kneyals, Walter Il. Miller, the Rev. Geo. j.
Mingns, Lewis J.. Jackson. W. +. Dodge, Jr
Livery sunday the following mlssion-houses are open
First ward No ~ Greenwichst; Firth Ward, No. "a West
Broadway sixth ward. No. l22 Leonard Seventh ward
No go Madison, corner Montgomery Eighth NaTd, NO
qs8 Spring: Eleventh Ward, No a. Avenue G. cor Fourth
fGernaul; Thirteenth ward, No. 20 Columbia Gcrman);
Fourteenth ward, No 22 Grand; cNcenth Ward, no 2j
Mt hftst. Seventeenth ward. No. "a Cooper
Union: Eighteenth ward No. l76 East Twenty secOnds;
Twentieth ward, No. il9 Ecyenth-aVe In one or them
twolnOnths' old Mission house, the number weekly at
tend NJ was found 20 bo COO In another, year Old the
number Of weekly attendants 1000. Tie committee
needs lSO0O 10 carry through the present year
10 lovers OF the City Mission cause the following synOp
sys Of last years results VIII prove very interestingly
l missionaries "a mission stations, & rooms In tenant
houses 4g65 meetings, IlS2l7 missionary vslts S4 tenn
nerauce pledges 423 children and youth 20 sabbath
Ich.,t. pilIe-rasses children public schools
persuaded Oc2 pcrsOns TO attend chfcb ana MISSIONS
aided hundreds of destitute families found good homes
for orphans, secured employment Tor many nendehs
etTaneers united IN marriage several couples living In
sin Induced many sabbath breakers 10 close their shops
reclaimed i9l bacllders persuaded 6I persons 10 unite
with churches, and Win the ald OF oJJ voluntary 'O
LAT ed tracts.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-12-26
GREAT BRITAIN.
FATE OF DIR. LIVINGSTONE.


At meeting of the Royal Geographical So
oiety held On Monday Dec. o. letter dated zsnsp"I'
oct H. from Mrs Kirk TO Sir Roderick Murchison, was
read That lady says: "Dr Kirk wishes me TO tel you
be has hardly any doubt at all that it b indeed Dr V
Ingstone a. O. the white traveller who had been seen III
The interiorj nitisnOt who can IL bet Tnere ls no
other white man IN the interior that we know " aho
Portuguese from the west would not speak Suaho
s. also that white man has been seen III w
country OF Uruwa, west Of UU but as yet We nave O
been able 70 the report IL was heard casually
toned In a cooperation between two natives DIT kIk
thngs TO Uii 10 meet Dr. Livingstone, which ne
hears in any way that such things lay there for NM
would probably influence his movements" Df XIX hiso
writing on the 9th OF october, says; you see am very
sangune that our friend is etn alive The manner IN
which we obtained the testimony was very sausiaetOfy
IN the first place Ipckcd the news among some OF inc
native traders then traced II 70 the caravan people,
and drew out Their story while they were unsotPloOoh
u Ito interests; 90 that neither Hurdoe traQeIs noI
suaheh had object 70 tel hes, OF an oe" IN Wch
way 10 DO II they wished 20 please mercy btsee'
conversations carried on without an Interpreter
and although making pretence 20 fu knowledge OF
the language know QUITE sufficient % be able 70 express
myself and dispense with that fertile source OF c0nusOn
an Interpreter. need not repeat al We heaId ost Oh
what Is important viii be published before s IeatDes
England With the prospect Of letters HOm IYlhshtVno
70 near, may veil refrain from all speculation Oh INC
subject Of his geographical discoveries"
TIE UNITED STATES ACT. M'RAE. ,
The arguments ia the above were concluded on INC
18th Of Dec before the Lord Chancellor IL Was an APP
ksl Ign lpe lewiston VI YiceCbaHceoT Wood "no had
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-12-26
WASHINGTON.
a QUIET CHRIsTMAs-GEN. GRANT NOT IN FAVOR
OF A REDUCTION OF THE ARMY-CHILIAE
DIPLOMATS ORDERED TO ENGLAND.

QUIET CHRIsTMAs-GEN. GRANT NOT IN FAVOR
OF A REDUCTION OF THE ARMY-CHILIAS
DIPLOMATS ORDERED TO ENGLAND.
ny TKlEGRAPH TRIBUNE.
WASHINGTON, Wednesday, Dee %, 1867
Christmas Day in this city has been unusually
quiet, and there remains very little else to say in
reference to it. Tho morning opened beautifully
bright and sunshiny, and the streets were thronged
in the forenoon with joyous troops going to and re-
turning from church. The day was extremely mild,
and heavy clothing was generally laid aside. In the
afternoon it began to rain, which rendered walk
ing very unpleasant. The religious exer-
cises in the different churches were well
attended and appropriate sermons were preached in
all of the places of worship. Out of doors the day
was what is called decidedly duh, but behind the
curtain there was no doubt, universal JOY and glad
ness. The poor were not forgotten, and at the
eral religious and charitable institutions the inmates
were served with Christmas dinners.
Dispatches received here within the last few days
from the Gillian Government order the representa-
tives of that Republic to England on an important
diplomatic mission.
The rumors relative to the reduction Of the RegI-
not recommended any such measure, az reported IN
some papers. On the contrary, he stated in his COM
muncatiOn 10 the Committee on Military Affairs,
short time since that he did not thin reduction OF
the fOrce at the present time at all advisable.
Robert II. Lincoln, son OF the late President ar
rived in town to-day, and is the guest OF Secretary
WeUes.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-12-26
PLYMOUTH ROCK MONUMENT

The last stone was placed upon this sT .annre
on the 7th inst The complete structure Is IN the first
Of August 1859 with appropriate ceremonies IT, dedca
expected that the coming summer wiz e can stone on
Saturday LAST an interesting event Vim in 1856
grim bones which exhumed gu works and after
ard deposited in brick vault on the g Carefully in
again removed from their RESINS era aced in the open
Chamber in attic between t the Of the box
Tho S9w low Igns Is an auhce record ea ooa ie
Of The pilgrims died during I@i "Ih hs namber Included
and we're buried on v % Whito; Elizabeth WihsloW,