Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-04-11

Lane v'ss uIau,. or rnc unued states
Army. and Julia Dent, of st Louis. Certified
ny me this 10th day of September, A. d. IS4S
H. Linn minister. Filed october ~, ls4s."
The chief remembrance of General Grant
however. VIII be connected with his relics
which show how much the world honored
him These will go to the Government and
viii probably be kept beside those of Wash
lngton, in the National museum. As mem
TONED in the deed of trust which was sent to
Washington at the time of the failure there
are as follows: Schedule of swords and
medals, paintings, bronZes, portraits com
missions. addresses, and objects of value
and of art presented by various governments
to General Ulysses 5. Grant
Mexican ONYX Cahinet--Prepcnted by the
people of Pueblo, Mex.
Aeroite-Part of which Istsscd over Mexico
in ISL.
Bronze Nase-Presented by the japanese
citizens of Yokohama, Japan.
Marble Bust and Peiestal-Presented by
workingmen of Philadelphia.
General Grant and Family-Panted by
Large Elephant Tusks-Prsented by the
King of Siam.
Small Elephant Tusks-From the Mahara-
tah of Jehore.
Picture of General Scott (by Pagel-Pre
sented by the City of New York.
| Crackleware Bowls very Oldl-Presentea
| by Prince koohn, of Clsina-
| Chinese Porcelain Jars told)-Presented by
| Ii Hung Chang.
Arabian Bible and Coptic Bible-Presented
| by Lord Napier, who captured them VIVA
| King Theodore. of Abyssinia.
| Sporting Rifle and Sword OF Doneson-
Presented to General Grant after the fall of
used by him until the end of the war.
New York Sword-Noted to General Grant
by citizens Of New York at the fair held in
! New York.
| Sword of Chattanooga-Presented to Gen
| Grant by the citizens of 10 Daviess County,
| Galena, Ill. after the battle of Chattanooga
Roman Mug and Pitcher, Silver Menu
and Card-Fareweli dinner at San Francisco,
| Cal.
| Silver Menu-Paris dinner
Horn and Silver Snuff-boN and Silver
Match -box-Used by General Grant
Gilt Table-Modeled after the table in Mr..
| McClean's house. in which General r. E. Lee
presented to General Grant by ex-Confedef-
| ate soldiers.
Gold Cigar Case (enameledl-Presented by
| the Celestial King of Siam.
| Gilt Cigar Case (plain,-Presented by the
| Second King of Siam.
Gilt Handled Knife-Presented by 6e
| miners of Idaho Territory.
| Nine Pieces of Jade StOne-Presented by
| Prince Koohn. of China.
| Silver Trowel-Used by General Grant in
| the laying of the corner stone of the Ameri-
can Museum of Natural History.
| knife-Made at Sheffield, England. for Gen
| eral Grant.
Embroidered Pictures Cock and Hen-Pre-
sented to General Grant by citizens of Japan
Field Glasses-Used by General Ora mt du-
| ring the war.
Iron-headed Cane-Made from the rebel
| ram Merrlmac.
| Silver headed Cane-Made from wood used
| In the defense of Fort Sumter.
God-headed Cane-Made out of wood from
| old Fort Du Quesnc, Pa.
God-headed Cane-Presented to General
| Grant rs tribute of regard for his humane
| treatment of the soldiers and kind consider
| alton of those who administered to the sick
| and wounded during the war.
| Gold headed Cane-Used by LAFAYETTE. and
presented to General Grant by the ladies at
| Baltimore. Md.
| Carved Wood CNnc-FrQm the estate of Sir
Uniform of General of the United States
| Army.
Fifteen Buttons-Cut from coats during
| the war by Mrs. Grant after end before bat
ties.
Hat OrnaInent-Jsed at Belmont.
| Hat Ornament-Csed at Fort DonelsOn.
Shoulder Strap tBrigadier General s,-Cut
from the coat used by General Grant in the
campaigns against Richmond and Peters
burg and Lees army.
Shoulder Strap U.ieuterant General st-Cut
! from General Grants coat
Pair of Gilt StrapS-Cut from the coat Of
General Grant. used after the war.
Medal from the American Congress gold
| For the opening of the Mississippi.
Gilt Medal-From Philadelphia.
BadRes-Army and corps.
| Twenty -one medals. gilt and silver, and ten
medals. silver and brass-Sent 10 General
Grant at different times.
| Fourteen Medals-In memory of ever p.
| Silk Paper. Lou svilie COmnsrcidt-Pi.nted
for General Grant.
Silk Daily Croniclt and Burlington Hd,rk-
sy-Printcd for General Grant.
Collection of Coins tLapanese)-This is the
only complete set. except one, which is in
the Japanese Treasury. The value of this
set is 5000; presented by the Governor of
Japan.
All the military commissions of General
Grant.
The freedom of cises in England Ireland,
Scotland, including London. Edinburgh,
Glasgow and Dublin, and other parts of the
world.
Addresses to General Grant from various
Chambers of Commerce and workingmens 8
socete es all over the world.
MEETING OF GRANT AND LEE AT APPONATTOX.
Colonel Charles Marshall Chief of General
Lees staff, speaking of the surrender at Ap-
Grant and Lee. says: when shown into the
room. General Grant advanced and shook
hands with General Lee. The Federal com
mander was in undress uniform, and without
side arms, while General Lee was in full
uniform, General Grant. by way of apology
to General Lee for coming without his side
arms, said that his sword was with his bag
gage, and because OF his desire to reach
the place for the conference he had hast
ened on in undress uniform. This was
the only allus:OI to sword that was
made at the interview. After the terms of
surrender were settled General Grant eN-
planned that he was advised that General
Lees forces had a number of Federal pr SON.
ers who. like their captorS, were out of ra-
tons: General Sheridan replied that he could
supply s5,OIj rations General Grant then in
strucied him to send p 00o rations TO General
Lees commissary. After the interview Gen
eral Lee asked for General Williams, and
thanked tina. officer for kindness shown to
his son. General Curtis Lee. who had been
captured several davs before When Gener-
nj Lee and Colonel Marshall rode OF t\e Fed
aral officers filed the front porch. ColoNel
| Marshall is not sure that General Grant was
among them, for his thoughts were busy with
| )ther matters at the tmo"