The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1885-02-07


ladies of Baltimore; carved wood
cane from the estate of Sir Walter
scott; uniform of a General of the
United States Army fifteen buttons
cut from coats during the warby Mrs.
6rant, after and before battles; lat
ornament used at Belmont; hat orna-
ment used at Fort Donelson shoul-
der straps, Brigadier Generals, cut
from the coat used by General Grant
N the campaigns against Richmond
ana Petersburg and Lees Army;
shoulder straps of Lieutenant Gen
erals, cut from General Grants coat
paifof gilt straps, cut from the coat
Of General Grant used after the war.
oNGREssIoNAL COLLECTION.
Amedal from the American Con-
esr;ss,. geld. for the opening Of the.
Mississippi gilt medal from Phila-
deAhia; badges, army and corps;
TIVE ty-one medals, gilt and silver,
and en- medals, silver and brass, sent
to GeAeral Grant at different times
fourteen medals in memory ofevents;
silk paper, Louisville Commercial.
printedfor General Grant; silk, Daily
Chronicle and Burlington Ha,0keye,
printed br General Grant collection
of coins, Japanese, (this is the only
complete yet except one which is in
the Japanese Treasury the value of
this set is S5,000), presented by the
Governor Of Japan /; all the military
commissions of General Grant ; COM
mission ashonOrary member of the
M. l.. A. Of San Francisco commits
sion as member of Sacramento So
ciety of Pioneers; commission as
member ofthe Royal Historical So
ciety commission as member of the
Military Order of the Loyal Legion /;
commission as member of the Aztec
Club !; certificate of election as Presi-
dent of the United States of Amer
ica certificate of reelection certifi-
cate as honorary member of st. An
drew's Society; certificate of election
as LII. D. of Harvard College; Ger
tificate as honorary member of the
Sacramento Society of the Pioneers
of California certificate as honorary
member of the Mercantile Library OF
San Francisco.
The freedom of cities in England,
Ireland and Scotland, including Lon.
don, Edinburg, Glasgow and Bublin,
and other parts of the world. Ad.
dresses to General Grant from vari.
Gus Chambers of Commerce and
workingmen's societies all over the
world resolutions of the Territorial
Pioneers admitting General Grant tC
membership; resolutions of the Gale.
donian Club of San Francisco admit.
ting General Grant as honorary mem.
Der; resolutions of the citizens of JC
Daviess county in presenting to Gen.
eral Grant the sword of Chattanooga
resolutions of the Washington Camp
of Brooklyn resolutions embodying
the first thanks of the Congress ofthe
United States; resolutions inviting
General Grant to visit the House O
Representatives of the Common
wealth of Pennsylvania, resolutions
embodying the second thanks of the
Congress of the United States; letter
from the citizens of Jersey City thank.
ing General Grant for his Des Moin'
es, Iowa, speech on the question o
the public schools resolutions at the
presentation of the silver medal by
the Union League Club of Philadel
phia for gallantry and distinguished
services resolutions accompanying the
vote of thanks by Congress to Gen
eral Grant other resolutions and ad
dresses presented to General Grant or
his receiving the freedom of the city