Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1885-01-31
and cad from farewell dinner at San

Gen. Grant.
Embroidered pictures. cock and hen,
presented to Gen. Grant by citizens of
Japan.
Field glasses used by Gen. Grant dur.
ing the war.
lron-headed cane made from the rebel
ram Merrimac.
Silver headed cane made from wood
used IN the defense of Fort Sumter.
Gold headed cane made out OF wood
from old Fort Duquesne, Pa.
Gold headed cane presented to Gen.
Grant as tribute Of regard for his hu.
name treatment Of the soldiers and kind
consideration of those who ministered
to the sick and wounded during the war.
Gold headed cane used by Lafayette,
and presented to Gen. Grant by the
ladies of Baltimore, Md.
Carved wood cane from the estate of
Sir Walter Scott.
Uniform of general of the United
States army.
Fifteen buttons cut from coats during
the war by Mrs. Grant after and before
battles.
Hat ornament used at Belmont.
Hat ornament used at Fort Donelson.
Shoulder strap (brigadier general's)
cut from the coat used by Gen. Grant in
the campaigns against Richmond and
Petersburg, and Lees army.
Shoulder strap lieutenant generally
cut from Gen. Grants coat.
Pair of gilt straps cut from the coat of
Gen. Grant, used after the war.
Medal from the American congress
(gold) for the opening of the Mississippi.
Gilt medal from Philadelphia.
Badges, army and corps.
Twenty. one medals. (gilt and silver),
and ten medals (silver and brass) sent to
Gen Grant at different times.
Fourteen medals in memory of events.
Silk paper, Louisville Commercial,
printed for general Grant.
Silk Daily Chronicle and Burlington
Hawkeye, printed for Gen. Grant.
Collection of coins [Japanesel-the
only complete set, except one which is
IN the Japanese treasury, and valued at
| ST, $5,000-presented to Gen. Grant by the
governor of Japan.
All the military commissions of Gen.
Grant.
Commission as honorable member of
the NJ. L. A. of San Francisco
Commission as member of the Royal
Historical society.
Commission as member of Sacramento
society of pioneers.
Commission as member of the military
order of the Royal Legion.
| Commission as member of the Aztec
club.
Certificate of election as president of
the United States of America.
Certificate of reelection.
| Certificate of honorary member of the
territorial pioneers of California
Certificate as honorary member OF st
Andrews society.
Certificate of election as LID. Of
Harvard college.
Certificate 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, Ire
lund, Scotland, including London, Edin-
burg, and Dublin, and other parts OF the
world.
Addresses to Gen. Grant from various
chambers of commerce and working
mems societies all over the world.
Resolutions of the territorial pioneers
admitting Gen. Grant to membership,
Resolutions of the Caledonian club, of
San Francisco admitting Gen. Grant as
an honorary member.
Resolutions of the citizens of Jo
Daviess county in presenting to Gen.
Grant the sword of Chattanooga.
Resolutions of the Washington Gam D
of Brooklyn, L. I.
| Resolutions embodying the first
thanks of the congress of the United
States.
Resolutions inviting Gen. Grant to
visit the house of representatives of the
commonwealth of Pennsylvania.
Resolutions embodying the second
thanks of the congress of the United
States.
Letter from the citizens of Jersey City
thanking Gen. Grant for his Des MOines
To-, speech on the question of public
schools.
Resolutions at the presentation Of the
Union League club of PHILADELPHIA fol-
gallantry and distinguished services.
Resolutions accompanying the yot,
of thanks by congress to Gen. Grant.
: Cther resolutions and addresses pre
sented to Gen. Grant on his receiyinl
, "the freedom Of the city,
Referring tonight to the transfer Q
: Gen. Grants war mementos Col. Ere,
Grant said: "We expect to ship tn
+ articles to Washington very soon, but
cannot give you,the exact date. It vii
: probably be when q place has been pre-
pared for their reception. I do no
know whether they will be exhibited il
any one public building there or whethe
? they will be divided"
"Is there any hope that Mrs. Gran
= will withdraw her refusal to accept Nj
Vanderbilts gift of the $4O0,OOO?"
l. "None at ALL" was the decisive reply
"Mre. Grant acted with due deliberatio
3 and in full appreciation OF, ths eres
generosity of Mr.. Vanderbilt, and il "a
both her own and the generals desi,
that Mr.. Vanderbilt should receive .
d that was due him."