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Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1885-11-12

Structure OF the urothra In its
worst forms, speedily cured by our new
and improved methods. Pamphlets, ref
erenees aud terms, two three -cent stamps.
Worlds Dispensary Medical Association,
003 Main Street, Buffalo, ~ Y.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1885-11-12

Mrs Kate Upscn Clark. editress OF
Good Cheer, Is said 10 DO the first lady
who walked from the Crawford House
10 the summit OF Mount Washington
over tho bride path. distance Of nine
miles she PpFlofmea ~ pegnoqe ~
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1885-11-12

PiRE's 'sTooTHAcHE DROPS ouroiu minute, 2bC
Gkan's sulphur SOdp heals and boautinos. &c.
GERMAN Cons REMOVER kills Corua 4 Dunlous.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1885-11-12

Tue lest hrt Of servants for hotels
Inn-exporienced.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1885-11-12

A ROMANTIC story--tho one In whicl
your best girl lives.-DdHrWe Breeze.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1885-11-12

"A lady Of Brunswick. Ga, has a
bed the feathers Of which were picked
iropo nock a Eeogs during tho nego.
flmaolxt ba'sId 1900 ~ 3 ii
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1885-11-12

:. .NorE shavrs use soft soap entirely
Boston Post
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1885-11-12

THE immediate delivery system-four
money or your life.-BOstOA Courier.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1885-11-12

A TRANSFORMATIONS that is really won
derful-When a horse is turned into I
pasture.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1885-11-12

Is no hattercr Would +
make Il tell a sweeter :
Magnolia Balm is the chi
er that almost cheats
looking-glass.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1885-11-12

Aparticle is applied iu'Qfaoh ne
uae. Price FlVrnta hTITail rl af NInrt'r'N ~ =
elfcnlar nLY n.uLMLu-. uLu------. ~ ~ p I
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1885-11-12

trouble eniirofF disan
paarcd ~. q. IrrufN
on fhoe MrfCEnn 6
EllIab0tn. Nj.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-22
DENVER AND RIO GRANDE WESTERN RAIL
WAY COMPANY.

BOndnolders should consider the following comparative
statements;
COPPELL FORECLOSURE rLAN.
per cont bon OF company bearing interAs,
unt after July J. 1885, and secured by rot .f-s
lien the entire property (part OF proposed
a. issued Oh l 6sI mesL
$500 preferred stock bond part OF s2S OC0O ~ u COM
rcnsate for suTendenng $40 OF interest and os
difference Of PEI cent annually Tor years
Surrender OF claims against the Den, Company o,
sIy ccssor for the guaranteed principal seresL
plan believed for Reasons to TO mel
feasible lie al there certainty your RECEIVING
surrender your present bonds with
power the Coppe omuuttee to borrow money agans
tneGi " test the experiment
BONDHOLDERs RESUMPTION PLA,.
Grst mortgage cent bond part OF Sc 900 36o
miles. After March. 1883 tie tu per from Sep
TENDER 1885, until thrr yearly Of per
paid sa.h II natures payment OF the remainder may
years unless earnings ant earlier paw
nlsntS in who orp
Interest per cent DELAYED payments -hsss
by the coupons themselves which are Opt
hlye.
Preserving claim the Comps y its suo
by of the guarantee which will have refer
ANY preferred
plan furnishes peaceful speedy and inexpensive
luton question the inter
smother corporation largely indebted To get
debt without compensation
w. j. PALMER, President
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-22
w. J. PALMER. President.
TO TIE HOLDERS OF STOCKS and BONDS OF
THE DENVER AND RIO GRANDE WESTERN
RAILWAY COMPANY

The undersigned Committee 81 Reorganization OF tho Den
yer and Grandc Western Railway COMPANY have entered
into with tho Committee Of HoOrgani alton
Of The and Mo Gfandc Hallway Company for
change OF your securities upon tie following basis
each per cent bond Of TIE Denver and
RIO GRANGE esern RAILWAY COMPANY. With all It's unp1id
coupops rage sodated gold bond OF tho
gan,cd Denver and RIO Gande Railway Company FOR an
equal bearing interest al the hc Of cent per
snnun coupons bear interest from tho
july and the $500 ia The preferred
stock Of the sad new company ;or each sl.cuo bond
For each share u stock and rio Grand West
,rn Rliwav Complu, which the Of - per
share shall pad Of stock Of the
company the preferred stock OF the COM
Dany.
Above holder are requested deposit their securities in
accordance with the SAM A g.. against ne
receipts with Tho United states Trust Company OF
New York. No 80 wall..t.
After such date and until 18th day o: January l-s6
bonds and stock othc and RIO Grand' o'ien RH
way Company only be received upon the payment Of Two
per cent OF their face value
fan information forms md conditions ~ tho ar
ragemen 10 crcacs d. % tho agreement % which
copies may obtained application at the oflcss OF
Tho ntrd states Company Of Now.York No. ~
Wast Marcus secretary Of the onmittso Room
II, No. % Exchange place
GEORGE COPPELL.
JNO. LOWBER WELSH, TiiEO GILMAN
WILLIAM 4. DICK, R. e. MARTIN
Committee.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-22
Cipi0eno Goiices.


CENTRAL RAILROAD Co OF NEw,JFRsEY)
NEw.Y0RK, Dec. 10. 1855
CONSOLIDATED Mortgage IOnd Coupons
due october WI" be raia 90 pTsieria2n rr.,.uror
THK CENTRAL NATIONAL BANK oT TGE CRY OF NEwYoRK}
Nortv-sccond semI.aurual diYIdend-The
annual adsno Of HE XND 0SEAIF Per c ie
e 81 Of s %'1 a%i d % % AID
January IS. 1855 EDwD SIX Lin, CASHIER.
OFFICE WELLS FARGO & CO.,
No 80 BROADWAY.
TIE REGULAR sEMi-ANNGGiAfI9' Dividend id1,n
"a .. Four per en- has ben declared oy the Directors
NE aasel books wiz close Dec 81, 1885. and will reopen
H.BPAEsoNs:
rInsDOEo' cIScS3AH AT3 = Lars ,RS4iiwATsco}
,,,1r ov,,, ,fT1sHTGG. REM pc j. lSo5.}
P5osl%o 70 rss,i:!,5 i, ,ilsaS:a s;a%. S he
and a & & [ 5 NaSRa vi" a be P1 e S
YORK Transfer O'0'' oS on AZ S''1n
THE COUPONS on DENVER CITY WATER
Il C0ArAEY, Iirs Mortgage Bonds. which mature on
ii. BUCKHOUi. Casnler.
TUX NAH NAL PAGK BAyE or NEw YORK
THE DIRECTORS have tins d1y declared
dividend Of tOuR PER CENT. ont Of The earnings OF
The tahsr book will be closed from the l5h inst until
F. X. WRIGHT. Cashier.
SAuoNAL AID LE,rnRR BANK.
srxrv ro,, ,, ~ ~ : f PEK 4eS IL. 1883
TIIE Directors of rms bank have this day de
car"d semaunual dvllcud " fOuf 30 per pay.
vii be olo-cl II NJ kNArP. cashier
HAS RIVER NATIONAL BANK.
DIV Send 90 four has bc"u declared from
ary :. $50 ,. T. NE ELI, cashier
THE MISSOURI PACIFIC I'LL railway CO.,
4 quarterly dividend Of ONEAND TIRE .QUAETFRs
PER ~" apal stock Of his company has ms DAY
lie trans book, ~ % be clos-o on saturday December
- a. G,oc. , IN AID reopene On Monday j4nu.ry J. AZ
MlrEn RAS0F RAILROAD Co }
GFNE A. OFFICES
H.Scock. bi,h, Dec -, 1850
TIE REGULAR quarterly dividend Of two
psuy payable Ianu-D D. 1873 81 he Office Of nus com
laF lah'o Nih; 7 at - ltl tei a'hy ", 'h' ''p OF
NrwNOrk. L. stOl kh0ldst- - rrcorl D'ref'i 81.
l.. =. OGDEN. Assistant Treasurer.
MuwArKFr AND NORTHERN R,iiRo,DCo.i
NuwAtkFE. Hus. NOy. y 1855.
THE coupons maturing December !. 1883,
on us oompiny' sI per cent bond, will be paid on
p. MARINER Treasurer
ITNION DIME SAVINGS BANK.
Broadway. a2dst AMI ethave.
December C 1898
The Trustees have declared DIVIDEND present
Tntof i. 900 At : per cent per an1um on all sums
uIacouus Of more than $1,000. At per cent per annum
II viii BE- credit d In pas, boo. on and 20 and
tLcn be drawn or allowed 10 ROMAN win ara" interest
q deposit Of ian. !.
Dcr,,!', may made without coming IN person Blanks
and ilsuuot'n' on Application g, ro,,r,> p,.,,,.,,
GARDNFR :. cuArtv. rreisnrcr
CHAELIs r.. sPRAGUE. secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-22
WORTHIRGTON'S ANNUAL,

The most beautiful Chidreus Book Of the year vol
to TUE CUEIDREN ARE ALI. BUYING
lT HAVE YOU SEEN kTt ASK YOUR
BOOKSELLER FOR ar.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-22

Insiness PROPERTY tor Sal, al6 TO Eel
BUILDINGS. STORES,LOFTSa and OFFICES
I'D In this vicinity. very desirable. TO let.
KULAND d WHITING. Beekman.st
TTEMPLE COURT.-A few desirable Offices to
4 let in this elegant hre-prOoi building.
rutland & WHITING. BeeSnanst
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-22

~ square han sonely furnished sunny room. third
HO' Will OO"''' al III East 3oth.st
At rs EAST 2OTH-ST., near Broadway
~ Handsomely furnished rooms for gentlemen hrstclass
4 A-HANDSOMELY furnished rooms in a
IA. choice locality. 20 Washington place near Bloldway
NEWLY FURNISHED ROOM.-$11 Tor two !;
'"S'' 80 ''" Ava Lo1ington.ave., near 42dst
q EAST 11ST-ST.-Front single room, sunny
- exposure with
otEAST GOTH Sta suite of rooms with
~ private hath room breakfast # desired rooms for
gentlemen en- suite or singly
oSAND SO GRAMERCY PARK HOTRL,
P 2ohsL and 3dave suites and single rooms excellent
.l(s EAS 20TH-Sr.-Withb board two rooms
tosether references
III EAST 1!TH-ST.-One room with large
I pantry; reference exchanged
100 MADISON-AVE.--Han Handsome rooms
90 with private table and altend4nco. references
80 MADISON.AVE.. with board second
~ door. fou5 rooms en- suite or separate strictly
first class accOumo .stions
West Side.
| HANDSOME sccond-story front room,
newly furnished; superior board; table boardors &C
ZINE From ROOMS orpormancnt parties;
quiet home h'tclas' board as" s3glG room rel
HANDSOME furnished rooms, en- suite or
Il single; accessible 70 l. and Broadway cars terms
moderate 2lO Vest 45d.st.
WITH BOARD.-Large sunny back parlOr
w reasonable prices for lui people, also ball room
Call address 3i0 Wo.t 29thst
I'D FLOOR-AisO suites and single rooms
handsomely furnished with without private table. rel
erenCes. - " est 3-th St
%TH-AVE, 3O9.-Rooms on fourth floor; for
- gentlemen with board terms reasonable.
~ WEST 17TH-ST.-IIaudsOm large rooms
- connecting rooms with board also first class
table board
OtTU-ST., l. WEST. Handsomely fur
stt msbed third floor "a gentlemen or family table.
appointment the best
CS WEST 35TU-ST.-Sunny. comfortably
D't furnished front room single ROOM s. references.
rOTH-ST % " EST.-De>rablc large and
cC hal superior house and taDo reasonable TO
pernanents
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-22
miscellaneous.

miscellaneous.
EOR SALE-CLOCK.-An old Stvle English
clock fine mahogany case. with brass movement shows
all In best condition. be
seen at CHAtI.Es A. fl. NEIDHARDTS IA Fulton-st
ERAULEIN FANSINlO, artist in ladies' hair
L. dressing. desires few more monthly customers .
Address SO last 3Oth ST.
lJANITFACTURERS AND IMPOR rERS
wishing TO represented IN the Western Market by
trstca-s aud live Commission House who able TO fur
psh the and western references VIII address
HANUFACITKtKS' WESTEKN AGkNG, lJl and lo3
MJurOc.sl, Chicago.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-22
7 PER CENT. FARM MORTGAGES.
A. MARCUS,
kcCIrt4ry

THE CORBIN BiNAING CO., 1t5 BROADWAY.
calls attention TO these inyostmontA There ara 10
In The market than these first mOrigs loans
improved ouethiTd their value. whom neROtin
ConduC 90 by rcialle aud experienced parties
Record evidence o. ore than 5000 tAnHacOns repre-
Fentng Investments In excess ~ s<5OO0.0OO and cover
ing hrd 81 century. herr subject TO examination
To such maze peTson'l eIAuin ,on will send
full with and nddrrsrea 81
whom customers for long series o
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-22

NEw-YoRK. Monday, Dec 81, 1885.
The following sales the Exchange and Auction
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-22
grroutau advertisements
aneiion 5ales.

CIGARS.-1O00 600 HAVANA AND KEY
~ WEST CIGARS will be sold at auction On Tuesday.
FURS sEALeKiS sNcQUEs. COLLARS. &c. &c. on
Wednesday 23d az - o clock. -
DIAMOND EWELhG in iul variety on I1ursiay -ith'
at ~ O'Clock. by . ,,.,.,.,, an ~. III,
MORTGAGE SALE.-B. G.. Hughes, Anc-
vi ttoncer will sell Wednesday Decent or 49, 1855, at "a
q. NJ. No 1850 ID ave, al tie fixtures nd hrntu OF
rstclas saloOn CONSISTING Of mahogany bar and O2ckb
alepgup UIrors glassware sc .
louis LENBU>CHER, Attorney Tor Mortgage.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-22
Clip l1ropcrtn 10 Cei.
Cilp prorerip manieo.

Factory buildings or lofts wanted. containing
1900 feet. with without power Address with
full detailed particulars EDWARD kTON. lG6 H. G3dst
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-22
BOARD Gn0 Rooms.
East Side.

East Side.
MEXICAN private fam ~ will rent large,
~ square somey furnished sunny front toon third
floor, with board al, cOnvenIvnceS. 70 cIsncc'.
III East 39h-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-22

By ". u. Dl0Un
] 4story dwelling with lot No 10 81 Nienoias-2ve
sc cor OF l27lh,st lot lS.lla71i W III Moore.
BIZ John Z. b. SD,Bh
8 lots n OF Fast 7thst. POS ue"f Sth-ave each
25xlOOl II; r G. flaming
/ 4-,toTy dwoling WITT iot ~ 69S 2n-ave, e. %
II n Of 37tn-st lot l6.SISU, Max frdLkenStein----
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-22

IN IlcNurU 7. UUTNFW d u.
/ Mot Of land on slstst cor of RVerslde.aye, ad
lOuIned SINE die
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-22

At % EAST 2OTH-ST., near Broadway
~ Handsomely furnished for gentlemen frst-cass
after
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-22

Room to-day:
Rv John T. Boyd.
zetory buildings with lease OF plot oil land Nos Il9
ard isl lDihav s. 81 Il 2 OF 2ist'st plot AK
Dennis Moran.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-22

brick building with lot SIS OF Pearl-st is II G O
Noore.sL lot 2lx6l, l.9 interest l. Ayrcs.....
Oxford Democrat., 1885-06-16
oRANr 40 sHERNAN.

W, the fail q Atlanta vas only a part =
n grani r.aa Grant h.m-lf had NAL
sherman endod tie TAX Grant bal laii oui
Ia tho we,t War Is terrible enough At b..
49,, yst In looking hack over our great con.
tsrt the pcricct ant abiding friendship ~
Grant AMI sherman gilds one part u tho
reirosp.st with psffcct light boih hal
ersnss not a few IN tSsir own ade q The
Ano. toih had hem abu.cd AMI slan'ier,si
without end. Ia that amlAhie way American
journalists have q treating the r great men
Abe writers had even guns O. the extent ~
r-iorting that on 4 our grcaieit generals
wns an inshriAie, the other a lunaiic ~
this u Is rumorrd that sherman laughei AMI
femarkci
Grant stood by mr. ~h>n was crazy, and
IN stand BY HIM when hos drunk"
Prom tbs heginnlng a the war b. the onl
thy worked into each o,hers haniI n
two,n tho two large souls there was not o
thought q talousy "a envy. When Nrunt
was appointed conmander-in-chef hhefman
hoard the news In sot-r silence 40 frsi, m
Grants pre-enoc Then b. sad 70 hs fast
frieni.
Il cannot congruiulAts yUu- Tie rspond
hllity i too great
In January, is.ss. after the triumphant
march 81 tle "a, oue more a strong fccling
In fayor q sherman Arr-e. Again therc
wsre those Who said h. ought o. have ben
The heal sherman heari q it and wrote o.
Grant,
II have be.n told that oongrcss msiitAis-
hlll % make lieutenant gcncraicy for
ne. have written % John Sbernan % stop
H. II ould h. misch.eyvus, for there are
enough rascals who would try o. sow dlf'sr
eno.s between Us, whereas you AMI are now
in t..rfsct unisrstAndlng. lwuuld rather have
you in command than anybody el-r, for you
are fair, honest, and have at heart the sAme
purpo~, that should animate all. | should
emphatlcaly decline any commission calcu-
Ated 10 bring us into rivalry.
doubt n men In congre-s fully realize that
YOU AMI 6re HONEST In cur professions of
want q ambition'
Probably Il would b. rather hsri for ''nen
In congros.- 10 realize how pub..c % of
any kif.d oou1 10 wanting In Smh.lion
Grant wruio hack. Il have fcccivci your
very kind letter. II yOu should D.
placod IN my Iositsou, and put subordinate,
h would not change cur relations In the least
| would make the -aIne etertions 20 support
you that You lave ever done o. support me,
ami would do all In my power 10 make Vdr
causs win.
Aud oncs more the faithful sherman ~
pli.~; II am fully aware q yoIr friendly y
i.ellng towa Us me, and you may always d.
r.nd upon ne a. your stasdiAst supfortsr.
Your wish Is law AMI gospsi b. M, and such
IL the feeling that Tsrvsd~ my army
Oxford Democrat., 1885-06-16
prrCRseupo

\ viii have Pctcnburg sc-urd II pos
lllr Grant had tslcgraph-i i.ncoln. lie
indeed glt Bis army syuih - tbc loiou,Ac
l.fOrc a move vas made a. drfcni The town.
June iTh tlo fcieral f0rCss stortnod FNters-
burg Tho outer wofks vers takcn But
como n Grnnfs ui.r,llnatcs h.. tafei, de-
aycl. ani the day was lo~t La Sind upon
iho town. sni a. usual threw UP the Earth
inirrnchmonis aDi hilci them ~ith hls H.
troof-. AMI prs-uuioi a powerful fortrv-s in
fac u the for' The opportunity ~N lst
Ths Nsauit was continuci some time With
tryn.ndots los-rS But on the 18th Grant
all. All has lsn done that couli 10 dons.
Nov ws ~ill ret the men anil uus The sIa.ie
Or ihelr prctection I'll NV vein can b.
sfrlrkH
~ once nore the army - The fo'oulAc
sent to "fghtlng wiih the sra.leT Grant
va obligs,i b. -riend Lis lines still farther D.
ths south Tho "nev vein the Gcneral
struck va % get passion - the weldon
railroad Les supplis- came BY way ~
this AMI "a tho Souths.is ruadL Thoss fta,is
taken. then the Confederate army would L.
surely starved out.
Fnr Tho Is--rs.i n % theo Grant struggled
n.0fe than thrsc-quartcfs u var Hal b.
M fall, Il shall tako no Ia ksard sislr p
Do 20 ps.s,sion q ths Wellon rad hrst
What thsni One morc thc eternal earih.
works 81 The south. Cold weather came,
ani ihs soi n bulit TX huis ami wcut int
thIn. vi D e. ants hsadquarters sti!l 40 CITY
iunt Winter wore a~ay In esinngiF
stupid Inactivity h.iore iuchmoud The
nation grsw wcary. Tho only glcam - hoTe
be- hai hal for moro than half var hAd
l..u ths fall q Atlanta, rept. z, i~'a 1hen
fir people ciamor-'i, Sherman Is tn oolV
sicforious grnsrai. tho man ~ lead cur
Nmio.. Give us sherman
Oxford Democrat., 1885-06-16
MhA1 hESTf

Asaln howl u discoursgement and dis
approval from civilians and the paper war
flor. at home. But the cooihea.isi reasicr
Il these days-ot oourss all readers In ths-e
DAYS are cool-hoaAci-shoud look upon the
man. II he viii do that he viii see that every
one q these successive positions Was one step
searcr RichmonL After each, Grant In
trcnched hlm.lf ono stage rcarer the
goal. lie knew, n the countr) did not,
that after this month a fighting Lees
army must 10 snfcebled. Bhint him
III was the great North stil, with generous
SUPPLIES of men and money. He called PER
smptorlly Tor rrcnfor0mentA They were
snt him, AMI his army was hllcd UP 20 IL
original full fighting number. His plan
rom the frst had icsn 10 tc<iree llaAmond
from the south slds of the james River. On
the itih u June, 1851. th.rty-seven day.
after n hal cr'e-cd the W hernr-, thesrTny
of the Potonus' can crossing % the souih
sids q the james. Grant icl'-rr.hd 70
Oxford Democrat., 1885-06-16

Pr-slent iln.on, "Our foro~ viii CON.
mcnce ere. rr tho james TODAY The
cn-iuy show no gni u yet having brOught
trcopi % tho -1uth siis q hiohms nj. !
wil have Petersburg scurcd, II pr~sible, b.
fofc they 81 therc In much forco' To
which lanculn answered tack imme iiatslyi
II tesln a. - ~ You vii niccsd God
bless you al
Then tho General logan the same strategy
that hal t-.n successful AZ Niokshurg A
solge ran through the Tapcr warrior.
= Wahingfon AMI the country. II
Grant vent south q tho ia .os, What
oosh b.nier that Ice shouI r.n In All
oapturo Washlngionl A. uluAi, t.at s-als
di not matter b The imprrturl i'.n a.
the hcai q u.o army. he moan, o. 2 80 lce
busy where h. VA II was noi ki,h.o.ld,
either. AZ which ho was aiming u was LOS
army. ~ meant % make the intCtt lent d
Richmond the slogc q an army rather than
n a tosn
one curious fact. bowevrr. that r. mes out
IA tn rrtfo-I-St l. that tho nartI slie =
Kichmoni wns never really invested by The
Fslersl forcrs frm that siale The bid tun-
f~icrafe cavalry continually mall dasls-,
ami swep, thu valley Ani leat tack The
Un.on tro-Fs.7 Thence Early thrruiensi
Washlngton. Grant, on the oihcr fali. Nas
hrS'l o. kesp his shole limo q ortnmunica-
tiog oT-n l.hini him While b. was si1~ly
ani painfully extending his lines % the south-
sAri Thls xas tho tax lsf0re him
Oxford Democrat., 1885-06-16
GRANT AND LINCOLN.

Here also D. thAi historic log oaian came
f-.su.ntly one greater tlan all l.ncCln, tho
raftyr pr,sidsnt-he who-s grcat, gentle
tsart bore charity for All. With ralioe towards
uoos lie sIsut wccks aliogvthcr ~ ths he.Ad-
luarfsrs during tLai faieiul year. bstwesn
Inn and Grant thsre ~as fuf unisrsiAndins
and warm feeling Grant sad hat in Tho
ours u tbs familiar acquAn'anoe b. had
oo1ns TO regard I1nooln ~ b. FAR TIC groaiss
.t...o hai o,cupl A the PRESIDENTIAL cha.
si.e Wa.l.ng'on L.nooln hkei % unnuf
d.n h,s anrlols zlul % the gunera 10 had
chem IN that troubled time BE- was urr"i
10 remove Grant and appoint somebody ~no
had dash All would hasten maiiers In
ouaint thra.e. Lincoln answered. only
"Its hld 3 an 10 swap hono, IN The Md
do ofa river
n ris.unoss q dr,,s OF both these historic
Americans hnrrnrnir,sL In February, lst.l.
Grant went 10 - Lincoln ~ Washington.
While thore b. called 40 the capitol and paid
his respects g. the sRaie In session. Tat
solemn ho.lv wa NJ a little scandalifed BY
The carcl.,.sncsi ~ his attire - much va.
this the oa.s that after ho had gune one of
the snators actually aro-e AMI ask Il the oon-
liberation a tie senate on the matter.
"Iti evident. salA this fneTun enator,
shat gr,rs mistake has ben made IN aP
polntlnr Grant Lieutenant general tel you
there islta sncCni Lieutenant o the Home
Guard in my state tha, dos uot cut a D. scer
swcn tan this man who has just LETT our
.rc.rnce
Oxford Democrat., 1885-06-16

aNM. GRANT AhN NNN""N ~ NAAAHaA ~
rrEs. CIV r1iSr, "a
a lnu.h hat ani a cumnion ~nAtlrft liuo
overolai. worn ani d.ngy Cnr M that
Wirn advancing on tle fonr q NirkhurE
b. eavr af,lors o. t.s ARMY to 'moFe light
IL rsrsonai example gave rmphass o. H.
or,ier uie oniy 'tagEagc' h. iook vi'h
hm rasa briar-rcsi pr, al ioo'h brush AMI
a horu T.st't o0rub.
A. C,v Point. his hoadluaricrs ihe lat
winter q tie var. 'he Gcnoral livci matHo
ro.m l.r lut Ira thc greatest Pc s.mpl c-
rv N.rf.s.Htff q tie cnrfaInfin in narry
ur.i mfe msuru,ly H. fo,i was that
.f,h. r..in.on rnoss ~ ths of'nor. A huge
A., was ttiit out d.ors in frui io. us hut,
ani tsf M this. vurf.i in Lf Oh oferuei,
with two ,r thfee q a. stlf al 10 Inn. tte
rrr.erai iksi hs.' q al b. at IoSaris tie
a.. unknown o. h.m-of. tbs dsvu's.i
fr,rlt wa'rhcl him u.gi' an ! dav. i.at'
s-r .r..f i.s ne tal t.fn f0rmei-cn a''rmri
o. NV ur h.s hfhfqunrtcr with n tori -
lst a.m.1 rirs.,icL In tlo hnal
d.v. fhr gcnrul l.oame Ifep.cs,
All ..mefImrs az unlcr The starr
iu tha rn.I ul.hi an D AMI Z o'clnrk
.n DE mDru.nr Hls stAf male private
rlan io take turns In remaining up with D. n
Ttsn Wien b. thrcs h.ul-ef ui'n hls amp
I'D 0re &C. tho oihcr ~ ths q athfll iuenlt
wafrh.,i ln frat q III og-oahn dor 'lie
never luss q thls. avs nala1u. Tut W
often iargalnsi With ons anoihcr " nm bur
U tso q nst
T.s raucrais vlfo ani c.l.lru sl.nt lafi
of ID, tsiinus u.outis with h.m .n a. -
cabin Our ulurraton shpss them. III
tlctufe L. c,i io,i from a phoiograph tAken on
Tie spot Ile hoy making uoridicuiou. Ia,
lu ths ulcturc L. nov the diguihed Col frci
.sI.. HHanf
Oxford Democrat., 1885-06-16
rsr WILDERNESS.

Grant had becn appointed oommanier.in-
chef of all the arInls- q the United stats,
east. wcsi, north and souih This meant
that Ia was AZ the hal q an army n nearly
.mililon men. lthsd been gathered up BY
tour years q oiucot N and deveioftnent ot
.hs Cncrgcs q the north Aboot 'ol,"p
sore actually available for service Of al
IN - Giant from his headquarters was b d.