Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-15

81 '4fiG1t oiassn Aossi Ths aeecasso.
datiea sEsaek ns. a. nasing slizaasx a.stk-.
zeal We left cur boots Outside
and were fortunate to find them next
morning, unecntam;nased By The touch
Of either African or Celt Tbs on,v
benefit derived from leaving tkean in th-
hall was possibly purer atmosphere in
the room. Next morning | determined
20 raise bootbiaek or a fuss, bat af7er
grinding away on the cotfee-miIl-handle
that stuck out Of the wall about half an
boar, ! succeeded in raising neither OF
them Upon inquiring at the Office, l
Eas referred 70 porter, who pointed TO
an old stub OF 5Fnsh aud al almost
empty fve-eent box on a chair near by,
and kindly invited me to pitch in
felt rather inclined to aeeede to the
suggestion, but Il had, IL wonld have
been something else than my boots that
would have got 5iaeksd Next came
breakfast We went into the dining
room. sat down, waited vainIy FOR some-
thing to eat until tie porter announced
the departure Of the bus for tbs rail-
road, whereupon we vent to the ofiee,
paid two dollars and halt apiece for
just the amount OF Accommodation
enumerated above, and departed Since
that have gone out Of the s. iiret-class
business in the hotel line at Cineinnati
am around, presenting Prize. Ban
ners TO people. You may remember
that the State Sanitary Fair of Indiana
awarded two Prize Banners for coutri-
butiSns. Ianderburgh county TOOK he
FIRST prize, which vas for the largest az
gregate contribution. Little Union
county, right here on the boraers 81 the
Ohio, took the prize for the largest con.
| trieutioa IN proportion 10 the numisar Of
! voters in the couufY ! am uog on "a '
way to the county seat. Liberty, 10 make
the presentation. Ii lean say no mere
when | get there than did Patrick Hen.
| ry, ! shall exelaim with him, agive me
Liberty, or give me "a larger eontr +.
bnlion than liberty and its ccunty gave
fer the SANITARY. | vent down % Evans.
! vile, and gave them their banner last
/ Tuesday night | tell yoa tkeY are a
i've people down there Of all the Ayil.
lains ever saw, cotnmend me 20 the
EyansTiilians, when il comes TO working
for Lincoln, The soldiers OF the Ssni-
tary. They have bean running the
hnest wigwam there during the late
campaign, that the West lad in il,
and they made II tell for the Union
cause. you may be sure The best taleai
Of the nation gracsd its boards, and felt
honored in doing so, no doubt There il
a spirit Of epen-hearted liherality about
the people ss community, that have
not met elsewhere An indication OF il
may be seen ia the fact that they are
Row, in the midst Of their unbounded
| liberalitT 20 the soldiers and their fAmt
lee, and TO The Union cause, erecting d
church edifce for the Methodist congre
I CATION, that is 10 sarpass anything q
the kind ives. Of the Alleghasies Their
motto seems 10 be, trust IN God, and
Grant, and gTeeabaeks; and keep going
ahead. ! have travelled some 10 ihi.
mundane sphere, aad have yat to iind
their superior IN smother particular. that
Is the kind Of music they get up there
The Crescent City Silver Band can
throw down the gauntlet 10 uuv Of the
horned tribe, IA nay way Of thinking
fheJ take the Commercial in Evansville
I 10 very large doses saw 40 other
foreign newspapers ia the market
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