, 1859-06-17
THE CINCINNATI EXCURSION.
The Festivities Of Yesterday.
Visit to ,he Audubon Cub and Ara Exposition

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Never in the annals Of Chicago, was day
more given up By general consent to enjoyment
than yesterday; everybody seemed to under
stand that it was to be a galn oecssion, when all
were expected to do their best to exhibit their
hospitalitv and they entered into the spirit oftbe
affair with that feeling which invariably insures
success, and, we may say, I've think ~itbort
boastipe, that Chicago has proTcd her cla' ms
rs ahospitable city, in 50 marked "annc''
that no one will dare deny or detract from them
The Cincinnatians, 80 far as we can learn a1e
delighted with their reception, mud SPEAK IN luz
highest ferms Of Chicago generosity. 50 well
has Chicago played her part as the caterer ~
their amusement, that the delegates OF LIE
Queen CITY nov here, openly confess that the
entertainment provided for our people, thai
rs nothing compared with that 1ae5 leee'e
here. This, to ssy the least, is very "Chr1s~
tian' way Of settling the mattef in eoptroSessy'
and we hope that in future, an era Of gooa .ee'-
ing vii be inaugurated, which may mol oe plo-
ken b: g few sharp "ords' OF ac1s .. ~
on the part Of q fe" acenf'c 'aal''oua4s'
hope that the "easf"fe eo'a'2Se nus '1,aee
ted sestefoa5 between e'nc,na"r4 -. "' ~ ..;s;tars
The entertainments pio''aeo 1ol 49, I.,
was OF 'ceS 'ai'eo ''.a' a 4t,an ..en
ulAc1 more E1CllLUH AuA IAk%A Ahe"t+'-S6
the rooFtn oi 1us' "a.~A .,N..,,.-,,.,s
certain unaes'a'ans las'noa' "4'e .,o-.,,
ae'oteo 10 ne" eenenass % P'~ ,.:... ..an
oped fresh SOURCES OIL amusement ""'~u, w..
chicagoans did not believe tncs posseSscu' ou'&
put to the test BY the homels 'aun. u "A"'
can you sho" to tue e'nc''na''an'
TIE WEATHER, o.u
Ihc morning openeo oe''s ou' ..a
noon it became eooer' a"o 'ne aa' e.." @ ~ .,o
the SKY was o'efciouueo' ~. .e..s H.,
hao no 1ala 10 n''' 'ne ps"1 @A0
ooa "ul-' s,;.o oe f,;,c;nnat;.
ouF GUSTS eoa'p44's ~ ,a -, =
o'hef Par.s u on'o' 1"" - 1A'
1ew from lno'ann' ,. ,;ra, of d;xtin.
,'es'ass .as A~'''.s ,,.s w. 49,. shs1bv kr II,
Ea'saea |'sSo's ~s ue - :, ,.as,s,s,od ".
+. bowmaa ana iaos, H. - 'A~'e
treasurer ol .iae'u"a.'' - - ra'.,e'e uo,;.,
or OF ctacinnat'. a1f- 1Aoelneoo' enA'' -
Judge fFudcn ana 4ads' nooels - nue4''Su G..
robert HOSEA ana 'aos' n. u. S'o =,
perintendent Dayton q A'cn'san a'u1o4o' - -
- n'l''' ~ c-..a. rorr;,c md
]ads and The following members of TIC Common
ro.,~;,. Nessrs peace, Cunningham, Dayis,
eoo1sA' :e,.
johnson, Noble, Myers, Aoore' hei'enAei'AA,.f -
Snodgrass, Toohy, Rcss, tbettcr Sno~n as oh-
r,o Ian u, pcrrv Woosucr aud Marsh. We gire
:, ,ad;t;or tn thc members Of tic press ulready
!" aou1a'n ~ 49, ~ ..,1 1,,;,,s II
referred 10 anos -: s'aae'se' A''u ''.sa -
! Browne, CINCINNATI Ea1utFtF, Joseph culpe7a'
| son and F. Robinson, Pres, John Tanner, 1a't
| xaod R,<x,d md Mr.. Po,perov, Of the Dayton Ga
| ~ g ,t,ro Eso ofTror Iudcc car,er
| @ttfe' II. d May - As4'' -
| Robert Mitchell, Of the Cincinnati Mechanics
Board of Trade; Henry kcssicr, Sheriff Of Ham
-. c..., oh;o y II yc,tman Esu.. Pre-
h1'n 'oeas' ..ao.,a.;o,, ord In e.,
flowing members of the Independent Guthrie
c.,.s. M; " K Hose,er, Cant. D, 4, Enyars
~ =, ctan,, uA.t;,,..rx
Isl companys Capl' - -. e'oo", 49,,
Lieut.. L. B. Dcnnison, Qr Master - H. ilsot'
r,do. adroc,tc Nm. disney. paymastcr Wnl
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u, -sous' .. ,1
beside all o. whom VIC l""s' no' o'''ts ~
honorable mention Of Mcnter's Band. Of Gin
,;n,,,; nrn,rr;no t,vrntv-t;ye musicjaus, who's
s,D". - :'.. - l-.,,, ,a,,;rot;o,
playing nas oeeil 'ne saD]ess VI e0' ">'A 49, :,
During Tuesday night, after supper and I'll
sncok;nr Mt the fremont. the Light Guard an
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Ae"er i'aaos setenaueo uta"s ~ w. pss
tha;r d.,;<;ous mns;c
"sn 0e s.. .t,,;nx1. -, , ror
They also gave s'o'"s"g -a'3stAees III VI
| eraciou. way Ut the fremont yesterday.
THE nrx1c,pAt couRrEs1ss
e., ..oa4;.r, rostordor to,, r1occ ,
Ahc 'oflaa4 'e'spt.oA
about 10 o'clock at the fremont llonsc. Aas'
Haiues and the Common Council proceeded I
, ,hc Nort1, balcony. while on Lake street VI.
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IN 'l1o'cas' c, slo"1. ~ -. ~ 1,..:..u.a ee :,
,, ofesseu 80, 'es' - r..,na;, j. ;. ~
''nc''..t ro.:. ose A. ssnar;a, ~ 49, abstract
'Ps>~"' -. -..:-. q f,t,;n i
IN 'a.no ne!a " ~ ~ t,;s ;ornns occason En- oct
sion unlike those 'n t!ncs gone ~ WIEN ~
: by artificial canals. We eau sar Justly ~
railroads arc Tue oto. it9n D91oa Yo h. bare asstnbi
J. ~ se1ti th.It marriage md We bid YOU VA,
:. and heartfelt welcome to our homes. We ho
that the eonsnnnaton .. y san ns~ rn,1'o
- enterprise W. 1e ~ ;a - W. hono Il
ut you viii ind much to attract, and will chi
re that degree Of pleasure which WIN enanileyoa