The weekly Louisianian., 1874-09-12
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CINCINNATI

~CINCLMNAIL
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lFrop nrspeeial correspondent.l /:
/, 3htAm, Sept. 2, 1874.
Enthusiastically alive witkpeo.
Eple. 1heaGseat Exposition seems to
have drawn them all in from the sur
rounding, and even fsfo!m the
adjacent States. What O.. ..s..
|; .,.5,z,. CONTRAST; "
to N ew Orleans, with its depopulated
streets, waiting commerce, and scenes
Of blood, carnsgenand .political strife.
Here everything indicates PROSPERITY
and happiness: In the grent~ throng
that filed though telh nearly every strdet
I.ei tllseiD y+,dfdftE thffs ebuldnbt
be found a face that did not indicate
con Il ii Il dfwhil5 tl,es electric
telegrsrha~sat busya flashing the news
of murder and ript from al parts Of
TUG South which is ipevitably destined
to still further imporerish her, the
same wires Mere sending forth reports
of the opening Of the Il
EXPOSITION
Vii III Atendah:s Of thousands and
thousands Of people to witness tic
trinmphs of peace and civilization.
Oh Lord, how long, how long, will it
be before our beautiful city New Or
leans shall present such Il spectacular
our people learn the value O fpeace, or
der and respect for Law andscivil nv
thority.? r.1 .'
Eighs-betorc-Last q. party Of gcn:lr,
men, learning that. Gov. Pinchbaels
cnd Mr.. Henry A. Corbm were in the
city, and hearing .ttu.t the former wns
stopping at Mrs. Tinaley's, proceeded
with an excellent band of 'musicians
to her residence, for tho purpose Q!
| giving tlcm q = @E3'i: y go
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COMPLEMENTARY *sE1:tsSADE.
One OF two reporters 81, the city press,
pencil in .hand.v .a.,ietlF: joinelt tue
party. In due' time Mrs. TinsleJ'e
was reached q 80 !. u. TLe,bahd
played aalelightfnl instrnmental pieqc,
Which was Followed by a,song excel.
lently sung, ]. then another Instrumental
piece. 1t this iunctures = light ap-
peared III the parlor4the correspond
ents took ont their pencils and papers
the band played more energetically
and all were III expectation Of seeing
the distinguished visitor appear. at The
.door~azd thank his friends for the
cozhbliimeRRht Sure enongh Clio dob,
opened gently and amid three cheers
for. Senator tPinehback, Mr., aeahsrhs
Merritt stepped forward, and .said: "
5trdentaeeHefn / mi ,sorty to inform
You that Senator PAlchback - not in.
Neutrality-suspicious. hero, but has
not yetmtaken f6sseFsiob off, them
But a88, aseare1 you, gentlemen, that
your treat is none the less acceptable
| and aureea44ulen " 50 sssssstsE*El y
-,stt : - liz. u
FreT The reporters put up their, pencils
ana paper and from the silence main.
tained.by hem oasths snbjectit would
seem ~ Il they. did not relish the
serenaderA The s,erenadde,rs after pro:
missing to- resurn again when :, they
hopedxbe8sk1lack,, .depsFted in hne
fHdmof. sas sasw aset:,e:~ =:
Hast aa;sha there a ' >. ::
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h.eonpiulent to- Messrs.;i Pihchbaca
and .coorbbiid, 1, Tint genial. Wide.
scaled Mtistian eentletnaa1, Mr.,Jessee
gpallts. 1ftft4iiaaenca, which 'wss one q
THE + e5' @ost. saegzsesesa slhl III a ~: interesting
afairsbf the KIND itahass ever been my
lot to attend, and tits but simple justice
to say That the pleasures Of the eve.
h kljrte R2AnfAaeased
by the amia4le and aobliging hostess
Mrs. Collins. =.
tieed Misses Adams, Thomas. CLARK,
cohiha. bppM, flrtiD. odrey, coroia;
and tlFsfis !. ef I!~nenisville, wht
are on a visit to Cincinnati, also Mrs
Dodson, Baltimore ind Collins.
The evening" was 80 delightful, and
the entertainments 80 .agersrahle--m3d
SO by songs, dances, with converse