New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-05-01

ranged.
Liberty. Miss Fannie Duncan.
Justice. ....-..... Miss Annette Henderson.
Commerce ce... Miss Emma DouCe.
Art. Miss Eudora Williams.
Agriculture e.... Miss Catherine West.
Science. ce........-.......M Miss THly Williams.
STATES.
Maine e.M Miss Medora Smith.
New Eanl pshire. go, Miss Fanny Dunn.
Vermont. ...........M Miss Fannie Hopkins.
Massachusetts. ........M Miss Lucy Hutton.
Rhode island. .......M Miss Lizzie Brooks.
Connecticut. Miss Stevana Pain.
New YORK Miss Eliza Barton.
New Jersey Miss Anna Brunette.
PENNSYLVANIA. 900. Miss Louisa Francisco.
Delaware. Miss Marie Francois.
Maryland. ............. MISS Alice t.Css.
Virginia Miss Luda Green.
West Virginia. ...........M Miss Mary Richie.
Narth Carolina. Miss Georgiana Henderson.
South Carolina. -. Miss Eliza Tlghmsnn.
Georgia. Miss Georgiania Francisco.
Ylorida ~ Miss Elizabeth Hopkins.
Alabama. ma...............Mis Miss Sarah Dunn.
Mississippi. Miss Sarah Brooks.
Louisiana Miss Marie Lamont.
Texas. Miss Sarah Richie.
Arkausas. ......... Miss Caledonia STROBE.
Tennessee. ee.............. Miss Maria Jones.
Kentucky. ky........M Miss Tawney Cripps.
Ohio ..... Miss Elizabeth Taylor.
Michigan. Miss Eugenia Corder.
indiana Miss Theresa Miller.
Illinois. ....M Miss Eliza johnson.
Wisconsin . Miss Adelaide Desdunes,
Iowa Miss Elizabeth Hopkins.
Minnesota ...... Miss AntOna Penca.
California ......... Miss Amelia BaliZ.
Nevada ...... Miss Lucinda Adams.
Kansas as............M Miss Louisa Keeling.
Nebraska ka....... Miss Julia Dncre.
Nevada a.......M Miss Jennie Davis
Oregon Miss Julia Johnson.
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TERRITORIES.
Montaua Miss Gertrude Banks.
Idaho Miss Elizabeth Williams.
Wyoming. Miss Lucinda Adams.
Utah Miss Charlotte Kennedy.
Alaska ..-............. Miss Rosa Pastune.
Indian Territory. MISS Ida Dunn.
Colorado. MISS Iona hoss.
Great praise is due the Committee of La
dies, consisting OF Mrs. C. c. Antoine. Hrs.
L. Wynes, Mrs. J. W. Menard, Mrs. j. W.
Quinn, Mrs. E. Brown, Mrs. Johnson, M:ss
Carrie Satchell and Mrs. James Isabelle, for
their untiring efforts in making arrange
ments for the procession.
Following was q delegation OF Custom
house employees marching double.1le, aud
after them came several clerks from The
Postcffiee Then forty or fifty carriages,
well filled with citizeus, of both sexes,
served to make an imposing appearance.
, After these were ward clubs, several OF
them turning out strong. We noticed four
iDr Eve clubs, each one numbering not less
THAN three hundred men. Some halt dozen
benevolent associations added dignity to the
procession. All the societies, and we re-
pret that we can not melton them separate
iy, carried appropriate banners ana bright
flags. The AtlanGics, Eurekas, Louaves, ana
two other clubs in uniform.
attracted much attention. The puplls OF
Straight University were not the least
noticeable, anc the lads conducted them
selves tidiiy. Two associations bore aiott
ssplendid chromos CT Lincoln, Grant and
Butler, with appropriate mottos. There
were scores of banners bearing legends
worthy of any people. A large club from
Algiel kept step to the music, nor did they
varied by several div .eions, each decorated
with something notable.
From first TO last ali who participated IN
the procession bore themselves AS became
GOOD citizens. The most querulous could
not complain. ,..
From one end of the route to the other
reopIe crowded the streets or banquette5
no behold this extraordinary sight. In
many houses we saw flags displayed as d
4 recognition. .
y Nearly eli who started With the procession
the morning made the round trip, out
,ust have felt relieved on arriving at Laiay-
lite Square, for the route taken and travel
ed over was really too long, and dou otiess
caused many TO retire for the remainder OF .ne
day, seeking needed repose. However, the