The Arkansas banner., 1849-10-09
Grand Lodge of the Usi,eA s..,,..

The Grand Lodge 6f the Independens Order If Odd Fellows, cemmenced their annual session TEA September, st nine o'clock. in the Hali. on Cav street Ihsse is very general aitendanre of ,he delegates, who aausSer about ninety, rersesentinE thirty States. and lhe District of Colsnh,a rTY.s installation of the Grand Sire will take ptaee hi. morning at eleven o'clock. The following arc inc officers present:
 Horn R. Kpeass. M. ". c. Sire, NewaltA. rh0n,. son. R. W. D. G. Sire; James I R.dgelv. N N G. c. and R. Secretary; Andrew E. Warner. R. W G. Treasurer, Rev. E. N. ?. Wells R W G C.hsn- lain pro tenn; Smith skinner, R. W. e. Marshall. John E. Chamberlain, ". c. Messenger; Samls F Harris, ". 6. Guardian.
 The following are the names ofthe officers elect, P. G. N. Robert H. Crifin. of GeoSeis, Grand Sire. P. c. MA. s Kellogg, of Michigan, Deputy Grand Sue; P C. M. James L. Ridgely, of Maryland Grand Recording Secretary; P. G, M. Andrew E. 1. Warner. ef Msryiand. Grand Treasurer. When the Grand Secretary proceeded to call the roll, the ioiiowlng members responded, viz Reps Allen of Pa; Anderson of Ga Baiiou cf Vt; Barr ol N. C.; Cole, ol Mass; DtAhaee, of N Y; Davies of N. "; Dickson, o Del Fritz, ol Pa; Gteen, of Ohio; Knight. of R. l.; Marley, of Md; Modet, of Mo; Mot, ot La; PaTmener, of Mass; Parker of \. H.; sessford. of D C; Sishy, of Ala; smith, of Maine; Theodad. cf Maine; Treadway, of Mich. Wakefield, of J.. ZImmermsa, Of Md; P. 6. Sires Wiidey and Kennedy.
 The Grand Secretary having reported quorum present, the Deputy Grand Sire examined the rep,e- seniatives.
 The committee credentials then reported the certificates of election ot the following Representa- lives ss fts due form and properly authenticated,
 John ". Hunt, Representative of ihe Grand Lodge of Mary land; Wm. Ellison, Msssaehuseits James W. Hale, New York; Wm. A. Wells, Penn- syivania Edson s Olds, Ohio; James Strawbridge. Louisiana; Beai Foilett, Michigan; John II. Manly, N. Carol,aa; Samuel Read. New Jersey; D. N. Baf- rows, MisslssIppi; George Brown. Indiana; Lncius 4. Thomas and $. Lockwood, Jr., vice ] T Minor, resigned, Connecticut; Stephen Brown. New Hamp- shire: G. ". Wilson and James Peacock, vice G. Smith, resigned, Tennessee; Solomon Cohen, ef Georgia; E. Wakciy and David McDenald, to 6II vacancy, Wisconsin; Rob'. 0. Shaw. Alabama; Jno. G. Potts Illinois; Wm. W. Moore, D. C.; Jno. E. Smith. Delaware; Alex. K. Marshall. Ky; Isaiah Forbes. Mo-; Allen Ha,nes. Maine; W. c. DeSas. snre B. Carolina; Wm. F. Phillips Virginia Fred k S. Garrii Arkansas; II ugh F. Montgomerie, Canada; James M H Burnett. Virginia.
 George b. Tewksbury. representative 0i Gfand Encampm.nt ot Maryiand Jos. E. Frost, MassA- chusetls; Joha W. Stoses, Pennsylvanis Joseph R. Taylor. New York; John I. Towers, D,sirie, of Columbia; Wm. F. S~ndioid, Connecticut; P. N Nelson Clark Thomas SpooBer, vice John Broagh, resigned, Ohio; H. F Askew, Delaware. T Elijah Morton. Tennessee; JohH G. Hastings. Mississippi; Henry l.. Webster, Rhads Island; Amos B. GaFFtss New Hampshire; Benj. F. Crane, Missouri, Il. Pot ter Andrews, Louisisns; $. Colfax, Indiana.