The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-03
Masonic Elections.


r. Y. r. CHADWICK, Secretary.
Masonic Elections.
As the triennial conclave OF the Grand |
Encampment of the knights Tenn |
plar of the United States OF America gin
tais city Oh yesterday the following Oil |
GERS were elected and installed 10 serve
for the ensuing three years
Sir II. L. Palmer, of Wisconsin, NJ. 4.
Grand Master.
Sir William L. Gardner, of Mas
8achusetts, Deputy Grand Master.
| Sir j. @. A. Fellows, of Louisiana,
Sir. X. Jarvis, of Ohio, Grand Captain
General.
Sir R. McMurdy, of Washington, D. c.
Grand Prelate.
Sir. G. ". Belt of Missouri, Grand
Senior Warden.
Sir. II. q. Ramey, of Illinois, Grand
Junior Warden.
Sir J. w. Simmons, of New York,
Grand Treasurer.
Sir j. D. Caldwell, of Ohio, Grand
Recorder.
Sir w C.:Munger, of Kentucky, Grand
. Standard Bearer.
lSir T. L. Stevens, Of Washington, ID.
c., Grand Sword Bearer.
Sir G. w. Prescott, of Minnesota
Sir J. B covert, of Ohio, Grand Cap
tain Guard.
GRAND MASTERS.
II. l.. Palmer, Milwaukee, GRAND
= | Master.
Il VIM. Lowell Gardner, Lowell, Massa
:. chusetts. Deputy Grand Master
I'll j. @. A. Fellows, New Orleans, &c
- | nova II Ccimo
J, K. Jarvis, Masillon, Ohio, Grand Cap
h tain General.
a G. w. Belt, Weston, Mo, Grand Sc
20 Nor Warden.
= II. D. Ramey, Chicago, Grand JUNO
!" Warden.
le J. w. Simons, New York, Gran
lie Treasurer.
N J. D. Caldwell, Cincinnati, Grand RI
a. corder.
70 G.. C. Munger, Louisville, Gran
Standard Bearer.
IN L. J.. Stevens, Washington, D. Z
Grand Sword Bearer.
I" G. Prescott. ST. Paul, Minnesot
u Grand Warden.
ur The Grand Encampnlent of the knigh
i'll Templar of the United States OF Anne
ad lea adjourned yesterday. The trennl
session will be held in st. Louis.
At the meeting just closed seVentef
States we're re3resented. and charte
} and Demonstrations issued to Neyad
!, Kansas, Montana, Nebraska, Falprals
in South America, and Symrna IN AS
Resolutions were adopted which INV
} the return and the cooperation OF
Lodges in the States recently IN INST
rection, and teSiiFying q traternal pied
toward them .-Natchez CourieT.
ION loving is The ordinance recently pass
Of Inv the Alabama Convention, ratlfyl
nly certain laws Of the State passed since t
eri Ilth day of January, 1861:
a. Be it ordained by the people OF
'ne state of Alabama in Convention asse
blAd. That all the laws enacted by a
Legislature since the llth OF Janua
% 1851 that have not since been repeal
- and which are not in conflict with
Constitution of the United States a
laws made in pursuance thereof, or OF
10 constitution of this State, be ana
81 same are hereby ratified, ana declared
~ be valid from their respective dates;
shall remain in fall force and effect u
q repealed according 10 l2" except
~ aver. all such laws as authorized
~ 80 of Bonds. Treasury Notes,
Chance bills by the State, and all /
oa ,yhicb authorized the payment OF
~, dabts to the State for moneys loaned
hio' ;ndividuals or corporations In Contedel
e Is money OK bonds, and the paymen'
and dues and taxes to the State 10 Confeoel
for bonds or Treasury Notes, and AL la"
relation TO taxation
Rs II further ordained, That in
r,,tipo the time necessary TO create
ID 20 Of the statutes of liml; atoms and
'ourt claims. the time elapslng between
Bird Ilth dav of January, 1861 ana 'he
,tton sage Of this ordinance S"''i'
lose mated.
nm p.,soxeRs OF WAR AT RIoREoNp.-
A., e,iIoxyina are among the Loulslana,
onars of war who died at Richmono,
erom the LIST of August to the lo'h
fol- September: .N OH
+ ~ IN + 18th La; j. Costello, Co. a,
F; 800 s., Ia5W. Kelly, Co. K, I'd h.; .. Qu
Co. a. l4th La; NJ. Allen, serse a.l
= tho rina Co. La: D. Daley, Co. y. loth ,
,ba, Z. Norwood, Sergeant. Jen. ~ l
nents Artillery, Miss; T. ). Kennedy -
tia a. 10Th Ark .uI 10
all is All letters OF inquiry ,Ia 6o sddr,
80 o. above named persons shouia De aoNi'
IN re 10 Box l57, Richmond, Va.
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90. otm we understand that the President
Wa refused tor the present, to paiaon
.oaard w. II. Carroll, of this city, ana
egarI Iohn G watson, of Miss. Both OF
.ssu i ,ontIemen were opposed to the polie.
- Secession orig inally. On the other
- ~ thc pardon OF Hon. A. M. Cla1 'ol
,,ar Miss. together with other ''Oto Lug
j that the secession stamp, vas easily oo'a
: ,,ov these things SEEM little strangT' "
4 ana presume there are GOOD rees1ns ,ol