The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1866-05-19

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Captain Alfred llwlson, billed Ut
shiloh.
Captain llmmwtll Moore, died at
pensacola.
Lieutenant ! Il, sweeny, killed NJ
Vicksburg during ihe siege
j. VI. Miles.
] =. Simmons, killed At Fort ri.
low.
Captain George 7, foole, killed In
battle around Richmond.
james q. Parker, Army Lodge,
killed In battle.
LoSGcREEK LODGE.
Daniel Cauthen, died IN the SER
vice.
I. II. llarlcc, killed In battle,
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james A. Beckett, died In q North.
crn prison.
X. $. Castlcbury, died in North
crn prison.
Robert Neal, died In the service.
Richard Harris, killed, at the bat
tie Of Muriresboro.
y. @. Perry, died in Northern
prison.
W. II. Pugh, died in Northern
prison.
FRIENDSHIP LODGE, NO. l27.
David =. White, died in 1863.
VIM. NJ. Wilborn, died in 1861.
VIM. Rutledge, died in 1862.
spRINGPoRT LODGE.
J. w. johnson, Adjutant Of Pin.
sons cavalry, killed at Selma.
! W. l.. Lester, killed at Corinth.
d. s. Lester, killed in Georgia.
! Lieut.. L. ID. Kymes, killed il
Virginia.
: James Kymes, killed in Virginia
JAS. Mckee, died in Virginia.
: Henry King, died in Virginia.
W. X. King, died from wounds il
Georgia.
7. NJ. Rhodes.
d. c. Crawford, killed at Moscow
; Tennessee.
Joshua Melcher, died from wound
: in Virginia.
! c. ii. Arnold killed in Virginia
e Tanning Butler, killed in Tenncs
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: J. S. Stallion, died in the service
= Brethren, the result of the war ha
placed you under renewed obligation
TO our sacred order. Not that th
principles Of Free Masonry are at al
!, impaired-they will withstand tn
shock Of armies and endure until th
worlds history is completed as
= written parchment, and the appointe
!, messenger shall stand by that grea
= river and declare that time shall b
: no more. For more than twenty cen
!, turies it has endured prescription, III
rack, and the dungeon. The inquisi
tors wheel failed to break its iaitl
y and the frowns of royal persecutio
! unchecked its growth. From III
|, |, time of the early lodgcmen, holdin
their solemn meeting beneath hea,
ems star-fretted dome, on the hig
!, bill tops, to the rap Of King Sole
: mons gavel, calling the craft TO labc
in the First Temple, Free Masonr
kept her lamp well trimmed, and h
: vase full Of oil. During the Ion
'i night of Babylonish captivity, wbe
l. masters and wardens were among u
$ hewcrs of wood and drawers
e water, the WORD was sacred, and WI
81 brought back to the Second Tempt
,e When the dark ages enveloped Il
d. world in moral night, twas Masol
&c ry's divine mission to keep preserve
Il that sacred book Of the law, bless
d. covenant between God and ma
n and standing, as we do, in the fl
y, blaze Of this century Of intelligenc
ne and the worlds moral advancemeI
Of our divine order-daughter Of hea
i. en- and sister of religion-holds h,
III self radiant in the beauty of streng
se and purity, her garments unsoil,
~ and with charity in her heart.
ed you, brethren, these reflections shou
: be sources Of consolation and hol
at Objects of rightful beneyolenee !
es numerous in the land; the wives a
e's children Of martyr Masons exte
'ss their empty hands to you, and th
~, appeals were never unhecdcd by Il
lis men and brethren. Again, We
ito required under these impressive dut
ILL., imposed to renew our obligations, {
ir- 10 another; TO meet as broth
he around the altar, and again pie,
Of our love and affection. Does
ZEN bitterness Of hate inaame any bos
lu- heres Does these white aprons mo
red with their emblem the hearts Of N
nd wearers, and accuse them Of ennl
to against brotber9 Forbid Il, ~
Of patron Of our order. If there
sad such, let them, before the altar, di,
the themselves Of such unchsritable eI
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