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Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-13
PROFoa1IsToR Army SUPPLIES,
oSYtoE q AeyHo A.s'I !esAnrE9sa.T1h,l
1.i CANT WINFIELD boqTI, hEyApA,

DkOfOhALb TUX AhAt bOFFLiAs' $4,000
oTvtoH or Aorro Lss'r arAnTsEHAsrEn,l
ae cAHF WINFIELD sceTI. hEyApA,
Sealed proposals, In tTipilsaf ., viii Be received
a this oeAee uahl "a o'clock n. Tuesday haJ
lotb, lsle lsI iaInishinE Re eSait'snAster', "a,
he ioloElnE supplies, for The rear sndiRg Jane
cs ooiS. u hard wood, or SOo cord. Of sof, wood.
5000 pounds barley. more or loss ra.. q
SO tona Of hay, more or less. govt +.
q toAs Of straw, mQro or less. ,,ll
az n: nsss & Ss e ssSSs IA SsSs
qualify S 80 We'll sasfsd II f0od. stToas sssSs
from sssds ana stioEs, o. ne crop q i1o sIi n
aaaaon. well cured aud well bAled. D..
,Ths .tIav 70 ~ n rod nsrshAn'Abl' quAlily,,
Thsst slores 10 Be- delivered Al caqp wlnasId
Scott. Nevada, At Iush tine aud Ia such
4 he Acting Assistant oaartsrmAstsf At the Post
ma SiII ;. rsOslysd for sny part or the whole
Il ~ ssSisr y t:Ssss e ESQ.,
BladSTs viii state ihsir prizes IN Told sOls, vii.
uS ~ :, y Is q W.: - y tsS
A copy o. this advertisement viii AssompAAy
No sd win be received Nflsr tbs hear spsoasS
no bid will be that does not comply with
4 Ne req uiremenis Of this adyoTtiaement, !.
\ 1iddsrs kTs requested % be PrssentAt the opsn'
SdoStsaets under this advsrtlasmsnl, arc not ID
be- eoHAld cred IN foIee until approved b. the De
pilss.Yns. wood "a .'Bafisy, a., Is dc 90,
nsybs. And ladEess Ihs9 q Ne keiihg kasistaR
oairtsrmaatsr. Gasp Winnsid Scot, hssy1aR
aps.td Let LlsaL .lsi OavalII. a. A q. n.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-13
IMPORTANT SALE OF PUBLIC PROPERTY.
,co, GssI sss Pc, ,sD sSa,s

oITfeE DEPor ouAHTERuAsrfR)
kCoiHnh OAnF AHD souTH aTREHTJI
,,,,,, hHEORLRAEa, La, April I, ls5L
~ VIII p sold At pnblio auction, on TUESDAY,
Ny lsIli A. VieksburG Press, corner Of Cailiopc
aud Frost Layea streets, the foiiowinE new All
,sryissable ouarisrmaitsf's Stores Ioi required
ie,oll pounds Mauilla Rope, new. fE
,s's8 POUNDS BAllng Rope, new.
Htu pounds TATrsd Reps, new,
s9kf pounds Boiler Iroh, assorted.
Algl pounds Roupd Iron, assorted
hi0t pounds Fiat Iron, assorted,
lhAn pounds tquAfe Iron, assorted.
hQpounds Iron Rivets, assorted.
f,f1I pounds Copper
steam MfeekiaG Pumps
Steam WhlaIlsS
l,3l pounds Hemp Apd Juls PaekIuE.
III poug d. Competition Nails AID bpltea
so yards BuntinE
600 pounds AsphGltum
NHOrsea ana ave Mules
l,t00 Gratis Baets
2Portable Canvas Boats
Iolslhsr Win q large aaserimsul Of Marine
storsa! hAidvare, Croekery, BlackamilhG,, Wheel
TIfhh's uarpauierG', bAddlera'. and Tinners'
Terms Cash, In nitiopal currency.
balo 70 commence At II o'clock a. m , and con-
unus daily until all the articles are sold
By order o. brevst BTiHadisr aeneTai Rred NY.
sr,' Chief ouartsfmastsT Department q LouiIi-
bssy,t Llsul COL and psPot q ass i.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-13
THE COURTS.

oRrHAHs' CoURT - fudge Purcell. - The
buhlness Of this court yesterday was con.
fined TO the nllrg and approval Of accounts.
Adjourned.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-13
Ral.road RoutAa.

A LHHAHDRIA. L9YRSgg, AbFD HA.FsHIRI
nj, road viii be rps q foiiotsi VI
Ihs mall lrAia VI isaVe AlexAndria daily. sE.
80 m, and HsmiltSn. a. II 40 a. n. Leave
sAnl,YH a Z "a S.tSts " i10P
The aoeommod Aiioh tTain viii leave AleHaAdria
is..St sHss ~ s sirTIiIs
N and arrive A. AlenandFia At sBa, m. -
Ths s:2 a "A: TIA ION Alszansh. 90 l1:9
With KemPa Daily Llns o. poaehas for Pureslf-
,iso. Sith RssmsT'. M ~ coashss. whIsh issys
LeesbuTE daily for Balls NH. AIDE and Middle.
IAseqa-u Tiefet L9snt
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DIED.

MULLINS. -on Tuesday. the l2lh Iast sARAu
5e.a. ..n T aSs q "a R.sfs . s' sE:S
she bore with Christian fortitude
dsh.s, 10. no siTs!i. between aIs% nI rSi1a ana
IN; liz % smy =. TSfi nSI.!.d
to attend her funeral. -l.
MARQBY, -.on the nssgisE q ths l2:h Instant
LL5Iis H15clJ, 10 n. ga year Of hsraE''bslovsd
: HsriaaSrai viii take plkss THURSDAY evening at
, o dock, from hH late reaidsnes Market street.
tween Third and Bourth. 0sorGstown. d. O. :
FORBES, in this city, on Monday, April 18th.
MI, THoHIs IolnIs, 10 The soIh year Of his age.
tlplQtment Al Philadelphia. HHT a...H. NJ IH
nlnsss. JoHE LES, AGED 1 year..
~ fs9sIsl wi ..ss Hhss f5eH hls lAsS rad,
onWodnasdAy. .EaL-lE --LL.--Ls11 ---- II =
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-13

".
CarNTEAL CouRT - fudge RsAsr.-iThls
court was occupied as follows yesterdays 70
the THIRD TRIAL or FLOYD ron MURDER.
The prosecution closed Ita case. The de-
fence then examined thlrtJ-one Witnesses,
the whole testimony differing little in sub.
stance from that already Published. lsl3 y
MI. Loyeloy then opened the argunentto
theJury. Mossrs, A, u. Williams and Har-
rlngton followed for tho defence, and the
District Attorney followed until $40 O'Clock,
when he gave way for au adjournment OF
the court.
CRcUrr CoURr-OAi,f yssfies Carasr.--
This court was engaged as follows on yeater-
Z. Downing vs.. Downing. This ID an Issue
out OF the Orphanh' Court, growing out Of
the, settlement OF the estate OF Joseph NJ.
DoWusy. The issuc which tho Jury lssWoru
70 try IL, what ls the value Of the work done
by the plaintiff upon the house OF the de-
ceased, on Missouri avenue, In thls cltyl
Davldge and Moore, Merdck and Matllngly.
Tho case was not concluded.
Nailor vs.. PHILIPPE. Order yacatlng former
decree dlsmlsslng appeal, aud restoring this
case 10 ita place on the calendar. ~. 81
Titus Va, Peugh q Co. Judgment by de-
fault.
CASES ro.DAr.
The following cases are assigned for trial
to-dayi Nos. l76, ga appeals, l6s, and $40.
Adjourned. ra||s.-
sUPRENE CoURr OF THE UNIrED srLrEs-
1Nt'ddy, April 10, 1s70.--No. III. The steam
propeller Corsica, appellant, 70. Samuel
Schuyler. The argument Of this cause was
continued by Mr.. ID. ID. Lord, OF counsel for
the appellants and by Mr.. Van Santyoord for
the appellee, and concluded by Mr.. d. ID.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-13
" e.!

remarkable remedy.
Persons In baltimore. surioua 70 Learn o. beng.
south Charles. 81 nanoysL, 81 ST. Paul, IA fLAnh-
Lin 40 sArAtoGa,N aud 81 North 0ilmofe. le3 horh
Al the dIuEgisls, and hundIeds o. psr.ons IN
issssisS soas ID ~ nov q sure; " his WonasT.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-13
RALTiMoREA AND OHIO RAILRoLD.

RALTlhoREA AND ONO RAILROAD.
wLsHusros. Dee, g. lssa
MoRE. and WIsHiEdTos AND run wksf.
ne 20" run "RobRBzE4ikoRE
's's NJ s. va :S ga - q 90 Q and nd
Leaysdaily sxespt Sunday, lLoo and .. % ..
~ H I % 10 +, :. =. ,..l.
V or from Annapolis u spaday.
ON SUNDAY.
TOR pALTlM0RE,
Leave I' ffJR w 'PsIFiF ftSSsss.'
I''''Is o5aR,hE9E: "a PSSF z 81 FsPt%Ksr
Leave daily. .sespt Saturday ana Sunday. At
On Saturday At 4, N. and SCOPE,
On sandy At $50, and a. % p. m. oulY, con.
neotlnE Al Relay station with trains from Bsiti.
more % Wheel ID, Par fSrIburE, AZ
Y, yssshiai5oh SisiiOS fisk'i Ones u st hour, il
SIisI.z IgYtl, El,All.4.Ipsi. sPa Boston. sc.
. J. b. WILSON,
~ Co, Master q TranspoTtSiios.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-13
HopeI.al Onnl.mpiion.

wAsHiEgToE, b. O Aug %, lsp.
For several ysArs had bern subject 70 e2uEh
Ioot q, heavy coli, which ssttisd On ny lasEL, 1
hAd bad hemorrhAEe. used many cough mir :
sumner Eentiato ths country ,hopinK u would
bsnsht Isl bei when Tf,aTnsa 5y e, sGuEh va y.
rhhga, v hieh lasted Ave dAyay was yey low and
marquis and Suffered from shoTt9sss o. bIsathi l
petite. Ltried syeIJlhing ny friends Igeommends :
boand 10 Teis gs ~ tried " os
sight months ans my tIiends and handTsds o. as-
posed hopeless and bod.Tiddeh eondl ton, are ezf-
prissd 70 see me httendinG 70 ny hoasehoid ageiIs
and about the city, apparently a. we'll A. other
people generally. have Teoommendod q 70 sew
sral AFFLICTED persons during the yearvhO haVs
Ms. LouIsA HURDLE. as street
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-13

WASHINGTON. n. y. Sept n eD.
had severe cough IesulipE from = neElsetsd
cold. tried various psotoTAl remedies without
bsnsht l had night sweats. and was somevhat
ALARMED. lady friend indueea me 70 try bottls
erred I6ATS had 10 return Of the sinekasss since.
. WV. W. De MANI,
Assistant City BaTVOyoT.
For All Throat and LING Comp laints,
Plsurisy, Asthma, Dtpthsria, BrOn-
ehitis, Catarrh, Sudden Colds,
2 and Inflammation OF ....a
the LunGs. H..
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-13

nNiTRp srArEs PATIRr oYTIoE.

" WAaHIpeTon, o. O., March 90, l9IO.
or ne petition % oLIvtI \. SiiySIs. u dlsys;
asS S. SA L 6a &: gSy q .i sSs
sSs Sa 'h b r.: az 81 sss "A
~ s' ~ . Z; !. u; ~ r, ::
time for alinE arguments ard the KEAminST'a re-
port Be limilsa 70 hs loth aAy, o. JqHs hsEt and
hat said pstiiOh be heard on thslsIA day q Jahs
Isy person may OpPoss lhis sztsnsies Gel
| 10 -.-.# 40 y SAMUEL ., H1uER.
ApS.TnS 1Ll CommiaaionSr o. i'Atsnts
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Wood and Coal.

ITEFTEO STATls PArEHI oYrioI,,-,--
:, on the Pstition % VILLA honf sfoRa u New
srsai.d 10 hin % ths V Ok day ~ jay. is saS
sssa q Ike III II H.
4 az e pT re- d9ndiss EirS;Era
closed o. The m day % June lsxti that The
tlms tsI ailhEaEGaments sad the EEAninsf's ~
"a lisl .sid petition s. SsafS "a ihs,si dsT q
An Any j ps9son may ODpO.s III. .s.spsIop,
apia.TuSu ceMm,ssious; n Pataai..
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-13

~. Anpokk saiahi. cared Al tSis iRStiiutiOR
,-ithin M fast teen ears thd me pHnetoga
sufTieai 0PsrGiioh1 psIfGIms a. tsnhh
StI Hs's otbsI PspsTs, aoIiss. q Which sERsaISd
AgAh ~ SEentlemAn Of ehATaetsT and reaponsi-
Siiity, h SAsisPt ~ Y " d StiiinsfSsSSa
Psn9ous vTltlnE shOpld be pATueul4T IN direct
Ing ihslT letter. t9 hiy N ~ f9lioNinE
h"' Baltimore Lock Hospital,
tse.iy baltimore. MARYLAND.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-13

Nnw YohK, ArtiI 17--ia m.-Ootlou easier,
good ord!nary zoB eents, low middllng 271S
steady southsru ty.bp0p rs. wheat quiet
AID ksskI spring tl.os8tilo, winter ti.la0
IFS. Corn quiet ahd arfal Nos0ilo. Dat.
Gst s S VII 'Vgss e iI9 Eye quiet and
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-13

CRcUrr CouRr-CAi,f J,asfles Cdrasr.--
This court was engaged as follows on yester-
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-13

Member 9th. RoISl q ilsss ~ Surgeons, LOEdos.
grHduSis from one Of the most eminent COLLEGES u
gaiifd State; fHS ne Ss.,;T PAR !, q sSS.s
Paris, PhiladslphiA, And .SlssWhsTet has Effected
some o. the most aston ishinE cures that were ever
and ears Nhsa asleep, great psryouapessi bsihE
Alarmsd AZ sudden sophahI beahfulnsss, With fre'
~ nv adsranE
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1870-01-20
What Masonry Teaches.

The first annual communication ut tie
Grand Chapter Of Mississippi was held at
jackson in January. lSl7, on which occasion
ss----....s~s .s.~-., ts.t,s.tr 80
Jackson Chapter, No. 9, delivered an elo-
quent aud impressive address OF welcome.
of which the following Is an extract ...
No matter from what point Hiasonry may
DC surveyed, il viii be found "A moral and a
wonderful institution. Pure aud unimDaircd
il has been handed down from star on ccn-
|turies :" II has passed over the wrecks OF
nations, and the dust Of thousands of zen
erations.. Its principles are those o. Truth.
They are the principles OF our sacred lselig-
ion, and are from everlasting 10 everlasting.
They existed before the foundations of tie
earth were laid, and formed an Arch more
magnificent than the iirUament with All its
GLORIOUS inlay OF stars.
Masonry j. most p'wcrfil agent ofyir-
tue, and next 20 written Revelation there
il no gift for which man stands so much in
debted to his great Creator. The Bible aud
Masonry rs lovely sisters walk hand In hand
aud wherever their doctrines are ihculcated.
the veriest depths Of vice Will be broken mp.
and the spirit OF God will move upon tile
face iof benighted intellect, II that Great
Light Of our Order be brilliant illumina-
tion of Divine Truth; If IL conducts 10 the
City and the TemDle. and rneircles the brow
ofthe christian with the rich halo of redcmp-
tiop, j feel assured that our solemn righta
and mystic ceremonies constitute az least
zone bright OF O lr ch rtcr OF Immortality. !"
They teach me. that there is a progtcssr1h
in morals and intellect; that man miry vet
advance and be exalted 10 a. more august
aud sublime degree Of intelligence and Faith,
that when the great proclamation ghall be
Issued, and he is released from his captivity
Of three-score years aud ten, lac may go up
TO the City Of the New Jerusalem, to al
and assist in rebuilding the House o. the
Lord, whose foundation rests near the ruin
Of our ancient nature Every step IN Mason
ry- every mystery OF the Order, like ''the
things hard TO be understood la Scripture" 4
are witnesses of the mighty truth. From 7
every dangerous path, and every rugged
way, from every solemn veil we penetrate {
and from every mysterious sign and word 4
of eXhOrtation, We derive the most brilliant /
Illustrations Of glO iOus destiny.
May then, we all become more alive 10 the 4
solemn duties which rest On "a, as Free and 4
Accepted MasOnE.. Letus ever keep In view 4
The great tercts Of the order, and preserved
Them iEyiolate. And may the living Arch I
Is re raise be exalted IN tine name OF the
Lord, that great ArchitecB whose designs
ire all beautifully drawn on the Divine
ITestle-board, by which all good workmen
nay pursue their labors, with equal honor
70 Themselves and glory 10 their Master.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1870-01-20
From the Central sta
THE JACKSON (I.IOIE.

Some of our contemporaries, who seem
to be hard up for something to write
about, have turned their attention % that
central political organization, composed OF
gentlemen of the highest type, who con.
eeiyed and .endeavored to direct the lste
Unsuccessful opposition to Radicalism in
our State.
Sneeringlly, these honorable gentlemen
are.styied the Jackson Clique" BY some
who perhaps will never be capable Of ap-
pfeciating the political experience and
high moral worth Of these stars of ola.
State galaxy. 80. =
The experience Of parties, since the
days Of Andres. jackson. has certainly
approved the wisdom of the plan of or
ganization by Conventions, and Of Execuj
tive Committees to act in. the recess Of
their Conventions, and of entfusting the
direction of political movements TO those
organizations. " II.
This was the policy Of the noble old
Wing and Democratic parties in the bet
ter days of the Republic, and the secret
of their.success. l. 7.
Brains, money and energy, have ALWAYS:
been regarded as the fitting elements In
selecting men for this important work and
certainly such men as did, (not voiuntari-
ly, but by solicitation, undertake this In
borious and, thankless task In the recent
chmPaign, deserve, instead Of opprobris
um, the highest praise from svery .trna-
hearted white man, and every honest IN
teIIigent freedmen in the. Stale.
The jackson Clique Who were
hey? Amos r. johnson, VIM. Yeropr
David Shelton, G. H. Manship, ,JDo. ID
freeman, IL. Barksdale, Geo. l.. Potter
md others of the State.
We would give names of: ali: IL we
'cuid from memory. They areworthy az
lPnorabie mention. They gave their time
abor and money; all without stint. to |
'romote what they honestly thought to +
z the best pDhey to- Subserve fhe intereStx
4 mississippi, SOME were "Old Line.
\ higs," and others ~real Simon pure
Democrats. Yet, they buried past .dif. 4
sreneess and lntfled Together. = if,-s oneI
1mhon cause: They did nor ford i 4
VeE any hut ike great. good, and true
zen, they counselled, advised and en- I,
Gated their fellow. citizens to strike ford {
fe ad liberty. Their. efforts were. una
llling, but they did their whole tdinrv..
~. AZ ~ becomes those, who weakly
condea their we'll meant sexertiof1s to-
align Them in the hour Of defeat. g 'sft
I
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About the year 1907, on A.u
Seton was Deputy Grand -rr.ara
Grand lodge of ireland. -.m.
brother being elected. Seton nH
give up tbc books ami oth.. mru
belonging 10 tho Grand I8la. WHr
on be- wac expelled from th, u.IE o.
notices circulated among tlo rmIfme
effect. This - cNu.purat,d Nu
that he brought an action ul I1H l
the new Grand Secretary lUr UDunf
Of character, laying his dmmaa -
600, o. $4,000. The case .a 81.
at length, and the court decided ar
Seton, declaring the law t5 D.. .u.
clety such rs Che Frecml uu boz.
right 70 publish the cApul -lun.I.t a.
bers. Mr. Seton had 90 uar Hr
and his lawyer fee.
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from Tic Bloomington mi. rmus.

From the bloomington IN. ruu4.fr.
IL may not b. generally known ha. %
order OF Masonry Rdmitting IuIIf iU mu
befship - IN existence and DOB -ueUrs luIf-
Grafton In this country, but -le. BE- t
a charter has already been obtained INt
ii9uRein Bloomington, and thc proper ore
days.
IL II called the isOrdor ofthc Eastern sm
Inc systam Is known as " Adopted hp
fli. Ibeoause the lodges are said f0 he OFF 2
ca into the Masonic communion. Iho Wt
~ persons ~ receive the degree. am
wives wlaowe, sisters, daughter lnd uvA
sF sa,.toi Master MasOns Ia good standing. u
there are i've degrees each Witl IHcf u,
lsrent symbols and mbloms. The -Iua
we order h i've pointed star, car d p0lh.e
\ dlnorent colored Jewel, being respective
ploe, yellow white, green and red. az
My who belonGs % the Order 90 tho -.
ern star can. " necessary, make the acquuA.
ance Of any Master Mason, by using thet
propriate signs which are common tobl.
orders' and VIII be recognized as such. 2
writer upon tho subject eays 4" Many ~
.elnAoL Adaptive Masonry have from pN
" Time been Introduced, with varied suco
\ pney however, seemed 10 posses tle
nfnts OF permanency. except the Omc
'nE Eastern star, which was establishes 2
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1870-01-20
So'1h : NJ a a I'd.
Dr. FULLY -. Gibson.


! Editor Clarion: l. had not intended tc
4 speak of the brutal murder of this gentle
man through the voiceof the press at all
but now consider it my duty after seeing.in
Mississippi paper the followiHg:- = -
"One DIR. Gibson. notorious bully and
''desparado, was killed by, L. s. troops in
''Suntiower county, week before last. He
/ "had borne p PROMINENT part IN tile recent
| disturbances in that region, and was, we are
| RELIABLY informed, an old offender against
! ''bF e peace of the community"
| l would like to inform the writer of the
above that his informatiohis just the reverse
from reliable. THlly Gibson was far from
being ~bufly aal desperado7' - '-
The writer of this knew him and knew him
to be one of natures noblemen. Ne Drawer
man,and none truer, than he'follbwed the for
tunes of the Lost Cause. He was worthy to
be the First Lieutenant of B. G. Humphreys
company, by his selection, at the beginning
of the war, and when s41is commander. was
promoted to be Colonel of the 2lst Missis-
sissippi Regiment, Tully Gibson succeeded
to the command eff the SuHfiewer Guards-
IIewas with his regiment aC Yorktown, at
Seven Pines, at Chick ahominy, at Malyefn
Hill, at Harper's Ferry, at Sharpsburg, at
First and Second Fredericksburg, and at
Getty sburg, where he was disabled for life.
He never missed maEchior a duty that
his company was called upon to perform
and though he might at any time have been
appointed Surgeon, and have. been detailed
for Hospital duties, he preferred to share the
hardshIps and dangers ofthOse he had. gore
to Virginia with from his beloved. and ma
tive Mississippi.
The writer, of the above quoted item was.
reliable infofmed,' that he was an ola Of
fender. What constituted his offence2
IL was that he dared to lead the, men who
driven by desperationlI had determined to BUT
an end to the oatrages which were being
Perpetrated by Cumbash and his followers /
He had led the sons of Sunfiower. county |
before led them when they were, fighting
for the honor of their State. Doubtless they
looked to him first for leader when tbev
were forced, by the repeated .outrages per- |
petrated by Combash's clan with the sane-1
tion and consent of the Radical CONNIE |
officials, to take the matter. into their. own t
hands. :, y
Tully S. Gibson was not.a nam. To shrink
from any duty that devolfed 4 po4 Z him.
however dangerous, it may have been. He
lid not shrink from this, and how u ell IT
was performed, is evidenced by the fact that
nothing has been heard of CcInbash:s clan
'ince the affair at Greenwood. But he has
been murdered for the part that he took
d it, and sleeps. the sleep. that knows
10 waking
To the shame, of Mississippi be it said that ].
here is one paPeria the State that ciaims-tc, E
4 of her true people that has spoken OF fbss.,
,4lant and chivalrous gentlemen, as-uuored
Dove. -IhaSe written enough. for though 1.
hight write columns of praises 4 7c1fsta
dt add one jot or title to the high .opfnioFfe
hitch those who knew him had Of him
or could Ienshrined his meIior y deeper ins3 :
, their heArts' 49, -. H. a Q
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p. From Pomerey's Democrat.
Royal, select. and Supcr-ExceIIcnf
Degrees

The first organized Council of which we
have any know ledge in which the degree.
Of Royal and Select Master were conferred
y columbia Council, No. !, III the city OF
New DIRK, which In 1918 received it, au-
tllority from the Cerneau Council A. A .
scottish Kite The reasons for naming the
degrees were alleged To be that, while the
temple was being built, a certain number
% Master Masons were selected for a partic-
ular puTpoEe BY the three Grand Master
and put under additional obligations henc,
rne term select Master. 10 has also been
averred that, before the Temple was com
pletee, II. "A. was assussinated, and that. 70
commemorate the event, and As a reward 70
those Master Masons who were particular
flendsy and who had shown them selves
hithful In all the duties OF the construction
Of the Temple, the ttgO rand Masters in
fltuted a degree, aud conferred IL upon
thems hence, IL being Instituted by tto0 kiaqs
" Is called Royal Master. IL Is further sta
ted that, during the seigo of Jerpsa en-,
qedallahs an honest man and devoted Ma
SON. seeing that through the wickedness |
ana eowardiee of King Iedekiah, the Tenn I
pc would be destroyed by the ChaldeaDe
ahd that they should be captured and car 4
rled Into captivity, assembled the Mas0ne |
who were In the Temple, and put themtin- 1
lep a solemn and biadiDg Obligation that
,4ey. wegld forever ssrgs ard loQrslse tse evers
q their religion they were called, Su1rser-
Efloellent Masters :. hence the name q M.
ifgree. The latter degree Is Dot conferred
Z AL councils o. Cryptic. Masonry. IL is
lktinet from and Is not eKplanatorv M ~
degrees OF Select and Royal Master. Int M \
Z plAn3tory OF the distinction OF che Tenn
~, ana exhibits Q morality worthy OF all
rue Masons. s--s .sss = f.t",t, ~. $50 -. --,.l.
l 49, 1Skr ees are not a prerequisite, as
~ = e.aS VIA pier degrees, T. the reception
! the &c Grees o. Knighthood In COmmau-
eryot knights Templar, American sgs-il
I .ffsis' "A .
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The senior brand vIu-tcr Of M


Hi Grace the Duke UtIt.u...
Duke and premier Alarluis aud Lat
Ireland born August b. l19f. 4. Peg
senior Grand Master ofMatou h
been elected in 1913 GRIND Masfr.iN
5ons ia ireland, and since auamI.g O.
elected ; thus presiding over tle Cui
that jurisdiction ffty-savcp yous
He is the head of an la Na
bodies Ia Ireland, symbolic CFlaa
and Inehablc The motto of H.. na.e
arms, "Crom-a-boo," mam ~ SD
burn.