The Daily clarion., 1876-02-01
and Royal Arch Chapter

r.o,d ROdV cOmmeuCcu lUo NOoi
.5fsuu 5faatjoH ION on Monday morning, at
.0nyGc'TIiSjl 09e Tajl in this city. The follow
r55'f s5 officers were present;
n9u D Vnrry V,I~ of Ripley, G, II. 7.
~. A DeLap, Del Natchez' Dep 0' H. I
I, 7. A. GaIbreath, ST., Union Church,
Aas, al,ss.b vicksburg, Grand Scribe.
, voI.on Il'no Jackson, CIR. G. of Host.
y Y 1oaios, Ii Quitman, G. p. Solourner.
WIburn, Senatobia, u. H. "A, cap
u..,ne. New Albany, G. M. Sd Vail.
, nSa,Ii Sa.l,itt Houston, G. NJ. ID Vail.
|t. ~ n NJ Ware, Perkinsville, G. M. lst
R,rrv. Hazlehurst, Grand Treas
p,rsr Jackson. Grand Secretary.
5PeebIes Natchez, Grand Tyler pro
p,. Grand High Priests: j. M.
Il Tm $, Patton, w. ID. Ferriss Past
yGrsnd HIGH Priests: j. 5. Jones, L.
c.,"' TiaT Past Grand Scribes E. Geo. De-
Saunders; Thos. Harden an,
Grand King; j. J. Birdsong, Past
Principal SoIourner; j. w. Winn,
EGranj c, of Host; l.. Liebenfeld, Past
GC Of Host; w. G. Paxton, Past q.
avail; Benz. Springer, Past Dep. r.
\ Priest: Past High Priests: ii. w. w al ,
N r Mccormick, John I. Buck, Il. ID
ia .Ja; 7 FAINT, Past Gr.R. A. Captain,
&n CT. Gillespie, Past CIR. Chaplain ano
Hb.Dwing REPRESENTATIVES of Subordl-
" Chapters:
9uhez Chapter, No. 1-E. Geo. DeLap
Nj. Eem, Jno. A. Dicks.
#l0n, No. 2-Nelson S. Walker.
W kaburg No. 3-W. G. Paxton.
W l0n No. 5-J. L. Whitehead.
s0n, No. G--Oliver Clifton, Gus. Ash
Bradley.
@ laoIa, No. ii. J. Birdsong.
IhgOn, No. 9-W. +. Stigler.
l0i No. ll-J. c. Williams.
Eit Clinton, No. 12-E. w. Hughes.
lhemia, No. l3-R. B. Brannin.
use, No. l4-16nry h0ys
rO.ltOn, No. l5-W. Nj. Stansbury.
elS No.lS-M. X. Fontaine,
iusko, No. 20-John Riley.
nOnd, No. 22-GeO. G. Porter.
Eton, No. 23-Frank Burkitt.
iona, No. G-Jas. NJ. Carter.
AkeT, No. 2S-D. A. KinchlOe.
1tur No. 3l-ThOs. Keith.
hyette, No. 33-Jas. NJ. Howry.
lsville, No. SCI. Liebenfeld.
0n No. ST. II. Booth.
sprlse, No, 45-J. w. Winn,
mona, No, Ar. G.. Cunningham.
Pey No. 4S--JOhn Y. Murry.
Albany, No. 49--J. A. Hearne,
Oper.
Grmel No. Sol. /. Beavers.
v 4shingtOn, No. 5l--R. z. Bowen
4o0, No. 52-J. c. Porter.
Isll No. 56--J. Z. McCrackin.
ugyn, No. 57--J, L. Finlay, j.
lFOn, ?. NJ. Savery,
.o9la No. $50. B. Collins.
..ea, No. COL. ID. Nichols.
h No, CIR, w Shipp.
saG |, No, &C.. w. Williams.
Sa' II; Miles, No. Y VIM. Richards.
DN' No. 80. F. West.
y terrisS, No. 74--W. d. Ferriss.
nall' No. 76-R J. Fleming.
ssA springs. No. TIA. l.. Williar
llOtter. '' " '-
H. Johnson, No. SIN. J. Massengi
~ NO, S9-John Russell.
mi, No. 9O-GeO. Nicholson.
C.s Soe hldge, No. 93--E. Roberts.
Coanleo, ~. No, 96--L. NJ. Lawshe.
N 6ls W. Paine, No. 97--T. F. Pettu
Dou3ld, No. 9S-Geo. n. Dickersol
t,Is tsTIsuSa, (ta, No. 99--H. d. Cameron.
sd No. lOO-M. G. Wasson. S. c.. C
ny 1ssaDwood, No. 102-W. A. Gillespie.
springs, No. l04-E. F. Shuler.
H.. asOn; No. l05--Jno. A. Miller.
e,l a5', h No. lC6--T. NJ. Miller.
%Onapters represented--54.
-. orand High Priest read his an
D,is,a 5S ana the same was referred to
DoaS V cOmmltteeS. The address
rj Iao. slie uecease of Comp. Morris G
N sSbn bGrand Secretary and Grand IRE
hs Soeu a"re their reports and accov
lnittee '0'eireu 10 the IN
nG'tS and .s IN standing committees
nuu the committees az nor faotad
} adsrsc @,c ILqs'--Chas. t. Murphy, |
pmsie;,J Sts, ). l.. Finlay.
FaEoa'.% FEo'%S and Appeals-J. M. Howr
rsds1ti'J. D.. >. Beauchamp.
pn. nFE"T49s;-J. r q s., F. Mccormick. ]
!, 1yrainqts sg,aa Chqpters.--R. r. Branni
haSces.'-rlE; +; N; 4 s savery.
7. BncLh T. Geo. DeDap, Jno. A.
Y hoisonn hi,ns@ Z BE4qsisess b j. S. Jones
b davs law UGispter No. "a, was OF
S aext allowed mHse' to elect oficegTs ieeg fOr fOr
rsnraSVap nr,SVptsed es constitutional amend
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