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Amount carried rorwar.l, $ 4,047 75 / PAST MASTERS-Henry Wingate, Edmund H. Taylor, Warham P. Loomis, J. C. ROBINSON, Ta. Philip Swigert, John S. ROh!\OIl, Albert G. Hodges, Wm. H. Watson, John W. G. GA'rES, SEC. Finnell, John W. Pruett. JOHN SIGLER, S. D. MASTER MASONs-James R. Ware, Austin P. Cox, E. S. Coleman, George W. JJ. WELJ,ER, J. D. W. Gwin, Daniel Epperson, Thomas S. Page, }'. H. Moffett, George W. Doxoll. A. D. EHRICH, '1'. John Hart, Vardeman Collins, S. Twitchell,John McGrew, S. F.J. Trabue, Wm. PAST MASTERS-Rev. G. Gates, James McCrum, J. C. Davis, William Gra. T. Herndon, Richard C. Wintersmith, Thomas B. Page, Wm. W. Jones, Frank ham, James McBurnie, Thomas R. Parent, J. C. Robinson, J. C. Howard, J. W. B. Boyce. Graham, John Hickman, A. D. Ehrich. FELLOW CRAFT§.;;-Harry 1. Todd, O. G. Cates, John C. Herndon, William MASTER MASONS-Ricllard Spicknall, N. Stivers, J. B. LaneMter, John H.KendalJ. Bimm, T. H. G1enll, George Vacaro, John Bull, Wm. Mandl'rbaugh, George Win. ENTERED APPRENTICEs-James D. Drown, Edward H. Nock, M. D. dt'rB, John Tra:in~r, William Minor, John Worn, Rev. Willia.m C. Brooks, A. C. Ramsey. Harig, J. E. Roberts, Benjamin Flood, A. G. Watts, Alex. Hughes, M. Howard, INlTIATIONS-4. C. H. Knapp, Joseph Combs, C. C. Collier, Philip Long, James O. Spaulding. Wm. K. Thomas, William C. Kidd, George L. Barthel, A. B. Williams, George Meadows, )L Dinkclspiel, Samuel mass, J. J. Barker, R. G. St. John, R. Mc SOLOMON'S LODGE, No. 5. S~ Kinney•.Jd'. Cotter C. D. Biackford. FELT,OW CRAFTS-F. P. Deatherage, David Nevin. STATED MEETINGS, SECOND MONDAY OF EACH MONTH. ENTERED APPRENTICES-;-Martin G. Holmes. A. W. Root, J. L. Stratton, OFFICERS. John Wright. HENRY H. HANCOCK, M. DEAD-Henry Devlin, :bf. M., on the 24th December, 1849. THOMAS TODD, S. W. • REINSTATED-F. P. Deather~e, F. C., December 13,1849. Jas. L. Strat, PERRY NOLAND, J. W. ton,E. A" December 13,1849. A. G. Watts, M. M., March 9, 1850. ROBERT W. L. ASSET, Sltc. REJECTED-Jobn Brown; aged 28 years; 5 feet 10 inches high; dark corn. JOHN D. SMITH, Ta. / plexion; residence, Louisville; occupation, tavern keeper; on the 10th January, JAMES H. MURPHY, S. D. 1850. B. Marks, M. M.; aged 40 years; 5 feet Binches high; dark complexion; GEOR6-E BOYD, J. D. residence, Louisville; occupation, clothes merchant; on the 14th February, lS50. WILLIAM P. SMITH, ~ Feise Rotllchild; aged 28 years; 5 feet 8 inches l;igh; dark complexion; r.lsi JACOB METCALF, ~ STEWARDS. dence, Louisville; occupation, pcdlcr; on the 14th February, 1850. Robert Scott; SAMUEL MYERS, T. aged 38 years; 5 feet 10 inches high; dark complexion; residence, Louisville; PAST MASTERs-J. M Bullock, G. W. Johnston, W. D. Bowland, G. W. occupation. bricklayer; on the 28th March, 1850. J. E. Scott; aged 36 years; 5 Ramsey, J. Churchill, R. B. Winlock, T. Todd, B. H. Crapster, W. F. Hill, J. feet 10 inches high; light complexioll; residence, Louisville; occupation, cabinet. H. Magruder, R. S. Magruder. maker; on the 28th March, 1850. James Ostrander; aged 24 years; 5 feet 10 MASTER MASONS-E. N. Woolfolk, T. J. Thompson, P. Griffin, G. K· inches high; light complcxion; resid~llce, Louisville; occupation, pilot; on the Wells, John White,J. L. O'Neil,!. Shelby Todd, A.F. Scarce,J. Torbitt,J. T. 11th JUly, 1850. Norwood, H. A. Williams, J. W. Graham, E. B. SaiJle, C. D. Bonney, H. Har SUSPENDED-John Speaker, M. M., for unmasonic conduct, on the 13th day ri~ J. H. Masonhimer; W. H. Crapster, S. H. Myles, B. F. Mason, F.!. Allen, of September, lS49. A. G. Watts, M. M., unmasonic conduct, on the 27th day D.'C. Rll88ell, J. N. Sharrard, F. S. L. Laird. ~ # of September, 1849. William W. Garr, M. M.; F. P. Deatherage, F. C.; Jas. L. FELLOW CRAFT-Richard &dford. ..."".,., Stratton, E. A.; Robert F. Baird, E. A.; Andrew Hikes, M. M.; non· payment ot ENTERED APPRENTICES-W•.W. Pp-ker, Aaron Burks, George Bos· dues; on the 26th day of October, 1849. ~. ' INITIA'1'IONS-S. INITIATIONS-U. MOUNT VERNON LODGE, No. 14. ABRAM LODGE, No. 8. ~~ ~. STATED MEETINGS, THE THIRD MONDAY IN EACH MONTH. 'r STATED MEETINGS, SECOND AND FOUlI.TH THURSDAYS IN EACH MONTH. OFFICERS. . OFFICERS. J AMES BARKLEY, M. ISAAC GRIFFIN, M. JOHN L. BRANHAM, S. w. R. C. MATTHEWS, S. w. JOHN E. APPLEGATE, J. W. M. S.MITH, J. W. J. H. M. RUCKER, SEG. 5,1 5:) J. F. BEATTY, Ta. lWSSELLVILLE LODGE, No. 17. JOHN P. CULLEN, S. D. STATED MEETINGS, FOURTH MONDAY IN EACH MONTH. JAMES B. DAVIESS, J. D. SAMUEL GODEY, S. '" T. OFFICERS. PAST MASTER8-Jamell H. Daviess, S. F. Gano, John P. Cullen, D. O. HENRY S. CASSJ<:DY, M' Newbold. W. C. Webb. T. C. Gibney, H. M. Rucker, E. W. Morgan. WM. M. P. CALDWELL, S. W. MASTER MASONS-Wm. G. Kennedy, R. V. SO'\\'ard, W. 1'. V. Bradford, JOHN F. FlltSl', J. W. Webb Ross, Timot,hy Hughes, H. Labold. Charles Eckles, Rev. Evan Stevenson, ALBERT G. RHF,A, SEG. Rev. R. H. Forrester, Robert P. Snell. Sam. Hastings, Robert Thompson, D. K. HUGH BARCLAY, 'fn. Gorham, B.F. Emison, Thomas 1. Burns, John R. Hall, John T. Daviess, R. W. THOS. J. JEFFRIES, S. D. Keene, B. R. French, J. R. Stevens, Jas. Griffith, Wm. Kinnamon, Alex. Schue, JOS. GRAY, J. D. Wm. McKenny, Henry Willi~, B. H. Greene, M. 1'ruitt, AI~x. Thomas, A. S. 'fll.EODORE H. BECKER, S. '" T. Whitford, James E. Emison, Buford Hall, Thomas S. Barkley, Jacob Ammen, PAST MASTER-WID. M, F. Caldwell. Samuel Y. Keene. MASTER MASONS-.laroes B. Burgess, Willis Loving, James M: Perry, FELLOW CRAFT-Samuel Emison. Rev. 1'homas G. Gooch, ,\V1U. C. Price, James McCallen, Vincent S. Hay, James ENTERED APPRENTICES-Wm. Hastings, Jacob Kirby, John G. Evans. R. Dabbs, John lL Aingell, Sterling Davis, Thomas H. Grubbs, Cart~r H. Hal'. DEAD-Manlius V. Thomson, M. M., on the 22d day of July, 1850. risoll, Richard Garnett, Will, Owen., Jr., Felix H. Inman, Wm. Barnett, John H. SUSPENDED-W. D. Brown, M. M., for habitual drunkenness, on the 15th Wood, George ~'. Edwards. April, 1850. FELLOW CRAFT-John W. Wilk INITlATION8-S. ENTERED APPRENTICES-Dr. William}f. Jones, Samuel R. Moore. DEAD-Jarnes C. Thomas, M. M., on the 20th day of June, 1850. INITIATIONS-13. PARIS UNION LODGE, No. 16. p~ STATED MEETINGS, SECOND SATURD.4.lC IN EACH MONTH. ST. ANDREW'S LODGE, No. 18. , OFFICERS. STATIm ~llmTINGS, ON Tim SECOND MONDAY O~· EACH MONTH. WM. FORD, ifr., M. OFFICERS. JAMES M. ALLEN, S. W. HUGH ROSS, J. W. PERRY WHERRITT, M. EDW ARD FORBES, SEC. JOHN T. DAVIDSON, S. W. JOHN O. HOWARD, TR. MORDECAI BARNl DA VIESS & NELSON LODGE. No. 22. '-..iH.JM~ WASHINGTON LODGE, No. 19. STATED J'ilEETINGS, THE SECOND MONDAY IN EACH MONTH: '/-''0 v-.,., STATED MEETINGS, S'EC'OND MONDAY IN EACH MONTH. OFFICERS. OFFICERS. BENJAMI~ H. HALL, .M. THOMAS POE, Jr., M. ELISHA B. CRAV}<~NS. S. W. OORBIN GAI.LAGHER, 8. W. JAMES L. ALLEN, .1. W. JAMES HANES, J. W. .WHN HRNRY. Eh:r. SAMUEL B. OWENS, SEC. TnOllfAS B. RAXTI::R, 'l'n. JOHN HUNTER, TR. JOHN WE::iT, S. D. JOHN H. WARD, S. D. .JACOB ASH'rON, J. D. DARIUS BERRY, J. D. GEORGE P. mCHAHDSON, S; & 1: ROBERT WHEATLEY, S. d:; T. PAST MASTERS-Willinll1 H. Rninoy. John B. John'son, John B. Stout,. PAST MASTER-James Biggers. Sampson Oot~, John West., George IV. l)ozicr, Elisha B. Cra'O'ens, Jacob Asllton" MASTER MASONS-Gilbert Mason, Wyatt Weedon, JohR N. Ganter, Rlch Jesse Bayles, JameR L. Allen. ard W. Dye, Aaron Albert, Samuel W. Owens, Stephen Morgan, John J. Key, MASTER lIIASONS-Richard Pindell, Thomas O. Bledsoe, George W. Stone,. Robert McMurdy, Thomas H. Fox, Marshall Key, Jr. Jeremiah T. Frazer. INITIATJONS-2. DEkD-Caleb W. Cloud, .M. M., on'the 13th du:r of May, 1-850. INITIATED-I. .... WINCHESTER LODGE, No. 20. MONTGOMERY LODGE, No. 23. STATED MEETINGS, FOURTH MONDAY IN EACH MON"nJ. OFFICERS. BTA'1'ED MEETINGS, SATURDAY PRECEDING FULL MOON L'f E.o\CS MONTH;•. JOHN W. BRUNER, M. OFFICERS. HENRY LEUBA, S. W. STROTHER D. MITCHELL, M. WILLIAM S. DOWNEY, J. W. RODERT M. ljARNES, S, W. THOMASJ.BERRY,S~. J0HN W. McDANIEL, J. W. DAVID BERRY, Til.. JOHN JAY HADEN, SEC. LESLIE O. WEBSTER, S; D. RICHARD M. JOHNSON, Tll.~ JOHN B. HUSTON, J. D. JAMES J. LEWIS, S. D. JOEL STORM, S. 41 T. BENJAMIN F. THOMAS, J. D: PAST MASTERs-Joim B. Huston, David Derry/Henry 'Leuba, TholllllS MOSES GR00MS, S. 0; T. . Thomp6on, William S. Downey, Isaac Ounning.ham, Alfred F. Bowrell:, Thomas PAST MASTERS-Richard Apperson, George J. Stockton, Etllab A. Hatha J. Beny. "'ay, John Hanley, Jacob S. Patterson, Mos~s Grooms, Strother D. Mitchell, MASTER MASONS-George B. Brinegar, James Scobee, Thomas B. Allen', Voris, Charles Gilkey, Thomas F. Hazlerigg, WilJr.:rson Turpin. Thomas J. Olinkenbeard, Thomas Hart, James W. Cole, Rev. James Montgom. MASTER MASONS-Samut! Fizer, Newtcn P. Reid, Alidrew J. Wyatt, La. ery, John S. Williams, Thomas H. Berry, Thos. F. DlI)na!dson, Jesse McChristv fayette Yeates, John M. Davis, Warren Mitchell, John W. White, 'l'homa..~ J. FELLOW CRAFT-Rev. John O. Harrison. Nicholson, Alcxamler C, McDani~l, Wm. S. BroWD, Richard M. Adair, Archibald ENTERED APPRENTICE-Rawley S. Morgan. W. Hamilton, Belva:td J. Peters. REJEOTED-Fielding Owen, aged 45 years; about 5 feet, 10 or 11 inches FELLOW CRAFT-E. A. Hen$Jey. high; residence, Winchester, Ky.; occupation, wagon maker; dark complexion INITIATED-I. and black hair.; on the 24th of September, 1849. 8 51) 58 .John P. Ballr.rd, O. C. Blevins, Jobn Stevens, S. C. Smith, PeLer Ellis, Rev. R. ALLEN LODGE, No. 24. N. Coffee, William W. Moore. STATED MEETINGS, FIRST AND THIRD MONDAYS OF EACH MONTH. FELLOW CRAFTS-Reuben Munday, Stephen Cook, Cbarles Wilmore. ENTERED APPRENTICES-Samuel M. Fox, A. B. Lyman. OFFICERS. DEAD-John Lawrence, Jr.. on the - dlly of July, 1849. Charles W. Moore, L. P. CRENSHAW, M. 'M. M., Joel Collins, M. M., in 1849, in California. John Elledge, M:. M'; Ster. W. H. EDMUNDS, 8. W. ling Wood.l\f. M., February 12, 1850. JAMES DEP!', J. W. INI'rIATlONS-5. WM. J. PACE, SEC. C. A. SNODDY, Tn. J. C. SMITH, S. D. E. T. WHITE, J. D. HOPKINSVILLE LODGE, No. 37. JOSIAH MOSS, S. SAMUEL SCOTT. T. STATED MEETINGS, FIRST MONDAY IN EACH MONTI!. PAST MA.STERS-D. R. Young. William Frank. J:tITllv. Samuel F. Johnson, William B. tander. JOHN W. BOURNE, M. REINSTATED-Robert Campbell. E. A., Aprillst, 1850. SAMUEL WHERRITT, S. W. REJECTED-W. H. Willson; aged -years; thick, )u::avy made; busby helld ALEXAN9ER MILLER, J. W. of' hair; blue eyes; about 5 feet 11 inches in heigllt; weighs about 185 pounds; C. F. BURNAM, SEC. residence, Hopkinsville, Ky.; occupation, a grocer's clerk; A.prillst, 1850. WILLIAM HOLLOWAY, Ta. INITIATlONS-19. SAMUEL C. WARE, S. D. SAMUEL FREEMAN, J. D. THOMAS J. GORDON, S. & T. PAST MASTERS-William Holloway, J. Speed Smitll, Curtis F. B.urnam. C. C. Ball, John Lawrence, 81'., Ourtis Field, Jr., Robert E. Kelly, T. J. Gordoll, Humphrey Jones, Jr. MASTER MASONS-Rev. Jacob Brilhart, Samuel Fetcl1heimer, Rev. J. P. Grinstead, William P. :Moore, John H. Rawlings, Giles ~allndel's, John Scott, 60 61 AMITY LODGE, No. 40. W. Cartel', Burkit Cloak, J. N. Porter, Jr., Robert Willhoit, Preston B. Morrow, Vincent Rust, John G. Sanders, Thomas P. Porter, Leven U. Ward, Zachariah .sTA.TED IIIEETINGS, 'fHIRD SATURDAY IN EACn MONTH. White, U. Turner, Wm. H. Smither, Vincent I,. Moore. Hiram Scott, H~nry II. OFFICERS. Fergnson, Wm. W. Whittington. '1'homM M. Field, Joseph A. Humphries. DANIEL SMITH, M. FELLOW CHAFl'S-J. K. Goouloc, Wm. H. ~itch,.ll, Edward a. Miller, Wil JAMES T. TAYLOR, S. W. liam D. Mitchum. '. WM. BARRETT, J. W. ENTERED APPREXTICES-A. Z. Locn, Leonard Alexander, A. S. Elliott, .JOHN O. POWLING, SEC. R. B. Dabney. Wm. H. Real' SPRINGFIELD LODGE, No. 50. D~lahunt" Jelr~rson Clarke, AlexlIud"r Stafford, Joseph '0. l{utcliing'll. MaillS McLellon, Rev . Milton Bird, James Guthrie, Jr" J ol1n W. HolbourD, James P. tn'ATED MEETINGS, SECOND SATURDAY OF EACH MONTH. Barnes, John W. Phillips. OFFICERS. FELLOW CRAFTS-William C. Prodor, J. A. Crawford. SEYMOUR MARA'fTA, M. EN'l'EHED AI'l'llEN'I'ICES-A. J. Given, George H. Collini, John D. Hill· W. H. HAYES, S. W. iard,.J. H. Harney, C. K. S. Millaid. FRAN8IS E. POLIN,.1. W. REINSTA'l'ED-John W. IIolbourn, !f.M.,Julle24tll, 1850. J.H.Baker, JOlIN W. RINEHART, SEC. E. A., July 18th, 1850. D. H. SPEARS, Tit. REJEOTED-John Henry Johnson; November 1st, 1849; age, twenty·five JOHN B. STARR, S. D. years; abo\lt five feet nine inches high; slender built; fair complexion; OCCll11R· DANIEL O. POLIN, J. D. tion, none. A. G. BEVILL, S. & T. EXPELJ..ED-J. W. Mulcahy, E.' A.; February 7t.h, 1850; for gross llnma.~onic PAST MASTERS-W. B. Booker, J. B. Starr, J. W. Rinehart, Seymour Ma, conduct; about five feet ten inches high; very alender built; fail' complexioll; latta, Wm. H. Hays, David H. Spears. occupation, merchant tailor; age, 26 y~ar". MASTER MASONS-W. E. Head, S. E. Book .. r, W. W. Moore, Thomas.W. INITIA'I'JONS-15. Nllntz, L. J. Bosley, John Stllrk, John W. Freeman. FELLOW CRAFTS-W. B. Spears, R.J. Barker, Jack Hanlin. ENTERED APPRENTICES-George C. Thurman, 1'. C. Hroyles, W. W. Thoma.~, Thomas P. NaB, Thomas S. Grundy. CONFIDENCE LODGE~ No. 52. REJECTED-J. A. Lam. 8r.h December, 1849; age:13years; height, 5 feet; dark hair; dark eyes; dark complexion; weight" about 135; residence, Bluomfield, STATED l\fE&TINGS, FIRST SATURDAY IN EACH MONTH. Kentucky; occupation, atavem keeper. OFFICERS. SUSPENDED-James S. Moutgomery, F. C.; for non·paYlllent of dues, Au DEMPSEY CARRELL, M. gU8t,1850. WM. O. PHILLIPS, S. W. INITIATIONS-2. WM. HUNT, J. W. JOHN SUTHERLAND, SE~. O. ATHERTON, TR. C, RUDY, S. D. CLARKE LODGE. No. 51. J. HENRY MITCHELL, J. D. S. B. ~ ICnOLSON, S . .1: T. ,STATED MEETINGS, FIRST AND THIRD THURSDAYS OF EACJl MONTH. PAST MASTERS-Dempsey Carrell, F. McClanahan, O. Athprton, R. Peck. OFFICERS. over, E. Maugtln, J. D. Johuston, R. H. Stanton, J. W. Jollnstoll, William S. HENRY HUDSON, M. Bridges. D. T. MONSARRAT,S.W. MASTER MASONS-J. S. Gilpill, J. C. MondaB, John M. Morton, F. M. 'WILLIAM RIDDLE,J. W. Coc}(erell, Chas. E. Dye, Oeo. Hammer, Chaa B. Ryan, D. R. Dale, J. F. Bal· WILLIS STEWART, Ta. lenger, W. D. Sutherland, Wm. McDonald, J. N. Morrison, Rav. John C. Harri. A. J. TRANCHANT, SEC. son, Rev. J. B. Ewan. A. A. WILLIAMS, S. D. ENTERED APPRENTICE-Simon ~{eyer. WILLIAM AINSLEY, J. D. INITIATIONS-3. A. D. EHRICH, T. PAST MASTERS-Levi Tyler, John P. Oldham, James Guthrie, IS3:lC Stew, art, Willis Stewart, Robert Story, Henry Hudson, David C. Stoy, Alphonse J. Trenchant, Jaoob R.lsterle. WARREN LODGE, No. 53. MASTER MASONS-Coleman Daniel, S. S. Nieholas, W. P. Shepard, C. G. Gordon, W. A.Hawser, E. L. Lecompte. W. H. Fleming, W. H. Grainger, John STATED MEETINGS, FIRST MONDAY IN EACH MONTU. GaIt, Myer Kraft, Peter Bradas, John Caro, A. E. Aerion, Joseph Kiffin, James OFFICERS. McHatten, John t. Bonar, William Helfrich, Benedict Sackes, Henry Stevens, NICHOLAS HAOKWORTH, M. Alanson Delano, Francis Guhat, Morris Fox,,·W. W. Ross, James Young, 'I'homas T. J. MOOHE, S. W. Speed, Russell P. Armstrong, Peter Traverse, W. S. Prentice, Daniel McMullen, JAMES T. HOWLAND, J. W. G'ustavus Holland, Nathan Bensinger, N. C. Breckenridge, Edward Bernard, C. G. D. RUNYON, SEC. G. D. Laviolett.e, W. 1). McGregor, W. H. C. Williams, Constant Sueir, John M. T. GARNETT, Tn. M 65 ALEXANDER FORD, S. D·. BLOOMFIELD LODGE, No. 57. JAMES MESSICK, J. D. STATED MEETINGS, FIRST AND THIRD TUESDAYS IN EACH MONTH. RICHARD FIGG, S. &; T. PAST MASTERS-John Slavens, Samuel Daviess, Isaall N. Thompson-" OFFICERS. John H. ThomaR, M. B. Pulliam, M. T. Garnett. HADE~ E. STONE, M. MASTER MASONS-Pllill B. Thompson, M. C. Duncan, James C. McAfe~, JAMES H. PURDY, S. W. John Philips, W. A. Hooe, Ge~. N. Cardwell, Samul.'l. D. Hale, J. H. Bryant, GEORGE BATCHELDOR, J. W. John L. Smooley, John Duncan, Rev. Wm. I'. Clark, O.l? Su!fidd, R. F. Van THOMAS H. MII,ES. SlI:o. dever. BENJ. A. WILSON, Ta. FELLOW CRAFT-Stephen Stone. SYLVESTER MARATTA, S. D. ENTERED APPRENTICES-George Passmore, Rev. R. P. Steenbergen, D. B. WIGGINGTON, J. D. W. H. Morgan, A. A. Silvers. J. M. Alexander. JAMES W. WILLIAMS, S. do T. DEAD-C. L. Brasfield, M. M. on - day of October, 1849. PAST MASTERS-Haden E. Stone, E. H. McKay, Isaac D. Stone, Henry SUSPENDED-Jobn H. Cleveland, M. M., on the 1st of December, 1849, for Tinsley, John Sutcliffe. the non.payment of Lodge dues. MASTER MASONS-Samuel Railey, Samuel D. Roberts, T. H. Briggs, An. INITJATIONS-7. aniaR Barker, Wilson H. Purdy, John A. Terrell, Joseph B. COlc, Garvie Ham mond, Allen Yocum, Rev. George LePage, Innis Wootton, Charles J. Constan~ tine, Wm. Forman, Jr., Samuel M. Bemiss, Andre\v J. Davis, Ludwell MeKay, Sr., Henry R. Carr, Dyto}l Bennett, Edriug!oll Wells,Leonnrd W. Grubbs, Wm. GREENSBURG LODGE, No. 54. M. Lewis, Jnmes Moxley, Joseph Forman, Jr., Charles Y. Duncan, Nathaniel G. Wootton, Charles D. Dawson, Rev. Hazael S. Williams. STATED MEETINGS, nlE THIRD MONDAY IN EACH MONTIt, ENTERED APPRENTICES-Wm. R. Cain, Parmenas Briscoe, Tbomu OFFICERS. Orutcher, Martin H. Aud. . JOHN A. ADAIR, M . INITIATIONS-25. •TOSEPH D. WILLIAMS, S. W. EDWARD H. HOBSON, J. W, WM. H. SPENCER, SEO. WM. B. ALLEN, Ta. BENEVOLENT LODGE, No. 56. JOHN C. GUM. S. D. ALLEN J. OVERTON, J. :0. STATED MEETINGS, FIRST SATUR.DAY or EACH MONTH. JOSHUA F. BRENTS, S. &; '1'. OFFICERS. PAST MASTERS-Wm. B. Allen, John M. S. ].h:Corkl!', Samuel A. Spenc~r, W. O. THOMPSON, M. Jamel! T. Goalder, Wm.M. Spencer, Edward H. Hob3n!), Daniel n.l'l1oof0. GEO. W. S}IITH, S. W. MASTEU MASONS-Thomas W. Lisle, George B. Moss, James 1'. Carter, THOMAS SADLER, J. W. Rev. Thomas Marshall, Jonathan Altman, Riley H. Wilson, Rev. Matthew N. CHAS. W. INNES, SEO. Lasley, Oliver P. Marsball, Amasa Delong, Samuel H. Woodring, Yelverton O. JAMES T. WARE, To.. Booker, Rev. Washington W. Calhoon, Wm. H. Moss, Jo1m H. Cox, Wm. Rob· ADAM LYDICK, S. D. Bon, James W. MOSII, Samuel O. White, Rcy. John B. Pel'ry, Braxton E. Coats, JOHN H. COLLINS, J. D. Wm. J. Stockton, R. E. Jeter, John J,oya11, .1obn A. Jete~, Richard O. Hundley. REUBEN CAVENDER, S. dI; T. FELLOW CRAFT-Fielding G. Vaugban. PAS'D MA.STERB-Wm. Holland, Sr., Adam Lydick, James T. Ware, Chu. ENTERED APPRENTICES-Georgt W. Jeter, Joseph Pratt. ·W. Innes, Courtney Talbot, Samuel Hanna, Wm. O. Thompson. REINSTATED-John C. Gum, F. C.; 21st Jaouary,1850. MASTER MASONS-Wm. G. Moore, Charles P. Talbot, Franklin P. Bedford, INITIATIONS-7. . John Brookes. William MOl'eland, George H. Wallace, James Stephenson, Jo .sepb B. Wasson, Rev. Chas. A. Campbell, Dabney Gaines, Washington Harp, . Jobn W. Breckinriclge, GeorgeW. Holland, Andrew J. Cole. 1. FELLOW CRAFT-Howard S. Parker. INITIATIONS-S. 9 ti7 (\6 DOUGHERTY LODGE, No. 65. LINCOLN LODGE, No. 60. STATED MEETINGS, TilE THIRD MONDAY IN EACH MONTH. STATED MEETINGS, FIRST SATURDAY IN EACH MONTH. OFFICERS. 'OFFICERS. WILLIS SIMS, M. A. G. HUFFMAN, lI. JAMES P. METCALFE, S. W. T. W. NAPIER, S. W. JAMES A. MATHERS, J. W. J. PAXTON, J. W. }'ITOH MUNGER, SEC. C. CARTER, SEC. .JOHN R. HAMILTON, TR. J. A. LYTLE, Til.. JAnROT WILLIAMS. S. D. J. W. HINDS, S. D. WILLIAlII II. JONES, J. D. B.F. POTEET,J.D JOHN M. DALLAS, S. &; T. JOSHUA HINDS, S. &; T. PAS'!' MASTERS-Jobn Doughert.y, Joel Howard, George Robinson, Willis PAST MASTER.S-A. G. Huffman, P. Spragins, J. C. Short, T. Huston, J. Sims, Fitch Munger, A. M. Olark, John !d. Ohevis, R. O. Hall, J. F. McMillan, H. Owsley, R. Carson, Joshua Hinds, W. S. Campbell, T. W. Varnon. A. G. Campbell, D. A. Evans, H. R. Conway, R. P. Bell. . MASTER MASONS-P. F. Webb, J. J. Huffman, T. G. Bosley, Wm. C. MASTER MASONS-Johll W. Sharp, R. M. Bell, J. E. Whitecrait, John Shws, J. E.Huffman, J.B. Short, J. C. Hocker, P. Napier, J. Frazier. Hughes, Nelsoll Thomas, Ezekiel Trigg, B. G. Orr, A. R. Fisher, T. F. Fisher, FELLOW· ORAFTs-J. S. Bosley, J. M. Hughes. A. Cornwell, T. B. Victor, W. C. Rogers, J. M. Raymond, M. Godman, W. P. REINSTATED-P. Spragins, M. M., December 5th, 1849. Bl'llmblet, E. H. Berry, T. W. Corbin, E. D. EsholD, R. S. Carter, A. Williall;ls. REJEOTED-J. Rhenock, M. M., January 3d, 1850. Jonathan M. Tannel'. EXPELLED-B. F. Purdom, M. M., Dec. 5, 1849, for abandonment of his FELLOW ORAFTS-John Mitchell, S. G. Raymond, William Norton, Rob't wife. He is ahol1t ~ feet 10 inches high; dark complexion; dark hair, and eyes. Parker. lNITIATIONS-a. INITIATIONS-13. 'HART LODGE, No. 61. MORGANFIELD LODGE, No. 66. STATED MEETINGS, SATURDAY PRECEDING FULL 11-1QON", AND SECOND SAT STATED MEETINGS, THIRD MONDAY IN EACH MONTH •. URDAY THEREAFTER. OFFICERS. OFFICERS. JOHN T. BERRY, M. .JOSEPH M. CROMWELL, S. W. GEORGE S. SHANKLIN, M. I SAMUEL J. MAYS, S. W. JOHN B. PAYNE, J. W. HENRY METCALFE, J. W. H. B. EATY, SEC. R. A. GIBNEY, SEC. H. D. ED"\'{AlmS, Ta. CHARLES F. PAYNE, Til.. S. D. DELANEY, S. D. JAMES D. HILL, S. D. JAMES w. m~ImY, .J. D. GEORGE M. BARKLEY, J. D. H. W. WAGENER, S. & '1'. JOHN METCALFE, S. &; T. PAST MASTERS-H. D. J~dwurds, Gibson B. Taylor, H. B.-Eat.y, John T. PAS'l' MASTERS-Tucker Woodson, David Crozier, James H. Smith, James Berry. D. Hill, R. W. Davenport, James O. Wilmore, Richard S. Ferguson, R. A. Gib MASTER MASONS-George Johnson, Frederick Wolflin, Peter Abell, John ney. Alexander Wake, Rev. T. J. Drane, George S. Shanklin. W. Berry, John S. WilSOll, J elf. Brown, Harman Minehaff, William H. Wheeler, MASTER MASONS-Thomas T. Cogar, James Wilmore, William R. Keene, George Payne, James B. Blue, Willis G. Hughes, Hiram McElroy, Hugh McElroy, Joseph P. Letcher, David W. Denni~, Rev. Joseph R. Barbee, Mason Singleton, Philemon A. Cromwell. T. S. Broughton, B. Netherland, William Fisher, Louis Mentzel, George F. Rob IN1'fIATlONS-4. ertson, John Dishman, A. L. McAfee. ENTERED APPRENTICE-Rev. Thomas R. Welch. INITIATIONS-IO. ()S 6!J BRECKINRlDGE LODGE, No. 67. REJBCTED-Jonatllllll L. Nelms; about 32 years of age; ;, feo?t 10 inch~~ high; light hair and fair corllplexion; weighs aoout 120 lbs.; residence, Elkton, STATED MEETI!WS, THIRD'MONDAY IN EACIl MONTH. Ky.; by occupation, a tailor; on 13th September, 1843. OFFICERS. SUSPENDED-On 27th December, Wm. Gibson, M. 14., T. R. J. Clark, and WILLIAM A. BARTON, M. J. J. Harvey, E. Apprentices, all for non·payment of Lodge dues. THOMAS N. WARFIELD. S. W. INITIATlONS--O. J. ALLEN PEYTON, .J. W. WILLIAMSON COX, SEC. J. JENNINGS, Ta. HIRAM T. DOWNA:RD. S. D. BOWLINGGREEN LODGE, No. 73. EPHRAIM RUSHER, J. D. STATED ME~~'l'INGS, FOUR'fU MONDAY IN EACH MONTH. SAMUEL Y. R. BOARD, S. & T. 'PAS'T MASTERS-Rllv. Hiram T. Downard, Wm. A. Barton, Jefferson J<,u OFFICERS. nings, Nathan Board, Philip Lightfoot, James A. Hambleton. THOMAS A. ATCHISON, M. MASTER MASONS-Isaiah Heston, Edward Beird, Pet.er Lyons, Dudley JOHN H. GRIDER, S. W. HambIeton;Aarou Dressel', David C. Ganaway, Elijah R. Eskridge, Alfred At JOHN B. HELM, J. W. 'len, John T.Smith, Wm. H. Pease, Stephen R. Moredock, Rev. J(lshua Barton, W. E. GRAHAM, SEO. Rev. John H1I.l'Wood, Rev. Willialll B. Bethel, Samuel S. Watkins, John F. Lee. JOHN HOWORTH, Tn. FELLOW CRAFTS-George L. Pate, Thomas Wilkerson. SAMUEL STUBBINS, S. D. JOHN JJ. LUCAS, J. D. ENTERED APPRENTICES-Rev. Anthony Cannon, Travis G. Daily, Barn AUGUSTUS A. HERDMAN, S. &: T. hard Baer. AST MASTERS-.'>...sher W. Graham, William V. Loving, John Burnam, SUSPENDED-Jabez Brashear, F. C., for non-paymt'nt of dues; AprillSth r 1850. Charles II. Hodge. MASTER MASONS-C. T. Danavan, John M. Briggs, Wm. Dinwiddie, INITIATIONS-G. John Atkill8on, Sidney P. Smith, John G. Herdman, Robert Graham. Thos. D. Carsoll, S. M. Worley, Mile~ Bevil, John Grider, James F. Ewing, Thomas .B. GOSSOIll, J. C. Girard, Wm. T.Briggs, Ed. T. Roberts, James Jenkins, H. C. Atchison, Samuel A. Barclay, John A. Dougherty, M. I. Grafield, Joseph D. VESPER LODGE, No. 71. Duncan. Henry Grider, S. A. GoSSOnl, H. T.-Smith, Thos. J. Jones, P. B. Haw :STATED MEETINGS, SECOND MONDAY OF EACH MONTH. kins, V. Crosthwait, C. B. Donaldson, Rev. John Bowden; W. H. Payne, W. L. OFFICERS. Underwood. Jos. L. Phillips, Isaae Newton, Asa T. Mitchert, J. R. Larue, C. H. JAMEST. CLARK, M. Bfe'witt, D. H, Phillips, E. Claypool, C. M. Briggs, J. D. Al('xander, J. E. Mc Lure, J. R. Skile$, Jr., S. M. Matlock, Samllel Mllirel, H. G. Mitchell. ARMINGTON H. MILLER, S. W. FELLOW CRAFTS-Wm. E. Middleton, Thomas Allen, W. H. Blewitt. JOHN WELTY. J. W. ENTERED APPRENTICE-WII1. T. Anthony. ROBERT COULTER. Tn. DEAD-Gen. Wm. Marshall, 23d Scpt~mbel', 1849. PRESLEY S. LESTER, SEC. ·lNITIA'fIONS-13. GREEN B. McGUIItE. S. D. JOSHUA C. PREWITT, J. D. 'HENRY H. ROBERTS, S. & T. PAST MA~TERS-Willis L. Reeves, Thomas A. Anderson, L. F. Hollings 'worth, Aaron b. Kennedy, David V. Robinson, L. B. Hickman, V. Weathers. JONATHAN LODGE, No. 78. MASTER MASONS-William S. Crouch, John H. CrOlich, George A. Gor STATED MEETINGS, FOURTH SATURDAY' IN EACH MONTH. don, George H. Day, William M. Tery, William G. Sanford, Wm. G. Davis, Joel OFFICERS. M. Penick, Berry Hurt, R. C. Carr, U. E. Kennedy, Levi R. Irvin, E. B. Edwards, JOEL SWEENEY, M. E. R. Price, W. W. Edwards, J. S. Solomon, V. W. Crabb, Wm. M. Ellison, J. FIELDING C. WHIPP, S. W. G. Bibb, James Littell, A. P. Campbell, H. M. Buckley, D. Reeves, John D. JOHN SHARP, J. W. Coleman, Thomas L. Hobson. JESSE G. SWEENEY, SEC. FELLOW CRAFTS-A. B. Gorrell, John T. Bunch. JOEL MURPHY, 'fit. ENTERED APPRENTICE-Thomas M. Penick. GRANVILL1~ L. TUCKER, S. D. REINSTATED-Wm. G. Sanford, April 1st. McDOWELL POGLE, J. D. DAVID W. VANDEVEER, S. &;·T. 70 ?1 PAST MASTERS-Jo~l SI\'eell~y, McDowell Fogle, F. 0. Whipp, George C. Riffe, Rev. L. Meritt. L. F. WEIMER, Jr., SEC. MASTER MASONS-Matthew Slaughter, Valentillo P~yton, Abraham Chris· 1'HO;)IAS MY EftS, '1'R. tison, Stanley G. Pally, lUchard L. Smith, Rev. Jesse C. Portman, F. S. Reicj, JOHN 'rAYLOR, S, D. Wm. A. Portman, ThomasD. Wilkinson, Rev. Nathan J. Coffey, JamBs R. DlIUII, R. S. OWr::NS. J. D. Gllorge Drye, Jr., Prior H. Prewitt, John S. Wilson, George Weatherford, James J. R LUDWIG, S. &; T. Land, C. R. Coffey, Nathan Coffey, John M. Riffe. PAST MASTERS-John PaYlIe, Geo. Green, Jr,. R. S. Owens, W. B. McCor· FELLOW CRAFT8-James W~ Huston, Will. B. Tucker, Jesse Coffey, Jr., mick, Wm. C. Norris. James Lainbart, Harrison Pigg. MASTER MASONS-Ed. Fagin, L. Van Antwerp, Ed. Norris, W. M. Best, B. ENTERED APPRENTlCE8-James Davis, George Mills, Thomas W. Wasb, F. Sallie, P. Monohan, Evan C. Pickerell, B. H. Rankins, Noble Thomas, W. John G. Sharp, Levi M. Rigney, Henry Davenport, James Westley. H. Reynolds, Thomas Heavering, Wm. T. Lytle, Lewis Thomas, Augustul DEAD-Jesse Coffey, M. M., on the 18th July, 1850. Theobald, Jnhn 'fl. Jennings, JamE'.'i Dora.. Solomon Taylor. INITIATIONS-7. EXPELLED-On the 20th day of July, 1850, Alfred E. Bolton, dentist; aged 24'; residence now Dover, Ma.~on conni,y, Ky. Hiram Norris, on the 20th of Ju ly,1850; farmer; resides some place iu Indiana; all for non-payment of Lodge dues. WASHINGTON LODGE, No. 79. INITIATJONS-2. STATED MEETINGS, SATURDAY PRECEDING FULL MOON IN EACH MONTH. [[]>Dues (I; 21 75-not paid. OFFICERS. PAUL C. BEDFORD, 1>1. CLINTON LODGE, No. 82. JOHN C. HALL, S. W. STATED MEETINGS, SECOND SATURDAY IN EACH MONTH. PATltICK H. DONALDSO~. J. W. OFFICERS. BENJAMIN F. HARRIS, SEC. JOHN P. RASCOE, M. RIOHARD O. HARRIS, Ta. JOSEPH W, McGOWAN, S. W. ISAAC N. GREENE, S. D. JOHN Y. CHAMBERS, J, W. PATRICK O'BRIEN, J. D. JOHN H. RACKERBY, SEC. WM. BENTHALL, S. &; T. RICHARD BARNES, Ta. PAST MASTERS-A. S. Smith, P. C.Bedford, Horace Benton, Will. S. JOHN J. McLIN, S. D. Pat. H. Donaldson; Belljamin F. Harris, H. Conrod, Richard O. Harris, ROBERT 11. LANDER, J. D. " Treadway. GEORGE J. INGHAM. S. & T. MASTER MASONS-Wm. M. Adams, A. H. Davis,}d. Hotchkiss, H. ,Teff PAS'1' .MASTERS-J. H. Hackerly, James C. Weller, R. R. J. Davidge, Tho. rics, N. L. Lindsay, James McCray, C. B. Rich'ards, James Scott, John N, Shar J.Johnson. John P. Rascoe. rard, O. L. Stewart, James L. Hutchcraft, J. B. Mitchell, Jacob Trou~man, A. MASTER :MASONS-Da"id Flournoy, S. B. Dyer, O. T. Dabney, A. Rey Lnngston, Bartlett Reed, Willis Reed, WID. Neal, Heary Joseph W. nolds, W. W. Ashcrst, J. H. MaxwC'll. R. R. Bush, J. H. Oalvert, T. M. Rankin, Stewart, Levi Friend, E. D. Parrish, Nathan G. Darnall, James C, Brown, Dr. F. Machen, Will. P. Chambers, Wm. H. CaI-'ert, Robert Garrett, Wm. S. Spratt, W. Fithian, James M. Mitchell, J. T. Forman, Thadd~u8 Stewart, Richard Wil· W. W. Williams, Rev. B. McDollllld, Rev. W. S. Delany, John W.Jenkins,J. C. liams. Asherst, Wm. H. lCevil, Rev. Will. B. Lambert, Rev. Wm. C. McGehee, Rev. Jas. FELLOW ORAFTS-John M. Proctor, Joseph R Cox, Joseph Simpson. Vinson, A. R. McDowell. ENTERED APPRENTICE-WID. p, St,one. FELLOW CRAFTS-Will. S. Johnson, Geooge C. Bouchcr. DEAD-Dr. G. A. Hall, M. M., in October, 1849. ENTERED APPRENTICES-Wm. S. Miller, Geo. W' Barbour, Wm. O. Per INITIATIONS-B. ryman, Geo, B. Cook, John Shields, John J. Hillyard. RE.JECTED-Isham E. Osborn, .Tr.; aged about 23 years; light hair and fair complexion; thick set in his person; about 5 feet 8 or 9 inches high; resideuce, Princeton, Ky.; occupation, a Constable; on the 20th Sept., 1849; Since dead. A UGUST A LODGE, No. 80. Jame~ C. Church; aged about 30 years; dark complexion; rather spare made, and STATED MEETINGS, SATURDAY BEFORE THE FUI.L MOO:ol IN EACH MON'Tn. of social manuel'S; about;; feet 10 or 11 inches high; residence, Oaldwell county; OFFICERS. occupation, a farmer; on the lIth of May, 1850. Bailor J. Spratt; aged about 23 hair and fair complexion; thick set in his person; about 5 filet 9 or W. C. NORRIS, M residence, Princeton, Ky.; occupation, a grocer; on the 10th of R. J. PRESTON, S. ,V. ROBERT LYTI,E, ,T. W. 72 73 GRANT LODGE, No. 85. ~!ASTER MASONS-Henry Ament, Wrn. :McConnell, Thomas R. Moreland, STATED IItEETINGS, ON THE SATURDAY OF, OR PRECEDING FULL MOON John B. Donaldson, Lafayett.e Cunningham. ENTERED APPREN'l'ICES-Isaac Smith, Jr., Thoma.s C. Pa·o'risb. IN EACH MONTH. INITIATION-I. OFFICERS. 'WILLIAM S. RANKIN, M. JOHN F. SHERRIFF, S. W. BENJAMIN K. MERRILL, J. W. LEBANON I...oDGE, No. 87. NEHEMIAll C. TUNIS, Sl>:o. WIIJ.,IAM SMITH, Ta. STATEITM.EETINGS, FIRST MONDAY IN EACH MONTH, CARTER B. SNELL, S. D. OFF/CEllS. BRYAN P. CLARK, J. D. W. A. PURDY, M. BENNETT H. EVANS, S. & T. A. BRICKEN, S. W. PAST MASTERS-Willia.m S. Rankin, Bennett H. Evans, Reuben L. Cole ,J. l'Il. WILKINSON, J. W. man, Carter B. Snell, Thomas Clark, Rev. Wm. H. Barnett, N ~hemiah C. Tunis. F;. C. PURDY, SEC. MASTER MASONS-Henry 'Woodyard, John Thomas, Wesley Tully, Wil T. JAOKSON, Til. liam Brooks, Rev. William Seehrest, Joseph E. Boswell, John Buskirk, John T. J. BRICKEN, S. D. F. Gooch, Rev. Isaao Rankins, Hayd Carden, John 11-. Coo~, 'Valentine Garvin, Anderson R. Bowles, Benjamin Dun. OHARLES C. \VlllTE, S. D. ~UJ Nelson C. DeWitt, Baruett G. Larimore, Alfred Williamson,John S. Waters, JOHN F. ALLEN, J. D. Jesse Cook, William T. Warriner, Robert Harlow, J esse Fuqua, Samuel A. Crad· NATHA~IEL RECTOR, S. & T. dock. PAST MAS·'l'I COWAN LODGE, No. 98. nEJEOTI:D-Geo. Grl'g'g. AUgWi:: 1,. lti,(); hid ".!;" 29 year,;; occuputiu!I hOllse carpenter; nbon~ " f"e~ fi indlt,s high; d~l'k co'oplcxion; intemperaw STATP..D MEETINGS, TI!Ill.D SA'rUllD:\ Y IN EACH MO:llTH. h.abits; residctlCe Nel;;ou coullty. Emanuel Wo}f,., August :~,185U; occupatioll OFl"ICERS. pedlar; age,l about 2B y,'ars; ahout 5 f,at :; jilclH!,~ high; dark complexion; he J. W. FRASER. M. is n German J ~w by birth; resideocc Ncisoo cOlwly. W. W. A.NG~EN, S. w. INITIATIONS-G. TROS. HUTCHINSON, J. W. J. D. GILLUM, SEC. A. J. FRASER, Ta. R. R. HARDING, S. D. BOONE I.OVGE, No. 100. fjit;;';.,!t'(J),A) ~~ L. D. SHELTON, J. D. (FORMERLY BEN FRANKLIN, U.D.)-""""· 'O~ W. M. BRYAN, S. &. T. PAST MASTERS-George Wt,swrn, S. B. White. STATED MEETINGS, TIlE SECOND MONDAY IN EACH MONTH. . .,0 MASTER MASONS-Rev. G. P. Streot. Thomas II. McNeill. T. l!'. Worrell. OFFICERS: William Shelton, G. W. Hardy, Re,·. J. E. Boml, lteV'. rt. W. Nixon, Rev. Thum· JAMES D. L1NSDAY. M. as Elliott, R. T. BOOII(" John H. Richards, J. J. Rogers, J. T. St.evcnson, H. BENJAMIN EMLEY, S. W. Galbraith, II. Woodson, Joseph Hutchinson, G. W. Farrar, B. W. Killebrew, J no. .J. N. EARLEY, J. W. W. Williams, H. W. Kelly, A. Long, S. R. Smith, H. Cornell, H. l' Smith, J. J. Q. A. F'OSTJm, Sxc. W. nuone, W. J. G. Baynhnm. CYRUS n,IDDELIJ, TR. FELLOW CRAFTS-A. J. Crews, J. F. Barnett, C. D. Lc\vis. JOHN CARSON, S. D. ENTErtED APPRENTICEs-John B. Smith, J. C. Moore, J. C. Trewaller, OMER F. PORTER, J. D. P. S. Coleman, J. R. Smith, W. G. Davenport, A. B. Moor~. J. M. CUN, T. DEAD-J. S. Stimson, Sept., 1849. PAST MASTERS-James D. r,insday, Benjamia Eml'!!!. INITIATlONS-5. MASTER MASONS-Mat.hias YURf.ell, J. T. Fisher. William Snyder, An drew Donaldson, James A. Riddell, Alexand<'lr Donaldson, L. W. Taylor. I NITIATIONS-1. DUVALL LODGE, No. 00. STATED lI1&ETlN~S, FIRST AND· THIRD SATUllDAYS IN EACH MONTII. MORRISON LODGE, Nt!, 103. OFFICERS. STATED ~IEI':T{NOS, SECOl'iD AND FOURTH SATURDAYS OF EACH IIIOll.'TH. JOHN MARNELL, :/II. F. G. ROGERS, S. W. OFFiCERS. P. G. KAMP, J. W. ALEXANDER SNEED, M. ___, S. '\T. BEN. ELLIS, SEO. E. S. WATTS, Tit. JOHN F. ZnIMER:Y:AN, J. W. D. M. KELLY, S. D. JOHN R. FlGG, SE~. WOODSON COOKE, J. D. -----,'1'&. JOHN HICKS, S. &; T. T. P. YOUNG. S. D. PAST MASTERS-Jamcs Fleming, Benj. DOGm, Johli 'r. McElvnny, E. S. W. E. AKIN, J. D. Watts, N. W. Maddux, John Marnell. JOliN MOREHEAD, S. &; T. MASTER MASONS-B. T. Slaughter, D. S. Sla.ughter, J<:lhn Rowan, Jr., PAST MASTERS-Davit! J. AyreS, John F. Zimmerman, Thomas P. Young, James Coyl~, Thomas Glesner, Alexalld~r Muir, W. II. Duncan, R.n. Johnson, Charles L. Crow,Jamt\sl!llllter. Thos. Welti!lgton, C. D. Penneba.ker, Rev. J. Y. Cosby, Hobert Prunty, W. W. MASTER MASONS-George Perkins, James Wilson, William Lucas, James Powel'll, T·homas Ambrose, R. N. Long, A. Schader, Thomas Pearson, G. Schaub, C. Hendren, W. DUllcan, Spced S. !"I'Y, James L. Webb, Hiram Hutchinson, M. W.'P. Wright, H.S. Kelly, R. L. Wickliffe. T. Chrisman, Wm. W. Batterton, William L Tarkington, J. C. Caldwell, Jamea FELLOW CRAFTS-John Nelson, M'l.l'k SUl1thinnr. Cole, Peter 'rerlJUne, Fountain T. Fox, James S. Hopkins. ENTERED APPRENTICES-Wm. H. Conner, Wm. A. Young, B. F. Deats, FELLOW CRAF'rS-Jalnes Rippcrdao, W. L. Epperson. Emanuel Hisch, Edwin Barnes. REJECTED-Joseph W. Shelby; 21 years of age; 6 feet high; residence at DEAD-John Anderson, P. M., April15,1850. present, California; occupatioo not kuown; on the 29th of November, 1849. 78 79 James Tadlock; 23 years or age; 6 feet lligh: residence, Boyle county: occu· C. A. DUNCAN, SEC. plIotioD. a farmer: on the 29th of November, 1849. ROBERTWATKINS•. Tn. Alfred Alder; 24 years of age; aboue 5 feet 4 incheB high; residence, Boyle WM. M. MICHAUX, S. D. county; o('cupntion, a weaver; on th~ 29th of Nm·ember; 1849. JAMES McKNIGHT, J. D. EXPELLED-C. S. Ellis, M. M.• on the 12th of January, 1850, for gross un· NATHANIEL H. RYAN, S. &; T. masolliQ conduct; he is abQut 39 years of age: occupat.ion, a tailor; 5 f~et 6 inch PAST MASTERS-E. L. Scruggs, C. A Duncan, W'm. H. Michaux, James M. es high: gone to California. T. M. Jones, George P. Linn. Marcus Goldman; on the 10th ot March, 1850; about 5 feet 10 inches high; a MASTEn MASONS-Edward Cllrd, Cllarles Curd, William P. Guthrie, German .lew; for swindling and other gross unruasouic conduct; by occupation, .Thomas A. Bruce, Beujamin K. Coleson, John Kelsoe, Zachariah Blythe, Daniel a pedler; gone to California. Mathewson, W. W. Williams, S. C. Tbompsoll, James Vandeave, Henry Hardy. John B. Rue, for gross unmasonic conduct; complexion red; black hair, bille William Hardy, Nuoon C. Brandon, Andrew Williams, Anderson A. WilliamR. eyes; aged about 31 years; 5 feet 11 iuches high; residence, Cincinnati, Ohio; Joel H. Wade, Joseph F. Clml, William H. Dailey, O. H. P. Clopton, John W. occupation, plasterer;· on the 25th day of August, 1850. Cobbs. Howc,l Smith, John S. Young. John T. Elliott, R. J. Martin, Lewis Tre INITIATlONS-4. vathan,H. G. Moore, G. n. Gllrrant, B. B.'Irvan, Joel H. Curd, R. P.. Wilcox. FELLOW CRAFTS-Cha.rles P. Graham, R. W. P. Pool, Johu McOonnell, B. Turnbow, Willia.m Ryam. DEAD-M. M. Booker, M. M., date unknown. LANCASTER LODGE, No. 104. ;aEJECTED-James R. Porter, abotlt 40 yea.rs of age; very small atature; STATED MEETINGS, THIRD AND FOURTH MONDAYS IN JANUARY, AND SEC light colored eyes; resides in the town of Murray; by occupation a shoemaker; on OND AND FOURTH MONDAYS fN EVERY OTHER MONTH. the 22d day of September, 1849. Thomas G. Cardwell, minister of the gospel; OFFICERS. about 35 years of age; blue ey~<;; black hair; of ordinary stature; July the 22d, SPENCER G. DABNEY, M. 1850. James E. Curd. about 22 years of age; heavy set; red hair, and freckled GEORGE W. SMITH, S. W. skin; occupation a farmer. John Curu; 21 years of age; blue eyes; light hair; JOHN BURDETT, J. W. his occupation a merchant; the three last al'e residents of Calloway county, WILLIAM J. LAND RAM, SEC. Kentucky. JOHN F. LOGAN, TH.. lNl'I'I ATION'S-17. A. J. HARRIS, S. D. JOHN BRUCE ARNOLD, J. D. PATRICK D. J. WILLIAMSON, S. &; T. PAST MASTER.S-James McMurtry, AlexaIlder R. McKee, John F. Logan, MOUNT MORIAH LODGE, No. 106. ~~ John A. Petty, Nicholas Sandif.:r, Le\vis'Landram, Samuel E. Carey, William STATED MEETINGS, ];-lRST AND THIRD MONDAYS OF EA.CH MONTH. J. Landram. MASTER MASONS-John Yeakey, William H. Hopper, Jarrard T. Oonn, OFFICERS. Hora.tio Bruc!.', Houston Jackman. Smith Brown, George W. Conn, Thomas K. EDWTN s. CRAIG, M. Conn, ElzaL. D. St.orlllS, John Bryant Arnold. Geo. 1". Sartain, Elijah L. Harris, ALEXANDER EVANS, S. W. James Stcga.r, George H. Mason, George W. lIIcMillau. GEORGE W. McGINNIS, J. W. FELLOW CRAFTS-William Gresham, Frauk J. Wbit." Overton D.Harris, H. P. TRAVER, SEC. William K. Dest, John Hart, Jamcs Naylol·. ISAAC CROMIE, TIt. ENTERED APPRENTICE-Joseph It. Crow. JOHN II. HOWE, S. D. DEAD-Hugh W. McKee, M. 1If., on the day of August, 18'19. HENRY W. GRAY, J. D. INITIATIONS-7. AUGUSTUS DAHlUS EHmCH, T. PAST MASTERS--Charles Tilden, Isaac Cromie, Charles F. Willis, E. S. Graig, Samuel Griffith, George H. Monsarrat, James Wal~s, S. X. Grant. MASTER MASONS-James M. Brown, John lUtts, Saligman Bache, James MURRRAY LODGE, No 105. T. COlc, Gret.ano Nicholas, Rev. Geo. L. Combs, M. G. Phelps. John H ..Farrar, \ STA.TED MEETINGS, SATURDAY BEFORE THE FOURTH MONDAY IN EACH Monroe Quarrier, James H. Reynolds, L. G. Howard. Francis Johnston, John A. MONTH. Vance, David W. Yanddl, C. J. Dawtell, Lawrence P. Maury, O.H. Trabue, AI· OFFICERS. fred Pim, John J. O'Reilly, Rev. C. T. Wade, James F. Hamilton, H.B. BIlICkin· E. L. SORUGGS, M. ridge. E. B3mberger, S. Bamberger, William M. Hartupee, Henry Middendortf, WM. H. DIUGUID, S. W. Hiram Cummings, Robert J. Ormsby. William Cromie. Robert B. Price, John HENRY W. HARDING, J. W. ·Fuller, Edward Gulager, Charles Gulagcr, Ta.!. P. Shaffner, Os.car Wilder, "D. M. so 81 Dowt'll, T. W. Colescott, John A. Cl'ittcnd<'n, Joseph B. Kinkead, Israel S. More COVINGTON LODGE, No. 109. head, William Ramsey, J. D. France, William A. Moffett. 'l'hos. McGrain, John ~~. Magness, Newton E. Milton, J. H. Outk'r, Jacob OWtln, Greenberry C. Cannon, STATED MEETINGS, Tng FOURTH MONDAYIN' EACH MONTIJ. -O"'U :~~roll Pennington, George D. Prentice, Edward Garey, Samuel Hyman, Robert OFFICERS. T. Satterwhite, JOhll M. Salvi, Sam'l V. Womack, E. A. Graves, Luther Wilson, WM. O. MUNGER, :M. Thomas R. Biato», E. F. Bames, J. N. Enatham. B~Il. F. Pearce, S". W. Warriner. EZRA STAUH, S. W. FELLOW CRAFTS-Rev. George L. }'ugg, John '1'. Sanders, Wm. E. HUJIhe,!, MAURICE J. DUDLEY, J. :W. James B. Duke. HENRY W. BIRGE, SE~. ENTERED APPRENTIOEs-:-James N. Kellogg, Will'iam Emmitt Garvin, WILLIA:M GALLUP, Tlt. William H. Stewart, Thomas A. Applegate, Charles A. Page, Walter G. Ander WILLIAM SENOUR, S. D. ~. . JONATHAN MARTIN, J. D. REJEOTED-R. B. Westbay, OctolHlr I, 1849; florid comple:s:ion; light bair J.. OUENZO DOW CRONNINGER, S. &: T. antI eyes; about 46 years of age; 5 feet 6 inches high; weight about 150 pOllnd!t; PAST MASTERS-John n. Ca~ey, Wm. C. Munger, Wm. Gallup, A. H. l"eIlidence, Louisville, Ky.; occupation, gllnger. R. D. n. Miller, December 17, JllIneAon, nenry Jordan, William Lowry, T. N. Wise. 1849; dark complexion; dal'le hair and eyes; 28 years of age; about 5 feet 8 MASTER MASONS--C. W, Clayton, Hiram Bond, D. S. Ackerman, R. B. inches in height; residence, Louisville, Ky.; occupation, pilot on the river. W. Carpenter, Henry Kcller. John 1'. llutts, J. Kirkpatrick, Adalll Glore, Hugh R. Jacob, April IS, 1850; dark complexion; dark bair aud eyes; about 23 years Boyd, B. B. Reynolds. '1'homas Sallet', Samuel Davis, E. B. Lewis, L. N. Se of agE'; about Sleet 6 inches high; ,veight abo\lt 140 pounds; residence, Louis nOllr, C. D. Lewis, A. W. Carpenter, Jacob Lemaire. R. H. Homer. "ille, Ky.; occupation, physician. Abraham Allspacker, April 15,1850; black .FELLOW CI~AFT-Samuel C. Hhod~s. hair nnd eyes; a Jew by birth and education; occupation, pedler in dry goods; ENTERED APPRENTICES-A. Comelius, Hugh McBride, Wm. Clayton. residenee, Louisville, Ky. Morris D. Myers, April 15,1850; dark complexion; REJECTED-Perry Stephens, M. M., Nov. 26th, 1849, (011 application to be black hair and eyes; about 5 feet 5 inches in height; weight about 120 pound,.; l"e-il)stated;) aged about thirty-four' years; residence Covington; occupation o6Cl1pat,ion, clerk in a elothing store; residence, Louisville, ICy. Collin S. saddler_ Throokmorton, August $,1850; dark eomplexion; blaek hair a'nd eyes; abont 33 • SUSPENDED-L. E.. Brown, M. M., Oct. 22d, 1849; Perry Stepl1en!l •.l't!, 1!!., years of age; height about 5 feet 9 inches; weight about 150 pounds; well made; Oct.22d, 1849; H. M. Foure, F. C., Out. 22d, 1849; E: S. Perry, P. M., Dec. occupation, farmer; residence, Jefferson coonty, Ky. 24th, ~839; A, Crihfield, M. M., July 22d, 1850; H. H. Williams, M, M., July INITIATIONS-17. 22d, 1.850; all for the non-payment of dues. / FX.PELLED-John Howard, M. M., October 22d, 1849, for drunkenness and V abusing his wife; 11e is about SO, years of age; 5 feet,6 or 7 inches high; black ,hair;, dark; complexion; occupatioll drayman. TADMOR LODGE, No. ros. . INITIATIONS-8. S'rATEIi MEETINGS,' SECOND MONDAY IN EACH MONTH. OFFICERS. JAMES RABB, M. EDMUND W. HaWKINS, S. W. WARREN LODGE, No. IlO. GEORGE M. CHILD, J. W. ALLEN H. VORIES, Site. S'fATED MEETINGS, FOURTII SATURDAY OF EACU MONTH. HENRY J. ABBETT, TK. OFFICERS. GEORGE SLEET, S. D. THOMAS B. ARNET'I', M. WM. V. ROBERTS, J. D. WM. S~ JACOBS, S. W. MOSES" P. JOHNSON, S. & T. WM. W. MOORE, J. W. PAST MASTERS~Hellry J. Abbett, George M. Child, James Gridley, Ed H. E. BOSWELL, SEG. mund W. Hawkins, ThomasH. Lillard, Joseph H. Murdock, Samuel Miller, Jas. JOHN PAUL, Ta. Ra.bb. Jackson R. Shipp, George Sleet. ALEXANDER PAUL, S. D. MASTER MASONS-James R. Olements, Wrn. H. Clements, John Field, JACOB C. SPEAHS, J. D. James H. Hampton, Richard Hardesty, William Hughes, George McCandless, WM. H. HOHN, S. &; T. James O. Spillman, Wm. Dean. PAST MASTERS-Rov. Wm. H. Forsytllc, David A. Grilnes, Nathaniel E. FELLOW CRAFT-Wm. Chamberlin. Offutt, Noah S. Moore, LouiR B. Offutt, Wm. S. Jacobs, Aquilla Pahuer, Thomas ENTERED APPRENTICES-WilIia.m W. Edwards, Samuel Willeford, B. Arnett, Tho!. B. Shields, Wm. H. Horn, John J. Peterson. INITIATIONS-3. MASTER MASONS-Wm. Barnett, ,John Roberts, James Paul, Gustavus 8. IrrDu6lI, $23 25-not Jlaid. Boswell, Rev. Richard Holden, Sylvester P. Hillman, James Thompson, James 11 ~:J S:I 8~ .ANTtQCTl'Y LODGE, No. 113. ~ od"r, J~ptha. H,)IJlng, N• .\\vtoH Kendall, Jame., Wal'tb, John E. Holoing, Jame;; STATED m';LTI~(;S, FIRST A!if} 'l'HII(D FRlD.~YS IN EACH lIfOliTH. R. Gray, Noah Smitb, Robert H. Calhoun, Pleasant Lilly, Thomas R. Rankins, OFFICERS. ",'rro. S. !Ii: itchell , Cllur!es Stintzel, Rev. Thomas Rankill~. '\']LLTA)1 F. COLSTON:M. ENTl'~RED APPlmNTICES-John Luil, SamuellJ"tt('l'~oil. 8,\:>-IGI,L .MATLACK. S. W. SUSPENDED-John Shields, 11. M., August 24. A. P. Tyler, :1>,t. ::11., Aug. WILLIAM H. DONN)'::, J. W . 21; all for non·payment of du~s. •J. F. BRENNAN, Sf-c. INITIATIONS-IO. OLIVElt 1. HAHIUSON, TR. .. FREDERICK WEBBER, S, D . WILLIA11 A. SMITH, J. D. AUGUSTUS D. EBRICH, S. &: T. PULASKI LODGE, No. 111. PAST 1£ASTERS-J"hn n. Hall, Wm. F. Oolston, Oliller 1. Harrison, Sam'! lhit.l:wk, John V. Vnwlillg, 81llldor~ Shanks, It. B. Ball. 'rIllRD MONDAY IN I::ACH STATED. MEETL.~OS, SATUROAY DEI"ORE THE MA8'I'ER MASONS-thenr Rn\)crts, Raphael Nicholas, G. R. Newton, W. MnN'fll. Bodenhamer. :Muudeville Thllm, Jos. !fetcnlfe, John M' Hewitt, Edward Young, OFFICERS. R. J. Usllcr, Hadcliffe Fletcher, John R. Har~g, John M. Melbournp, James F. A. H. OAMPBELL, M. Smith, Reuben Miller, Edwin Church, John F. Smith, R. B. Ru~soll, Jesse K. Wid:. G. MILLS, S. v.,.. Bell, George T. Shanks, Bradford Frazee, L. V. Whito, Jas. Young, J. Mit¢hell '\VM. R. OARSON, J. \\". J. E. Beaman; John Bate, Jr., W. C. Fmn~is, GE'orge Blanchard, Wm. H. Lacey: J. D. ALCORN, SEC. W.iIliam J. Stewart, H. S:Moore, Carl Prox, Francis Oarter, A. F. LueM, G. T. .t. w. ADAMS, Ta. 'Weaver, Gabriel S. Jones,J. S. Kennedy . FELLOW CRAl"TS-Shenna.n P. Whaley, I~aae M. Dutton. JAMES DEHOFF, S. D. ENTERED APPRENTICES-John N. Collins, Waldo M. Allen, William .tOBN R. BEA'l'Y, J. D. WOODSON DENHAM, S. & T. Granger. PAST MASTERS-R. Gosset, James Dehoff,Ja.mes 1t. Go~S"t, C. Stewart, DEAD-Robert St('ele, July 9, J850. REJECTED-R. A. Watkinson; uged,tO yeaN!; person tall and spnre; occu· G. W. Gilmore. MAStER MASONs-J'ames F. Beaty, A. M. Beaty, A. S. Gilmore, O. P. Ja~- pation, derk; residence, Loui6\'ille; at present in New York city. per, William Fitzpatrick, John Denham, Thomas Denham, W. S. Farris, ThoH. SUSPENDED-Wrn. F. Da\·iH. fIJI' nOll-payment. of dues, on the 16th Allgust, d. Farris, Wm. Beatie, Th03. M. Simpson. Geo. B. Hail, S. Barnet, Milford EI· 1850. liott, Rufus Meece, Johu S. Love, T. Q. Jasper, Thos. burham, F. M. Watkins, INITIATIONS-S. James Jasper, Lh:idsey Colyer, J. M. Newman, Tlu:ls. Surber, St. Olair Colyer, O. W. Colyer, Stephen L. Freeman, James M. Cowan, Samuel D. Cowan, Wm. W. Arnett, Joel H. Girdler, A. Hoskinll, V .. Brown, Rev. E. !l1eece, James R. Hinds, W. W. Cope, Jesse T. Elder, James Gilmore, David D. Owens, D. K. HANCOCK LODGE, No. 115. Newell, O. B. Bllt.chelor, Samuel Mack. STATED MeETINGS, !,'OIJRTII MOliDAY IN EACH MONTH. FELLOW ORAFT-Robert Woodcock, Joseph Sew~ll. OFFICERS. ENTERED APPRENTlCES-M. Kelly, John G. J3Ul'r\s, Thomas F. Gossin, RTEPHEN POWERS, M. William S. Turpin. BORAno N. CHILDERS, S. W. DEAD-Charles Jasper,}I. M., 011 tJJ(l 12th day of April, 1850. .JOHN D. PGLLIAM, J. W. SUSPENDED-Gideon Hoskius, M. M., for gross ulIlllasonic C01Hluct toward J A1rLES E. STOYE, SEC. I!. brother M. M., 011 the 27th of July, 1860. Buford Colyer, M. M., for unmasoll· .JONATHAN '1'. MORDOCK, 'I'll. ic conduct, on the 17th of NovembH, 1849. lIENltY W. HUGHES, S. D. INITIAtIONS-H. MONTGOll1ERY B. MASON, J. D. IIJ" Dues $60-not paid. SAMUEL K. COX, S. &; 'I'. P A 81' MASTERS-'l'imotllY Bolmes, Henry W. Hughes. Samuel K, Cox, Robert H. Cox, Will. B. IIfnxC'y. John Clark, George W. Williams, Stephen Pow el·S. MASTER MASONS-Dr. S. Thom:\~, George W. McAdams, Wm. W. Badger, :Michael Smith, Wormly S. Gibbs, Peter Brnner, Thomas Ayres, Miles Hughes, ·WIll. n. Lewis, Jame" W. Sni,101', Will. H. 8mal'~, OLbo Brasn()ar~. "" 84 85 Fl!:LLOW ORAFT-Jcsse Rice. SHARPSBURG LODGE, No. 117. ENTERED APPRENTlQEB-Thornton C.Pattie, Wm. C. Pell, James R. STATED MEETfNGS, SATURDAY OF OR SUCCEEDING THE FULL MOON IN R~. . E.~CIl ~fONT~. DEAD-Horatio N. Childers, M. M., and S. W. for current 6 months; July OFFICERS. 18,1850. CHARLES L. GILLASPIE, M. REINSTATED-Montgomery B. Mason, January 28,1850. REJEOTED-Jeffer:son Richey, passed the ballot box, but was refused when WILLIAM M. BILES, S. W. presented for initiation: aged about 30; about 5 feet 10 inches high; .tout built; LAWSON DEATLEY, J. W. blue eyes; rather light hair; heavy walk; residence, Hancock county; occupa D. S. LOCKRIDGE, SEC. ELIJAH R. WITHERS, Til. tion, farmer; July 22d, 1850. SUSPENDED-Thomas Withro;w., M. M., June 24,1850. Jonas B. SandeTF., W. S. MULHOLN, S. D. J. L. CAMPLEN,J. D. M. M., June 24,1850.; all for non-payment of dues. GEORGE EALES, S. &> T. INITIATIONS-7. PAST MASTERS-Charles L. Gillaspie, W. S. Mulholn, Myran North, T. A. Simpson, James Christian, W. W. Poster. MASTER MASONB-Albert Runnels, Green Scott, John H. Finch, Ja,mes P. Carter, E. E. Barnes, B. F. Utterback, W. S. Sharp, B. D. Lacy, T. W. Fleming, MINERVA LODGE, No. 116. Richard West, George Hamilton, Joseph A. Read. ·S'tA'rED lIIEETINGS, SATURDAY OF, OR PRECEDING FULL MOON IN EACH INITIATlONS-2. MONTH. IO"Dues $21-not paid. OFFICERS. LEWIS T. HAWKINS, M. WILLIAM H. ESTEP, S. W. 'VAYNE LODGE, No. 119. LITTLETON MINGEE, J. W. JAMES HENRY, SlIO. STATED MEETINGS, THE FOURTH MONDAY IN EACH MONTH. WILLIAM WINTER, Ta. OFFICERS. J. W. REYNOLDS, S. D. SAMUEL OWENS, M. .N. D. THOMAS, J. D. CHARLES B. BERRY, S. W. DAVID LOYD, S. &> T. CHARLES H. BUSTER, J. W. PAST MASTERS--Silas M.Johnaon. George C. Hager, AlfredSoward. HENRY W. TUTTLE, SlIC. MA.8TER MASONB-Thomas Mofford, John L. Tabb, John W. Terhune. HENRY GATEWOOD, Til. Rev. James Kendall. Coleman D. Brown. Jas. Boothe"Wm. W. Anderson. N. WALTER E. HALL, S. D. B. Worthington, Edward Robertson, J. W:. Graham, Abner Pepper, H. A. Har ISAAC N. SHEPHERD, J. D. get, Stokes Anderson, Jr., B. L. Baeoll, S. W. Robertson. Jas. MeDonald, Har JOlIN H. GODDARD, S. &: T. rison Louderback. PAST MASTERS-Braxton Carter, John Housseau, James H. West, Wm. H. ENTERED APPREN'l'lCE-Joseph Jones. Berry, Samuel Owens, WaHer E. Hall, George W. Ingram. SUSPENDED-C. H. D. Dowden, F. C., March 23d, 1850. MASTER MASONS-Martin Beaty, Hiram Phillips, John C. Lankford, Jas. EXPELLED-Jobn Boyd, M. M.; between 45 and 50; size over average; dark H. Meadows, Tipton M. Cooper, Thompson C. Bro'l1l'll, William M. Burton, Mat hazel eye; and sandy complexion; on the 22d day of December, 1850; for base t.hew N ~alc, James V. Warden, Milton P. Buster, James B. Berry, James P. Mc unmasonic conduct. Samuel Stewart, M. M.; agc between 25 and 30; Gill, John R. Henderson, Wm. W. Carter, John J. Garth, Marshall N. Hudson, blue eyes; light complexion; of large size; cause, for swindlillg, and other un Stephen Scott, Granville C. Ingram, John H. Phillips, Martin P. Sallee, Oliver masonic-conduct; on the 22d diLyof June, 1850. P. Hall, John 'r. Willlitc, James H. Bartleston. INITIATIONB-2. FELLOW CRAFTS-Ephraim L. Van Winkle, Alexander R. Bobbitt, George W. Carter, John T. Baker. ENTERED APPRENTICES-Addison Beaty, Shelby Stone, Rev. Michael Hufi'"ker, Napoleon B. Stone, James D. Oatts. INITIATlONB-30. 8~ 81 MILLS' POINT LODGE, No.. 120. ))'ELLOW clt~~FTS-Philip Read, Albert Thomas. Alexander H. Poston, STATED MEETINGS, SECOND MONDAY Qlo' EACU MONTH. ltev. Wm. H. MOI·riSon. ENTERED APPRENTICES-Allurew n. Daniel, Bedford P. Pool, Willian! OFFICERS. D. Grace, James It. Hayes, GC01'gc Rohnrt,oll, Rohert D. BKker. Edwarll P. To· JESSJ BRADFORD LODGE, No. 123. CADIZ LODGE, No. 121. STATED MBETlNG3, SECOND SATURDAY IN EACH MONTH. OFFICERS. STATED MEETINGS, FIRST SATURDAY IN EACH l\o10NTli. DURHAM E. SELLERS, M. OFFICERS. JOH1 dh,ton county, Ky.; oceupation, fflnll~r. Daniel :a-IeCarty; on the sec.oud ~atl!l" SAINT JOHN'S LODGE, No. !25. dny in Marell, 1850; aged 26 years; 5 fct't 10 inches high; light cQ.mplllxi01!; STATED MEETIXGS, 1,'RIDAY I'RECEDlXG FULL MOON .IN EACH MONTH, IIl1.lIdy hair; n.sidence, K4!nt.on county, ·Ky.; OC1;upation, farmer. OFFlCERS. SUSPENDED-Johll Harris, E. A., ou the second Saturday in June, for th OWENSBORO' LODGE, No 130. ENTERED APl}RE:\TICES~O('(). W.Hay, G. II. AJl\!Os, Ch/lS.).1. As1ll~y. rz:yre II. Woous, :STATED MEETL."I'GS, SECOND MONDAY AND SATURDAY NE..,(T PRECEDING THII . INITIATIONS-13. FOURTH MONDAY IN E.'\Ca MO~7U. OFFICERS. , .... JOHN J. DAVIESS, M. JAMES A. WILHITE, S. W. YOUNG LODGE, No. 132. REV. STEPHEN F. OGDEN, J. W. JAMES MAfHLL, SIW. <8TJ\.T~ MEETINGS, SECOND SATURDAY. ,AND ;FOURXH MONDAY.IN JAMES J. BOWLDS. Ta. );,\CI[ MONTH. JOHN D. MAltKS, S. D. () [<,FIGEl/H. WM. W. CHAMBERS, J. D. .fOHN DUNDA);. M. ELIUD MURRAY, S. &; '1'. 1'HOMAS B. MILLS, S. W. PAST MASTERS-WIll. W. Chambers, John J. Davies/!, Philip Triplcltt, Rev. JAMESP. HAMILTON, J. W. Stephen F. Ogden, James J. Bowlds, Rev. Stephen G. Marshall, Barnet Trible. Wl;LI.IA;M B. READ, SEC. MASTEIt MASONS-Rev. John Daviess,Rev. Ajax Triplett. James L. JOllD' JOHN MILLS .. Tn. ·son, John S. Ashby, Jospph Kelley, John G. M.cFarland, Wm. Newton, ChriRto. REUBEN BROWNFIELD, S. D.. flher D. Jackson, Benjamin Duncan, Will. H. Howard, Creed Burton, Rohert W. HENRY E. READ, J. D. Murray, Wm. P.Moberly, John Roberts, H. Trible, James Odiorne, Joseph How. DANIEL W. DYER, S. & T . .ell, Isaac H. ColJier, John Bristow, JMob Leffier, Peter Balee, Thomas C. :Mc PAST MASTERS-S. W. D. Stone, J. F. Ces.~na, Rev. W. L.lforris, Wi1lh.1ll Creery, Lewis F. Thizton, Hiram Ogle. Howell, Dn,·jd. J. Harris, John Duncan, Henry E. Road,Reuben Brownfield. FELLOW CRAFT-Sllmll('l Ryan. John Mills, Daniel W. Dyer, W.n. Read. ENTERED APPRENTICE-Geo1'ge W. Livingston. MASTER }lASONS-Samuel W-ilson, Wm. Robertson, H. J. Cline, D. IL DEAD-Peter S. Anderson, M. ~L, on the 4th January, 1850; aged 32 years. Ashcraf~, S. H. Dews, G"orgo W. Sallee, ReV'. '1'h08. J. Fislier. Jultn Doran, Will. T. Sbarp, M.M., on the 28th January, 1850; aged 56 yeal'3. Will. Bristow, Henry Nichola~, Robert. Williamson, O. E. Drown, Isaac Catlett, E. R. Burba, .JI:I. M., on the 31st January, 1850; aged 34 yeal's. Thomas Colswn, Rev. J es;;e P. ilryant, Rev. R. 'Vcnoy, B. F. Read, A. P. John REINSTATED-Thos. C.McCreery, on the 22d March, 1850. son. INITIATED-I. ENTERED APPRENTICE-William A. Harris . .IO"Dnes $24 75-lllltpaid. :REJEOTED-William A. Harris. E. A., (in the F. e. degree;) ;M ]eaTS old; fair complexion; ha'ir dark, and inclinded to curl; blu~ eyes; 5 feet 8 'rnches high; lives near Hodgenville, Larue connty, Ky.; follows for a livJllihotm, cigar I1jaking nlld selling goods. HICKMAN LODGE, No. 131. INITIATIONS-5. Itl' Dues $28 50-not paid. STATED MEETINGS, THE FIItS'1' MONDAY IN EACH MONTjJ. OFFICERS. JOHN T. MOORE, M. CLOVERPORT LODGE, No. lSa. ROBERT J. DODD, S. W. JOHN W. PINER, J. W. ,STATED MEETINGS, SECOND MONDAY AND FOURTH SATUR.DAY IN EltCH WILLIAM H. HUSBANDS, Sxc. IIIONTII. BENJAMIN M. HA'1'CH, '1'n. OFFICERS, CHARLES T. SEAY, S. D. WILLIS HAMBLETON, M. WM. W. SMITH, J. D. LEWIS FISHER, S.w.. GEORGE J. PENNY, S. &; '.l". G . ..o. SMART, J. \Y. PAST 1>fASTERS-Robert D. Bowmar, JolU) C. Ray, ,Clifton Brite, Elbert L. S. C. IJEWIS. f-1r:o. Watson, John W. Piner, Wm. H. Husbands. E. OBE'RDORFRR, Ta. MASTER MASONS-Abram P. Hall, Thomas Hales, John JlIuscovally, Tho. ALLEN .MURPHY, S. D. Neal, John Bry&TS, William Meslww, Harvey MIlSon, Dallid Hughes, EdwlII'd S. C. PATE, .r. D. Crosland, Wilson B. Walker, Nathan Wallis, Joseph Adams, Horace L. Bugg. JAMES .M. COOl'ER, 'L FELLOW CRAFTS-Thomas Willingllam, William B. Hall, Stephen Ray, 'PAST MASTERS-John C. Babbage, Lewis Fislier, P. V. Duncan, Augus • Richard Stroud, H. 'R. Puryear, William Dacus. .tine Lewis, .John C. Heist, Jacob ]I.!. Cooper, ,\'illis Hamblet9n. 94 9& M.\STER MASONS-Rev. J. D. Maitland, Charles Hawkins, A. J. Johnson, E!.PELLED'-James 1I. Dennis. F. C.• on the 3d Deeetnber, 1849: tor Ullrtlll.· John W. Johullon, John N. Lodwick, John W. Rail.!, Wwdson Wood, Will. }<'. sonic conduct allu gross immor!llitYl aged about 38 or 40 yeara; brown hllir; 'l'hurman, S. G. Scott,lthamer Smith, R. W. Murray, E. Fisher, W. Burlingame, 11eavy set, and weighs about 180 pounds; lias been a Methodist preaCher. and is Hardin Sanders, John T. Brown, Ja!ues M. Whiw, Ed. Hambleton, Wm. Head, llitill a member of UHl !Iethodist church; is quite fund of talking and argument, E. F. Townsend. .and very liable to get into uifficnlties alld law suits; residence, Gbent, Ky. FELLOW CRAFTS-N. B. Comstock, R. I'. Lightfoot, Jas. Isaac F. Keas. M. M.; on the 24th of August, 1850; for unmasouic llonduetand T. Moorman. gross immorality; he is from 38 to 40 years of age: about 6 feet high; sandy hail' ENTERED APPRENTICES-Charles J. Murray, Wm. Direxsoll. and light compleJfion; Vi'lry r~u in the face, anu pretty badly marked with small DEAD-Joseph T. Smith, M. M., 7th December, 1849. Charles Jennings, 12tJI pox; much in the habit of talking about his neighbors in a disrespeotful man· October, 1849. lIer; "cry loose in his manner of doing bu~intss; his occupation, farmer; Tesi· SUSPENDED-ItJ:.amer Smith, M. M.; for non·payment of fees and dues; the deuce, Carrolton, Ky. 24th June, 1850. Ed. }<'. Townsend, M. M.; for non'payment of fees and uues; INITIATIONS~4. 24th June, 1850. INITIATIONS--6. LICKING VALLEY LODGE, No. 135. ~ STA'fED ~IEETINGS) nRS1' SA'l'URDAY IN EACH MONTH, CARROLTON LODGE, No. 134. OFFICBRS. H. H. MAYO, M. STATED M£ETINGS, THE FUI.ST MONDAY IN EACH MONTH. M. P. SMITH, S. W. OFFICERS. w. W. BROWN, J. W. JOHN D. JONES, ~. L. SCIHtAAG. SEC. GEO. D. HINKLE, S. 'W.. :Ft. R SNODGRASS, 'f.8.. C. N. STRINGFELLOW, J. W. J. K. PENCE, S. D. A. H. LO'fHROP, Sxc. L, KELLY, J. D. FREDERICK CASSW ALL, TI!.. J. SNODGRASS. S. &:: ~. T. W. MINISH, S. D. PAST MASTERS,-H. H. Mayo, M. P. Smith, n. L. ltoss. George N. W. H. VANPELT, J. D. Doughty, R. F'. Randolph. Rev. W. M. Grubb~. F. M. GEIR, S. &; T. MASTER MASONS-E. E. Bowers, J. W. C. Clutter, J. W. Huft'mQ.!\ter. J. PAST MASTERS-Rev. Isaac Collard, J. D. Jones, U. C. Sherrill, Peter C. It MCArthur, L. H. Rugg,W. B. Shelden,J. N. Taliaferro,Rev. W. R. Babcock, .t\dIUl)8, .J. T. Jones. Rev. J. Berry, Wm. Walls, II. Ie. Lindsey, L. L. Lurton, R. H. Ha.yman. MASTER MASONS-Joseph Vance, Henderson Claxon, J. W. Root, G. W. FELLOW CRAFT-S. D. Holmes. Pulliam, R. R. Turner, L. B. Cogswell, J. J. Hayden, L. W. Taylor, James DEAD-John Doxoll, M. M., on the 3d day of S,'ptember. 1849. James Cup. Stringfellow, Timothy Ellis, C. F. Brower, M. W. Browlliski, Will. O'Neal. }l. M., on the 30th day of May, 1850. FELLOW CRAFTS-Robert B. Tate, John W. Ross. RE1NSTATED=W. B. Shelden, on the 11th day of Dec~mber,I849. ENTERED APPRENTICES-T. W. Ba.tes, ltcv. F. Bell, N. McGuire, Will. SUSPENDED'-J. H. S. DeCourcy, M. M., 011 the 25th of June. 1850; John B. Eblin, Christian Gingleoough. M. Morris, M. M., on the 26th or .JUIlC, 1850; John McLaughliu! F. C., on tho DEAD-John T. Violett. M; M., February 3, 1850; Ellis Armstrong, E. A .• 25th of June, 1850; all for nOIl·payment of Lodge dlles. July, 1850. EXPELLED-David F. Alexal:der, 1lI. lIf., on the 26th day of !<'ebruary,1850; REINSTATED-Peter C. Adams, M. M.• November 4,1849. for habitual intemperance, anu abanu')nm~nt of family; aged 35 years; about 5 REJECTED-Johu S. Craig; aged 21 years; occupation, cabinet makj)r; about fN,t 11 inches high; fail' complexion, blue eyes, occupation carpenter; resi 6 feet 2 inches high; light complexioll, with dark hair. THOMAS C. RINEHART, Sxc.· SMI'rHLAND LODGE, No. 138. MOSES OVERSTREET, '1'a. STATED lI-IEETINGS, ~'IRST MONDAY IN EACH MONTH. WILLIAM H. RAILEY, S. D. OFFICERS. JAMES DEVER, J. D. F. H. DAT.LAM, M. WILLIAM M. CHELF, S. & '1' JAMES BELL, S. W. PAST MASTERS-T. J. Batsell, James DevH, J6s. II. Allen, S. C. Brewer; JOSI:;PH L. BURGESS, J. W. :Moses Coppedge, Ohelf, Dan. Purdy, John H. Tucker. F. THOMAS CROKER, SliC. :MASTER }[ASONS:-B. F: Purdy, Jas. M. Armstrong, C. Bradsha'v, Geo. g. GEO. W. HAGEY, 'I'll.. Brown, F. H. Coppedgu, Perry Chelf, Berryman Elliott, M. P...Drye. H. B. nean. JAMES L. DALLAM. S. D. Wm. Dunn, J. A. Drye. N. H. Gartin, Tsaae Junes. Jesse McDanicr, J. 1I.Mouser, JOHN S. LEFLER, J. D. R. Prewitt, B'an. Slii-eeve, Travis Thornton, JaB. H. Tucker, Jr.• A. Ryder, Alson B. T. CROUCH, S. &; T. Rawlings. H. H. Rawlings. J. C. Rainey, D. A. H. Bracker. Well~, PAST MASTERS-Tholnas Croker, J. 13. Smith, G. D. Williamson, F. H. FELLOW ·CRAFTS-D. P. Starl•• Meredith Prewitt, Alvin Walston. EBTERED APPRENTICES-JereIili,trl Brown, Thomas Elliott., John A. Dallam. MASTEn. lIfASONS--E. P. Haynes, Robert G. Furgusun, C. H. Bailey, John Mnrrell. Tho. S. Purdy. W. Webb, James W. Huut, James Y. Williams, Jalll FELLOW CRAFTS-Henry BU~llil, Hugh Kirkwood, Rev. Aaron Moore, A. :PAST MASTERS-Goo. W. Crawford, Ceo.W. Roberts, J. W. Collins, T. J. K. Simons. ... Rood, J. J. Montgomery, Gp,o. W. Ward. ENTERED APPRENTIOES-L. H. Niblack, J. P. Bailey, James L. Niblack, MASTER MASONS-H. S. Booton, John P. Martin, A. J. Lansdown, Wil J. R. Nesbit, John S. Eaves, J-ames ~'I.. Nesbit, Pendleton Sisk, Rev. O. Collins. liam Kibbey, James Clark, Hiram Cook, John Krouse. Griffith Jones, M. M. JNITIA.TIONS-4. !lcnsley, J. D. Richards, Samuel Thompson, William Gay, J. S. Allen, J. W. ([J"Dues $34 50-n~t paid. Riley, S. !I. Goble, S. K. Montgomery. ENTERED APPRENTICES-P. B. Hord, Chus. Rice, John Wilson. DEAD-Walter Gore, E. A., August 3d, 1850. I!.EJECTBD-E. P. Davis; agcd 41 year~; about 5 feet 10 inches hig~; Rpara McKEE LODGE, No. 144. b,lilt; sandy hair; occupation tavern keeper and sheriff; on the 11th Folb., 1850• .SUSPENDED-Larkin Dawson, M. M., for ullmasonic -condud. m'A1'ED MIll'ETINGB, SATURDAY lI~FORE THE SECOND MONDAY IN EACIl INITIATIONS-il. MONTE!. OFFICERS. J, V. L. McKEE, M. JOHN PITMAN, S. W. MAYFIELD LODGE, No. 146.. R. OHLER, J. W. " CHRISTOPHER PITMAN, SEC. STATED MEETINGS, l'IRST AND THlRD MONAYS IN EACII MONTH. OFFICERS. JOHN FARRIS, Ta. W. M. CARGILL, M. GBO. B. BROWN, S. D. A. 1<'. WRIGH'l'. S. W. ISAAC BLIVINS, J. D. P. L. TALBERT. J. W. Wl![. H. WILSON, T. W. G. BLOUN'r, SEC. PAST MA.STERS--George P. Brown, J. V. L. McKee, J. C. Brown, G. G. J. G. EDENS, '1'11. Pearl. W. P. LEGON, S. D. MASTER MASONS-David T. Colyer, William S. Evans,G. W. Taylor. J. M. WHEELER, J. D. ENTERED APPRENTICES-William Mershon, Wm. H. Graves, James T. J. M. THOHAS, S .•!I; T. Slaughter, J ames Sparks. P·AST MASTERS-W. M. Cargill,J. G. Edens, F. It. Dallam. REJECTED-C. Carter, October 12,1849; aged 45 years; 5 feet 10 inches high; MASTER MASONS-R.H. Fristoe, J; M. Adams, T. B. Hendley, L. R. Wor light hair; blue eyes; occupation, saddler; residence, London, Laurel county, Ky. tham, D. Graham, A. Smith, J. Wilford, W. A. Higgins, C, J. Whitamore, T. A. T. Q. Carter, Oct. 12, 1849; age 28 years; 5 feet II inches high; light hair; blul'! Slayd'On, J. M. Coulter, J. B. Andcl'l\on, J. N. Beadles, R. K. Williams, R. T. Ely C. HOLTON, TR. IIOLLO\VAY LODGE, No. 153. V. R. WASHBURN, S. D. B't'A1'ED ilfEETIt-GS, SATURDAY PRECEDING FULL MOON IN EACH MoMH' , J. B. SMI1'H, J. D. OFFICERS. M. RICH, S. & 'I'. VIETT HEES, M. PAST MASTERS-O. J. Linds\lY, V. R. Washburn. ISAAC TERHUNE, S. W. MASTER MASONS-S. C. Sayers, H. Sayers, H. Hudson, W. H. Elstner, A. N. W. HARRIS, J .• W. Kyes, J. W. Finley, C. Brownfield, J. Brown, ,Yo Bl'Own, H. Bird, E. Sanders,. WIll. S. BELL. SEC. R. A. Diokerson, J. C. Elstner, J. E. Penick, O. H. P. Ingram,N. McClure,W. H. T. WILSON, 'I'lL S. Finnel, W. J. Penick, J. D. Rich, J. W. Bate.;;, S. G. Washburn, H. G. Fry, T. JOHN VAUGHAN, S. D. P. Hendersou, H. Steen, J. H. Beliew, J. H. Blll'k"l', C. C. Stephenson, J. S. Deall, ASA D. SANDERS, J. D. W. C. Bagby, A. F. Monroe, E. W. Northcut, W.D. Carpenter, T. M.Mcl}her~on. .TA!llES lI1AUZEY, S. &; T. FELLOW CRAFTS-G. Brooks: T. M. Kize, C. P. Massey. , . PAST· }IASTERS-Rev. S. Garfield, H. T. Wilson, A. Doggett, Vl-aLt Reese. ENTERED APPRENTICES-W. D Swan, G. L. Huey, T. B. Thorpe, L. MASTER MASONS-Hardiman Beard, Benjamin'Hollnlld, . John R. Peters,. C. Barker. John W. Tanner, Wm. H. H. Moss, Micha~l Rees, P. T. Hardin, F. A. Hawkins, DEAD-O. S. Barker, M. M.; on the 10th of Decemb~r. George North, Turner Woodward, Alcxand~r Donaldson, Zaobariah Moreland, REJECTED-J. T. Hall; of dark complexion; about 5feet 4 inches high; 25 John R. Beard, Thomas Je5ter, Uriah S. Washbl1rn, Milton H. Myers, Sanford years of age; occupatiou, a school teacher. Hendrix, H~nry A. Rice, Walter Prater, John Marnen, Daniel Wilsoll, Jllmes V. R. Beliew; about 5 feet 10 inches hig)l; of thin visage; dark hair; 21 years Harris, James .Finley, Edward MOl'lHm, Mathias Chrisman, Robert Day, John of age; occupation, a stone mason. Robey. James Martin: about 6 feet high; stout made; of dark complexion; 26 yOlli'S of ENTERED APPRENTICE-Hiram Sanders. age; occupation, a laborer. REINSTA1'ED-Benjamin Sanders, M. M., on tho 17th August, 1850. INlTIATlONS-16. REJECTED-Moses Hull; on the 2:ld February, 1850; abotlt 35 years of agej () feet 9 or 10 inches high; light hair, blue eyes, .and fall' skin; rE'sidence, near Sherburn, Fleming county, Ky.; occupation, a farmer. Ssmuel Sanders; on the 24th November, 1849; about 24 years of age; 5 feet 9 or 10 inches bigh; thin LAFAYETTE LODGE, No. 151. visage; weight about 140 pounds; residence, near Sherburn, Fleming county, STATF..D MEETINGS, FIRST SATURDAY IN EACH MONTH. Ky.; occupation, a farniel', SUSPENDED-Bl)lIjamin Sanders, lIf. M., Oil the 29th September, 1849, for OFFICERS. grosFI unmasonic conduct. A. J. FUQUA, M EXPELLED-Jobn Rice, E. A.; 011 tbe 2:ld Fcbrmu'y, 1850; his age about 40 C. B. HALL, S. W. years; light hair, rath~r inclined to grey; bille eyeR; fair complexion;-very red F. B. WmTE, J. W. in the facf; about 5 feet 10 in~he~ hig!l; residence, Bath county, Ky.; occupa· W. M. GREENWOOD, SEC. tion, a farmer; for speaking in disre.•pcctful 8tyle of Masonry, and other gross T. J. FUQUA, TI~. Immasonic conduct. Y:E. WATSON, 8. D. INITIATIONS-lO. R. J. COOPER, J. D. J. P. FLINT, S. & T. PAST MASTERS-B. J.Hinton, W. M. Greenwood, H. S. Sypert, J. P. Fliflt, Y. E. Watson, C. B. Hall. A. J. Fuqua. BROOKSVILLE LODGE No. 154, MASTER MASONS-M. Boyd,J. T. Williams, J. D. Clardy, Tho.:C.Hewell, 1 James Carter, H. M. Grant, J. Wimberly, B. P. Shl'yer, W. B. Walker, J. C. IITATED MEETINGS, TilE SATURDAY SUCCEEDING THE FULL MOOli IN Wooten, Andrew Boyd. EACH MONTH. , FELLOW CRAF1'S-W. F. Boswell, Wm. Dunwoddio, Tho. S. Boyd, J. H. OFFICERS. Longmire. JAMES M. LUCAS. M. ENTERED APPRENTICES-A. A. Green, Samuel Osborn, S. G. Sypelt, M. ANDREW J. 1'HOMPSON, S. W. E. McKenzie. BENJAMIN C. WEST, J. W. INITIATIONS-S. WIlL II. GILL, SEC. UDues $27 75-not paid. PATRICK H. CLAYTON, Ta. .TAMES M. BROWNING, S. D. WILLIAM FALLIN, J. D. GEORGE ADAMSON, S. & T. 14 IOE; 107 PAST MASTERS-James M. Lucas. John N. Furber. .JA:l-lE" B. BENNETT. 'h. MASTER MASONS--Rev. P. Y .. Ferrce, David A. Weavcr, Richartl J. Hugh WILLIAM H. MILLEn. S. D. ey, Samuel L. Marshall, Morgan Young, William R. Hamilton, John Corlis, Pe ALEX. n. BAmD, .J. D. teI' Demoss, William A. Moore, Francis M. Pearl, James Douovan, Rev. J. C. JOSHUA ROW, S. & '1'. Miner, John T. Sullivan, Edward Artsman, George M. 11. Linn, R. A. Strouve, PAST MASTERS-William J. Berry, 'fhomas C. Taylor, Rich'd L, Walker, Uriah Haffield, Thomas Perkins, M. Y. Sullivan, AUR.tin Sullivan. John W. Lewis. SUSPENDED-Alfred MUlTay, E. A., for non-payment of dues; on the 6th of MASTER MASONS-Quintus C. Shanks, John P. McCall, George Dennett, October,1849. Elbridge Waller, E. A., for non-paymeut of dues; on' the 6th of • Elisha M. Ford, Willia.n .r. Edson, Remus Gibson, Charles W. Hunter, Henry Oc.tober, 1849. O. S. Burdick, M. M., fOl' non-payment of dues; on the 6th of Thompson, Rev. John J. Sigler, Wm. H. Hines, Jonathan Hoover, A. B. Baird. October,1849. Wm. Douglass, 'lI. M.,. for unmasonic couduct; on the :!9th~f ENTERED APPRENTICES-Benjalllin R. Briggs, RIW. Paschal L. Towns. June, 1850. DEAD-Tho!nas Lawtoll, M. M., all t.he 16th February, 1850. George It. Bell, INITIATIONS-4. M. M., on the 5th August, 1850. SUSDENDED-Cypriall habet. M. lIf., for non-payment of dues, on the 3d JUIlC, 185U. N. E. Cornell, E. A .• fur non-payment of dues, on the 3d June. 1850. BULLITT LODGE, No. 155. ~4 IN1TIATIONS-25. STATED MEETINGS, FIRST AND SECOND SATURDAYS IN EACH MONTH. !J::?Dues $51 75-not paid. OFFICERS. LORENZO HOGLAND, M. WILHITE CARPENTER. S. W. JOSEPH'F. BURKHEAD, J. W. . LOVELACEVILLE LODGE, No. 157. R. F. SAMUELS, SEC. W. B. HOLSCLAW, Ta. STATED MEETINGS,. SECOND MONDAY AND .FOURTH SATURDA Y IN EACH AlIOS ANDERSON, S. D. MONTH, JOSEPH F. PORTER, J. D. OFFICERS. FREDERICTRAYIS, S. & T. ALEXA",DER HALL, lIf. PAST MASTERS-Rev. G. W. Miles, Amos Anderson, F. Maraman. .JOHN W. MAHAN, S. W. MASTER MASONS-B. F. Summers, Joscph F. Burkhead, Gcorge W. Mar JOHN B. NUCKOLLS, J. W. aman, Sen., A. S. Purdy, Michael Troutmari, Wesley Phelps, Thomas. Phelps, CHARLES H. GREENWOOD, SEC, Isaac Smith, M. O. Wade, Thomas J. Joyce, James Y. Pope, G. W. Maraman, SAMUEL WILSON, '1'r.. Jr., James W. Simmons, Henry Trunnell, D. L. Brooks, Samuel Neill, R. J. NEHEMIAH WILLIAMS, S. D. Stoner) A. C. Ewing, G. W. Bowman, Fred. Harshfield, James Vanzant, Robert J.O.ALLCOCK, J. D. Brashear, E. H. Summers, W. W. Swearingen, A. Shawler, N. W. Gatton, H. J. GEORGE A. HEARD, S. & T. Craycroft, A. C. Kennison, S. C. Beard, Isaac Purcell, Levi Magruder, George W. PAST MASTERS--James M. lnge, n. Bourland, C. H. Greenwood, N~hemi Simmons, B. B. Wooton, C. C. Burch, S. R. Samuels, Charles Lee, James W. ah Williams, William J. Watkins. Ridgway, John Schader. Peter Troutman, S. J. Stallings. MASTEn MASONS-B. B. Allcock, M. '1'. Shelbern, Benjamin Griffith, R.. FELLOW CRAFTS-Lloyd Friddle. John T. Swearingen. B. Moore, .Joseph Bristoc, G. W. Smith, John H. Claunch, James Dent, Wm. S. ENTERED APPRENTICES-William P. Simmons, H. Clay Crist. KceuOllgh, Will. H. gcall, Thus. Taylor, J. G. Deicher, Rev. n. N. Calvert, John REJECTED-Squire Shain; aged 26 years; residcnce, !line milciJ south of Williallls. Shepherdsville; occupation farmer; on the 16th February, 1850. FELLOW CnAF1'--Snmud llahan. INITIATIONS-19. ENTERED APPRENTICES-John D. Smith, C. P. Ray. REJECTED-J. D. Martin; about 50 y(·ars of age; weighs about 185; about 6 feet high; he has one eye out; resiucnce Dallard county, Ky.; by occupation, a physician; on the 9th of February, 1850. HARTFORD LODGE, No. 156. SUSPENDED-Freeman Belcher; for mistreating his wife,. and other unma STATED MEETINGS, THE FIRST MONDAY IN EACH MONTf1. Bonic conduct; on the 2d day of lI1ay, 1850; he 'Was suspended for 15 years. OFFICERS. . INITIATIONS-12. WILLIAM J. BERRY, M. RICHARD J•. WALKER, S. W. • .... THOMAS J. HENDERSON, J. W. THOMAS C. TAYLOR, SEC lOS 1 O~i BEDFORD LODGE, No. 158. H.EJIWTED-l'. w. eopp"r~, Oil :1.ppli~atioll I" 11e rc:illslatcd, 011 tile :lOll. July. STATED MEETINGS, TilE SECOND MONDAY IN EACH MONTH. SUSPENDED--I'. W. Copper". M. M., on the 24tb July, (reinstatecl hy OFFICERS. Grand JAldgc;) M. Campbell, M. M., on the 24th July; N. Walker, M. M., on NATHAN PARKER, M. tho 24th July; all for the lloll·apyment of dues. P. DYKINS, S. W. EXPELLED-James Duckley, M. M.; aged about 30; 5 feet Gi.llch~s in height; W. D. RAY, J. W. for gross unma50nic condl1ct; on'the25th September, 1849. 1<'. DUNCAN, SEC. INITIAl'IONS-ll. ISAAC JOHNSON, Tn.. WILI,rAM C. BARCLAY, S. D. GEORGE W. MILLER, J. D. F. E. SKIDMORE, T. J:' . DEVOTION LODGE, No. 160. I--I..N.~C:~\U &.~"...V PAST MASTERS-A. W. Bart.lett, Ransom Hundley, Jasse Connell, Nathan =- STATED MEETINGS, FIRST AND TnIRD THURSDAYS OF EACH MONTFI. Parker. OPFICERS. MASTER MASONS-Wm. Samuel, Reuben Duncan, A. H. Talbott, R. B. 1lI. C. BROWNING, M. Gray, Conway Nugent, W. A. Moreland, Jas. W. Saunders, Jo'"ph C. F. JOHN HOLLAND, S. W. A. Adams, Geo. W. Pryor, Benj. P. Connell. Robert Anderson, James Yager, E. R. M. ADAMS, J. 'N. D. Gillum, W. P. Caplinger, H. L. Lnne, Daniel Mitchell. J. L. KE.MP, SEC. FELLOW CRAFTS-Thomas Young. Willis Duncan, James N. Caplinger. R. D. PAnKER, Tn. ENTERED APPRENTICES-T. P. A. Bibb, ,John W. Co]emall. John G. T. J. MOORE, S. D. Cline, Giles S. Connell. G<.>orge Chrisman, Geo. Givens, W. H. Hill, W. Vawlers, J. M. BRUCE. J. D. T. B. Yonng, Rev. Allen Hudson, John Maddox. JAMES KRUSOR, S. & T. DEAD-George Ray, M. M., 25th May, 1850. PAST MASTERS-R. D. Parker, D. C. Wickliffe, J. L. Kemp, C. J. Hutch· EXPELLED-John F. Butler; aged 36 years; occupation, a farmor; fol' gross Inson. ullmasonie conduct. MASTER :MASONS--O. H. 1'. Beard. J05. Grauman, Hugh Jet~l', CllSper J(1. INITIATIONS-l3. sepllsoll, Bcnj. Kt'rr, N. Tl. S<"'tt, Ed. Oldham, II. D. Payne, A. Rice, William Crutchfield. A. Davidsoll, JOhl1 Bmdshaw, S. L. Wilmott, Joseph Eunis, J. B. Cooper, Gt'Orge C:Bain, J. W. Clark, J. Rich, E. A. Drown, D. Burbane, Wright Merrick, O. Anderson, C. F. Meyer, H. T. Fox, H. W. Bou\lt, J. MaUll. COL. CLAY LODGE,·No. 15~. FELLOW CRAFTS-R. A. Athey, Ed. Young. STATED MEETINGS, FOURTH TUESDAY OF EACH MONTIf.~ ENTERED APPRENTICE-C. McFarland. OFFICERS. INITIATIONS-IO. C. B. SANDFORD, M. W. M. CHAMBERS, S. W. B. w. FOLEY, J. W. WILLIAM GILLESPIE, SEO. WINGATE LODGE, No. 161. A. EVANS, TR. STATED MEET[NGS, TilE FJRi'iT AND 'r[JIRD THURSDAYS IN EACH MONTH. L. C. RANKIN, S. D. OFFICERS. C. W. STEWART, J. D. JAMES G. DALE};, M. J. P. McLAUGHLIN, S. & T. L. n. GAIWETT. S. W. PAST MASTERS-W. M. Chambers, C. B. Sandford, \Y. H. Glore, Jacob ROBERT A. BALL, J. W. Sellars, J. P. McLaughlin, Pcleg Kidd. HORACE B. OLIVER, SE(). MASTER MASONS-R. Case, J. B. Jones, T. J. Holton, J. Galbraith, S. T. 'I'HOMAS E. C. BRINLY, TK. Wall, J. H. McGI&l!Son, Samuel Holden,Sim. Stansifer, J. H. Birge, J. K. Train. JOHN W. GOODNIGHT. S. D. er, Wm. Callant, O. G. Bargen, Benjamin Young, A. Ambrose, C. P. Galbraith, WILLIAM M. HARRIS, J. D. L. B. Tennant, J. K. Lemaire, R. M. Withers. BENJAMIN WHI1'E, S. &; T. FELLOW CRAFTS-A. P. Rose, John L. Eggleson. PAST MASTERS-Horace B. Oliver, Walter E. Po'\\'(!nt, Hervey Shanks, ENTERED APPRENTICES-H. C. Harris, David Groves, P. F. Brown. John R. Russell, Allen T. Kirk. DEAD-H. J. Poor, M. M., on the 11th June, 1850. MASTER .MASONS-Thomas Smith, Jr., George Huason, James Williams, REINSTATED-L. Duley, M. M., on the 4th September, IS4!). Joel Daleo, Jr., Zimri TntG, .Tames H. Finley, Andrew S. Wallace, J. M. Buchan. 110 111 011, ltichlu·J Oglesby, Thomas Caplinger, Taudy K. Allen, Tltolnas H. WddJ, ROBERT BURNS LODGE, No. 163. James L. Russ~ll, Wait"r O. Dl'ake, N. Orosuy, Stephen P,!n,;e, James lIuglles, ~ Richard O. Hudson, Wm. G. Scott, James Pcerc!), n. S. ShdbOllrnc, Joshua STATED MEETINGS, EVE1l.Y WEDNESDAY EVENING. nrO\VII, n. n. Grady, R. A. Hunter, Will. L. JOIlC~, \Vellington McMann, John OFFICERS. Brillly, Jcptha Shollse, John i:>tcaley, AlIcnlHclInllll. John McNeal, CJ.adus W. CHAltLES TANNEn, :M. Dorsey, Samul' PaST MASTERS-Elisha M~on, John F. Joseph 1:r. :£fawl[iIlS, MASTER MASONS-Daniel Cunningham, Rev. A. H. Coopllr. Thomas Oorwin. FELLOW CRAFTS-Rev. W. M. Cook, John Lockhead. MASTERMASONS--Geo. W. Berry, MorLimel' D. MarLin, Alf,ed D. Maore, ENTERED APPRENTICE-Levin S: Goodrich. John H. Webb, John Jones, Robinson Jones, Henry Sellars, Wesley Howard, REJEOTED-John I.8no; on the'9UI of March, 1850; 29 years old; 5 feet 11 James Terry, Samuel Beard. inohes high; weighs auout 160 pounds; very pl'Ominent Roman nose; light hair; FELLOW ORAFT-Johll W. Adams. blue eyos; residence, 'j'cllllcssec Holling Works; occupation, iron shearcr; formeI" ENTERED APPRENTICE-Virt.,cr S. AsUury. lya private in U. S. An"y. Thollln.~ S. Kimbrough; on the 13th of July, 1850; l!' JOPPA LODGE, No. 167. OLDHAM LODGE, No. 169. STATED MEETINGS, ON THE SECOND SATURDAY OF EACH MONTH. STATED MEETINGS, SECOND AND FOURTH MONDAYS OF EACH MONTH. OPFICERS. OFFICERS. SIMEON LEONARD. lL BRENT HOPKINS, M. WILLIAM H. DOBBS, S. W. W. W. MORLAN, S. W. 'I'HOMAS D. LEONARD, J. W. WM. BARNHILL, J. W. F. P. BUCIrNER, SEC. THORNTON TIUPLETT, SEC. GEORGE W. HILLMAN, Tn. GRO. W. TURNHAM, Tn. 8POTSFORD H. MOSELY, S. D. CHARLES B. l'A'I"l'ON, S. D. SIMON T. BANISTER, J. D. JOHN If. BA.IWOUll., J. D. WESLEY W. ELLIS, S. &; T. THORNTON A. JONES, S. &; T. PAST MASTERS-Daniel Hillman, Ed. Taylol', Geol'~') W. Hillman, Simeon PAS'!' MASTERS-A. M. Gazlay, Rev. Wm. Leigh, Thornton Triplett. L€ollaru. MASTER MASONS-E. A. Grant, Lewis W. Morlan, John W. Buford, B. H. 15 114 115 Ballard, Wm. H. Kalfus, Thomas J. Bain, James Head, Jr., Francis M. Barbour, E. T. Berry, Robert Taliaferro, S. P. Bryan, Henry K. Hitt. ENTERED APPltEN'l'ICES-Jullll Nichol, A. BI'and, A. F. ROSI, James FELLOW CRAFT-J. J. Belwood. Edwards, John Rupard. REJECTED-S. LOVA; about 38 yearn of age; about 5 feet 10 inches high; ENTERED APPRENTICES:-Daniel Austin, John W. Button, R. W. Taylor, G. W. Jones. . spare made; of sanguine temperament; residence, Weakly county, Tennessee; INlTlATIONS--5. occupation, a farmer. EXPELLED-John W. Clanton, M. M.; aged about 45 yeara; 5 feet 8 or 9 inches high; of bilious t.:mpcrament; for intemperance, profanity, and abuse of his family; on the 17th day of April, 1850. JNITIATIONS-2. . MILLBURN LODGE, No. 170. lO"Dues $33-not paid. STATED MEETINGS, SECOND MONDAY IN EACI! MON:.rIl • OFFICERS. THOMAS SANFORD, M. REUBEN GEORGE, S. W. COLUMBUS LODGE, No. 173. MATTHEW CUMMINS, J. W. STATED MEETL.'iGS, THIRD MONAY IN EACH MONTH. olORN M. FLINT, SEC. OFFICERS. HERMON REID, Tit. CHARLES Q. THOMAS, B. D. ROBERT K. WALKER, M. DANIEL CAVE, J. D. JAMES M. MOORE, S. W. SILAS REDDICK, S &; T. RIOHARD N. LESTER, J. W. PAST MASTERS-J8llles B. Quigley, T. M. Horn, J. R. Wilson, Thomas JOHN G. RAMSEY, SEC. Sanford, James D. Breokinridge, John M. Flint. WILLIAM COOK, Ta. MILTON H. WRIGHT, S. D. MASTER MASONS-C. R. Pile, A. J. Warden,J. W. James, Rev. J. Burk RICHARD E. COOK, J. D. head, R. T. Millburn, James F. Peebles, Barrett McGruder, S. T. Porter, E Jackson. WILLIAM JEFF WALKER, S. &; T. PAST MASTERS--William Jeff Walker, Nicholas M. Kerr, Newton E. FELLOW CRAFTS-Joseph Furguson, James Bolinger, William Tolly, Richard Rite. Wright, Robert K. Walker. ENTERED APPRENTICE-James L. Gray. MAS'fER MASONS-Joseph ThomM, Price Edrington, William B. Porter, INlTIATIONS-U. David N. DodsolJ, John M. Robinson, James S. McClure, James P. Walker, Neal Cayce, John F. JOlles, William S. Johuson, Elijah Ramsey, James M. Pil. low, J. E. Spott, L. W. Gunther, William K. Young, James H. House. Hugh Nelson. FELLOW CRAFTS-George King:, Thomas A. Broach, James M. Henderson. ROBERTS LODGE, No. 172. ENTERED APPRENTICE-Robert S. J ohn&on. STATED MEETINGS, TRIED WEDNESDAY IN EACH MONTH. DEAD-Henry Johnson, K A.; January 8th,1850. OFFICERS. 'SUSPENDED-Jesse Thetford, E. A., by order of Lodge. {or non·payment of S. F. MORSE, M. dues; May 20th, 1850. John Reese, E. A., for non-paymeat of dues; 13enjamin J. H. NICHOLS, S. W. F. Edrington, for non·payment of dues. A. D. I.EACH, J. W. EXPELLED-George Chapman, E. A.• for unmasoaic conduct; May 20th, 1850; occupation, school teacher; aged 35 yeal'll; about 5 feet 8 inches high; T. L. MORSEr Sxe. G. W. BEARD, Tit. sandy hair; florid complexion; hazle eyes; Roman nose; fnIl face; square built; JESSE THOMAS, S. D. weighs about 160 Ibs.; when last heard of was in Missouri. A. EDWARDS, J. D. INITIATIONS-4. ISAAO LITTLE, S. '" T. PAST MASTERS-S. F. Morse, Rev. F. E. Roberts. MASTER MASONS-Rev. R.lf. Searcy, John Frost, J. I? Scofield, Re". J. P. Stan1ield, M. D. Thomas, J. M. McAlister, Rev. Jesse Edwards, P. Wright, W. C. Fleming, Rev. C. B. Hodges, Rev. R. A. Blakey, A. B. Beadles, B. F. Carr, John Boatick, T. J. Champion, J. M. Reese, W. C. Stovall. FELLOW CRAFTS-C. Y.Gray,JoelJohns. 1I6 11i ht," ... GOOD SAMARiTAN LODGE, No. 174. FELLOW CRAFT-John J. Charlton. ~ ENTERED APPRENTlCE-M. G. Haillcs. STATED MEETINGS, ON MONDAY NIGHT OF EVERY WEEK. DEAD--John 13. Curd, P. M., 011 the 7th day or Augnst. OFFICERS. INITIATIONS-3. MICHAEL B. JOHNSON, M. !lJ'Dues $18 _75-uot paid. DAVID G. RIDGELY, S. W. HENRY F. TURNER, J. W. JOHN R. HENESEY, SEG. EDWIN RICHARDS, Tn. OXFORD LODGE, No. 176. THOMAS H. JOHNS, S. D. FREDERICK GERBEI1, ,1. D. STATED MEE'rINGS, SECOND SATURDAY IN EACH MONTH. CHARLES RErD, S. & 'I'. OFFICERS. PAST MASTERS-Rev. William H. Anderson, Jeptha Dudley, M. B. John. R. H. PARKS, M. son, A. F. Jones, Samuel D. McCullough, C. C. Rogers, George C. Venable, Oh. DAVID EMISON, S. W. H. Wickliffe, R. T. S. Cloud. C. A. WARD, J. W. MASTER MASON'S-Wm. W. Ater, Harvey R. Brown, George M. Brown, J. H. JUETT, SEC. E. X. Bedwell, Marcus Buchanan, Charle!3 W. Uullen, John Chisham, Robert MOSES RISK, Til.. Oampbell, J. W. Oannon, John DeGarvis, Joseph Finley, Wlil. H. Fox, Charles M. llA1l.KLEY, S. D. O. Gibson, Henry Hardesty, J ohn Xa.~tle, William Luxon, Alex. McC\1rdy, M. W. J. BROWNING, J. D. Miller, Wm. A. R. Moore, William H. Newberry, Ricl:.ard H. Offutt. S. Woodson J. SHEELY, S. & 'I'. Price, Lewis Pigg, James L. Rico, Thomas Ross, E. B. }lee(l, William Stovens, PAST MASTER--J. H. Juett. Wm. Sinclair, Paul Seltmidt, S. Peter Scott, E. C. Salisbury, Philip Symmonds, MASTElt MASONS-B. F. }~Ilin.tt, J. Hamilton, C. Hamilton, J. E. Cannon, Mahlon Pruden, Thomas W. Whitney. James Cavender. M. Minteer, M. O. Oxley, '1'. Weakley, G. Cox, W. P. Sharp, FELLOW CRAF'l'-Robert McElhinny, A. Williams, J. Bailey, 13. C. Keene. ENTERED APPRENTICES-William S. Simpson, George W.Hall, Thomas FELLOW CRAFTS-William Penn, W. A. Sllivelv. W. Reid, Asa Eden. . ENTERED APPRENTICES-Wm. H. Gano, And;ew J. Gano, F. A.Ireland. DEAD-Arthur Reese, M. M., late Seniol' Warden of 174, December 29, 1849. DEAD-Wm. P. Hamilton, M. M., on th<.l9th June, 1850. David Murray, M. M., Augllst 5, 1850. INITIATIONS-7. REINSTATED-Mahlon Pruden, M. M., April 29, 1850. INITIATIONS-17. SIMPSON BENEVOLENT LODGE, No. 177. STATED MEETINGS, SECONIJ' SATURDAY IN EACH MONTI!. CURD LODGE, No. 175. OFFICEUi. STATED MEETINGS, SATURDAY PRECEDING THE SECOND MONDAY IN EACH /' SANDFORD DUNCAN, IvI. MONTH. Wb!. H. HUGHLETT, S. W. OFFICERS. WM. B. JONES. J. W. JOHN G. LAIR, M. R. D. SALMONS, SEC. REV. M. G. McALlSTER, S. W. J. W. MOORE. Ta. W. W. HALEY, J. W. .1AMES HARRIS, S. D. E. D. PORCH; SEC. R. L. DOUTHETT.J. D. M. SINGLETON, 'I'll.. J. C. FINDLEY, S. & T. A. NEWNAM, S. D. MASTER MASONS-John C. Mo.ICreary, Th09. S. Maliin, Rev. James A. WM. DENHAM, J. D. Chase, George W. Duncan, D. Hail, n. W. Vinyard, Anderson Johnson, Re\'. M. J. W. HAIL, T. C. Rowlalld, Robert Bryan, Samuel R. Hope, John Hoy, Daniel W. Smith, Rev. PAST MASTERS-M. Adams, J. S. Dutton, Will. Denham, J. M. Perkin~, John N. Woodson, C. D. Hunt, C. '1'. Eubank. John Copland, W. Chaney, W. J. W. Hail, E. D. Porch. T, Copland, H. Dawson, Wm. Stringer, John A. Carter, Thomas BeaUChamp, MASTER MASONS-Rev. Daniel Buckner, Rev. H. F. Buckner, Rev. Wm. E. D. Solomon, A. S. Huston, E. N. Mitchell, J. A. Cha.pman, Rey. S. Hargiss. Nikirk, Rev. H. MeBurris, Warren Elliot, Wm. M. Fox, 'l'honlas Reed, Will. FELLOW CRAFTS-P. H. Boisseau, James Copland. Harvey, John Fitzpatrick, R. B. Woods, H. G. 118 lUJ ENTERED APPREN'rICES-E. F. Bunch, B. W. Hl>il, Will. Aspley, James H. Aspley, Thos. J. White, Garland W. Shackleford. PAST MASTERS-Rev. George L. Rogers, Nathaniel P. Saunders. I MASTER MASONs.:-J ohn R. Burch, Griffith Crume, Alfred M. Carnes, Sam. REJECTED-George H. Milligan, Dec. 26, 1849; aged about 40 years: fair complexion; red head; about 5 feet 10 inches high; residence, Frnnklin, Ky.; Caruthers, David R. Foreman, Joseph R. Fleachous, Abraham H. Funk, Joseph occupation,livery stable keeper. Hough, Rev. Elijall Sutton, Rev. Geo. W. Crumbaugh, John M. Pound, Jacob N. S. L. Murrell, June 22d, 1850; aged about 30 years; sandy hair; black eyes: Boswell, Joseph T. Phillips, Nathan Kendall, Wlllil\m Hendrix. about 5 feetS inches high; residence, SImpson county, Ky; occupation, a preach. FELLOW CRAFTS-E. C. Dyer, Levi J. Troutman, William F. Crume. er of the gospel. ENTERED APPRENTIOES-Lilburn Wilkersol1, Alexander J. Beard, Jas. Wm. J. Williams, M. M., July 13,1850; aged 57; large, well looking man; M. Crume, Christopher Wethers, Thurston W. Feirier. well·informed; dark bair, but somewhat grey; about 5 feeL 10 inches lligh; resi REJECTED-Peyton H. Wells; aged 49 years; 5 feet 10 or 11 inches high; dence, Simpson county, Ky.; occupation, school wacher and surveyor. slender made; long thin visage; residence, Spencer county, Ky.; occupation, 11; INITIATIONS-HI. (armer; on the 12th day of January, 1850. INITIATIONS-14. TOMPKINS LODGE, No. 178. MAJOR BARBOUR LODGE, No. 181. STATED MEETINGS, THE SECOND MONDAY IN EACH MONTH. ~ OFFICERS. STATED MEETINGS, THE SECOND AND FOURTH MONDAY 11)1 ~hUH. mUI)IU1. JAMES F. KEEL, M. OFPICERS. JOHN P. MONROE, S. W. JOHN W. TYDINGS, M. ROBERT S. DOUGHERTY, J. W. JORDAN HALL, S. W. JOHN M. SHIRLEY, SE~. C. C. WELLS, J. W. BENNET o'NEALE, Ta. W. W. METCALFE, SEC. JOHN B. TADLOCK, S. D. L. McKAY, Jr., TIt. OTHO NAYLOR, J. D. T. J. MAYNARD, S. D. JOHN S. COLEMAN, S. &; T. HENRY SMITH, J. D. PAST MASTERS-William Neal, John M. Shirley, John P. Monroe, Asahel W. SWEETS, S. & T. Douglass, Robert S. Dougherty, Alfred Tyler, Weeden S. Yates, James F. Keel, PAST MASTERS-J. Randolph Finley, W. M. Powell, James C. Bailey. W. Thomas E. Newman. • F.BrowD. MASTER MASONS-B. A. Wheat, Joseph B. Stockton, Thomas H. Hord, MASTER MASONS-Wilsoll Samuels, W. A. Hickmnn, D. Glessner, P. Hig William W. Clack, John'M. Dickerson, Jerman B. Morris, David C. Hardy, Johu don, John N. L. Talbot, C. E. Nourse, John Payne, H. Stringfellow, H. H. L. Wilcoxen, Felix Turner. Wiseheart, John A. Sicbman, John C. Talbot, James L. Oaruthers, William Mc· FELLOW CRAFT-Fountain B. Pace. Quoin, Jr., Rev. J. J. Ferree. ENTERED APPRENTICES-Jl1sepll Terry, Preston R. Blltler, A. M. Jones. FELLOW CRAFTS-Hatzel F. Jennings. PorterJ. StoDer. DEAD-Abner H. Anderson, 011 the 18th October,l849. ENTERED APPRENTICEB-Joseph Hart, Jonathan Cox, Wm. Russell, INITIATlONS-6. Thomas F. Shanks, Dorsey Beeler, P. B. Muir, A. G. Botts. INITIATIONS-18. SALT RIVER LODGE, No. 180. ALLENSVILLE LODGE, No. 182. STATED MEETINGSr SECOND AND FOURTH SATURDAYS IN EACH MONTH. OFFICERS. STATED MEETINGS, FIRST THURSDAY OF EACH MONTH. EDWARD HESSEY, M. OFFICERS. GEORGE E. ROGERS, S. W. JAMES D. GARRARD, M. SMITH M. HOBBS, J. W. B. B. EDWARDS, S. W. JONATHAN D. S. PEACOCK, SEC. W. R. WILSON, J. W. GODFRED WOLF, Ta. C. HENRY HATCHER, SEC. WILLI AU C. SHORT, S. D. E. B. BARNES, Tn. FR:EDERlCK POUND, J. D. P. G. EDWARDS, S. D. NATHANIEL P. SAUNDERS, S. & T. T. A. BAILEY, J. D. M. S. LASLEY, S. & T. 120 121 PAST MASTERS-Rev. Sillls N. Da\·is. James D. Garral·d. MASTER MASONS--Jamell W. Irwin, Nelson H. Waters, Calvin O. BaHey, RUMSEY LODGE, No. 185. B. H. Evans, Thomas Walkins, Rev. Thomas H. Hunter, William M. Edwards. STATED MEETINGS, FIRST MONDAY AND THIRD S~TURD ..\ Y IN EACH MONTlt. Tho. W. Kimbrough, C. D.·Lewis, C. A. Bailey, L. P. Sale, E. W, Coleman, Rev' R. S. Reevell. OFFICERS. FELLOW ORAFTS-James T. Kenedy .. P. A. Lyon, James W. Coleman. JAMES W. OVERSTREET, !1. ENTERED APPRENTICES-J. M. St~mDlons, J, S. Miller, A. J. Walker. GIDEON GOOCH, S. W. INITIATIONS-12. W. T. CHRISTY, J. W. R. S. HOWARD, SEC. W. T. SHOR'!" Tn. FENTON THOMAS, S. D. MADISON LODGE, No. 183. ROBER'!' 130AltD, J. D. JOHN It. C. 'l'ERRY, S. &; T. STATED MEETINGS, THE SATURDAY SUCCEEDING THE FULL MOON IN PASt MASTERS-Jas. W. Over5tre~t, Robert Board, R. S.Howard, Leonard EACH MONTH. 'Keplingcr, ltev. E. Smith. OFFICERS. MASTER MASONS-John G. Gooch, W. H. Farleigh, Young J. Cravens, D. W. O. MONTGOMERY, M. Dyer, W. D. Dcmpsey,J. B. Hardy, W. Lucas, Tho. Ranson, Henry Lueas,J. W. F. H. ROSS, S. W. Hurt.. T. F. SCOTT, J. W. FELLOW CRAFTS-Marion Humphrey, John Bellentine. J. P. CROOKE, SEC. ENTERED APPRENTICE-John W. Rollins. CHARLES TURNER. Tit. INITIATIONS-6. JOHN D. PATTERSON, S. D; A. R.PATTERSON,J.D. WM. CUSICK, S. do T. PAST MASTERS-Rev. R. A. BroadhUl'st, A. R. Patterson, John B. Conn, LIVERMORE LODGE, No. 186-. W. O. Montgomery. OFFICERS. MASTER MASONS-B. D. Boatright, Geo. W. Crooke, Wm. Eades, J. S. A. C. TANNER. M. Long. Tyrie Best, William M. Totten, John J. Wylie. HlGGISON RILEY, S. W. INITIATIONS-S. • L. n. IWNAN, J. W. It. TANNER, SF-c. LEWIS RILEY, Tn. JOSHUA BARNARD, S. D. HUSTONVILLE LODGE, No. 184. MILTON TANNER, J. D. STATED MEETINGS, FI.IlST SA'fURDAY IN EACH MONTH. E. C. RILEY, S. &: T. MASTER MASONS-Wm. 13. Tanner, T. H. Tanner, James S. James, James OFFICERS. M. Jenkins, U. C, Ronan, Jefferson Dell,Jr., Samuel R. Bell, Wm. Bell, George JOSEPH COOPER, M. Hipsley, John T. Bennett, T. B. May, John A. Taylor. WM. E. DAILY, S. W. ENTERED APPRENTICE-William Boswell. ROBERT H. GIVENS, J. W. INlTIATIONS-4. JOHN BLAIN, SEC. WM. WILLOUGBY, TE. JAMES P. WOODSON, S. D. WM. SHIPMAN, J. D. CONCORD LODGE, No. 188. GEORGE MURREL, S. & T. PAST MASTERS-Robert Miller, Stephen H. Slaughter, Joseph Cooper, J;1'ATED MEETINGS, ON 'l'HE SECOND SATURDAY OF EAOH MONTH. Wm. Masterson, Chancey Shipman. OFFICERS. MASTER MASONS-John E. Wright, Ellls Brown, W. H. Mitchum, John FOSTEn 'r. GARNEH, M. M. Reid, F. S. Read, Samuel Reid, James S. Robertson, H. M. Weatherford, C. ALEXANDER WESSON, S. W. L.Oarter. CYRUS OWEN, J. W. ENTERED APPRENTICES-B. Covingtoll, James Shaw. JOS. W. MICHAUX, SEC. INITIATIONS-3. WILLIAM C, STtTBBLEFIEI,D, TK. Fi 122 1-J,:J JOHN ELKINS, S. D. .1lEAD-Jo.~iah Hl'idgmlln, M. M,; August :JII, 1850. VINCENT B.WALKER, J. D. REJECTED-John n,yan, Januilry 8th, Itl50. W. It Bledsoe, M. M., April J AMES JONES, T. 1st, 1850. PAST MASTERS-Joseph W. Mi<:haux, Jesse K. Doss, Alexander Wessonl INI'l'IATlONS-n. Richard J. T. Stubblefield, Garland L. Coleman. o::r Dues $51 75-paid $26 25-balance due $25 50. MASTER MASONS-Geo. W.Bucey,JamesH. Cook, Alexander Camp, Thomas E. Elkins, William G. Jarrel, Booker C. J arrel, Edwin R. Johnson, Joshua Jameson. Jas. N.llf. Lyncl;. Vincent L. V. Rowlett, Richard Shackleford, William F. Sparks, William H. Thaxton, Edmund Vinson, SUWANEE LODGE, No. 190. James H. Wray, John J. Waters. ENTERED APPRENTICE-John L. Linn. STATED MEETINGS, SECON!) ,~ND FOURTH SATURDAYS IN EACH MONTH. DEAD-James M. Barnett, M. M., January 21, 1850. OFFICERS, REJECTED-Aloshus Q. Jameson; February 9,1850; about 48 years of age; WILLIAM C. NOEr~, M. 5 feet 10 or 11 inches high; dark complexion, hair aud eyes; weight about 185 THOMAS P. PAINE, S. W. poundB; occupation, a farmer; residence, Calloway county, Ky. Thos. Gwinn; MATTHEW M. LYON, J. W. December 8, 1849; about 50 years of age; 6 feet high; well made; weighs about FREDEIUCK H. SKINNER, Sl'c. 170 pounds; sallow complexion; ocoupation, a farmer; residence, Calloway co., CHARLES WOOD, TIl, Ky. Thomas Robbins; August 10, 1850; 37 years of age; about 5 feet 8 inches ROBERT IRWIN, S. D. high; square built; dark skin; bla<:k hair and blue eyes; occupatioD, a black JOHN N. CATLETT,J.D. smith; residence, New Concord, Calloway county, Ky. Reuben C. Linn; Aug. HOWARD CASSIDY, S. &; T. 10, J850; aged about 30 years; about 5 feet 11 inche~ high; spare made; occupa PAST }fASTERS-Howlll'd Cassidy, Clark M. Shelby, William C. Noel. tion, a farmer; residence, Calloway county, Ky. MASTER MASONS-Reuben R. O'Hara, Francis Machen, John B. Doom, EXPELLED-Richard C. Bibb, M. M.; aged about 60 years; 6 f~et high; dark Frederick N. Harris, Eli Crumbaugh, Clark S. Brunson. Preston M. Hi1dr~th, Bkin; black hair aud eyes; weighs about 160 pounds; occupation, a carpenter; John C. Graham. Albert M. Gilliam, Samuel P. L. Marshall, Laban S. Locker, for extreme intemperance and otber UDlIlasouic deportment; removed to Lan Thomas J. Cobb, John B. Bradshaw, William W. Johnson, Meredith C. Archer, derdale county, Tennessee. Daniel A. Dutler, Strotlwr J. Smith. Wesley Y. McQuigg, Stephen H. Doom, INITIATIONS-12. William R. Lester, Joseph Dough!;.:r. Caleb Warfield, Lewis Coon, Rev. Jas. R. Derupsy, Jtev. George W. BOllO. FELLOW CRAFT-Robert S. Stone. ENTERED APPRENTICEs-George M. Marshall, Thomas B. Crider, Thos. SIMPSON LODGE, No. 189. Love, Rufus K. Mims. DEAD-Jllmes G. Lyon, M. M., on the 4th day of November, 1849. Rev. STATED MEETINGS, THE FIRST MONDAY IN EACH MO~"ffl. William Stubbs, M. M., 011 the 8th day of April, 1850. OFFICERS. REJEC'l'ED-Milton R. Carson; about 42 years old; about 5 feet 8 inches HORACE CLARKE, M. spare made; thin Yisage; fair complexion; light hair and eyes; mRrks of J. N. WEBB, S. W. tl'tter Oil his hand.; rcsidellce, Eddyville, Ky.; oocupation, a physician; on the THOMAS B. POSEY, J. W. 26t.h dny of January, 18:;0. I!enjalllill ,Jone;;; about 31 years old; 6 feet high; WM. A. PERRY, SEC. raw honed and spar~ made; "omplexiol\ and hair dad.; Oil the 8th June, 1850. BERRY ELLIS, Til.. INITIATIONS-!3. C. M. MATHEWS, S. D. THOMAS RODMAN, J. D. CHARLES KETCHUM, S. &. T. PAST MASTERS-Robert Samuel, L. F. Owens, C. M. Mathews, Thomas SAINT JOHN'S LODGE, U. D. Pearce, H. Clarke. p~ (NOW LEWIS LODGE, No. 191.) MASTER MASONS-Richard A. Logan, John E. Horne, Edward Smithl lIeDry Calvert, H. WaldroD, Richard Goode, C. T. Chilton, B. H. Dale, Joseph STATED MEETINGS, FIRST AND THIRD FRIDAYS IN EACH MONTH. Gluer, H. Marshall, Thomas B. Branham, Bobert Vaughn, A. Beazley, Samuel OFJi'ICERS. Ireland, J. H. Overall, W. W. Buokley, O. Ford, J. S. Drane, N. Smith, John JAMES E. CABLE, M. B. Roberts, Robert Samuel, L. F. Owens. JOHN K. FURGUSON, S. W. FELLOW CRAFTS-James Rodman, William Vories. NICHOl,AS NICHOl,AS, J. W. ENTERED APPRENTICES-John L. Butch, F. J Ye"g~r .lACOB Vi EAlHCK, SEC, 124 l:'?& EUGENE PERROT, 'rR. _'t. H. )-11'1'CH.EL1" !':l. 1), ROBERT VEITCH, S. )). ,L. It. WE~T, J. )). CHARLES FREEBERGEH, J. D. A. l'0ULTER, S. &; T. JOHN B. SHIELDS, T. :PAST MASTERS-Rev. G. W. Merritt, Rev. W. T. Leacock. MASTER MASONS-Abraham P. Gorsucll, Willinm Connwny;William Mc MASTER MASONS-J. M. Bemis.':i,1I. C. White, C. C. Cummings, Jail. Burt, Call,John Lnppall. Wm.A. Duckwall,N. H. Plummer, Hector Reynaud, Moses Rev. R. D. Blair, M.. H. Head, E. D. Forie. Duckwall. Rev. W. 8. Butterfield, David Duckwall, George H. I?(1rsman, Rey. FELI,OW CRAF1'S-James Doughert)', Thomas Davis. James B. Hamilton, Wm. B. Shields, Wm. J. Perkins, G~org() W. Briscoe, Wm. ENTERED .APPRENTICEs-John McGarvy, James S. Hite, Daniel Haley, Perkins, Jr. James O. Gaur. . ENTERED APPRENTICES-Thomas Buckley, William Safely. INITIA'1'IONS-H. DEAD-George W. Vreeland, on the 22d day of J une,1850; aged.51 years. INITIATIONS-I6. FHANKLIN LODG8, U. D. (:'l'OW BUTLEU LODGE, No. 194.) N.EATSVILLE LODGE, No. 192. STATED lIlEETlNGS, ON T[JE SECOND AND FOURTII SATURDAYS OF EACH .sTATED MEETINGS, THIRD MONDAY IN EI.l.CH MONTH. MONTH. OFFICERS. OFFICERS. ROBERT T. LIVELY. M. WM. J. COLBOW, M. JOSEPH .G. CAMPBELL, S. W. O. GREENWELL, S. W. SAMUEL WA'l'SON, J. W. R. M. LEE, J. W. F. B. HAWKS, SEC. WM. H. HOLSCLAW, SEC. WILLIAM HARJi>WIOK, Ta. JAMES CROAN, Tn. GEORGE E. HANLEY. S. D. G. W. HARDY, S. D. WM. D. BUSBY, J. D., J. J. GREENWELL, J. D. JOHN M. SMITH, S. &; T. B. GASWAY, T. PAST MASTER-RobertT.Li\"'ely. MASTJ:;R MASONS-T. P. SHaHin, George Raymond, Alfred Oatlin~. MASTER MASONS-John J. Beard, Adam Yizer, Jam~s Lansheart., Rev. .charles Foster, John L. Haman, H. 0. Marraman, J~lllD B. Engle, T. R. HarraH. Joseph .Knifley, Rev. James M. Pelly, James L. Gowdy, COTfllllillS Ab~ll. WIII .•r. FELLOW CRAFT-J. C}(,vcrdcncc. Drake, Spottswood D. Tucker, David T. McCain, Rcv. CraytOJ. Goold. Madison ENTERED APPRENTlCES-W. P. Froman, Pewr Shain, Robert McNutt. Miller, Samuel MUITeU, Green W. Jones, Warner W. Williams, James A. Danks, REJECTI~D-Hcnry '1'. Lce; aged ~8 year8; 5 feet 10 indIes higll; fair com· O. Portman. plexion; blue cycs; heavy set; tin the 4th Saturday iuApl·il. 18(;0. FELLOW CRAFT-Chnmpness T.Dillingham. Willi~!lI Brown; aged. 5!J :years; 5 f0ct 7 inches high; fail' complexion; on the ENTERED APPRENTICES-John S. Campbell, PJJilip F. Jones, Samuel 22d of J nne, 1850' Morning. INITIATIONS-D. INITIATIONS-ll. APPEHSON LODGE, No. 195. JEFFERSON LODGE, U. D. ,STATED MEETINGS, FIRST MOli'DAY IN EACH MONTH. (NOW HARRY HUDSON LODGE, No. 11)3.) OFFICERS. STATED MEETINGS, SECOND AtW FOURTH SATURD.1.YS IN EACH MONTH. OEO. B.POAGE, M. OFFICERS. ROBERT D. CALLIHAN, S. W. G. W. MERRITT, M. JAKE mCE, J. W. F. C. WELMAN, S. W. JOHN H. ALLISON, SEO. LEWIS SHIRLEY, J. W. S. J. YATES, TE.. JOHN CRABTREE, S. D. C. W. HILTON, SEC. W. PAHKEn, J. D. WILLIAM FRY, Tn. n. II. S. BUSSY, S. & T. ':1 .. l~t) 1:J7 lIA:HEU )1 A~ONS--Jus. bf. H.ice, ::lhad:-:wl, Dll!lmet, ;::,,[ta Cusl.ing. Hiram West, Rev. Jas. H. Kemper, John H, Plllnpln'ey, Isaiall Dunn, Jones L. Adams. Mackel'. John MeDier, John M. Cook, Harrison Johns, Frederick Moore, Andrew FELLOW CRAFTS-Rev. Burd~tt Kemper, Samuel I~ichatdson. Hing, LnbE'O T. Moore, Joseph Piekrdl. ENTERED APPRENTICES-William A. Hoskins, Isall') Myers, James H. FELLOW ORAFTS-Helll'Y P. CIarI., DaHiel W. Johns. Davis, John S. HObkills . .ENTEItED APPRENTICES-Daniel Casey, John ReYllolds. DEAD-John J. Welch, July 13,1850. INITIAl'IONS-7: INITIATION8-23. SARDIS LODGE, No. 196. MAYO LODGE, No. 198. STATED MRETIN'GS, THE WEDNESDAY PRECEDING THE FUf.L MOOY IN FULL ~IOON EACH MON'fH. STATED MEETlNGS, THE SATURDAY OF, OR PRECEDING "tHE OFFICERS. IN EAC!, MoNTH. Rxv. JEDDIAH FOSTER, M. OFPICERS. J. ASBURY, S. W. JAMES MoCRONE, M. H. O. MUSIC, J. W. JAMES H. MOLLYNEAUX, S. W. ISAAO S. REED, SEC. ____,J.W. HARVEY MURPHY, TIL T. S. YOUNG, SEC. HORAOE PARMER, S. D. JAMES M. YOUNG, Tn.. WM. H. MITCHELL, J. D. CHARLES RID, S. D. B. E. POMPELIA, S. &; T. B. J. BEALL, J. D. PAST MASTER--Jeddiab Foster. D. S. CARNY, S. &; T. MASTER MASONS-E. Hov~nkamp, Ii. P. Browning, M. Bratton. :MASTER MASONs-J. B. Otton, Wm. Jennings, 1... Beagle, Gibson Simon- ENTERED APPRENTICE-John Murphy. lion. . EXPELLED-Oalvin B. More, M. M.; about 32 years of age; 5 feet 6 inches ENTERED APPRENTICES--1I. J. Morin, Thomas 'Bates. high; well proportioned; sandy hair; blue eyes-'almost blind in one-the oth. REJECTED--TilO~, L. Cox; about 36 yeal'!! of age; dark complexion; 5 feet er weak; red complexion; occupation. tailor; residence, Mason county, 1\:E'I1' 8 or 9 inc}Jos high; occupation, tavern keeper. tucky; now gone to parts unknown; for gross 1lllmasonic condu~t, as exhibited EXPI<~LLED-J. J. Barker. J. W. of said Lodge; about 34 years old; light by the Lodge book; this individual was atta~h~d to no Lodge. hair; blue ~yes; and rather h0avy built; and gone to California; on the 20th of INITIATIONS_G. July. 1850; for gross unmasonic conduct-fraud. lNITIATIONS-4. BRYANTSVILLE LODGE, No. 197. STATED ~JEETINGS, SATURDAY PRECEDlNG FULL MOON IN EACH MONTfI. ZERUBBABEL LODGE, No. 199. OFFICERS. BTA"tEll MEE'rINGS, SATURDAY ON OR AFTER FULL MOON IN EACH MONTH. ERASMUS G. TILLETT, ]1 GEO. R. McKEE, S. W. OFFICERS. J. Q. YANTIS, J. W. WILLIAM MOORE. M. JESSE YANTIS, SEO. W. T. DARNALL, S. W. H. A. KUUTZ, Til. JOHN A. SIDENER. J. W. R. M. ROBERTSON, S. D. E. D, PAYNB, SEC. W. It. DEARING, J. D. S. J. BRADLEY, T1I, T. F. TRAOEY, S. &; T. J. W. JUDY, S. D. PAST MASTERS-Erasmus O. Tillett, George R. McKee, Jesse Yantis,lVm. E. D. PARRISH, J. D. W. Warren, John F. Burnam. J. B. MOORE, S. &; T. MASTER MASONS-John J. Welch, David C. Alspaugh, Ben. F. Robertson, PAST MASTER-Johll D. Tredaway. MASTER MASONS-James M. Mitchell, 'I'llomas Han, W. F. Hoffman Warren Alford, Richard L. Myers, Augustin Dunn, James M. Dismukes, Pete}" M. Wm, S, S. Farley; Hernando J, Harmon, George E. HadrJey, Samnel S. Mizener, John K. Carrington, ,Tohn H~ MASTER MASONS-William Vann, JOh!.l M. El!kr, Ambrop Pea~,. WID.. S. BROCKMAN, Sxe. Bramlette, H. R. R,ran, Croft Irwin, J. H. Cross. N. cOX, TlI.. FELLOW CRAF"l'-Cunningham Invin. S. G. HOLLINGSWORTH, S. D. ENTERED APPRENTICES-Wm. T. Long, J. J. Smith, J'Obn W. Embrel>, R. T. GRADY, J. D. Jonathan JoncF., Thomas J. Wood, William Irwin, Lewis Irwin. WK. S. COULTEll., S. &; T. REJECTED-R. W. Zimmerman; aged 28 years.; .5 feet 9 iucltes high·; dark PAST MASTER-S. H. Sullivan. -complexion; grey eyes; black hair; beavy set; residenCE>, Clinton connty, Ky.; • lIfASTEll. MASON~A. G. Payne, R. O. Manion, D. W. ChristiRIl.,. G. M •. 'Gccnpat.ton, fanner and stock trader; on the 5th day of August, 1850. Wilhoit, B. F. Grady, Joe. C. Hnncook, A. J3. Manion, It. P. Ware. INITlATIONS-14. FELLOW ORAFT~E. H. Crntdlfiel,l, P. H. Frazer. INITIATICNS-6. GERl\IANTOWN LODGE, No. 20'1.. BENTON LODGE,No. 200. :sTATED MEETINGS, ON THE !!'IRST AND TUIRD SATURDAYS IN BAOl( MONTH. STATEn. MEETINGS~ FIRST MONDAY OF' EII.CH MON'IR. OFFICEllS. OFFICERS. JOHN W. TAYLOR, M. ~ R.E. ROLAND, M. JOHN W. FRANKLIN, S. W. THOMAS McELRATH, S. W. H. A. FITZPATRICK, J. W. P. W. GARDNER,. J. W. F. A. SAVAGE, SEC., P ..T, J. S. MILLER, 81.:c. JOHN DOWNING, Til., 1'. T. GEORGE MIL:t.ER, Tn. M. H. BARNETT, S. D. J. P. BECK, S. D. A. DONIPHAN, J. D . .TOSEl'H BONDURANT,. J. V. W. P. THOMPSON, S. &; T. THOMAS W. PENICK, T. PAST MASTERS-Samuel Worthingtoll, John W.Franklin. ! l'AST MASTER-R. E. Rowland. MASTER MASON8-James C. Savage, John E. McCane, Gralldison Pink. MASTER MASON&-Moses'Riley, Benjamill T. Wlitehead, Wiley Waller;. lord. . .. lIuCoro L.Gatewood,A. S. Brown, Wm. S. Brown, Wm. J. Miller, C. E. l\:Jiller, FELLOW CRAFT-Allen Pumpelly. Nicholas Copeland, B. C. Cooper, Wm. C. Frizel1,John F. McElra.th, Philander ENTERED APPRENTICE-Rev. Wm. H. Black. Palmer, Alfre,tJohnson, Rnss"ll Fletcher. REJECTED-William P.Farrell; residence, Germantowu, Ky.; aged 26yeara; FELLOW ORAFTS-J. T. Stone, R. P. Shaw. a tailor by occupation; 5 feet 6 inches high; thin visaga; light cOl1lplexioll; on WECTE:D-R. P. Shaw's petition for the third degree; April 1st. the 15ta of June, 1850. JN1TlATION8-12. INITIATIONS-7. ID" Balanee dUll Cor charter-$ 14 75.. GRAHAM LODGE, No. 208. ALBANY 'LODGE, No. 20G. STATED MEETINGS, SECOND MONDAY AND FOURTH FlUDAY IN EACH MONTH. STATED MEETINGS, THE FIRST MONDAY IN EAC:.iI MOfq1H. OFFICERS. OFFICERS. L. SWEARENGEN, M. THOMAS E. BRAMLETTE, M. A. S. WALKEH., S. w. l!IAMUEL LONG, Ja., S. w. .r. W. HEETER, J. W. WM. H. SPENOER, J. W. W. A. McCAMPBELL, 8KO. RIOE MAXEY, SEQ.p.T. ----,'rlL. JOSEPH R. RYAN, Til.. p. T. B.. S. J<'ORDE, S. D. SAM. BELL MAXEY, S. D. p. 't. J. W. MARTIN, J. D. A. M. ELDER, J. D. 1'. T. ----,T. W. J. DABNEY, S. P.T. MASTER MASONS-Chasteeu D. Hunt, Jon~.thal< Davi" .A.brah&l1l W. Gar. A. M. YOUNG, T. P. T. risoD, J. J. Colbert, James R. Barlow. . . PAST MASTER-Thomas E. Bramlette. 132 l"SS MASTER MASONS...-Dll.vid K. Turner, W. M. Harrison, J. C. Whitlock, O. ENTERED APPRENTICES-Henry Satterfield, J. R: Duncan INlTI ATIONS--4. • G. McReynolds, R. S. McReynolds. FELLOW Cl~AFTS-J()hfl Wilson, Robert Ford, G. W. Bugg. ENTERED APPRENTICES-N. Payne, W. B. Turner. REJECTED-Thomas P. Holland; 26 years of age; white" hair; light blue .: MAGUIRE LODGE, U. D. cf' (NOW HARVEY.MAGUIRE LODGE, No. 209.) STATED MEETINGS, FIRST AND THIRD FRIDAYS IN EACH MObl'TH. OFFICERS. SAMUEL WINGFIELD, M. ROARING SPRING LODGE, U. D. E. J. PENNEY, S. W. STATED ~JKETINGS, THE SECOND SATURDAY IN EACH MONTH. J. W. CARDWELL, J. W. OFFICERS. S. ll'..HART, SlIO. OHARLES A. BACON, M. J. L. -BOLLING, T&. .JOHN RANSON, S. W. W. T. POLK, S. D. A. GARNETT, J. W. HENRY GRAY, J. D. S. C. RANSON, Sltc. ~ L. L. PENNEY, S. & T. G. W. HARDY, 'fR. MASTER MASON-B. D. Williams. THOMAS GARNETT, S. D. FELLOW CRAFTS-J. J. Polk, Rev. A. Minor. W. S. WATWOOD, J. D. ENTERED APPRENTICES-H. Kirkliter, David Board, WID. Y. Webb, S. &:; T. Wm. Parks. PAST MASTER-C. A. Bacon. INITIATIONS-la. FELLOW CRAFTS-W. G.Do.venport. J. D. Landrum, JonnH. Robbins, W. O. Robbins, Sidney Ledford, Alldrew Ledford. ENTERED APPRENTICES-C. Ledford, L. Lindsay, G. W. Acre, M. North ington. MUHLENBURG LODGE, U. D. INITIATION8-9. STATED MEETINGS, THIRD TUESDAY IN EACH MONTH'. OFFICERS. PASCHAL L. TOWNES, M. PROCTOR LODGE, U. D. BRYANT Y. DAVIS, S. W. P. T. JAOOB L. SHORT, J. W. P. T. STATED MEk:TINGS, ~'IRST SATURDAY IN EACII MONTH. JOHN A. TOWNES, Slto. OFFICERS. HUGH W. MeN ARY, Ta. JOHN G. McGUIRE, :trI. JOHN D. McRAY, S. D. P. T. WM. G. :McGUIRJ<~, S. W. THOMAS N. MANN, J. D & T. P. T. PRICE PRIOE, J. W. E. B. TREADWAY, Sltc. J. H. B. BRANDENBURG, T&. SAMUEL WEILER, S. D. MOORE LODGE, U. D. M. G. HORTON, J. D. HENRY SMITH, S. & T. STATED ~JEETINGS, FRIDAY BEFORE FULL MOON IN EACH MONTH. OFFICERS. TANDY H. TRICE, M. GEORGE P. STREET. S. W. YORK LODGE, U. D. JAMES WALLACE, J. W. GANO HENRY, SEC. STATED MEETINGS, FIUDAY SUCCEEDING FULL MOON IN EACH MONTH. JAMES CARLOSS, Ta. OFFICERS. A. C. COFFEE, S. D. JAMES MOORE, M. THOMAS SNOW,J. D. JOHN D. CRAFTON, S. W. ----,S.&T. THOMAS M. BUCK, J. W. 134 R. K. L.A.1'lIAM, SEC. P. T GEORGE POINDEXTER, I'll. P. T•• R. H. BUOKLEY, S. D. P. T. COMPLETE LIST G. A. I.AT1;rAM, J. D. P. T. S. '1\ TENERY, 1'. P. T. PAST MASTERS-Ja!ll~ Moore, Thomas M. Buck. OF •• MASTER MASONS-David Glass, L. R. Shryock. • IO"Dues $7 SO-not paid. SUBOR.DIN ATE LODGES UNION LODGE, U. D. TO TIlE OFFICERS. WILLIAM FIGHTMASTER,. M. B. M. BERRY, S. W. GRAND LODGE OF KENTUOKY. SOLOMON S. SIZEMORE, J. W. THOMAS N. INGRAM, SEC. &; Ta. WM. J. XlDD, S. D. REv. E. A. MARTIN, J. D. JOHN GREENFIELD, S. &; T. PAST MASTER-Will. Fightlllaster.' . MASTER MASON-Rev.F. M. English. N(). wlfl!l!.B Hll:Ln. NAMES. Lexington, . I, Lexington. Hiram, 4', .Frankfort. Solomon's, L, Shelbyville. Louisville. Abram, 8, Henderson. Jerusalem, 9, Mount Yernon, 14, Georgetown. Paris. . Paris Union, 16, RUSl'ellville. Russellville, 17, Cynthiana. St. Andrews, 18, Wasliington. Washington, 19, Winchester. Winchester, 20, Daviess and NeTson, 22, Lexington. MOlllltsterling. Montgomery, 23, Glasgow. Allen, 24, Richmond. Richmond, . 25, Danville. Franklin, 28, Hopkinsville. lIopkinsville, 37, Millersburg. Amity, 40, Versaill es. Landmark, 41, Lagrange. Fortitude, . 47, Springfield. Springfield, 50, Louisville. Clarke, 51, :lIbysville. Oonfidence, 52, Harrodsburg. Warren, 53, Greensburg. Greensburg, 54, Bloomfield. :Bloomfield, L7, Bl ue Spring, Fayette Oounty. Benevolent, 58, Stanford. Lincoln, GO, • l:JtJ 137 lU.lICl:J. :orO. U'!!l:RlI: liEU>. liart, - til, Nidiolasvilll!. IfAXEl!. NO. WIIERE IfIII,D. Dougherty, - '65, Carlisle. Oarrolton, 134, Carrolton. Morganfield, 135, Newport. . 66, Morganfield. Licking Valley, Breckinridge. 136, Bradfordsville, Manon County. 67, Hardinsburg. Marion, Vesper, Irvine. 71, Elkton. Irvine, 131, ,. Bowling-green, 138, Smithland. 73, Bo,\' linggreen. Smithland, Morrison, 139, Crab Orchard. . 76, Elizabethtown. Springhill, .ronisthau, 140, Garrard Oounty. - - 78, Liberty, Casey Cooney. Paint Lick. Washington, 141, Owingsville . 79, NOl'th Middletown. Maury, .Augusta, 80, Augusta. Blandville, 142, Blandville. Clinton, Madisonville. 82, Princeton. Madison ville, 143, Grant, London. 85, Williamstown. MeXee, 144, Grayson, Oarter Oounty. De Witt Clinton, 86, Bourbon Count.y. Trimblt', 145, Lebanon, 87, Lebanon. Mayfield, 146. Mayfield. Green River, Louisville. 88, lIunfordsviIle-. Mount Zion, 147, Gret'nnp, . Providence, Hopkins County. 89, Greenupsburg. Providence, 148, Anderson, _ Burksville. iO, Lawrenceburg. Oumberland, 149, Good Faith, 150, Crittenden, Grant County. 95, Floren~e, Boone County. Crittenden, Moore, 151, Lafayette, Christian County. 96, Columbia. Lafayette, Cowan, 152, Alexandria. 98, ~Lllfayette, ChrIstian COtmty_ Alexandria, Duvall, Sherburne, Fleming County. 99, Bardstown. Holloway, . 153, Boone, 154, Brooksville. 100, Petersburg, BQune County. Brooksville, Morrison, Shepherdsv ilIe. 103, Danville. Bullitt, 155, Lancaster, Hartford. 104, Lancaster. Hartford, 156, Lovelaceville, Ballard County. Mumty, 105, ]lIorray. Lovelaceville, 157, Bedford. Mount Moriah, 106, Louisville. Bedford, 158, Tadmor, 108, Warsaw. Col. Clay, 1:>9, Covington. Lexington. Covington, 109, Covington. Devotion, 160, Warren, 161, Simpsonvillo, Shelby County. 110, Leesburg, Harrison County. Wingato, Mount Vernon. Pulaski, Ill, Somerset. Ashland, 162, Fleming,' Newport. . 112, Flemingsburg. Robert Burns, 163, Colemansville, Hal'1'llIon County. Antiquity, 113, Louisville. Taylor, 164, . Hancock, !l5, . Westport, 165, West.port. - Hawesville. Minerva, 166, Kiddville, Cla.rke Oounty. U6, Minerva, Mason County_ Zack Taylor, Sharpsburg. 167, Caldwell County. 117, Sharpsburg, Bath. County. JOllpa, Wayne, 16B, Caseyville, Union County. 119, Monticello. Oaseyville, . Mills Point, 12O, Oldham, 169, Lagrange. Mills Point. Milburn, Ba.llard DounLy. Cadiz, 121, Milburn, 170, Cadiz, Trigg County. Felicinna, Graves County. Harrison, 122, Roberts, 112, Brandenburg. Columbus, Hickman Oounty. Bradford, ]23, Columbus, . 173, Independence. Lexington. Pitman, 12,1, Good Samaritan, 174, Campbellsville, Taylor Count}". 175, SODlerset. Samt John's, 125, Curd, Salvisa, Mercer County. 176, Oxford, Scott County. Libt'rty, 126, axford, New Liberty, Owt'n CO'llnty. Franklin. Paducah, 121,. Simpson Benevolent, - 171, PadtlCah. Edmonton, Barren County. Owen, 128, Tompkins, • 178, Owenton. .Adam's Fork, Ohio County. Barker, 129, Adam's Fork, 179, West Point, HardIn County. 180, Monnt Washington, Bullitt Oounty. OWt'nsboro', 130, Salt River, Owensboro'. 181, Bardstown. Hickman, . 131, Clinton. Major Barbour, young.... . Allensville, 182, Allensville, Todd County. 132, Hodgen ville. Cloverport, Madison, 183, Kirksville, Madison County. 133, Cloverport, lll'eckinridll'c County. lIuatonvme, 184, Hustonville, Lincoln Dounty. IS 138 139 IIAllIlIII. 110. WlIEIIJI: lIl1LD. RUDllIey, 185, Rumsey, Muhlenburg County. Livennore, . 186, Livermore, Ohio County. Mountain, • 187, Barboursville, Knox County. The Grand Secretary appends the form of an Ann'lUll Rlitura, Ooncord, 188, New Concord, CaUoway County. Simpson, to be made to the Grand Lodge, which must be strictly complied 189, New Castle, Henry County. Suwanee, 190, Eddyville, Caldwell County. with by every Secretary. Lewis. 191, Portland. N eatsville, 192, Form of Return of Subordinate Lodges. Neatsville, Adair County. I Harry Hudson, 193, Middletown. Return q/,-- Lodge, Nc>. -,held at--, in the county of ---, and Butler, 194, Pitts' Point, Bullitt County. State of --, on the - day of each month. Apperson•. 195, Louisa, Lawrence Oounty. OI'FICXIIS. IUISlID. Sardis, 196, Sardis, Mason County. Bryantsville, A--B-, Master. A--B--, on !.he-day of 197, Bryantsville, Garrard County. 0--D--, S. Warden. Mayo, If/8, BeaUmont, Campbell County. E--- F--, J. Warden. AD)lITI'BD. Zerubbabel, H--, 199, Aaron's Run, Montgomery County. G-- Secrcta!'y. --, )(.)1., --, JI'. c., elr --, K • .& •., Neville, J-- K--, Treasurer. (as t1ul CIJIle may be,) late of'-- Lodge, 200, Moscow, Hickmlln County. . L- M--, S. Deacon. Magnolia, • No. -, State of--, on the day ot 201.; Mackville, Washington County. N--0--, J. Deacon. --. Petition preJIeIlted on the - day Walton. 202, Walton, Boone County. p-- Q---, Steward. of--. Scott, 203, Stamping Ground. R-8-, Tyler. DJtlIl!l':l%ll. Be!.hel, 204, Trenton, Todd County. PAST )lASTEBS. -,K. Mo, -,11'.0., or -, E. A., !.he day of-. Benton, 205. Benton, Mal'shall County. .0--A--, G--B--. l)IIIAD. Albany, 206, Albany, Clinton County. )lASTED. )lASONS. GelDlllntown. 207, -F--A--,J--0-. -,K. »., --, 'If. 0., or ---, lt~ A., Germantown, Ilra<;ken County. on !.he day of~. 'Graham, 208, Scottsville, Allen County. ltELLOW ORA FT!!. D.IillI8TATlID. Union, IT. D., ITnion County. 1--8-,H--M--. Proetor, --, K. x., --,".0., pr"-, le. A.,'" • IT. D., Proctor, Owsley County. lINTEllJl:D .APl'REN'l'IOI!.l!. on the day of --. • York, · IT. D., W--K--,P--G--. Christian Co·unty. II.UlIOT:ED. • Roaring Spring, • IT. D., Trigg County. INll'!ATJIl). ---, .(dcseribe lriiI age, flC"-, ,.ai.. New Haven, - IT.D., New Haven, Nelson County. A--- B----, on the -day denee and ()(;(;upatitm,) on the - day Moore, IT.D., Christian County. ---. Petition presented on the of--. dayof--. Muhlenburg. - U.D.• Muhlenburg County. SUIIl'ENDlID. PASSED. --, If. 11., --, }l'.. 0., or --, 1:. A.) A--B----, on the - day (atat6 tketdfence,) on the-day of~. KlQ':£LL:/ID • • Observe to omit all the Officers under the II --.,)l. ~., --, 11. o~. or --, E. A., bead of Ma.ter M,sons; but insert such as are i (describe k'U/ age, ~c•• and state tIM of- . Palt M...ters under that.bead. i fence,) on the day of ---. Lodge No. --, to the Grand Lodge of K'61ItueKy, Dr• • Aug. 18-, To contributions frolD ---Members, at 75 C8Ilte, • To -- initiations, at $1 50, . $00 00 I, ---, Secretary of -Lodge, No. -, do hereby certify that thil foregoing is a correct return of -Lodge, No. -, from -upto this date. Given under the seal of said Lodge, this -day of--. --, SIIOlI.lITAaT. .,J: GRAND SECRETARY'S ADDRESS. P. SWIGERT, Grand Secretary, FRANKFORT, KENTUCKY.