The constitution was amended so as to bring the Grand Sun Council fire "on the second sun of the fourth seven suns of Buck Moon." A charter was granted to Toronto Degree Council, No. 1, of Louisville, which was instituted on the 8th of Flower Moon, G. S 5625. A committee was appointed to draw up new constitutions for both Great Council and for Tribes. The council fire was then quenched in due form. =1867.= FOURTEENTH GRAND SUN COUNCIL. The fourteenth Grand Sun Council fire of the Right Worthy Great Council of Kentucky was kindled in the wigwam of Black Hawk Tribe, No. 2, hunting grounds of Covington, at the rising of the 22nd sun of Buck Moon, G. S. D. 376, Great Sachem R. B. McCracken presiding. Past Sachems were admitted from Black Hawk Tribe, No. 2; Pocahontas, No. 3; Tecumseh, No. 6, and Seneca, No. 9. The Great Sachem in his long talk said: "I have the pleasure of informing you that two more Tribes have been added to our number. On the 15th sun of Sturgeon Moon I received a petition from a number of palefaces residing in Lexington asking for a dispensation to establish a Tribe in that city, and on the 29th of the same moon I visited Lexington in company with Past Great Sachem Chas. Amann, Past Great Incohonee A. J. Francis, and Great Sachem Chas. Reed, of Ohio, and established Osceola Tribe, No. 8. The following Chiefs were elected and raised up: James Crystal, Sachem; Thos. A. Hornsey, Sr. Sag.; B. P. Watkins, Jr. Sag.; A. W. Trebien, C. of R.; V. N. Gardner, K. of W.; D. A. King, Prophet. On the 25th of Traveling Moon I received a petition from a number of Past Sachems and a few other brothers for a dispensation to establish a new Tribe in the city of Louisville, to be known as Seneca Tribe, No. 9. I requested Past Great Sachem Chas. Amann to institute the Tribe, which he did, and installed the following chiefs: P. S. Conrad Koch, Sachem; P. S. Christ Mayflor, Sr. Sag.; P. S. Jacob Lezinski, Jr. Sag.; P. S. Tebel, C. of R.; P. S. Ph. Leonhard, K. of W.; P. S. Isaac Lieber, Prophet. The regalia and implements of the defunct Chickasaw Tribe, No. 1, I sold to the Tribe at Lexington." Great Chief of Records Wm. Brigmann, not being present, sent his books and a partial report, which did not contain the statistics to date. The following named Great Chiefs were elected and raised up for the ensuing Grand Sun: Andrew Schneider Worthy Great Sachem Joseph Havlin Worthy Great Senior Sagamore John Wohlfardt Worthy Great Junior Sagamore Thomas W. Giedeon Worthy Great Prophet Chas. Hebel Worthy Great Chief of Records A. J. Francis Worthy Great Keeper of Wampum Great Representatives to G. C. U. S.--Thos. W. Giedeon, two grand suns; Charles Amann, one grand sun.