[2] "The Great Council of Kentucky was instituted at Newport on the 9th sleep of Sturgeon Moon, G. S. 5614, (August 9, 1854). Great Sachem George W. Ford, elected at this time, afterwards became the ninth Great Incohonee of the G. C. U. S."--Records G. C. U. S., 5614. [3] "Among those admitted for the first time was Past Great Sachem A. J. Francis, who afterwards became Great Incohonee of the G. C. U. S."--Records G. C. U. S., 5617. =1855.= SECOND GRAND SUN COUNCIL. The Great Council fire was kindled in ample form at Newport on the 16th sun of Buck Moon, G. S. 5615. Past Sachems and representatives were admitted from Chickasaw Tribe, No. 1; Black Hawk Tribe, No. 2; Pocahontas Tribe, No. 3; Kentucky Tribe, No. 4; Choctaw Tribe, No. 5, and Tecumseh Tribe, No. 6, of Louisville. The records fail to show the date of the institution of this Tribe, but it must have been during the Great Sun 5614-5615, and was authorized to work in the German language. Great Chiefs for the ensuing Great Sun were elected and raised up as follows: Elias Reese, of No. 2 Worthy Great Sachem S. I. B Badgley, of No. 4 Worthy Great Senior Sagamore Chas. Amann, of No. 3 Worthy Great Junior Sagamore J. B. Monder, of No. 1 Worthy Great Prophet A. J. Francis, of No. 2 Worthy Great Chief of Records V. Schinkle, of No. 2 Worthy Great Keeper of Wampum G. W. Ford, Great Representative to G. C. U. S. for two great suns Bros. Brown and Coffin, for one great sun each.