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WILL pay the above premiums in sums OF 500 $50
$40 800 $50 and $40, 10 any Merchants or pedlaT
who will deliver me- from this date ~ the LIST Iulv ls55
the largest amount Of RAGS The saue 10 be hght out
side OF, and By men doing business outside OF Nashville
vicinity.
TWILL AT ALL TINES PAY THE HIGHEST MAX
KET PRICE IN CASH FOR RAGS On DELIVERY and
ISSUE certificate To the Of the amount received and
paid tor These certificates must be kept and sent IN neat
July that three dsnerested merchants Of Nashvlee
make the awards The largest being emitted Ia the
300 the next largest TO $50, and so on down.
Merchants sending rags will please write that
know in whose issue the certificate Combine
t0ns will not he allowed.
Wool en- Linsey, Silk and Worsed rags wanted
and will not be included in the above.
Earnestly solicit greater attention to savIg and buy
ing Rags throughout Middle Tenn.
V6-lydtriw&w W. s. WHITMAN,
North East corner ot the square
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husband, residing in small village in the inte-
rior, thus announces the departure from his ''bed
and board Of his dearly beloved: my wife, ANNIE
MARIE has strsyed or been stolen. Whoever
returns her will get his head broken. As for trust
ing her, any body can do as he sees fit-for as
never pay my own debts it is not Likely that l will
lay awake nights thinking about other peoples"
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Fall & Cunningham.

Fall & CunniIlgha1n.
WHOLESALE DEALERS ANDIMPORTERS
OF HARDWARE, CUTLERY AND GUNS.
No A. North side Public Square Nashville, TENNESSEE
TTAVE now in store a full and complete assortment Of
HardlOdre in all varieties. together with an
suaU L-ge stock of Cutlery and Guns 10 all of which they
the attention of Dealers visiting tins market their
stock has been made up by direct purchases from the
Manufacturers both in America and Europe and they feel
confident that those who may them call will ind 1t
advantageous to deal with them
Cash and prompt time bayeIs will find the prices of their
goods suited to the times
Feathers received at the highest market price.
Nashville March 8. IS 15.-tw&w
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AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS.
| & So -
8 WEIIkR

TAS in store Brlnkleys Ky Premu'n and two horse
Steel PIoughs Subsoil Ploughs ""ltivators Harrsws
Corn Shelters Corn and Cob CTusIs-s Corn Drills and
Planters and almost all articles class" gricutural I'm
plemenis ANY article which he may not have hand
will lie ordered and of transportation and exchange
only added u the manufacturers prices lie expects by
the first May superior HAY RAKE, which he wishes
to submit to those interested Tor examination
LaDdreth's seeds.
JEST arriy ed, additional supply of COrnfeld and
Bunch Beans Parsnips Lar ge quantity of the finest Onion
Sets and q variety of all other Garden seeds.
Flower Seeds.
variety Of Flower Seeds hand and will be in
receipt of more in II few DAYS.
Irish POtatOPs.
superior lot Of Gavra and Iowa Potatoes at 81 soc.
per bushe by the bJuel.
Field Seeds.
He also has all kinds OF Field Seeds, such Clover,
Timothy, Orchard, Herds and Blue Grass. and IN few
DAYS will be in of Barley Backwheat, Hemp and
Cummin Seed. Has also a tine lot of Oats.
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PrrTsBURe. May l5.-Rver falling with five
feet water in the channel Weather warm.
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THE 18th INSTANT

The Fire Department of Nashville will celebrate their
Annual Anniversary en-
THURSDAY. THE nth INSTANT.
The different Fire Companies will meet the Public
Square az O'clock when the Procession will be formed
in the following order:
AIDS CHIEF MARSHAL AIDE
PRESIDENT AND VICE PRESIDENT FIRE ASSOCIATION
Fire Company No l the right resting on Deader'ck
street.
Fire Company No q the right resting on Lower Conege
street. r.-.
Fire Company No 5, the right resting on Lower Market
street.
Fire Company No the right resting on Bridge street
The Procession will at the ringing of the City Bell
at o'clock around the Square to Market street; down
Market Line Up Line College; up onege to Cedar
up Cedar to Cherry up Cherry Church. up Church to
High down High to Cedar; up Cedar to Vine up Vine
to Broad; down Broad to Summer; up Summer to Lin-
ooln up Lincoln Cherry down Cherry to Broad down
Bread to College, down College to Union down Union to
Procession will be dismiss d.
1t is hoped that each Company will be at its proper
place at the time designated to precisely al
o'clock.
The Chief Marshal-Citzen's dress, with red sash.
The Aids-Citizen's d. ess, with white sash.
The Company Msrshss will the uniform Of their
respective companies with blue sash
JAMES A. LAIRD, Chief Marshal.
Chef NGrshaPs lids
A. TrLKR, Mol. A, 8. CAMP, No. 8.
u. X. CUTTER No O. J. ii. STRICKLAND No. f.
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NEW BOOKS.

THE LIFE OF MARTIN LUTHER,
THE GREAT GERMAN REFORMER. in Fifty Pic
lures. from Resigns by Gusiaye KONG; to Nhch IS
added Sketch of the Rise and Progress of the Retorma
tion in Germany.
I'VE have ample mleria to form estimate of Luther.
The business of his life to write and talk and his
fir ends preserved his letters and his with
care-we say, with the veneration-which all that
came from such u deserved In his esp0ndence
and in his tscredea have fuller and Detailed
revelation OF his iunerinos than possess ct
ether person. with the single exception of DR. Johnson
EdinJarg ReDer
For sale by lap26l JOHN ioRh CO.
GOLD PENS.
JOHN YORR a co. have for sale the best
article of PENS in This market.
SUPERIOR CUTLERY.
PEN KNIVES---2O kinds.--for sale by
JOHN YORK & co.
rJ,ennessee and Alabama Hs n. Receipts.
i Nashville and Chattanooga do.
blank Check Books on the City hanks.
Blank Note do do do.
Stcansb boat BOOks--FuiI Setts.
~ Journals, Day hooks, Ledgers, Cash
Books, Record Books, Cap and Letter Pa
per, Envelopes, Ink, Steel Pens, Pencils,
&c., DC. For sale by
JOHN YORK & CO.,
apa6 Corner of Cherry and Union SITS.
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UNITED STATES COURT OF CLAIMS.

UNITED STATES COURT OF CLAIMS.
WILLIAM Ii. WEBB, Attorney and Counsellor
w at Law, Washington City, d. c., offers his services
as practitioner before the ab0ve-narned Court and will
attend all business that may be entrusted to him. with
pronptness and ideity.
- Reference may be had 10 WIN. + COOPER ESQ.,
Nashville Tenn.
~ Office, No 45s SxthStreet (mhl7-sm
~ Banner, Memphis Appeal and Knoxville Wing vii
peuse
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DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP.
TINE partnership of Mckay Carr dissolved by
muinal consent on April 27ih, 1855. Either partner
authorized to collect or settle the claims of the concern
SAML MCKAY,
W. n. CARR
WV Carr will continue the Boot and Shoe business at
the old stand, No IL North Market ST.
NAsavILLE, May 8, '55-lm
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COMBS, FANS, AND FANCY GOODS.
WILLIAM TASKER.
~ PARK PLACE, NEW YORK, invites the attention
of Southern and Western Merchants To his stock
of FAILS Combs HAIR Tooth and Nail Brushes Ladies Reti.
cues Perfumery, Soaps, Porte Monaies Jet and Bead
bracelets Pocket Books Dress Buttons Pins and Needles
Hooks and Eyes, Watch Guards, Wax, Coral and Glass
Reads Necklaces &c. India Rubber Combs Canes Balls
and Toys of every description Scissors Razors and Cut
ery Gold and Gilt Jewelry AecordeOns and Volins
Guiding general and very large stock of English French
and German Fancy Goods, which will be sold the very
lowest prices for CASH or APPROVED PAPER.
s Orders by letter selected and put up in the best
manner WILLIAM TASkER
mvd-Iyd 10, PARK PLACE, New YoRK.
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TUESDAY MORNING, MAY Is. 1885.

ANNUAL, CELEBRATIOE OF THE FIRE DEPART
MENT OF NASHVILLE. .
The Fire Department Of Nashville will celebrate their
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TIIOS. s. MARI Is THE GENERAL AGENT oF
THIS PAPER FOR COLLECTING SUBSCRIPTIONS,
AnyERTISING &C.
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DAN. TRIGG,
. ~ ~ ", IN ~ II L. N

CTION T. T. r.,
No 63 Cherry Street, Nashville, Tenn,
uJIiI attend ti any sale at Auction Of Dry Goods
w Groceries Real Estate, Personal Property &c &C.
offered him ,5~ viii also attend promptly the Colec.
ton of any Claims placed in his hands. ap92-lm
NEW GOODS.
VXTE have Just received stock of Spring Goods
w consisting of Silks, Berages, MORE Antiques Print
ed Jaconets Musns superior Bleached and Brown Mus
Inns Hosiery Mtts &c &C Also, general stock of Sta
pe Goods Linen Drill, Cottonades Tiekings Sylvan Mills
Goods for Servants Cassimeres and Nesngs which we
IRE selling remarkably low for cash.
We shall be very happy TO old customers and
many new ones as wish to purchase good Goods at low
prices IhoholoN bEtNARD,
apl2 no union street.
CUELL n BUFFALO TUCkING COMBS
- Every variety Of Shell, Gum and Buffalo Tucking
Combs, received and for sale by -
apes M Eko q Mc0lLL-
TAR, NAIL AND TOOTH BRUSHES
II just received an elegant assortment of Hair Nail
and Tooth Brushes. -
apes MI EkS AcGlLl.
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IF YOU WANT THE FINEST HATS

NALL at WAKEFIELD 4 WALKER s on the Square
" The styles they have introduced for the Spring
considered the handsomest Hats Of the season. while
the rHas tbtaess Of trtHre and superb IaStrOus finish
render them highly desirable to all who wish hat of the
most popular style and of the finest qualitv.
HATS FOR YOUNG MEN.
TIME most becoming Hats for young will be found
i in great variety at Waerfeld Walkers. They have
all the and popular designs in all the fashionable col
for the 1t is also said that their prices
little lower than can be found elsewhere.
APT WATERFlELD WALKER
SOFT FELT HATS
OF all the designs in Black White and Pearl Soft
~ Cassmere-the most desirable Hats of the
Just introduced by WATERFIELD 4 WALKER
TO MERCHANTS.
MERCHANTS who wish selection of Hats that tCu
WI SELL and who have the cash to paw for them, or
rery prompt make payment when due, should call at
Waleried Walkers They have very desirable varie
ty, and sell at low and uniform prices.
WATERFIELD WALKER,
Fashionable Haters
ap7-tf 26 Public Square next to Cowboys.
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THURSDAY. THE 18th INSTANT.
The different Fire Companies will meet the Public
Square az O'Clock when the Procession will be formed
- a. ELL. nd
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FOR CHILDREN
WHITE AND FANCY COLORED HOSE
w AND HALE HOSE-Just received. assortment
of Hose and Half Hose for Chdren-various skies For
sale BY lap26I MYERS & McGILL,
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NJ i. CONWAY.
y ae Editer q Tae \. y. 7tibrne.

| 10 TIE Editor Of The ". \. Tribune
| SIR: In The TRIBUNE Of July II find letter
copied from The Kansas Herald written by one Eas-
tin end purportng to be narrative OF the first days
proceedings of that redoubable assembage of persons
claiming to be the Legislature of Kansas Territory.
In this letter is resumed that characteristic howl
against the man upon whom to his honor be it said,
threats and establishments have been used In vain to
drive or allure him from that lioe Of duty prescribed
by his moral and political creeds. have reference to
NJ f. Conway. late of Baltimore; and here wish to
take upon mysef the responsibility OF interposng
absolute denial of the truth of the charges against tins
gentleman, contained or alluded to In the letter IN
question. That Mr. Conway, honorable, high-innded
snd sclupuOus almost to fault, ID guilty OF having
forged signature to his protest. of any iegaty IN
obtaining the same thereto when contesting, as he did
successfully the election in his Council DisIict iast
Spring, feel myself authorized knowing wnereol
sneak TO pronounce utterly false. Tbs allegation
h simply one of those Indigenous calumnies that re-
aure 10 explanation in the longitude OF Kansas nor
where either the character OF Mr. conway OF 'na' VI
bis imbecile traducer is known.
That he has not ere this taken the pans 10 crush
these cahmnators may have occasoned some surprise
10 bis friends in the East but his indifference has been
natural enough in view OF the fact that their puerie
assaults have been offensive only on account VI INC"
extreme vulgary.
Should Mr. Conway deem the matter of sufficient
importance he will doubtless yet attend to these
charges and chasiise their fabrcators In some htng
way and if be has declined 10 present hs Chains 10
,eai in the angus, Assembly that convened at Pawnee
on tie I'd inst it may possibly be rsferabe to the tact
that he has vet to learn that he was elected 10 ms
s,,; Teg;sLafafre; or his moral and political codes
NAV he Of such character to forbid that he should
psricipnte with such body in egislatng for Kansas
n 1t he nss sss IN ali sTcSs
hiity will make them known to the pubhc al the
Dreaee Ell by Atcbson and his invading horde on &C.
count of his ability and determination TO expose men
tessopabe efforts az ainst the sovereignty OF Kansas
and NV tbeu hated S,r his unHinching integrity, MI
Conway would be the last to allow his action to be M
fuecea through fear of the bowling niscreants who
seek TO intimidate him. -
July p 1855
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BOARD OF SUPERVISORS.

TUESDAY. Jul, 2f-Petifions-Of Grocers' Steam
Sugar Refining Company to be absolved FROM tax un-
der the act Of 1853. Referred.
Bills of NJ Kellinger s7s, for taking census First
Division, Fhtt Distri Terth Ward; John {. Wan
dell $1S5 81 for services in Tax Commits oners Office
ard some small bills, were presented and referred.
Report in favor of paying bi'ls of Joseph feomans
and Michael Mullany, each $40 70, for services rem
deIed il puItuit of Lewis Baker. Adopted.
Ditto IN favor Of paying some bills for advertising
for Tax Con missioners Office. Adopted.
Ditto in favor of paying bill of Henry j. Smith
s5l9 e., for supplies furnished Eldridgesi Jail in
qusrter ending June 80. Adopted.
Bill of John l.. Amber for salary as clerk of the
Seventh Judicial District Court from June 10 TO July
l, under recent appointment, $3s II. Ordered paid
[Ald Herrick stated that the recent decision Of
Judge Green in relation to the recent appointments
has been appealed from
Report in favor of paying Henry ID. johnson, late
DEPUTY Register 1915 for extra services. Adopted
Petition of the Newton Copper Type Comp any that
tax may be assessed on valuation OF - 600 tthe
shme as last year instead of So 800 assessed, and
which is more than their cash capital that they stated
to the Assessors they wilir 10 pay the same as
last year, although they made no money, &c. Re-
ftuod.
Il, solution that the Controller discontinue paying
further moneys to Wilson Small, james Mcleod, John
Vanderpoo and Alfred Chancellor acting Clerks or
Ioce and Civil Courts. Adopted.
Adjourned TO Wednesday.
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on liberal scale where all innocent means Of recrea
ton should be provided books, papers, pic
lures &c-tut founoed a strict platform Of Total
Abstinence from all that can iutoxicste. Ii enough
could be found to agree 10 il, should like that to-
tacco IN all Ire forms should be prohibited but that
II going TOO far at once separate rooms could be pro-
vi6ed Tor that indulgence think that something ele-
gait and comfortable, luxurious and convenient,
could be managed at expense Of not exceeding one
dollar per week.
| am aware of the domestic evils supposed to be
iraceable 10 Club life but as they arise mostly from
LIQUORS and gambling, have great faith that much
good could he attained by the establishment OF Club
under proper regulations.
If there are any young men or mddle-aSed men
amepg your readers who may have similar convic
tons and would like to make trial of the scheme,
should be glad TO talk the matter over with them.
"NOUS VRRRONS."
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TEACHERS STATE CoSvEsTIoS.-We learn from the
Corresponding Secretary of the Newiork State Teach
ers Association that from letters received from var
ous portions OF the State the gathering of Teachers at
Utica on the st, cd and Sd days of August promises
to be large and influential. Several steamboat and
raj road companies TO convey delegates and others
TO and from the Convention at reduced fsre. Cards
or certificates of delegation furnished to delegates
by the President of our City Teachers Association.
The delegates from this City to hold a eetng al
the Ha of the Board Of Education tomorrow at p.
M for the purpose of determining the mode and time
of starting for Utica An invitation is extended alt
teachers, male and female, who design attending the
Convention TO be present at this meeting
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A requisiiion was made for Lyons's powder to kin

requisiiion made for Lyons's powder TO kill
rats at the Penitentiary Hospital.
Gov. DUKE proposed TO strike il out, as he said 40
tuns would not Kill all of them. lie was willing to
contract for exormibating the rats he understood
that at the last there hundred thOus
and upon the islands,
II was concluded to purchase dozen boxes 10 try
its virtue the lesser nuisance such CO. kroaches
and bedbugs.
A Communication was received from Mayor Wood
informing the Board OF Governors that he had COM
piled with their request to detail officers 10 prevent the
escape OF prisoners from the City Prison.
A commune afion Sc wed from Mr.. Ziba Park
hurs informing the Board that 4 is in contemplation
for 900 Sunday school Teachers to visit New York
on 81 excursion from Massachusetts, for several par
tiouar objects, and that there would be unanimous
desire among them to visit the Institutions on Black
well ana Kendall Islands in a body at their own eX-
pense by boat II such privilege could be granted
tey requested the favor of the company of the Gov
elnOrs. The excursion is exDected 10 take place on
the last week in September. On motion the request
granted.
Gov. WEST offered resolution COR the appointment
OF committee TO revise the present rules arl regula
tons for the government OF RGndals Island, 10 be
submitted 10 tie Board for approval. Adopted, and
Cows. West aud Smith were appointed said committee
Gov DUKE offered the following resolutions, which
were adopted:
Be,ored That the Common Council Be requested to PpIoPh
for the the Governors the Aims House the building
Eighty iXth St. between Fourth End fnh
ery occupied public school v'csn the sars be
ing required BY this Department Prison for the Fourth Po
lice Disirc the part Of the bulldog appropriated for this par
pose under the Court Room. Of EshysNtllt and
fouthv ing entirely un for the purpose from it's want Of
security dsmpness and entire lack Of ventt dangerous 20
the health aud life Of persoDs confined therein BEING me
decided opinion Of the Committee on City Prisons and the
Resided That in mediate action necessary there is
place TO confne prisoners
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TIE JOSEPH WALKER INVESTIGATION

TIE JOSEPH WALKER INVESTIGATION
The Special Committee Of the Board Of Aldermen
charged with the investigation OF this case me, yes
terdsy afternoon in the City Hall, Aid Eli in the
chair, and Msssrs. VOORHEES, ard YsRIaS present.
Aid. HENRY II. Howard Of the Sixth Ward sworn:
Desired TO make statement for the purpose Of cor
rectirg an impression that Mr. Walter X. Jones la
bored under in reference to the slpper at Shergoods
be taid: never took supper wine wi any con-
tractor rIce have repre- enteC lie Sixth Ward in the
legislature o. Common Council; have nothing ia
the word but nv character; that's my only properly,
and 1t might hurt me with my constituents If the i'm
precision got abroad that in the habit Of accept
ing invitations Of that kind from contr actors
[Lsughterl.
Mr.. ID. ID. COSOyFR, President OF the Board Of
Councilmen, Testified tina; he did not receive
any notice to attend the meeting of the Commission
err OF Health on the 5th Of May, did he attend the
citing in question: the subject Of the unheathness
of the JoseIh Walker was never brought up in the
Board of Health while he was present
Mr.. A. G.. BEssos was called, but did not make his
appearance.
Mr.. 0EoRGE II. COVERT ex-Alderman Of the Thir
teenth Ward, was called, Blu. did not appear. mes
senger said he sick.
HARvEr Looms sworn, said Ny store is in South
at, between Dover and Roosevelt-sts.; I am there
from A. M. to 5 7. NJ. every workiDg-day; knew
that the Joseph Walker had sunk nearly opposite my
store often heard her talked about, but never heard
a. person say that the ship was nuisance TO the
public health, did ever discover any offensive
smell arising from her; she is nuisance 20 far as OBJ
s'ructirg commerce, but not against health
Adjourned to Monday next at L. NJ
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TO THE LADlEs-A LESSON IN NEEDLE
WORK

FrO= Di'ssna, fLSns0u, jay ~
Nor a sigh was heard, nor word OF complaint,
As home to her garnet she hurried;
She was sick with toll and her soul was faint,
And she seemed to be worn and worried.
She hasiened on sadly at dead Of night,
Without for a momen, turning;
Then working che strained her waning sgni,
BY rushlight dimly burning.
From her aching eyes hot tears were shed,
But she spoke Lot a word in sorrowi
She gazed on the face of her child uufed,
And anxiously thought of the morrow;
She thought, as she pressed his feverish hand
And drew her thin shawl around her,
OF the boasted freedom of Euglsnd land
And the slavery which ground her!
Not half of her weary task was done
She had no more coal for firing
She fancied she heard some lovely one
Next morning the dress sdmiring.
Slowly and sadly she laid it dowr-
For the mother was tired and chilly
The work perhaps, might gain some renown,
But who d think OF her and her Willy
She bent o er the form of her slumb' ring child
On its wretched pallet lying;
Her cheek grew pale, and her eyes looked Wild
Both mother and child were dying
Lightly they II speak Of them both next morn
In the pauper- ground they II lay them:
They Il merely say "a poor dressmskers gone.
Yes this is how Bri'ons pay them
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and who's csfy h BE 20 devise and measures for te
corse erscn Cnb and 10 bhs and tor LIE good
q he tlEb, and the sevsfe neot Of irs p ncipleA
FVh The rule OF order Of the Club shall Be those
the Letblsiure q Gu Sfafe.
DECLARATIONS OF fRIscIPLEs.
Fvsf We beieve, and do arm that has arrived in
National exifence when has become the dnty Of
lover Of our Cor uion Of the Freed 4 these rate, and
The grestts good q County b. ear Political
&c ion his opposton the Principles and the Extenr Of
Slsvry
Snf We advocate strict regard fr STATE and Iniiviu.
Rsb under the Corsiiuron ofh4 United States ani dss
yo~spy intention interfere with The said Institution where
exists BY State l.x
7A0s We hereby pledge ourselves individually and untsdy
@ use Al honorsb and Constitutional means % prevent tue
tsrson Slavery within the Terry Of the Unsd States
The Constitution, Rules of Order, and Declaration Of
Principles were accepted and unanimously adopted.
The COMMITTEE then adjourned meet at the call of
the President.