| He resigned his superintendency in January 1861 when it was clear Louisiana would follow the cotton states out of the Union. |
| The superintendency of the posts became a considerable employment. |
| They adopted general rules, a statement of belief, a polity based on a limited superintendency, procedures for the consecration of deaconesses and the ordination of elders, and a ritual. |
| Finally, it was rated as belonging to a particular tribe, agency, or superintendency and to a particular file. |
| Mr. Bloomberg will also contend that the chancellorship is unlike any other superintendency because of its size, and that Ms. Black's business sensibilities will be useful in managing a system of 130,000 employees. |
| The individual files were arranged according to tribe, agency, or superintendency and every incoming letter had its own file mark. |
