monroe35
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"During that year I had the lock broken, and with the exception of the two letters addressed to myself, and some old receipts, found only some unintelligible papers, covered with figures, and totally incomprehensible to me."
Justintime believes his DIO map was in the box.
Someone believes the mysterious pieces of paper you're displaying were in the box.
Someone else believes a forth cipher was also in the box, etc., etc., etc.
The statement above is only "somewhat" specific and perhaps leaves a bit of room as far as "unintelligible papers, covered with figures,.." Without any actual proof I suppose it all comes down to what someone wants to believe.
I'm sure the ladies tell Reb all the time that he has a very manly figure, or that he is a fantastic figure of a man.So, if we apply the word loosely it could mean anything, even to the point that actual carved figurines had been placed on top of the papers. Hence all the claims over the years.
PS: Those papers could have been in the box. But on the other hand we have to remember that there's no proof the box or the contents ever exited at all. Then again, those could be the unintelligible pieces of paper the author was looking for. Who's to say.
Those two pieces of paper are a "MAP" of the treasures location. We deciphered it in 2001.
"During that year I had the lock broken, and with the exception of the two letters addressed to myself, and some old receipts, found only some unintelligible papers, covered with figures, and totally incomprehensible to me."
Justintime believes his DIO map was in the box.
Someone believes the mysterious pieces of paper you're displaying were in the box.
Someone else believes a forth cipher was also in the box, etc., etc., etc.
The statement above is only "somewhat" specific and perhaps leaves a bit of room as far as "unintelligible papers, covered with figures,.." Without any actual proof I suppose it all comes down to what someone wants to believe.
Kinda ESOTERIC, ya know...
Whoa! I haven't seen that word in a long time. I didn't realize I was flying that high. You're right. It's not easy reading. I can't remember how many hours I spent just doing scansion with literature and sounding letters. But I enjoyed it. monroe35
Cleveland was President during "THE GREAT UPHEAVAL" with many conflicts between labor and capital,that he had to cite the provision in the CONSTITUTION authorizing the federal government to protect the states "against domestic violence" (Art IV Sect4).MAYBE... by 1885; MORE?
Outlaws or RESISTANCE? What would Gen Shelby say?So before 1885, we had SOUTHERN colonies in Brazil, Mexico; CSA "outlaws" in Texas, Missouri, etc. Plain old anti-FED outlaws "out west"... read ALL the literature up to 1884/85. "Insights" can be gained; even Mark Twain was "involved"... LOL!
YEP! The Sibley Expedition also was important for TX... Shelby Expedition was after the CONFEDERATE WAR, when Gen. Shelby lead some ex-CSA REBELS to Mexico; ANOTHER great story from THAT! 1862 was the year for the SIBLEY EXPEDITION. "It was in 1862..." ("BP").Outlaws or RESISTANCE? What would Gen Shelby say?
I am VERY experienced in ESOTERIC I & R; MOST ppl on TN just want the "where is it?" stuff... and that is ok. Esoteric I & R IS fun... yet, LONELY; HIGHLY "philosophical"... yet, ENLIGHTENING! Here is just a small "example": Thomas Jefferson, DOI, Robert MORRIS ("money bag" of the FIRST War of Independence... America vs Great Britain); Thomas Jefferson was the leader of the FIRST REBELS! CONFEDERATE WAR: SECOND REBELS (JD, etc.) DOI as "broadside" against Abe, & "the UNION"... FC Hutter Payroll Dept. CSA (NOT a "money bag", tho) in the SECOND War of Independence aka War for SOUTHERN Independence... CONFEDERATE WAR. LOTS of ESOTERIC stuff found... BUT! WHO would believe it? HA!