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The New York herald., 1868-03-01
NEW YORK CITY.
TIE COlRTs.
UNITED STATES Dsra!cr cuuRT-ls BANKRUPTCY.
Important Question rs to Confessions oi
Judgment Under the bankrupt Lnw.

Important Question rs to Confessions OF
Judgment Under the Bankrupt Inv.
Before Iudge Blaich.ord.
In the Matter Of Asa craf.-ln ,hs case proceedings
for compu bankruptcy upon the ground
that thu debtor had voluntarily given confession o!
Judgment under the code to creditor for $4,000 The
evideHco which vo!um nous had been taken before
a Comm ss onar and tho came up for argu-
ment Mr.. Benedict, counse' for the creditors con.
tended that an act of bankruptcy had been committed
by ths debtor There was evidence lha. the debtar
nsolvent. AMI that Il voluntary Edwin
James opposing counsel addressed an argument
TO the court. ana'yzing tue American and English
authorities upon this branch of the Bankrupt law This
VAS the most important question winch had yet come
fora the court in bankruptcy Confessions OF judy
men were authorized by tae Code aud property to a
larss amount depended correct decision OF this
To say that dobior who .nsolven, suffered
his property TO be taken u execution WAS equivalent to
saying that oyster protested axa!nst being opened
Judge Balchtord said that lud question demanded
mucc consideration and OF much importance in
the adm ns1ton OF the Bankrupt law and reserved his
dec.s,on
Pressure oC Business i'm tho Bankrupt Court.
Tho officers OF tho Bankrupt Court we're engaged all
the morning yesterday receiving petitions. The petit
their counsel presented themselves IN line
and took their turn in the manner as they would II
purchasing postage stamps at the Post Oco receiviag
or pay ns money a bank This rush has becn caused
by the belief entertained by lesa practitioners that the
voluntary clause "a the Bankrupt act, which gives an
advantage TO applicants who have assets expires on
the I'd OF the ensuing March, whe others are OF opinion
Iha the clause docs not cease I'LL the LIST OF june after
date Is Supposed the lfty cent clause begins
operation. The number OF petitions filed yesterday ex
Ceoded one hundred and hfty.
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CITY INTELLIGENCE.

ACCIDENT At rHz Crsrox Horss-Bstween nine and
ten O'Clock yesterday morning portion Of the glass
dome Of the rotunda at the Custom House fell with
isud cash and Of the clorks who engaged in
the once beneath narrowly escaped senous injury II
appeared that scmc workmen wcrs engaged In making
repairs the outside OF The ONE and had pcauousy
lett loose plank in an posed position II caught
~ by tho prevailing nigh wind and thrown viossty
with tho fragments down through ths rotunda Mr..
Briggs was slightly wounded IN the face BY piece Of
ass and had noecu 10 bis hat By another portion:
but memo OF the other gentlemen engaged In the ofce
were Injured
FATAL BrnSrSo cAsuALrr -Yoeterday afternoon
Coroner Rollins was notified 10 hold Inquest al No
35S West Houston stree, tho OF Mrs Hay,
a who died from the effects OF burns received
Two or three days snce By The explosion OF kerosene
oil lamp.
cHLp suyyocAnn Coroner schirmsr yesterday held
40 inquest a. No. Goa Eleventh avenue the romans
of Nary Norris an infant only two months old, whose
death wAs the result OF being accidentally sunocatsd
beneath The bedololhss
PoLos RECORD wErK.--Tns following II the
number OF arrests made In this city BY the police during
the past week Saturday, 22d inst, 22o; Sunday. 81
MONDAY, 2oIi Tuesday, ISL Wednesday, i72; Thurs
FIRE IN wssr Tirrr-rornrH STREET. About ten
O'Clock yesterday morning Ore broke in the dry ing
Of The match factory. owned by John Loshrs, No.
<27 West Fifty fourth street Nr Loshrs occupied
ths rst noor and extension lager beer saloon and
dwelling. The property damaged 10 the extent of
81, 000 Insured for 81 900 In New Amsterdam, 1000
Baltimore; $1,000 In United States, Of Baltimore,
- 600 In Williamsburg City, and 81. 600 In S. Marks
Insurance Company The flames extended TO the frame
dwelling No. 42e, owned by VIM. Mangsls and occupied
by John Laukopcr, who keeps . grocery the nrss
noor. Loss stock, 5000; no Insurance.. Damage 10
owned and occupied By John Tsdd, 10 damaged about
$500, insured.
Fms IN East THRrr.FouRrn sgsRsr About two
o'clock yesterday morning a nrs broke out In the
kIudllps wood ysrd Nos s3s and $40 East Thirty fosA
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plsTols AND eUGILlSTS.

Joe Coburn, tho noted champion Of America, len hS
trsiping retreat in Hsrlsm yesterday, with several
friends known as sIposeas of nsic euhurs. aud came
70 this city where amid eonvvisliiy aud the inter
change Of fellowship the major pcrsio. OF the day was
passed While wcndng thar ~ay homevard they
by chance stopped in the Park Hotel for
the last peasnt exchange Of compliments,
whsre they met Colonel Gleason. Now II Ia alleged.
the Colonel knew Coburu, and congratulations we're
offered 10 their mutual sat!sfaelion- But trus levs
never runs smooth and in . vioeat argument sooa
ensuing Gleason and Coburn differed 90 materially thas
each desired lhe immediate wltnirasal OF the other
from the coburn ,cld she Coonsi 30 leave; bus
tho ntter did not feel tnus disposed and added scr ho
former had made certain doinonstratons, Joe dons
you hit ma, II you do, you are dead man" The
champion laughed and said "Guess not" when the
Colonel added yes, III shoo, you," and with this
draw pistol Joe could not be passive now and mss
his friend equally in this respect, a. also drawing
revolver aud placing near tbs CoIone,'s
head, threaIsnlngiy said Now shootl' Tho e1-
hitton Of this warliks element IN public
place was evidently disliksd and produced much con-
steraaton among Tbs bysiandsrs sons dedg ns behind
doors others under chairs and many ncortnsnty bolt
ing Into the street Bat happy. no damage vas dooe,
~ friends ~ this stage Of the AFFAIR, prevailed upon ths
TO pocket their pistols aud renew the endiY
relations tba he'd ,has bees sudsU suadsrsA
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suRROGATE's CoUsr.
Before Surrogate Gideon J. ruckel

Before Surrogate Gideon J. Tucker.
Tho following mentioned wills admitted to pro-
ba.s-vz. OF Theresa Yahls. Mary Purdy, owen samon
Ira B Steward Francis J. Gsyer Nathan l. Lord
Letters o administration granted estates as
toilows:-of Randall Graves Patrick Kerssy, Eugene
Ncklaus. Charles Oesor, Clara Pinsent Kristina
Wortner Jatnes Amerman, Frederick II. Graasezein,
Benjamin I. Moon John W. Chapman Frank X Bradt
George Ewing. James Gehau. Adophe Kruspe John
Myers. James OSullivan, Henry X Jones, James
oGara John Tweddo, Jr., John H. Van Zle, Louis An
rich, Frederick Fulling.
Guardianship papers wero granted to David o. Grady.
guardian OF cstharne Kelly Della Anrich, Of Minnie
Emanue, Anrich. William Wilson, Of Caroline, George
", Henry T. and Emiy Jones.
Acccuan OF the estates OF the following named per-
sons deceased have been settled: :-Pstricx Corwin.
George Raet Eisanor Bazzoni, Lorenzo Moses,
EphraIm Fishei John 1. Bode, John @. Bogart william
kesseS snd Peter W Malone.
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the PRIZE Rlee.
Abo Hickcp md Johnny Blnckie.

Abe IIickcn md Johnny Blackie.
Abe Hieken, tho Englsh pugist resident Of this ~
for several weeks PAST has AZ last me, brother bruss
who dosiecr TO hght him. Abe here desiring a.
pecally TO meet Sam coyer the cha mp!on hight weighs
fighter OF the United States; but Sam could break
certain professional engagements to Accommodate him,
aud thus the fornor turned 10 pastures new " Dc.
mcnsrais his fshting qualities After repeated failures
10 effect match, and bis face was homeward turned.
upon nearing that his hackers In England had cauDod
q mesiing 10 be arranged there between him
and ''Young Tom Lane" tor Cl00 . SIDE In Juas
next Johnny Biackc, recent arrival from california;
advised that he was willing tc meat Abe In the RUG 70.
oording TO the terms OF his published challenges, o
fght from l22 to l2S pounds for $500 side, in ssH
weeks time from the date OF sisHina articea A.
Hcken will at write TO his bacaers Use all efforts
10 have the proposed 1gh in Engard postponed bs aus
Of this there prospect tnat Backie aud he viii soscS
. match.
Prize Fight Near Bellows Falls, 1Iuss.-Thirty-
four Rounds In One Hour aud Nine Jiis-
utes.
srRISGFfsLp Feb 10 1888.
prize nsht came OF near Bellows Falls TINS morning
for $500 aide. The principals are named het srny
and Reegan. Tho fight was . Desperate one Thirty
four rounds fought 10 one hour and nine milutss
Reagan was the victor Incrs were 40 arrests
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MAylR,s nfflcE.

The business At the License Bureau during the pass
week 10 follows s:--Lcenses issued TO hasA
Dealers o. coachss express wagons Is; vsnders sls
drivers, Is; public CARTS 7s dirt CARTS Is; porsr
cars l6o Total 1873 Received for hnos, &2s aad sAa
received for fees and lnes, $3.50 70.
In compliance VITA tho request OF the Mayor Duh.
lished 10 tho HERALD OF YESTERDAY the members OF
Broadway squad arrested twenty .oight who sses
employed by varoGs establishments in carrying Aens
and placards Broadway. They taken before The
Mayor, VINO discharged tnem With reprmand
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could only DO obtained by examining the private 40
count books Of eaca memoH OF their body cannot
say that the expectation width expressed OF seeing
beDeucia results - their trade from the opening OF
Osaka was fully shared by the Guild; they would be
better able 70 pronounce epnoE that point year
hence after the place had been opensd-hsy mad their
doubts-they looked 70 their interests as Guild.
ana ney wers not qu.s sure that the diminished scope
their trade pass the haads Of the smaller houses
would DO compensated for BY the advantages 70 bs de-
nved from Ito increased propotons
Tho following addition information on the present
foreign trade coiscted from various sources
The total number OF packags OF piece goods imported
last year amounted to 800 while there TAO pack
ages OF medicines and 300 Of misc elsneous goods.
The dierance between the Yokohama and Osaka prices
OF foreign goods Is reckoned about per cent on
valuable articles and goes hIh twenty per cent on
goods OF more bulky descrDt Dton The lowest actual
fre.gh 0y sea between Yokohama and Osaka recSoned
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1868-05-12

FIonrrNo rAE WRoga pAssEsogA. Some years
ago, when tho steamboat Iyanhoe. Capt Jimmy
German, used to run from savannah to Augusta,
the incident we arc abont 70 relate, occurred aud
was witnessed by our reporter When tho Ivan.
hoe arrived at Augusta countryman was seen
standing on the wharf, dressed in homespun, his
coat fitting 40 tightly acFosa his shoulders a. 10
raise his arms several inches higher than nature
intended them 10 hang. His appearance genor.
ally would indicate that he waa directly from oke-
fenoke and for tho frat time in his life was gaz-
ing upon things pertaining 10 civilization. He
was what our boatmen termed "a comieal ens-
toner" Ho had never seen steamboat nor
dreamed of locomotive The appearance Of the
bridge seemed 10 be more than he oond realize
as fact, and the steamer unnamed him. Our
boatInen drow him into conversation, and we're as
much amused with his remark Is as his appearance,
They got him on board the steamer. and thought
they haa engaged run enough for several trips.--
One Of the officers of the boat named .----.s was
peculiarly fond Of Joke, and deemed tbs oppor-
tunity too good to be lost. He assured the com
rade that he had plan By which ho intended 10
make Johnny Green jump overheard He aocord-
ingly brought out a hdooua looking bowie knife
which was IN hispossesaion and, assuming per-
feet swasb-buckler air, approached the country
man, saying, 'Ivo found You at last, my man,
I've been looking for you long time = and draw
ing himself Ia position indicating an assault,
had no sooner got within roach Of the enemy than
he found himself stretched upon tho deck and his
knife in the possession Of the foe, who fell upon
him and gave him a most unmereiful beating
disabling him 80 as torender Il necessary for him
10 take to bis bod and koepit. When the eouh.
tryman was satisfied that ho had given him
enough, be arose amidst the astonished lookers
on, who had mistaken his character, and eK-
claimed Gentlemen, is there any other man in
your boat l0odn' for me q They answered that
there was not, and allowed him to leave fully sat
islod that they had got the worst Of the Joke.
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iaenee eal sssssabslaF. Tbs sps.alsass v4n
e. lepaaasss vyr - vhsls Nsrgh ~. nsv
rfAist q laaesaed tfom tAs ereuts u the bate
Raf
bHs fsf0tAt.e eFr0rsaally sunns Ess mpsath
maui srsi ef aftreaFA paold sae shss siaaisr.
lns valepa shgeuehsas lbs seata tssf.a hatte vi,h
higbHul foAenae fusssssehaent. IS ne ccsalhr
lTesalssslal aiegsfoa wiE i, s eaasAlaAsd fsaniah
- oppaftaHlsg whsa ths uasios.si l,sser ws1 he
= embarrassed ss Is sslaw ske nev aasasVaA Is
SEA head before Il ean h. met
Let ne psepia q lbs Narth he vsuea.
xHf eRtSb sioxAfs
There i eeuiFAl organisation "A she ar,ler- a
sagt II Eseaassvs CoaHel composed ~ De essin.
maplers q distuets dBssnei t,asne nsaslly
= State. This oSeeuilse hody i eallea me
Qrana ceanesl and hAs 20 stei s,laoa ~ useusans
q met ence 10 Nashville. aud he last tame. in
March Fl Aaggsta. ga rsen - three uonths
swo lheFe were hut thirteea members a tAis
caunel, there being then so grnater naaher II
districts New districts. boeQvex are hSing con.
siaHay added
The eFols business Il ,hr coanril - a. q h es.
extend lho organization ana watch far ttr rrand
tRttH ~ Ak@Atti aitAtt Mftft Atl& R4t3NtfH H{tA
no longer work Ia secrrt AMI la fear Of their
ueeka. Tho order will strike simultaneously In
Thousand plaess shep The day eome.. and will
leap into hght an army coshpiotely organised.
Tho signal foT the grand strike ie ran IsoNH8gAR.
When thst omblem appears throaNheul tbs soaah
placaficd Ia cities aud towns published in psws-
pspora, carried everywhere by mAii and telegraph
and courier the tlme far tha open triumph u tho
brothers uill come within three dAysl Then vall
"thc heavens bo u slah tho llaid iAnIc- a xprco
than fratrcida war; Il VIII be the dAy u doom
for loyalty ia The south, aud many 3 northern
home viii BE- put in mourning. saeh is ths pan.
rHE pauSrAfs HtAp.
Who started this ball . rohng and controls the
movements q of iho Grand Councils without
doubt The surviving line nlotlers II The late rebel
lion, stung 70 maineaa ~ tlao failure q their
grand coup and nlled with more than aoylish
venom by the eauslizaton in Law bestowed By the
United States government upon their former
slaves, have devised this plan 10 lnpayoriah their
Northern enemies, ana under ptetonca ~ a threat
ened negro nsurreation, destroy tho loyal coloFed
mon, whom they propose to hatGhar without
mercy; and All this inforual designing. while en-.
Joying the unmented pardon of citizen privileges
Of generous and 70 conadng government For
the safety Of this great community they should
all be forthwith arrested tried, aud haniphod the
land forever. sneh prompt aeiiQn might possibly
nip tho bud ere il fully blossoms, though for
while incandiarism will run rampant, and sudden
and mysterious takngs-oa be not unfrequent
Are these 'the spirits Of devils working mira
cles, that 80 forth 10 sedaco people IN the latter
days2
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MANCHESTER w. TUESDAY .,oorlssas.

yaft . gea asint J ts7e faeaitea lstg what
q yru tsk mets eAf 81 nus A.. samt rs.
hoas man Aat Bah goi ; eaod d,unsr 3
rsd tel a.si night aad being n hsaag t4sa
tr'e3 t,4 part the HfEt Gay. aud eoi befti lu an
lBl.afan sna dsi sell
4 b -sit the HfsI Miiay hal Is pgi himsH
pn menias shari alaeanea 8f cash p gst lis
vutrheass haek- Meanwhile Bob al a6i frgsi
g. ieA tbs stury aad e was deeds hkc Tits thai
sdeara3 nll.aa uenry. paks q Clarence. to
iAe pyapid q England
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1868-05-12

A tourist tells tho following story; We recently
met our friend Dr. Lord, formerly Of Boston. Ho
has been resident 9f this section FOR about six
years. During his FIRST few years he was exten-
sigely engaged 10 buying wool, and on one ocea-
sion becoming bewilderod with tho multiplicityof
crooked roads over tho broad prairiea, ho rode up
10 a small cabin in0osed ina clump of locust trees
and addressed white-headed boy perehod on the
top Of hen-eoop, with,
"Halloa, boy"
81 reckon yonre a stranger" was the response.
Look here, sonny
81 amt your sonny"
''No, not my sonny but Il you viii jump down
ard come here I'll give you dime"
The boy sprang as II alighting from wasp's
nest, and coming up 70 the stranger, exclaimed,
"Well, old hose what IL i 7
"rye lost my wey, and don't know whore am.
Can you ten me n
"Yes; you're On your horse'
Mr., Lord laughed Al the bays wit and handed
him dime The boy took the money, looking ap
With mingled feeling. u wonder and delight, aad
said.
II reckon you must have power of money!
"why 50, my boy r
"Cause you slathef i sRay so.7
whats your fathers name = inquired Mr. Lord.
"Blll jerks, waa the reply.
"Ah, yea, know him, exclaimed Mr. Lord, ho
grows wool don't heY
''No bnt bis sheep doee."
II yolf knew me, my lad, yoa would b. more
respectful ia your replies. In friend u y0aI
father, my name Il Lord"
heard pap read about you 10 the Hll1e, and start
ing oa for the house on a dead run, he bswied ous
a. the Top a bis lungs
Mother. mother, The Iserd u ost here on horsn
back and has lost iba way
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en goaFs. ses tie ratio !. reversed had pfrciso.
d A. ihe pcaaulpm Swings sa the darker slde.
daes alaaeurattisfn legin g fesams iis sway sid
the country egeH poorer aad Hiere disturbed
ia accomplishing the eisantic iask imposed ug.
ah tte mea q ttis generation, d resmstrucane
aad restoring e5lT country. ws must hake most
complete ard general iustraet3ou Il enc masses,
the keystone e onf sd.iee. The daY. we hope.
Is noi az distaus whom ihese vha shall hsve done
thO most b further his ali-essential work SHAH
b. The chosen ana most trusted leaders Of orr
AFaorcau Israel Mercantile JoafuaI
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From thl rhIIadeInll. -.

f''77I ~ : 1IlIaF17- III 7 FNEs'
We have received the following fron,----city,
Ohio, with The annexed notes
10 ne Editor n The Press
Herewith ! send yon for publication an early
copy d pamphlet just issued IN this city, expos
iag the secrets q the now political revolutionary
organization in The South, called the oKuklux
Klan.' Believing the account 10 the main true,
and that the loyal people Of the country should
know what most Of vipers they have forgiven as
"orring brothers" Is the motive for giving It a
vide circulation
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q Llrrtr rLnea. nea.n.

0ssa f &, sss crowd = rerF usH
faeFes raaoa snoHEA g. awa
A f Mn Ass I've as ught
E is - W ~ gaa
Ia A a sts paef sra aeAk
has 0aA u pHasage
ha @ iAls Isas issa sosa
Ahise ea9s Fa9
f h Em ter saa ifng
~ 4a hsa aHf U.e H8
Coos ts weah % H aiNH
ka8 b hm gp $50 aa
Rt eslt rua gua aure
la sta7a. fu ffst atd fame
Arc sos tAE u84g mkn &8.ge
Ia eaAt q osoyW rooa
Bug thBs il Is GA IAfe's rsugh patti.
hsf sfsfns llse Cad x
Tie sifsus WA erasA ibe seAk - death.
tHe at8k 8f1uf ilt email
f4F hHlsFf be fitf Faaf's hound
sales cert er groom
Ihaa strarsle usfh fle nas- around,
Mbsa wt1s 10 albIw roca-
u hasrt IS Bayi dau4 ,aiaa the shocks
tE heaFt aad push aiaIg
Aeu luds ahi eo1a gr9w ioarh with knocks,
RnuF Hmtsa With lsb1r sir90E
An3 lherfs 4 Hand uuseea 70 sid
b;aF ig aglt the g!aom
Dp hNaft ug b4t nar he afraid
STRIKE out fsr aiiaN room
Apd Whea fau aae, ani8 tAe shnong,
a tlaN GaiiU Sip,
1aai Fi5e hjm 81 you pass along,
brsfc and Kindly grip
Io aal}e aea,ls, iAoBgA poar yau be-,
Your path Ia t.fe iIumnt
And Witb irao lhgissHn Charity
Gave others elbG@ r00m
Ina struggling nu Nith might aud main-~
Au altered better mat
Grown wise frum many s bygune pain
And maBy q broken plan
Though bruised ls many luckloss iall,
And blinded in tlie gloom,
III up, and III redeem i az
But give ma elbow room
l0ieea So,u,d Tine
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"A loader u music ID a church whare 8ongre.
gational singing was pFaetieed sAieetea laps
vith sbe wrong metre, b ~ sung 70 the words
with hyssop purge my soul, o Lord" He tried
i twice, when come oid lady cried oas aMistef,
you bad better try soEae other yagb.
a foreigner 5 short ufas IL this country vas
eating bo.led green corn. After eAting "a All the
corn h. p4sssa tke ca nAek - Lhs lsay ah9 sAs
TIE head oi tie tal!a. saying, Would yoa please
y b ~ sihd - q pgt some mofe beans On ths
stick r
IL yea lore othefs taey vii Love you. II you
speak aadly 70 them thsy rlA speak hA4iy 70
yea Love j. repaid viii love. AID hatred wlth
hAirsa. Woala you bears sweet Gss pleasant
echo, apeak sweesag and ylsasaasiy yoaFsa.L
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1868-05-12

faf PRIMARY instruction Spain exptnas only 90
ee1aiaes PET sAaum for every pupa, Italy a /,
France =, and Great Britain ! iraae II eenutaes
bun she latter obtains lose result thsa sxltzez-
LAID.
such . he Nork q repressise governments
based ssseA military org&aizstia4. VII tie read,
er e tAe 0araiai stss u tiie people eyea IN tlas
latsst ase ~ A4seg be - iaalt Ia tlysnlng rca-
soaa igs tassr iz4seFy
L. tae Ualte1 Ssates se hAse pos atsalaea ths
F4t-l-S = ine lAa.. se20ls IEuaatien, that aseii
" Tie arAialtael.sa e92nffaes asa il Prussia
h4taal Ga4 na.a2na, sas ue aFs iaF ia aaFanoe II
~ tar Haris Aa4 ilie sla4s szI,sassi D. L. "a oar
N4siAFe aiaa aaf Frs laEaiAos i4l a4aet bclew tAe
aa1t u Fal--e .assE1eaga G4al gslAa tie lAsa seF.
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An E1rosr OF rnr Eras.

The haaiafioH Questions aid ifsiosrs The
Gross ne Crescent The Lone Snr Hoe
Bro9ers reeogtiu sacl oa,r sreadiug az gs
SocsaR
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Ia the code Of tho Brothers of the Southern
Cross, every loyal southernor Is traitor, and ey-
cry loyal Aaftherner il born enemy. The COM
fuand Il 70 "snite every vulnerable point" aud
enough j. publiabed every week to shgw that "yui-
perabe points" are found every day. when the
brotAers put an enemy out of the ~sy. Details
are made from the companies when The death Of
any person has been decided on The precise
time for the act is never given with the order
the trothsrs wait The favorable laomont foT their
work u Sllenee and Darkness. Always enough
uasn are detailed % al possibie eontingen.
cles Or ordinary resistance. When once detailed
fgr slch service. brother u never free until Il i
doae, even II no opportunity occurs f9r months.
Every state il the south hAs ils pefeet organi-
cation u these brothers, AID tle order u Jet ID ita
infaaey. MsgAbeIs are at work in northern bor
deF htales, organizing among those who aFs
soathcrn born 81 who Are known 10 side with
the south agasasl the Nortb. Ilaia ls the prsnel-
pa posal where The ''lnrd flames Afe y be brot
q tie al % ule SOUTH though tie 1fDshsgs hsge
already Dsea ~ eEegg Asgl4sna e.ty u aay pz8sa-
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THE EQUINOX HOUSE

MANCHESTER VERMONT
sopcn igom Jane h Octabefi
Al Tie fssl Il MOUNT EQUINOX ameng ihe Green
Mountains,
rURE AIR
TINE DRtVE-
coon TROUT FISHING
Adarrs r, H. 0RWS, Nshchester, ",
Routes 10 Mnnoh ester.
TbasAs iisdsob Hgpf Railroad Train from New
York "a TraY aud kaiiAna, reaches Aanehestef at
syn
Ths mofnina Train from springfield, Mass sia Brst-
b1ehoFa ana hcHxs FAlis. c0Mneets Al Rutland with
ktrH Tfslu fgf Manchester
Neu York passengers sfs Athens. ot Albany and
Saratoga, reaea Manchester hy Bennington Rutland
AhlsahA lanelng katlnna at A. OF ~ D.