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Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1877-04-28

There are other attractions in New
Osleans for the Northern statesman
than the Octoroou Ball. The cock
pit hourishss there In al its seduc-
tive glory. Not any Spanish city,
not any Of the clergy Of the Repub-
lican Empire and Imperial Republic
Of MEXICO ever enjoyed. with more
genuine rspssrss. the delights Of
stays aud sbske-bsgs. gsffs and
siashsrs, heels and hsck,ss. pylss
and brass wings than the bulldossrs
and the bulldosel. wise and simple,
high snd low Of the Crescent City
which sits at the feet OF Nichols and
Is laved by the waters which rise and
fall by the tides and freshsts Of the
imperious Mississippi. An appre
ciative correspondent Of the Balti-
more Sun, writing from New Orleans
pleasantly gossips - follows;
The cockpit in New Orleans 10 one
spot who're thsFs has never bssn any
question a. 10 equality. but where oil
meet on the same plane. To tho days Of
the old regime the naughty creole sat
without Iausmur or 3 thoughtful 70
moossrspce IN close proximity with oil
typos sf The lowest orders. free niggers, .
= nd nj ill ~.
ent. and would bet his money with them
without the least conjunction. This
license OF admission TO the cockpit has
continued unvaryinRly 10 this day. and
| last ditch Democrats, carpet. baggers.
scslswags. blacks, mnlattoes, quadroons.
ocioroons. French, Italians. Spsniarns,
Americans. all mix together In perfect
harmony and good feeling. ! can fancy
What m intense. beatifc Joy would have
swelled the breast OF Charles Sumne,
could he only have been permitted to
witness such practical exempliic stiop
Of his Civil Rights bill. When Presidep,
Grant sent old Ben Wade 1t the head Of
Commission down to San Domingo Ia
buy that precious spot. Bsex got mp Z
champion cock fight for she distinguish
ed visitors. Birds were rather scarce
however. and the nobility OF Bsez
court had some difficulty In hunting ur
| enough to mako the show respectable
The Secretary Of War aud the Secretary
Of the Navy both came to the pit with /
game cock under their arms. which the,
contributed TO the common stock. Old
Ben was very much delighted. and con
cludsd to 80 for annexation on tbs spot
II he will come hero be osn sec uuet
better show Of tho same character and Il
much less expense. and he can swear II
either English. French or Spanish with
the certainly that some one will under
stand aud appreciate him E
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1877-04-28
A Grassy Man LOSE TO his
vprrvn. ~. r,iL

A Grassy Man LOSE TO HIS
vRIEsps.--Ths Elko Independent Of
April 70 states "a foliows:
Quite = co,n motion wss caused in
Tnscsrora, Sunday evening, by the
discovery that . man named William
Ivan, who wAs evidently insane. had
suddenly disappeared from the
camp. and oil search for him proved
unavailing. Tho particulars Of the
case are reported ~ follows: On
Friday last Ivan arrived here from
Minnesota. whore he has Q family
on bis way 10 visit . brother, who 10
employsd - blacksmith by the
Grand Prize Company Of Tnscarors,
and was booked for that place by
stage, aud 10 suppossd to hkvs be.
come insane during The night, for,
leaving the hotel, e started on on
foot and W. picked up near Taylor's
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1877-04-28

Nv vIaTU9 or a DeCUEB AVN
- order Of hale Issued out VI end under ths
Seal Of the Honorable second Judicial District
Court In snd for County Of Ortnsby, State Of
Nevada. ON Judglnsnt sLtained thsrsin On TN
18th day Of Apnl. a. y. 1871. end sttssted on H.
soth day Of April. A. d. 1871. in favor VI Nevsais
sulphur Company. . corporstion. PLAINTIFF. aud
against 4. ". Pepia sud n. Bsssssss, dsiepd.
ants. for the sum VI SO principsI, aud intoe.
est thassoD Of tho rate Of IN p.r cspt por
month ftom adth dsy Of July. A. b. lsis, until
paid. and accrued costa la the sun VI "a 20.
and cosnsel fec In the sum Of "a IS. and clerks
acersinx costs In the amount Of Is ", and Oh
costs which may sccras By reason OF advsssisipe
ssir. sheri6s sccruine costa, etc.. eli In Gold
coin Of ths United Ststss. apd 70 me d,evcts.i.
commanding me 10 sell according 70 law certain
InorssAgsd propsxiy sst out In aid Decrss and
vrdss o. ssis. and in pursuance thereto. have
10 front Of the Cour House door In Carson CITY
orMs6y county. state q n vsds. on the ISih
day VI Nay. A. D. ls77. bslwesn The hovu Of 8
= \. sed ?. n. 10 VT : q I O'Clock ,. r.. III
s,. right. title. tnsersst o. claim u the defend
ave, ssesn I'D s,s.ssss q. n sad to The toi
o.stsin tract Of land situated IN the county Of
Ormsby. Dtses VI Nevada. ciailasd aud occupIsd
BY said =. y. Pspln end y. 0sssusss e s mn
site. oominsncInS q stake MARRIED No. 1. n
Ne mouth Of the :. BsRrsts Tunnsi. cad run.
y 'ny shsncs scusa ITO ises " stshs married No.
?: thsncs sass 2s0 fess 70 stsas marked No. s.
thence running north ITO feet 10 stake mssksd
No q tAsncs sunntDg vvse ~ TEA shs place %
nsaiuuins. With the improvements shsrp :. Ths
cala lsad v sttustsd u the soslhsass portion u
sne northsses quarter ~ Of ssctso6 NO. ., y
piaslo meridian srcoriiss % shs Usissd s;si" ~
'1 cs;sss CITY. Apu, >, is7 3 SWIFT sA''is
=. " v. DAsixs. Plslnti9s Attorney.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1877-04-28

Theodore Hale has lately been in
Arizona. Among other things which
he brought back with him were a
pair OF lizards (iguanas, we suspect)
which the Phoebe Record describes
a. having head and forked tongue
similar to q snake, tho body and
hind quarters being like unto a
small sixed alligator. They are 70.
pulsive looking animals, but, not.
withstanding that, Mr.. Hale intends
to make pets Of them, tho only
question with him being to provide
proper food for them.
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RopEo. Says the Reno Gazette Q

RoD.o. Says the Reno Gazette oil
Thursdsy essnins: .aesgsa
Yesterday the vsqueros and stock.
mee net q Psavins 10 give the nrst
Of . series Of rodeos or gathering
and branding and separating 81
stock. To-day there viii b probably
. thousand head Of cattle collected
q Psavins. About 40 men, will. bs
present. On May 1sl thers will " I
rodeo 1t Smoke Creek, 70 10 follow.
% By one at High Rock. Fisl,
Sprihgs. Wnnsmuoca Valley AMI
Honey Lake. ,,-g =,
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1877-04-28

02AuuV80 wv 0us "a ~
Township. Ornasby County. State u 0sssda
lsforv Q. A. withcrvil. Justice u the Psocc.
d. U. f<ntx and p 4. wngarf. pisineo0s, Va
pevtd Z smaill aud Rachel Z spssiil hs wife,
deeeodasso. 1 .sfi,t.s.f i, n -
! Notice 4 hereby given % oil peross holding
az. S,e ss i.s,ss ~ ines s,s.san plsce isnd
con Ctty. usnsey county. etaAs " Nsvsda~ rallied
and Known - and bling the wet half OF III
nunlhsf utns ~ snd ths west half Of ~ pusu.
Der ten tlU) IN biloxi nuusbsr eleven ND Of
Curry ktvisioa " asid CAssnn CITY; sane ".
Ing aosl nsnstoo oOe cn@pose p(ssfe ef lid. us.
der ths Constitution Of the state VI >sveis and
under the provisions ~ the Act of the Lsgisis.
turs VI ssid Htsts. entitled "An Act V secusv
itess 20 nschsn aud gshssv - 10 sVpss, s,l
otls~r Acts ~ relation shsrsto." sppsovsf March
!, is1o. 10 h ard spp~ss lrsoss seld lnstscs's
Court 90 ths lyth eay q Nay. 4. D. MI, q u
O'Clock .. \. 81 aid deg. ssd 10 esklhit then
and there W ssid 0sar the prooss u Nit ssld
lteoe. v. n. LtxIE.
ttf p. 4. wA9ufk.
pisipti6h.
Carson city, Nevada, April a.. 1911. isw5w
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1877-04-28

The Reno 0axstts, slluding 10 the
report - aoils prossqss 10 the
Rover Murder case says .rpr r..s
District Attorney Cain has received
no such Instructions, and the next
te3al q Rover will commence n soon
atoee ths tsrmination Of the La Point
csse = possible.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1877-04-28

Yesterdays press dispatches con
tain the following extract from the
New York Times Of April &c:
The report OF the Louidsss Commis.
sion 10 simply 90 setpos lsdeusnt shsi
the result Of their isbors has been =
surrender. . compromise. All legal ~
evmsnts srs on shs side Of the Packard
Governueps. and there cen BE- but ON.
iafsreuce. VIC: That the iusssils,ios Of
the Nichols 0ovespmsut IL piece Of
fragrant ususpstios.
II this means anything. Il means
that the long silence Of the Repub.
licsn masses " beginning 70 struggle
for an utterance. There IL heart
above mere sordid commerce. above
mere huckstering and dollars. above
groceries aud the cotton trade, above
the conditions Of . humiliating and
unmsnly peace. ct the North. The
honest mind Of the people whose
awakened patriotism saved this coun.
try from disupion will not be stilled
Into poltroonery. They DO question
the policy Of the Administration 10.
ward the South. From question.
ing, very great number will come
to murmuring. r.. ~ the Times
says. the people also shall say, tina.
the result OF the Louisiana Commits
sion's labors is surrender and not q
compromise, there will arise an OPP
position 10 the President which may
not easily be stayed. When there
comes to DO widely Expressed con-
cnrrence in the opinion Of the Time.
thst tho installation oi the Nicholl,
government isa fragrant usurpatior
1.-THE era Of good feeling" will, v.
fear, meet q most serious cheek. Il
begins TO look ss il the Republican
party WAS not going to be led to thu
sacrifice. without some earnest pro
tests, even 10 make Mr.. Hayes sea
~ easy a. his conscience.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1877-04-28

General Sherman seems to place great
isith in tho promises OF the Hampton and
Nichols Administration. He said the
whole philosophy OF Southern life vas
based on the idea OF honor, and, II there
vas any impulse that would keep the
southern people 10, pledges they have
made. 1t would be the ssnse OF honor
aud the fact that 10 break their faith
would bring upon them tho Just oppro.
brium OF the whole country. Il re-
manned to DO seen how far tho authority
OF those who have made these pledges
can be effective In overcoming the deep.
seated prejudices which influence con.
adorable portion OF the idle and irrespou.
slble element in Southern society. The
General does not anticipate serious
trouble growing out OF the large trus,
placed by the President in the pledges OF
Southern leaders, but ia evidently In
favor OF extreme measures should those
promises be violated.-Press dispatches.
II there is any one thing that Gen;
eral Sherman knows how to do bet.
tor than another tout OF his line) i,
Is 10 express Q wholly emotional
opinion. He would seem to be.
spite OF his years. as guileless as q
Child concerning men and mems
motives. The first thing he did after
the fall OF Charleston and the sur.
render OF the rebel army OF South
Carolina was to enter into tho pro.
liminaries Of a peace with Brccken.
ridge and other Confederate Chiefs,
by tho terms Of which he was ia
allow the rebel troop; to hold and
become the custodians of all their
arms. They proposed to constitute
themselves the armed militia OF the
Southern States and hold them Sc 70,
ready for such emergencies rs recon
struction might evoke. Stanton
upset .his scheme, aud Sherms,
mover forgave him. Now Sherman
10 Of the opinion that the new Con
federacy il based on honor
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This is good, IL il il . hsartlsss

This il good, IL il il = hsartlsss
hsockery: tot ls 45ss4
At Columbia, s. c., . isw days
since. "Old WASH" Ex. Governor
Chamberlain goodman. vss
scoostsd by one Of his old friends ~
follows: :" say, Wash, whsr 10 de-
Gubnsr ?" :. Well, sar. dc 0ubnsr
don't stay wild me nov he 10 cir.
cumlocated 10 do country. sar. an !
- DO 'spectAbls coachman oh Mr..
Chambsrlun, Dc Ex.0ubnsr oh dis
State. We has adjourned from dat
s'tuAsion, ~, an no longer Graves
10 empty honors." ..t.s..,g
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1877-04-28

3 ae
The Administration Legislature Of
South Carolina has given specimen
OF the manner in which Wade Hamp.
tons promises, that the Coniederates
would DO good, are to be kept. A
press dispatch says:
Columbia. %. ca, April 25. In the
House today, the Democrats passed a
preamble and resolutions declaring all
members Of the late Mackey House 10
contempt with the legal House OF Rep
resentatives. and referring their creden.
t,als to Joint COMMITTEES OF Judiciary
aud Election, TO pass upon their title to
seats. The Republican members Aslcely
contested this action. holding. that
although members OF the Mackey House
had erred. that they were prima facie
entitled 10 seats. The Committee will
report tomorrow. and probably all but
i've or six members N the late Mackey
House will be admitted.
OF course the administrator
members Of the Hampton body will
overlook the contempt committed by
some OF tho legitimists in daring to
pretend to be Legislature prior TO
the era OF good feeling which on.
gulfed them and installed the beaten
party in power. but the friends Of
good crops and prosperity need on
terrain no fears that this clemency
will be extended 10 members enough
OF the "Mackey Legislature" to on
danger the rebel ascendency %
necessary TO peace. etc. They order
these things better in Louisiana.
There the Presidents Commission
and tho usurpers counted noses, in
advance. aud only lot in the right
number. They thus avoided any dis.
play Of partixanship. oh! that all
the peace manipulstors would learn
from them how not to be seen max.
ing . dead thing for the Democracy
when they parcel out seats in State
Legislature. gE eaN Ga
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DIED.

In Carson CITY, April ~, 1877. Mrs. Eveiins
Crnndell. aged IS ysars. . native Of New Yofk
State.
The funeral Will take place TO day u o'cioeh
p. n. from the Methodist Church.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1877-04-28
MORTON HOUSE,
North Carson street. between TsIe.
graph aud Spear streets.
HAVING 4 LEASE or ruH Bascg
Building kuowp ~ kinckie's propsrty,
propose To carry onthe business of ~
asesl aad Restaurant oa ehs Fare.
rarnr psAn nsgls.

Parties desiring suits OF single rooma, With o.
without bosrt. ran have the same by applying
The 4oues viii In opencd On Ssturiay even NJ
shs -. oEALS At ALL. HoukH. -.
JAMES HUNT. Proprietor.
csssoa Oty. April =. ISL. m 81 ts3a7
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NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT.

TIME UNDERSIGNED GIVES MO-
tics Of his sppsint,nent - Asaisnes Of 4.
.. Driesbseh and n. ID. Hatch (DTissbach 4
Hatch). Of Canon City, In ths county Of Orms.
~. and state u ,Nsvsds. within the District or
Nevada. who have been sijudged bsnkrupts
upon their own petition, by the District Court
VI said District.
ISRAEL CRAWFORD. Assipses.
Carson City. Nevada. April %. 1877. Iiswsw
Smyrna times., 1877-05-16
THE MARKETS,

DELAYS ARE DAxuEEous.-If this axiom
Is true respectin the ordinary affairs of life,
still more obviously is it so as regards the eX-
lgencles OF approaching disease. Unques.
tonably Yet how many neglect to practi-
ca!ly recogl Iize this plain truth when health
Is IN the b. b'Ilancc. Of the many premonito-
ry symptoms of disease a hacking cough is
the most prophetic Of peril. Arrest it at the
outset with DIR. Wishart,s Pine Tree Tar Cor
dial, End so avoid Consumption, Bronchitis,
lntia .mmatiOn of the Lungs, Coughs, Colds,
and, indeed, all Affections ofthe Respiratory
Or gans are entirely cured by this sovereign
Re ,medy, which also eradicates Dyspepsia,
travel, Piles, Nervous Debility, Torpidity of
the Liver, Urinary Difficulties, Constipation,
{ Palpitation Of the Heart, Scrofulous Atfec-
| tions, and the infrmaties peculiar to the
gentler sex. This cordial derives its virtues
from the vegetable kingdom, and is infinite
ly to be preferred, both on account of its
superior efficacy and freedom from nauseous
and injurious properties to the official drugs
so often administered with no other effect
than to offend the palate and disorder the
stomach. The Pine Tree Tar Cordial can
always be relied on to do what is claimed
for it. Sold by all druggists. Principal
Depot No. GIG Filbert Street, Philadel-
phia. nov l5-ly
Smyrna times., 1877-05-16
MARYLAND ITEMS.

A steam Laundry is to be established in
EastOn.
The temperance revival has not struck
the Eastern Shore yet.
Robt. F. Walker, Republican, was elected
Town Commissioner of Easton last week.
A Dairy Maids Reception is to be held
in Easton this evening by the Methodist
Protestant ladies of the town.
Thomas A. Embert's farm, 100 acres in
Queen Anne's county, has been.s sold to f.
J. Stevens, of Rome, Ga, for "a 900.
complete and new dwelling house has
been carried on Il schooner from Baltimore
to Cambridge. Even the foundation stones
and bricks were included.
Rev. Mr.. Wilson, Episcopal minister of
Easton, has been granted leave of absence
for several weeks for the benefit of his
health. He has gone South.
Sale Of Cecil County FaYm.-The farm of
the late Samuel Smith, between Elkton
and Chesapeake City, containing 260 acres,
was sold at public sale last week, to Thos
J. Cleaver, Of Chesapeake City, fer $4,000.
OrIaat;on.-Rev. w. y. Beaven was or
'lained to the priesthood in the Episcopal
church at Christ Church, Easton, on Tues
day, by Rt. Rev. Bishop Lay. He is the
son of Rev. Geo. F. Beaven, of Caroline CO.
\ party of men under command of Capt.
Allen of fredericksburg, are digging Ivy roots
for pipe bowls, in Talbot and Caroline coun-
ties, and shipping them North They say
that they are lionized by the votaries of
the weed"
Res;aned.-Capt. S. G.. Copper, of Kent
county, commander of the oyster police
steamer Leila, has resigned his position
upon said vessel. He has filled the above
capacity since 1870 He assigns as the
cause of his resignation the gross inefficiency
of Commander rimmons and his timidity
in arresting dredgers when seen upon for
hidden waters.
Oae Black, tie Other WEde.-A Princess
Anne paper, the Somerset Herald, tells this
1" Mrs. MclIenry, residing on farm near
WayneSburg, recently gave birth to twins
lone white and the other black. The
husband is full blooded negro, and his
wife is half ifblood, her mother being a
white woman. The children are attracting
wide attention, and present a chance for
some speculative Snowman"
/ Good Wide on tie Rouc.-Some days
ago a lady residing in Denton, Caroline
county, received a letter from her aunt,
written in 1910. 1t was over thirty years
on the trip. The Union says, the great
mystery is where has it been during all this
lapse of time? 1t could have made the
earth's circuit several times in these years
Since the date of the letter this lady has
twice been married and has grown up sons
and daughters, and is the grandmother ot
three children.
Smyrna times., 1877-05-16
For the Smyrna Times
Sugar Beet Culture in Delaware.

Mr.. EDITOR Il desire, through the me-
dium Of the press, to inform the farmers of
Kent county that, as Sugar Beet Commits
sionef wish to distribute sugar beet seed,
gratuitously, to persons i'll every part of the
county who are willing to aid us in our ex-
periments so as to ascertain what kind of
soil, &c, are best adapted to producing
beets containing the largest percentage of
sugar. Persons wishing to experiment, for
the benefit of the enterprise, will please
send me their names and pOstothce address,
by postal card or otherwise, and ! will send
by mail small package of seed with cir
cular giving Instructions for planting.
may not be able to supply every applicant,
but will distribute fairly and equally, as
near as can, in every part of the county,
until my supply is exhausted. In order to
make correct and thorough test it is sug-
gested that experimenters keep q memo
randum book, in which they will make
notes, SO that as soon as possible after the
bcets are harvested they will, by letter
addressed to me, answer the following ques.
tOns, viz
lst. What kind Of soil, and what average
OF wheat and corn will it produce?
ID. When and how deep plowed?
ID. At what time were the seed planted
4th. What kind of fertilizer used, anG
how much per acre?
9Th. How often and in what manner cul
tivated?
9TH. When harvested?
lth. Average weight of beets?
S!h. What average proportion Of theil
length projected above the surface?
The Commissioners, in such cases as they
may think necessary, will request that I
small portion of the beets be boxed anC
delivered at the growers nearest railroad
station, to be shipped, at our expense, t,
where we may direct, for the purpose 0
analyzing and testing their per centage o
sugar. S. p. COOPER,
Com. for Kent county.
CAMDEN, DEL, May 9th, 1877.
Smyrna times., 1877-05-16

Highly respected was c. ii. Collins, Pay.
master of the Nashua (lI. H.) Iron and
Steel Company. Salary, 81 ,2CO per annum,
upon which Mr.. Collins maintained a
family, kept horses and carriages, and built
beautiful residence. 1t. is not generally
known where Mr.. Collins is staying, but he
left Nashua with two of the handsomeGt of
the horses and one of the handsomest OF
the carriages, and his account with the n.
l. and S. Co. is short by $4,000. 1t is also
stated that this fraudulent transaction
"comes like thunderbolt from a clear sky
to large circle of friends, and is the all
engrossing theme of conversation"
Smyrna times., 1877-05-16

The Hon. David NJ. Key writes to the
Cincinnati committee which invited him
to attend the Decoration Day ceremonies in
that city; {" rejoice to hear you say that
the soldiers that are buried in your beauti-
full city of the dead, whether they wore the
Blue or the Gray, will be alike respected.
He who dies for cause he believes is Just
may have done wrong in engaging in the
strife, but he has committed no sin. He
may have died Christian-an honest
man. The fact that the Southern soldier
staked his life on his cause manifested his
sincerity. Say, if you please, that he was
mistaken. that he did great wrong; but
say at the same time that he was honest
and brave. On the grave Of such one
tears may fall from kindly eyes and flowers
be strewn by lovely hands without re
proach.''
Smyrna times., 1877-05-16

ANOTHER REvIvALIsT-The revival at the
Union Square NJ. f. Church, in Baltimore,
inaugurated about three months ago by
Rev. Thomas Harrison, still continues
under his direction. Thus far, the CONVEX
sions amount to over eight hundred, and
large numbers are added at each meeting.
The success of the young preacher boaders
on the marvellous. On each occasion when
he officiates the building is crowded in
every part, and his discourses and exhorta-
tions seem to have an irresistible influence
on his hearers. Meetings are frequently
held in the afternoon as well as evening"
Ball. Sun.
Smyrna times., 1877-05-16

Ex-President Grant held two hours
reception at the Union League Clubhouse,
Philadelphia, on Saturday afternoon, the
guests being introduced by eX-Secretary
Borie. After the reception Gen. Grant, in
company with Gov. Uartranft and his staff,
Mayor Stokley and other prominent
citizens, reviewed the lst Regiment of
Infantry, National Guard of Pennsylvania,
which paraded before the clubhouse. On
Tuesday Gen. Grant visited the Water
Works and Fairmount Park and attended a
banquet at Belmont Mansion.
Smyrna times., 1877-05-16

Mr. Moody was welcomed back to the
Boston Tabernacle on Sunday by large
throngs. lie looked fresh and vigorous,
and spoke with all his accustomed vigor
and earnestness. In the afternoon tenn
perance meeting was held, Mr.. Moody con-
Quoting the exercises. In the evening the
evangelist preached on "IIope," saying
during the course of his sermon " Hope j $
never used in the Scriptures to EXPIRE SIS
doubt, but now a great many Christie ans
use it to express their doubts. l do not
know how many Christians have sked
about their souls welfare, and receive d the
answer, | hope am Christain.' hops
l am Now, you cannot find FIat any
where in the Word of God. | de-, not saw
q hope am married. | am ms .rried, and
1 know it. l do not say, hope an
an American | know l ann