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~ PERsoxs WHO ARE SUFFERING with

~ Persons WHO ARE SUFFERING with
coughs, colds, or other affections of the
respiratory organs. thst are likely to
produce consumption. and bring the suf-
ferer to premature grave. will do well
to examine Curtis Compund Syrup Of
Sassafras, for BY its use. many hopeless
cases have been greaty benefited. Curtis
Mamaluke Liniment is one of the most
popular liniments ever offered to the public.
Tho many wonderful cures it has effected
can be heard in every neighborhood. See
advertisement in another column.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1861-09-12

~ Ths 8. Jtssph Gasstte. Daily
and Weekly. hss suspended. Reason.
Frsuont's sproclsmation ''puts the screws"
TO newspaper treason. anil the G azetts takes
the hint.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1861-09-12

~ Waggish printers frequently set
queer things a6oat. Some one. not long
since. in setting up Q fugitive piece Of
poetry, entitled BURY Me in the Nor
ning." added to it the credit, by 8. A.
Douglas" Since that. the poem has been
extensively copied throughout the country,
as a production Of Douglas. prefaeed
with few remarks on the subject. That
having taken 90 we'll. another poem has
been started aaoat. purporting to have
been written by Abraham Lincoln !!
Soon we expect to see . mess of doggerel
going the rounds. claiming George Wash
ington as its author
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1861-09-12
r. Thomas Morton. publisher of th

r. Thomas Morton. publisher Of the
Nsbrssks City News, called at our Of
6ce. ON Monday evening. on his way
home from the East. He was on the
train that Was precipitatsd into Platte
River, and had rib broken. The News
has been = Jealous spologist for secession.
Wonder how the publisher appreciates
the token Of remembrsdce be has received
from his friends
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1861-09-12

7 H Richard Williams. living on Rush
Island. had pair Of horses stolen. (so
supposed.) on Monday night. If they
were really stolen. they will be found in
"Camp Highly" No.. and some Of his
secession cronies, living not many miles
away. would Be able to give him the par.
ticularp.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1861-09-12

, E Our citizens are getting some o
the most magnificent plums imaginable
Bushsls Of them IRE found, measuring Eve
inches in circumfereuce,
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1861-09-12

I ~ The traitor rendezvous at Roches-
ter. Mo-, has been dubbed Camp High.
ly." II the Union men get fair tilt at
it. it will be Camp "Sky-High."
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1861-09-12

"THlNas Is WoRKIN' The Nilsson
ri mobocrats are having truly . blessed
time robbing and running themselves.
During the confusion attendant upon the
rabble occupation of St. Joseph, several
ebony chattels belonging to . wealthy
old secesher in that vicinity, quietly took
a span Of horses and a buggy belonging
to their master, crossed the river, and
travelled. At last accounts they had not
been caught. although some of the Doni-
phan County .blood-hounds were after
them. They were law abiding niggers-
they knew their master was in league
with the enemies of the Government ;
therefore they enforced Fremont's procla-
nation, BY setting themselves free.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1861-09-12

~ Prayer Of the Secession Business
Men Of St. Joseph" Save Us from our
friends s!'
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1861-09-12

! I This shop makes favorable men-
tion in their prayer4 Of Will. Van Doren.
in consideration Of the present of coup.
10 Of whaling" wstsrmelons. Well
do It every time.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1861-09-12

y E Sam. Maquilken has favored MS
with . dish of remarkably fine tame
grapes. cultivated in this place. 1t didn't
offend us at all.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1861-09-12

EE The American forces in South.
East Missouri are probably still long
distance from the Barbarians. At latest
accounts, they had not yet gotten within
sight Of Jeff. Thompson's nose!
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1861-09-12

Job for an Artesisn Antiquary-To
60 to Washington and dig for Welles.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1861-09-12

SdASHxwk,xe.-The Jayhawkers have
got into our County. After disarming
the traitors abont Atchison, and crossing
the river and taking guns and horses from
secession marauders, they visited Doni-
phan, and relieved the Tories of that vi
cinity of their arms and ammunition.
That's the way to do it-deprive the rep
tiles Of their fangs. Since these occur
rences, we learn that the traitors around
Troy have taken the alarm and hastily
removed al their horses into Missouri,
and that tho Tories themselves are re-
markably scarce. They have their ami
mails in . safe place now
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1861-09-12

10 FACTS FOR FARMERS. Palermo
Touring mill is about the nearest one for
the farmers of this part of the country to
60 to. if they want justice done them.
The roads are excellent, and the mill
can be reached without expense.
Those who are compelled to remain
over night, are furnished with good va
cant house to camp in, free Of charge.
The mill turns out more flour to the
bushel of wheat, and of better quality,
than any other mill in Kansas.
The mill takes only one-6fth toll-not.
like some mills. giving the customer one
9Th. and keeping the balance.
Men are treated decently while there.
and their work is done with the greatest
possible dispatch.
Farmers can sell their wheat at the
highest cash prices. paid in -four, at St.
Joseph Wholesale prices.
The Palermo mill is home institution.
and should be patronized.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1861-09-12

E The Atchison Bulletin has sus-
pended. Treason didn't pay. even in
Atchison. Since Jayhswkers. Home
Guards, and other military charsciers
abound in that region. We observe that Q
remarkably loyal tone pervsdes the col.
umns of the Atchison Union.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1861-09-12
A BoopY.-Coneressm.n Ely, of New

A BooBY.-Congressman Ely, Of New
York, Who stuck his nose forward ct the
battle of Manassas, and had it captured,
together with the carcass to which it be-
longed, appears to be making . genuine
BOBBY of himself. according to all &C.
counts. When be was first taken to
Richmond. be is reported as having made
. pitifal face. declaring that he was nom
combatant. hadn't anything to do with
the war. and was just . locker on. and
therefore ought to be released. Next We
hear Of his writing to the President. ad-
vising . recognition Of the Southern
Confederacy. so far Is to exchange priso-
nsrs! Now the Richmond papers tell
story about Keitt. Pryor. and other
Southern bloods calling upon Ely. and
speaking kindly to him. when he imme-
diately commenced hugging and 'slob-
bering" over them. declaring that he had
often heard of Southern Chivalry, but
never before knew what it was We
fear that the Southerners are using Ely
for the same purpose that the Philistines
did Sampson-for laughing stock but
We have no hope that he will further i'm
itate Sampson. by smashing himself and
a multitude Of his enemies at single
Jerk
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1861-09-12

TORONTO. Aus. %. q
William Lyon Mscksasis. Ex-Msnber
Of Parliament, died lest night in this city.
The deceased was the Upper Canada lad
o. Of the rebellion Of 1887, which rssulted
in his exile to the Uaited States for twelve
years. during which time be was connect.
ed With The New York Tribune. 81.
Bsisg pardonsd in 1849. hs returned to
Canada. and wss slscted to Psvlismsns.
which position be occupied for several
ysan. He was universally respected.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1861-09-12

{ DISTRICT CouRr.-The terms of the
District Court for the Counties embraced
in the Second Judicial District, will be
held a. follows:
Atchison. 6rst Monday in October.
Doniphan, third Monday in October.
Brown. 6rst Monday in November.
Nemehs. second Monday in November
Marshall and Washington, third Mon
day in November.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1861-09-12

TRAIToR HYPocRIsY.-The day follow
ing the dreadful railroad murder near st.
Joseph, public meeting was held in that
city, in which Judge Silas Woodson.
r. w. Donnell. Wm. Ridenbaugh. P.
L. Mclaughlin. j. NJ. Bsssett. and other
prominent men, participated. They pas.
sed set of resolutions, denouncing the
tearing up Of tracks and the burning ol
bridges. deploring the accident, and con.
doling with the friends of the victims.
All this comes with good grace from
Woodson, Donnell, Bassett, Ridenbough.
Mclaughlin, & Co., who are rabid SO.
cessionists and it was in answer to the
raving appeals Of such men as they, that
the secession spirit was aroused and the
mob went at its hellish work. Murder.
destruction and robbery are the legiti.
mate results of secession. as already shown
wherever that sentiment predominates
Woodson, Donnell & Co., are doing their
utmost to keep that spirit alive. 1t lily
becomes them to send out batch of hyp.
ocritical resolutions, condemning outra'
ges Of their own brewing.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1861-09-12

S'~Ss s'S "s'y PssssWssny!-cs.
Losis Rgsb. at." - @ ..a =
u The nilitau chest Of the rebel Gen Gar
nett. which vas captnrsd By The federal troops,
vas found 70 eontaia sAssts Of he .asigned
notes Of the Fairmount Bank. Ths Psssidsns
of the bank accompanied Gen. Gsrnsts. y one
Of his sta6. signing such quantities q the notes
- were wasted from time . tins. -.
u Gen. Frsns.t b sspsssed v lave said,
that the rsbsls il Missouri shesil kssv ssns-
thing sbost var pretty soon. Tts little irsa
man proposes 70 tsaeh thso tAe lssssa thsy
should Save sssa taught losg sss. 7,o ai III
q Mn. May Parnsnsss. u eRssAssess, died
rsesney u ths ass of l09k yssn. Yse ess.
tury she had sever knows oos dsy ef s;ekseo,
sseept hat ineidsat - shassess sddiaoss 70 sAs
American population. aaea s91f1s m
u Awalhisgtoa eonssposdsss Il he New.
burypott Herald wfisss-''1 hsar ttas Gen. Bat
ler q not particularly VEN p'eassd VIII Ii ssps
isnee in Fortress Aomus; says be has bsen kesp.
ing nepo bearding- -hosss ~ 0sss.ssss"
u Lsdges Of Knishss Of he Ge,dss Circle
vess, Il b knovn. inse;t.ted in Shs Norsh Be-.
foes he eoansaesasss ef ~ M. Nay sss
tAb hes account sbs Ne ssesain psseiisits
Of soos NostAAn meat sa,sssi s.ir..s
n Gen. Fssnsas = esyssisi.g thissy-fesr
new artillery bsttsssi- 'Thsy sn nsaiyrssiy.
AUnioa asahpsAs h heathssiag - ~ Mio-
iGni. Lei haiaon s4iaaid iron sDdss."
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-08-08

A Huge "GOak."-The Hole hOg''
man gives as d reason for disseminating
his paper that be feared its " IMMORAL
influence" in his family! Oh! M-o-s-e-s!
To those intimately acquainted with the
fellows own morals the hugeneas Of the
"goak" cannot fail TO be visible to the
naked eye" Wonder if he ever thinks
Of the morals of his little three year old,
who he teaches to utter the most profane
oaths; or of the honest impressions form
ed by allowing the boy present about the
mill when he tolls tbs patrons gristS?
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-08-08
Masters Sale.

In pursuance of a decretal order made by the Dis
trict Court, held within and for Nemaha County,
Nebraska Territory, sitting in chancery, bearing date
May 10th, 1861, in a certain case pending in said
court, wherein Samuel A.. Chambers, executor Of the
estate of Willis Hill, deceased, is complainant and
Little p. Hiatt, etal, are defendants, | will. ON Mon
day the 5th dayc August, 1851, Mt 10 o'clock A. NJ,
of said day, at the door Of the building in which
said court was last held for said 5nunty, in the city
of Brownville, offer for sale the 3 slowing described
premises, viz. Lots five, six, seven and eight 6, 6,
Z and 8. in block sixty SIX SO, IN Nemaha City in
said County and Territory. Terms, cash in hand.
j. S. BEDFORD,
n51S6w5 MASTER in Chancery.
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-08-08


PCrSORaI-On Tuesday evening last,
d had the pleasure of meeting and pass
.bg an agreeable hour with the locals Of
be NsJraslian and Nclcs, G. w. RUsT,
BID A. F. Haprvy, Esqs, who have been
j .he expedition" with the portion Of
be Nebraska Regiment now below and
fgfa returning 10 their posts" They
gre both n"good condition. gave evi-
nee tha, hey could .bite a cartridge"
fere military" both by inclination" and
g-acior" aud said they had no hesitan-
h whatever in declaring their prefer
re for drGin" butter.
We may look for flaming accounts Of
b. dariue exploits Of the Nebraska So
rs, given by "ono who was on the ground
y AN eye Witness"
p s-Harvcy-.Left, left, left. Ief.,
-GrclrI-NARcH.n
CAPT. NrRRILL, Of the L. S. Army
! ID Cap. UoLLIxs, and Lieut. HowARD
he Nebraska Regiment Volunteers,
popped over here, on Tuesday night, on
Agir way to Omaha and Council Bluff,
apt MrRRILL goes to the Bluffs for
be Paprose of mastering into service the
iowa Regiment rendezvousing at that
lace.
Lieut. MAJORS of Company &C." Ist
Regiment Nebraska Volunteers, we see
ID town Today.
L. SHIELDS, Esq, of the GIenwOOd
Ia Times, called on US yesterday. He
was on his way to Fl. Leavenworth as a
o-dier in the Iowa Regiment. He in
'rns US that he closed up his Office and
0ilh all the hands therein volunteer
Cd for the war.
Iloh' II. w. DEPUY, agent Ior the
Fawnee Indians passed down on the
Lniiy yesterday on bis was to St. Joseph.
he reports the Pawnees now loyal and
eaceably disposed but hat they have
teen terribly tempered with by the rebels
Major BAKER-from the Indian Res.
eTaGon was in town last week on hi.
way to ST. Joseph. He reports all quie.
With his Indians and hopes to be able
10 keep them SO.
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-08-08

Come BaCk.-Hon. w. A. FINNEY
one of the first settlers of Nemaha coun-
ty and who removed to California two
years ago last spring, returned to this
place on Friday last. We are glad to
see our old friend look so well. 1t is SIN
guar that all who once reside in Nemaha
county, should they leave US to hunt new
locations, are sure to return.
Mr.. Hatfield of this place and Mr..
Beard Of Mo. who went with Mr.. Finney
also returned with him.
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-08-08
school ExhibllIOn.-Ope of the

school EXhibftiOn.-Ope of the
h, pleasant and interesting entertain
EMS that ever took place in this city
The School exhibition at the COngre-
aoBal Church, on Tuesday evening last
der the superintendent Of Prof. O.. F.
.Er. Il was gratifying to see such an
-enlance on the part Of citizens; ma
we're unable to get into the house. The
bibidon consisted of declamations, com ,
ions, addresses and dialogues. The
dentsscquiued themselves in most ad-
Erable style, rejecting much credit upon
leir Teacher, Mr.. Lake.
Each exhibitions are productive Of great
BOZ in many respects, and ought by all
leans to be encouraged and sustained.
bis being the first Of the kind here, we
l. pleased to know it met with general
lTor.
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-08-08

We see that the Otoe Co Bible Society
has presented each member of the COM
pany from that place composing the Ist.
Nebraska Regiment with copy of the
Bible New Testament and Psalms
VIII the Neaaha County Bible Society
follow the example, and present the
brave boys from Nemaha County with
like books. What say you Bro. HOadly?
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-08-08
Masters sale.

In pursuance of a desFetalofder made by the Dis
triot Court, held wi,bin arc lor Aemaha county.
Nebraska Territory, sttiagi IN chari ery, bearing date
May 18th. 1861, in a~sceEaia case pending in said
court. wherein D.J. MaTtR & Coz are cOmplainants
and Samuel CaIlan, Charles hes and Margart j.
Hess are defendants, VIII, oa reay the 20 day OF
july. at 10 o'clock A. Is. 81 said DAY, at the door O.
the building in which said eourt was last held for
said county, in the ciy q broWntllie, oHer for sale
at publ, auction the following described promises,
to-Wit The northwest quarter OF the southwest
quarter Of section No. twenty-five (22,) Township
No. six co., north Of Rabge Nc. hIteen ID east OF
the 9th principal meridian, signated IN Nemaha Co.
Nebraska Territory. T~erms--cash in hand.
J.. S.BEDF0Rp, Master in Chancery.
June Goth, 1861. Ln5OS6w5i
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-08-08

VIII the owners Of Reaping Machines
in Nemaha county be good enough to re-
port to US the number of acres wheat and
other grain cut byeach this season. We
are preparing a statistical report for the
Agricultural Department ot the Patent
office al Washington, and desire all and
as accurate information as we can get
as to the small grain crop in this county,
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-08-08

1t is high time candidates for office
this fall was placing their names before
tire "dear people," Owing to the hot
weather, hard times, bad state Of he
roads, prospect of failure Of corn crop
and other reasons "too tedious to men
tion' we have concluded to reduce the
price for announcing candidates from S.
to s. so, payable in cash or good country
produce.
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-08-08
MASTFR,S SALE-

In pursuance Of a decretal orier made by the
District Court, in and for Nemaba County, Nebras-
ka Territory, bearing date May 10, 1851, sitting in
Chaucery in a certain case pending in said Court,
wherein Thomas Heady is com Piainant and Henry
Neimler and Catharine Neimier, are respondents.
will on
Saturday the 24h day Of august, 1861,
at 10 o'clock, A. Al. Of said day in front Of the room
where the District Cou8z,y AemahG County held
its la t term, in the town Of BroBnville, Nemaha
county, Nebraska Territory, offer tor sale to the
highest bidder for cash the following described re
al estate to-wit the northwest quarter of section
sixteen, township six north Of range fifteen, east
Of the sixth principal meridian, Nemaha county,
Nebraska Territory, loss the forty seven acres sold
r. w. Frame. j.. IS. BEDFORD.
Master in Chanecry.
BrownviIIe, july IS, 1858.
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-08-08
Notice to PPe-EmptOrS.

NENAHA LAND OFFICE,
Brownvillc, NJ July Sth 1861.
ToDavid D.. StTock, Michael Z. Quinlan, Benin
Rolston, John r. Ulery. Jesse Graham, David ID,
Young. Mathew Dodge, William 3. A.. Carter, James
Quinlan, John Burgert, David Straub, John D.. Corey
and Levi NJ. Whsle. You are hereby notified tOap-
pear az the Land Office at BrownviIle, n, T.. within
thirty days from the date Of this notice and make
additional Proof in Relation to your proof in rela-
ton to your Pre-Emptions entrief in accordance with
instructions from the Commissioner Of the General
Land Office at Washington.
Notice is also given to Joseph Kaufman. James
Wright, Michael HeIlmer John r Kelly, and Isaac S.
Clark.
RICHARD f. BARRET, Register.
G. 3. SMITH. Receiver.
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-08-08

Cavalry COmpanieS.-We under
stand the war department has called for
two companies of Cavalry from Nebras-
ka. We are not advised as to details /;
will be, undoubtedly by our next issue,
and If so will inform our readers.
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-08-08

Religl0uS.-Preaching may be ex-
pected next Sabbath in the Presbyterian
Church of this City, by Rev. H. H. Dob
bins, at 10 l-2 o'clock A. NJ. and 8 P. NJ.
Also, one week from next Sabbath,
August Is, by the same, in Nemaha City
al 10 1-2 A. NJ, and in Fairview Cor
the Kennedy School house, at 4 P. NJ.
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-08-08
Administering Sale.

PURSUANT to an order Of the Probate Court Of
Nemaha county, Nebraska, I viii Odfsr for sale on
the Sd, day Of August, al 1851, at 10 o'clock p. n.
on the premises, the following described real prop
erty to wit She west half Of the north west quar-
ter Of section No. Eve, in township No. six, Of range
No. fifteen. east, situate in said coanty.
JOSEPH L0NGFELLOW,
Administrator of the estate Of Nehemiah Stiles dee.
BrownvilIe, July IS, 1861, n2-4w. $3.50
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-08-08
SHERIFF'S SALE.
John A. Pom, Plaintiff,

J. V. Edwards, Defendant.
Notice is hereby given that in pursuance Of an
execution issued by the clerk Of the District Court
Of Nemaha County, Nebraska Territory, against the
defendant J. V. Edwards, in the above entitled case,
and in favor of the plaintiff therein, John A. Pom,
for the sum of seventy-four dollars and s~ixJy-two
cents, IS74,62l and the costs Of suit, amounting to
five dollars and eighty-i cents. 1851 |, VS..
Horn, Coroner and o~x-oficio sheriff Of said county
in said Territory, have levied upon and will offer
for sale at public auction, at the door Of the house
in which the last term of the said district court for
said county was held, on Wednesday the fourteenth
day of August. d 1861, between he hours of / d 3
o'clock, p. NJ. Of said day. and will sell to the high
er bidder for cash in hand, he following described
property, to-wit one lot Of land, being, to-wit the
south half Of the southwest quarter of the the south
west quarter Of section No thirteen 49, township
five o., range fifteen (l5), east Of the sixth princi-
pal meridian, containing twenty acres Of land, more
or less, taken as the property of J. v. Edwards, to
satisfy az execution against him and in favor Of John
A Pom. W. S. HORN,
Ex-Oficio Sheriff of Nemaha County.
By J. W. COLEMAN, Deputy.
Browuville, July 18th, 1861. n2-5w-S9
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-08-08

The DaRcG-On Friday evening for
he benefit Of the Band was a most mag
ahceut ahair-say all who attended,
More, prettier. and most handsomely at
'fad ladies than were ever before cOngre-
gated IN ibis city; music better; more soci-
'llly; warmer weather, and more
money sheHed out for the Band boys
Good enouch.n
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-08-08
SHFRTFFS SALE,
Fisk, Knight & Company,l


vs.
Moore 4 Smith.
By virtue Of an order Of sale to me directed from
the District Court Of Nemaha county, Nebraska Ter
ritOry, dated on the 18th day Of July A D 1861. l.,
VS.. HOrnS Coroner, and e~x-oficiO Sheriff, will on
Saturday, the 3lSt dag of august, 1861.
between the hours Of ten o'clock, A. N. and FIVE n,
on that day in front Of the house where the Dis
trict Court held its last Term, in the town Of Brown
vile, Nebraska Territory, offer for sale the follow
ingdescribe1 real estate situated in said eOun ~, to
wit the southeast quarter Of section Is, in township
D, north Of range Is, cast Of the 9Th principal ne
ridian, in Nemaha county, Nebraska Territory, the
above described property, being the property here
tOfore attached in the case Of Fiske, Knight& Com
pany, vs. Moore Il Smith, for the sum Of FIVE hun
dred and s~enty-fve dollars and forty cents IS575,4O
debt and cost amounting to fourteen dollars and &c
cruing costs and interest from May Is, AD1S6l %
the rate Of ten per cent. per annum, all said land
lying and being in Nemaha county, Nebraska Ter
ritOry. W. 5. HORN, Ex-ofloiO Sheriff,
byJ " COLE1AN, Dept'y
July 25th, 1861. [n3 5WS9L
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-08-08

The corner stones Of the new Masonic
and Odd Fellows Halls in Nebraska City
were laid on Saturday with appropri-
ate ceremonies. The building when
completed will be an ornament to the
city and reflect honor upon the orders
and citizens Of our sister city.