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To Consumptives-

The advertiser, retired physician, kav-
ing providentially discovered, while med
ical Missionary in Southern Asia, very
simple vegetable remedy for the speedy and
permanent cure OF Consumption, Asthma,
Bronchitis, Catarrh, and all throat and
lung afections,-also positive and radi-
cal specific for Nervous Debility, Prema-
ture Decay. and all Nervous Complaints,
feels it his duty to make it known to his
suffering follows Actuated BY this mo-
tive, he will cheerfully send, (free of
chargs) to all who desire il, the receipt for
preparing, and full directions for success
fully using. his providentially Uncovered
remedy. Those who wish to avail them
selves Of the benefits of this discovery with
out cost, can do 80 by return mail, by ad-
dressing, with stamp, naming paper,
De. CHARLES P. MARSHALL,
33 Niagara street,
feb27-SS Buffalo, New York.
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Beautiful Pictures.

We have received from the fine art pub
fishing house of Geo. Stinson 4 Co.,
Portland, Maine, several pictures recently
published BY them. The subjec is, as works
OF high art, deserve the highest praise.
Stinson x Co., were among the pioneers in
the fine art publishing business in this
country, and year by year their business
has grown, until at the present time it has
assumed colossal proportions.
A short time since they published = chro-
mo that had q run Of over one hundred and
twenty-five thousand copies. The weight
of them unmounted was over nine tons In
the selection of subjects Stinson d Co. show
correct judgment Of the public taste, which
natural talent, aided by long experience,
can give. They publish every description of
fine works of art, from q chrome to a
photograph from fine Crayon drawing to
the most elegant eel-Engraving.
They bring into service the skill of the
most talented artists.
They are also publishers of the Centen-
nial Record, which lie . very large illustra-
ted paper, devoted TO whatever is of inter-
est connected with the One Hundreth Birth
day of the United States. Terms, one dol
lar per year. The great exhibition at
Philadelphia is fully illustrated and de-
scribed.
Messrs. Stinson 4 Co. are at present in
want of large number OF new agents, TO
whom they offer the most liberal induce
ments. We call attention to their adver-
tisement, headed "To the Working Class"
in our advertising columns. cit
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1876-06-29

FoR IS, so, $50. ssS. or s.o. you may save the
expense Of . Water Closet, and save the women and
children, the sick and in6Fm. from exposure and
discomfort by procuring their ''atest improve
ments from the Wakefield Earth C.oset Co. ss
Dew street, New York
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s s s 8 s s s 5 5 5

To the working Class-Ws can furnish you
EN-, loymen at whlcL YOU can make veIy large
p.y, IN 20 ON loc al'te, with Hut bell
away fr m home over night. Agents wanted in
every town and coun.y to take sut scribers Tor
The Centennial Record, the larg st pu .lication
in the United S'afes-l6 pages, "a coiumns;
Elexant'y IlluslrAied; Term, only u per year.
The Record is devoted TO whatever is Of interest
connected with the Cent nnial year. he Great
E Exhibition at hila elphia is fuily illustrated
IN detail. Everybody wants II. The Hho.e
people ieel great interest in their cunt US
Centennial Birthday, and want 10 know all
abou it. An elegant patriotic crayoL drawing
premium picture /, D.est nled free 10 each sub
scriuer 1t is e~titied, ''In Rem e.nbrance OF
the One Hunt h Adversary Of the depend-
en- of the United st ties '' size % by 80
inches, Anv ne can come successful
sgeni, for but show the paper and picture and
hundreds of subsc iDers are easily obtain-d any
ahere. There Is no business thai Will pay i1k.
tni, as present. We b we many agents VINO are
making as high as s2O per uay and upwards.
Now Is the tune; don't del'y. Remember II
costs nothing to give the business trial Send
n our circulars, terms and sample copv OF
paper, which are sent free 20 all who app y; do
IL To-day. Complete outfit free to th Jse who
deciue to engays. Farm rs and mechanics,
AMI their SOILS and daughters m Ike the very
best Of agents Add,ess,
THE ECENTENNIAL RECORD, Port and,
Maine. c&wt-
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1876-06-29

Hears NAeuoLIA BALM psesRv0 md restores
the complexion; renovo frscklss. taa s.d allov-
nes makes the skin soft, vhiss and delicate Ib
Application cunnos b detected. naySse-eodAv9
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q. LOUIS PRODUCE NARxIf.

orArks-> ecuriiies gu ct, AID Ternsseees strong.
Marke. dun bur in The main firm.
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DISAPPEARED.
A Young Girl Goes out on an errand
for Her Mother and is not Seen
Again.
A Probable Case of Kidnapping by a
Tall Man with a Light Moustache.

Night before last a young girl named
Dollie Williams, who is about eighteen
years Of age, left her mothers residence on
Seneca street, between Fourth and Fifth,
about clock ostensibly for the purpose
OF going on an errand for her mother and
half-sister, and not returning in reasona-
bic time her half-sister started out in search
OF her She visited various places where
she thought she might be found, and find
ing no trace OF her became alarmed and re-
turned home 10 see If she had in ally way
missed her. No sister was there, but she
learned that she had gone in com pany with
girl acquaintance 10 house in the north
part of the city TO get dress fitted for the
latter. The elder sister waited until nearly
ten o'clack, and finding she did not yet re-
turn secured the services of Officer LAUDER
and visited the house, but found that she
was not there. Becoming thoroughly alarm
ed she together with the officer, began a
thorough search through the city, visiting
all the trains, and the police taking the
matter in hand, assisted her by searching
through all the houses of ill-repuie, bul
they We're met with disappointment at every
place. The sister remained up, active in
the search during the whole night, and final
ly discovered that the missing girl had been
seen walking near the corner Of Ottawa and
Third streets, in Company with large,
tall man with light colored moustache,
who was dressed in dark clothes and wore
a brown hat, between the hours of nine and
eleven O'Clock, and, a. man answering
that description was seen prowling about |
that vicinity, about six o'clock i'm the |
evening, addressing impertinent and
language TO. lsadie he |
to find out in door yards, it is |
that he had appointed to meet |
the missing girl at the corner of Third and |
Ottawa streets, and was lounging about for |
that purpose, after which he spirited her |
away TO some place unknown. The Sleep
ing apartments of one or two men answer
irg his description were searched
yesterday morning but TO no purpose, and
at a late hour last night no further trace of
the missing girl had been found. Her
mother and sister are firm in the belief |
that she has been d. coyed away from her
home, drugeed and is now secreted some
where in the city, as she could not have
left on any of the trains, without being
'een. The fact that she left home in a much |
soiled dress, which she had been wearing
about the house, precludes the idea that
her absence is voluntary. Every effort
that can be, is being made by the police to
lind her and learn the cause of her strange
disappearance.
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Of the State Of KaHsas Sitting IN and for said
Cduniy:
JACOB LosEkAMP, Plaintiff
CAROLINE s. PORTER, SAM
uel +. Porter, Henry Tay-I
lor. Anna NJ. Taylor, John l.. mo. 65S9.
Maxwell, The Board OF COun-
tv Commissioners Of the
County LeAvenworth. The
City OF Leavenwort Joseph
W Taylor and Maggie T.
Taylor. Defendants.
To caroline 5. Porter, Samuel p. Porter,
Henry r. 1ay!Or and Anna NJ Taylor. of the
above-na med defendants: You and each of you
will take notice thar you. together with the
other defendants above.named, have been sued
in the above entIiIed cause, in raid court. anu
THAI p aIatin fled hi, petition herein against
you, and each Of y"u, N the l2th da of Feb
mortgage described in said pc iii n, and that
you ,"u-t er said petition filed by plaI"t
on or bef re the 2Otn day o. Juy, A ID. Is .
or said petition will be TAI true, and judg-
ment Will be rendered accordingly. The nature
II which is as following, TO WIT: jud SmeDt
against the said Caroline 5. Porter and .muel
z. PO. te for the sum o. SSJ0 on tn. certsin
promissory note described in said pc tition. with
interest at the raIe II IL per cent per annum
thereon, from the 9Th y of February. a. ID.
l "a, and o per cent more upon said principal
and inter"st a. and To- Attorneys fees in sald
cause, and for foreclosure and sale of Said
mortgaged prop erty to satisfy ssid judgment,
w. Lot (3). IN bloc, No C), in Days sub
DIVISION 10 the city OF Leavenwor h, in the
County of Leavenworth and State OF Kansas
and hat said judgment be declared a first and
prior lien upon said premises. and that you.
nd each of yOn, and your co-iefendants, and
all perso claiming. under you. or them, 7
either Of them. will be forever barr d and fore
closed of any and all inter, st or right Of, IN
and to said mortgaged premis
Junts-wi. Attorneys Tor Plaintiff
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Found at Last.

Although quite recently placed on the
market, Stern's Medicated Bourbon Whis-
Ky, is fast becoming recognized as the lead
ing Tonic, Diuretic, AEti-Dyspeptic and
Invigorating Cordial of the present age. 1t
is just what the public long have needed
for the Cure of Chills and Fever, Remittant,
Intermittent Fevers, and all diseases aris-
ing from a disordered S.omach. As tonic
and appetiser, it stands unequalled. The
body Of this celebrated tonic and medicinal
is Pure Kentucky Bourbon
Whisky, thoroughly medicated, with e1-
tracts Of choicest Roots, Barks and Herbs
THEo. EGERsDoRFE, Druggist,
eodw Leavenworth, Kan.
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1876-06-29

In the active pursuit of pleasure or gain.
the inestimable blessing of health Is too
often forgotten until disease is firmly seat
ed, and the fact only realized BY great bod
ily and mental suffering. The Liver is the
vulnerable point in most persons. and the
disarrangement of the organ involves al
mort the whole system; hence, the reason
Why under Liver diseaee there is enumer-
ased such . number Of Affections, and ve
claim the Eiumon's Liver Regulator 10 be .
remsdy iue them al. dw-lt
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HHw YoRK PRODUCE xARxEr.

hBW 10. June "a.
FLouk-ln buyers favor; SUP crime western and
state IS oOet 40; mmou TO good. 81 500
SIS; good To choice, S5S5 so; Viii e heat extra,
IS 5597 IS
WHkAI-Heavy; No. spring, 81 209l 30; No.
: chicago, sSc9sI o.; No. chicago, 81 l09
LA
kYE-Quiet
BARLKY- Dull and nominal.
Cols-Higher; mixed graded, 591z 9sGc; rev
mixed western ungraded, $40 lc
35q45c.
sUGAR-Fair demand.
10 20.
B~EF-Quiet.
LAsD-steidy; prize steam. siIsg9Il IS.
WHIsKY-Irreguiar; 81 I2t.
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shun Them q, You Would . Viper.

The country is flooded with vile COM
pounds for coloring the hair. They are
made of poisonous minerals which are alb
sorbed into the system and weakened brain;
shattered nerves or paralysis is the result:
But happily this is not the case with all OF
them. DR. Tutt's Hair Dye is the excep-
ton and We are authorized to announce
that 81 900 will be paid to any one, who BY
analysis, can find . single ingredient in it
that will produce any bad effects. 1t is
the result Of years of chemical investiga-
tion, and is 20 perfec; that it initiates na-
ture to that degree that it cannot be detect
ed BY the closest observer.
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PRODUCE NARKHr.

CHICAGO, jane q.
FLoUR-Quiet and unchanged. q
WHxAr-Eair demand at lower rates; no, .
spri q, spot OF June, 81 O3K; July, u oS4e
1 0S5s; 81 o. Augu". s,.b
,osN-sctive; nrmer and .haie higher; hisn
urs-etsady and iais demand; No 2, 3Olac spot;
297s 930c Juy.
hYE-DuI' and lower; 6ic.
BARLKY-Firm; 50: spot; t9!.c July. .,o
PoRK-Quiet; SI9 .O9I9 Is spOri $40 July;
tI9 I21za 9 so Au.ust.
.ARD-Active and q shaie higher; sli % cash;
I'll 10 July.
ders, 75za7Lse; short I b. SIC; short clear, lOtsc
wHIsKY-Quiet and steady; 81 10.
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LYos's KAIHAnoS makes beautiful, gloey, lux
uiant hair; prevents its falling out o. turning grzy.
II has stood the iettof 70 jean l. charmirgly per-
andfuued. has no rivAl. max2.tc.eodkvN
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1876-06-29
LEGAL.
Administrators Nstiee.

STATE OF kz.. AS, IS.
COUNTY OF LsAvENwoRr.N
In the matter Of the Estate o.,
JOH E, GOULD, D.ce,sei.S
NOTIrE IS HEREBY GIVEN, That
IN tiers OF Adm. .nistraiion have been granite.
to undersigned on the I stale OF John l.
Gould, laie oil said County, deceased, by the
Honorable, the Probate Court Of the County and
State atoresa'd, dated the 18Th day Of June. A.
d. lS76
GEO, Ii. HYDE. administrator Of the Es-
tate ofJoHS L. GCULD, Deceased, Jure 1S;h,
1876
In WITNESS WHEREOF. I the under igned
Probate Judge Of Leavsnw0rth County,
have b To set my band and Affixed
lskAL. the seal of the said Probate urt this
the 18th u y OF June, A. ID. ls.6.
SAN. ID. LECON TIE,
june-22w-2w Probate Court.
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"Rdas, fer Twin sneak Of excene1s
FogeS ExInAeI-The great Vegetable PsIs
Destroyer. Has been in use over thirty
year,, and for cleanliness and prompt curs-
live virtues cannot be e1oeIed.
eE'lekEn.-No family can afford to be without
Pond's Extract. Accidents, Bruises,
Confosaens, Cuts, sprains, are relieved
almost instantly by external application.
Promptly relieves pains or Barns, Scales,
Excorinfs:n., Chnfnss, Old Sores,
asnation, reduces swelings, stops bleeding,
removes DESIGNATIONS and heals rapidly.
HMalE HEhLlEfsEs...Is always relieves pain
IN the head: nausea, vertigo.
M uue9eRHGA it has no equal An kinds Of aI-
ceraiions TO which ladies are subject ere
pHompty cused. Fuller details % book ACCOM-
PILE, blind or bierslinR-meet prompt relief
and ready cure. No case, however chronic or
vARlepsI vflns.~kis 8 the only sure cure for
nsnII pIsEasss.-It has no equal for psrn.-
DleEpine from any cause. For tbs is q spr.
cihc. 1t has saved hundreds of lives when 81
other erremedies failed TO arrest bleeding from
aKEaMAiisM, HitsGieiI, T Teossaese .ssae.S: .rl
Eafsche are all alike relseT.'6, and often pe--
,,y.,.S r,sneniSS cured;
with Pond's Extract Of Witch Has.I ren.
orlmend il in their practice. We haye e Icrierscf
conmcRdation from hundreds of PHYSICIANS
many of whom order i. for use in thc.r cy1.
practice In addition TO lhe foregoing thsy
order its use for Swoi.inSs Of all kinds.
Quinsy, Sore Throat, lnha med gansiis,
timple ana chronic Diarrhza, c..fr.r,'J
Cor which IT rs a specific y ChiIblniu-, Fre.,-
ed Feet, stings Of Insects, Mosquitoes,
etc, CkRppcd Hands, Face, eIi indeed
rll mann sr OF skin diseases.
19llE1 UeE.-Remoyes Soreness, Eoushpese.
and sma ring; heals Cur-, Eruptians,
and Pin pies. i. Terir>,. iEuiJ07a'., and re-.
J.eshe', while wonderfully Improving the
Compile Nion.
10 fsRmERS.-Pond's Extract. No Stock
Breeder, no Lyery n Ian can afford TO be without
Il IL Is used by al the Leading Livery Stables,
Street Railroads and nrst H0rsemen 10 New
York City. 1t hss no equalfor Sprainsx Hsr.
Hess or Saddle Chafings, stisfuess.
Scratches, Sweiiing., Cuts, I.nrerntiapa,
.-'erdinR, Paeanonia, Collie. Din rrI,Tp.
i".si.s, Galds, etc. Its range Of action is gids.
enc tEe relief it affords IL SO prompt that Il Il
Invaluable In every Farm-yard as well as n
every Farrn house. Let it be tried once, sni
you VIII never be without It
6AgIlUd.-Pond's Extract has been initiated,
Ihegenuine article has the words Ponds Ex.
tracf blown In each bottle II IL prepared by
the only pers~-s living vho ever knew how
10 prepare i properly. Refuse al other pro-
rsrations Of Witch Hazel. This is the only
article used by Physicians, and in the hospf.
tals OF this country and Europe
HISTORY AND Uses OF PoGp'8 EXTRACT,
PosGcs GS., sMY AsIMY:I COMPANY, ss Maiden
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1876-06-29
Sensible ADVICE

You are asked every day through the
columns Of newspapers and by your Drug
gist 70 use something fer Dyspepsia and
Liver Complaint that You know nothing
about, you get discouraged spending money
with but little success Nov to give YOU
satisfactory proof that GREExs AUGUST
FLOWER will cure you of Dyspepsia and
Liver Complaint with all its efecrs, such as
Sour Stomach, Sick Headache, Habitual
Costiveness, Palpitation Of the Heart. Heart
burn, Wxter-bash, coming up of food after
eating, low spirits &c. We ask you to 20 to
Robt. Parham, druggist, and get Sample
Bottle of GREus AUGUST Flown for 10
cents and try it. or . Regular Si,e for Is
cent?, two doses win relieve you.
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1876-06-29
Earth Closets.

We would call special attention to the
advertisement, in another column, of the
Wakefield Earth Closet Company. These
closets have been in practical use for four
years in Central Park, New York, and have
given entire satisfaction. Their use obvi-
ates many Of the difficulties ard inconven-
fences arising from the use of the old style
of water closets. They are perfectly simple
in construction, and easy to take care of
and keep clean. They also make a smaller
sized water closet, which is perfectly scent
tight, portable, handy, cleanly and capa-
cious-making it invaluable to the
sick room, and worth ten times its cost
every year in any family. We know of
some of our citizens who are using the
earth closets who wouldn't be ~ithout
them. To prove our assertions, order one
at once from the Wakefield Earth Closet
Company, "a Dey street, New York, or 800
Walnut street, Philadelphia.
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OLD PIONEERS NETTING.
They Will Turn Out to celebrats the Fourth.
At meeting of the old settlers of Leay-

They Will Turn Out to celebrats the Fourth
At a meeting of the old settlers of Leav.
enworth City prior to 1857, held at the
Continental Hotel, On the evening of the
twen;y-sixih inst, pursuant to call, for the
purpose Of taking some action with refer
erence to turning out on the Fourth of July,
1876, the following was done:
On motion Of Judge s. d. Lecompte,
DR.. s. d Marshall was called to the chair,
and H. Miles Moore, ESD. appointed sec
retary.
Mr.. Pnybylowicz explained the object Of
the meeting in few well-timed remarks.
II. T. Green, E-q-, followed with some
further remarks, and offered the following
resolution:
Resoired, That this meeting do invite all
persons who were citizens of the Territory
prior TO the admission of the State into the
Union, TO unite with us in celebrating the
Fourth OF July, by joining the procession,
and that they assemble at the Court House
at O'Clock A. NJ, July 4tb, 1876.
Resolved, That a commitleeo of four, com-
posed Of John Mckee, II. Miles Moore, NJ.
Pzybylowicz and DR.. Marshall, be appoint
ed to make Necessary Arrangements for said
turning out on the 4th ult.
Judge 5. ID. Lecompte then offered the
following resolution:
Resolved, That having the utmost con-
tidence in the ability Of Hon. H. Miles
Moore to prepare proper and correct his
tory OF the settlement and growth of Leav-
enworth City and county, he be, and is re-
quested by this meeting to prepare an sue
cinct history thereof, to be reported to a
future meeting Of the surviving citizens of
Leavenworth City and county, TO be taken
in charge by them and to be furnished for
the archives at Washington, in response to
the request Of the President of the United
States. as our contribution to the great Cen
tennial period of our national existence.
1t was moved that the proceedings of this
meeting be published in the English and
German papers of this city.
On motion the meeting adjourned subject
to the call OF the above committe of arrange
ments. S. ID. MARSHALL, Chairman.
II. MILES MOORE, Secretary.
The following is partial list of the gen.
tlemen who were present at the above meet |
ing:
DIR. Samuel F. Few, l. Clark, John |
Mckee, Judge Lecompte, Paul Rohr, H. c. |
Clarke, George Russell, II. Miles Moore,
DR.. S. ID. Marshall, Hiram Hamlin, NJ |
Przybylowicz, Henry Decklemen, H. T.
Green, Henry Brant, Judge J. c. Vaughn,
ew Echelberry, and others.
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1876-06-29
MOST WONDERFUL CURATIVE AGENT.

FTNHE application Of electricity rs . curative
l. agent has received the careful attention
OF our most learned Professors, AMI the QHes-
ton of its best form of application has been
settled by he discovery Of Paoh's klectro-
Voltaic Chain Belts, which give q continuous
current OF electricity around the body. thereby
toning up the nervous centres, equalizing The
circulation and reinvigorating the entire sys-
TEN Commentator from those wearing IT,
as well rs its endorsement by our most emf
nent physicians, make il one of tn e great dis
cOveries OF modern science q remedia
agent for nervous and chronic diseases. The
Office Of the Paoli Belt Company is at II Union
Square New York.
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1876-06-29

IT is astonishing to note the increasing
number Of single married men in the city
since the Centennial excitement has begun.
Room rent down town has increased pro-
portionally.
LHoII sIsxoqs and sultry breezes, mafe
it about an even stand Off when we get
the dust laid
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1876-06-29
Keen the Liver Active.

The above Is sound health maxim. In order
that the function. Of Digestion evacuation and secre-
tion shall be discharged With that degree of regu-
larty and vigor which is essential TO the We being
of both body and mind, the liver, upon whose &C
tivity they are dependent for their due performance
must be kept in good working order Ca'omei and
ne pills besides being hurtful mineral drugs. only
partially and temporarily rcctify disorders or sus
gishnes Of the great h iaTy gland. Hostetter's 5
Stomach Bitters, on the contrary, accomplish thor
ough what the above medicines fail in doing, and
are besides safe IS well rs potent remedy for dis
orders Of the stomach, bowels and organs Of urna-
tion, As well as an unequalled general invisorant.
They are, moreover, sterling antidcte to malaria.
eod&v
RuPTrRB cured in from 30 to 80 days by the use
of the Triumph Trus and Triumph Rupture Rem
edy. manufactured BY the Triumph Company. 3Sa
Bovery, MY. This Truss and supporter took the
medal at the last session Of the Great American In.
stitute Fair. Send 10 cents for their new book.
dAvlyr
FoR IS, so, $50. ss5. or $40, you may save the
expense Of . Water Closet, and save the women and
children, the sick and in6rm, from exposure and
discomfort by procuring their ''latest improve
ments from the Wakefield Earth C.oeet Co. ss
Dey street, New York.
POPULAR illustrated book (260 psges) On MAx-
HOOD, Wow sHooDi MARRIAesI Impedimenn to
Msrriaee the cause and cure. Sent securely, post
paid, for 50 cents by Dr.. C whittier sI7 -t Char
ss ssrees, 81 Louis No, the great specialist Read
his work. decSsdAv
LYou's KATHAH,oS makes beautiful, glossy, lux
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NOTICE FOR PARDON.

To Whom Il Nay Concern:
NOIICE Is hereby give n that application will
IN re made IN the Governor Of Kansas on he
Sun of J,ne, 1876 f,r the pardon of SolvestusH ii
" illiams who WAS convicted OF the crime of
LARGE Y, at the tune term OF the District Court
of Lesvenworth County.
FNMA WILLIAMS.
Leayenwor:h, June q, 1876. W.T.