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The Pardoniag rSwer.

Nav YokK. June l9 There is good pros.
pect that The pirdonlng carnival Is sbout over
The scores OF eminent statesmen. itsyers. pDliti-
clans VINO have thronged the White House and
secured be pardon of cuIprits tor abundant fees.
are likely to hnd their business curtailed vn sc-
count OF its past success.
strong pressure vas brought TO bear upon
the President for the pardon Of Wilmer. who US
sentenced To two wears im Drisonm meut and 6as
OF $4,000, but he utterly refused To interfere
With The indlug Of the Court On another &C
eas'on De - said 70 have re rked that there had
got TO be q limit 10 The Executive interisrence
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-06-20

NV YoRK June l9-The One hundred and
fort, second New York infantry sDd Sev-n,h
New York He.v, ARTILLERY have srrived here.
The dlffsreot plsces OF rendezvous "a the ci'y Tor
the worn veterans keep well eroSded With
them. fresh troops arriving as Others depart
There is an immense number Of rebel prison
ere nov in the Batter Barracks. Several hun
dted OF them left for the South yesterday. The
remainder are ex Oected TO leave in few days
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&C.. &e.. &C.. &c.
Names OF Rebels indicted for Trea.


NEw YoRK. June 10 A special to the Times,
dared Washington, lo.'says: The following is an
| ofh rial statement of the names OF the thirty
seven persons indicted for treason in the United
States District Court, now sitting at Norfolk,
Va: Montgomery ID. Corse. late NJ ijor General
10 the rebel army, Richmond; Snowden Andrew
Henry Taylor. Charles james Faulkner, late
u. s Minister to France; Wm n McVesh. of
Alexandra; Richard Esell and j ubsl Esrlv late
LleuteDan, Generals in the rebel army; Wm G
Winder, son OF The late General Winner; Robert
Ould. Commissioner OF Exchange OF Prisoners;
George Booker. Corneliu. Boyle. Washr gton
s-crsSionst. w II Payne. Thos. Turn,r J,s
A S-ddOn, late rebel Secretary OF War, Wm
Bur on Richards. Jr. Wade Hampton. late Leu
ter ant General OF reDel c,vnlry torces; Richard
n DulaDy, OF eXaudria; Wm E Taylor. John
Desree. James l. ,ugstreet. I,te Leu enant Ge-
-ral of the reoei army; +. Lee, late
Gtnefa-in Chei oil the rebri arm,, Osar I
B xier. Wm NJ .h"'Ire. late VI II ,i-ne..l of the
re'el arm; Wm NTH. late rebel u NetnOr o
Vr- -iuis E,pp. Hunton l-te member OF the
'utederate Congress itom Vrrg'hIA: r 'ger A
Pryor. late hIgh private IN the rrbel arm, :
ID ,me K. Brigetord. Cnarlea X MsIIorv, Geo
w Q Lee, son oi Gen. Lee; s Cooper, laie Aajt
aud luspector General vi the rebel arm,. and
ormerly Li.urenani Colpnel IN the UnIteu
States srm,: n H-rrns F. zhugh Lee, SOU
- General l. e; Heur, A Wise. Ex Governor Of
Virginia anu late a B .gadIer G-uer,I ,n the
re .eI army; Beuj miu 'g,r. George A Alex
ander. Richard Il Broker. Fnzhugn Lee.
nephew at General Lee. of the rebel atm,
ihomas B,cock late Speaker of the Rehe
House o! present.tives. aud formerly Il mem
Der of the United States Congress
The witnesses summoned on the part Of the
prosecution. aud who testified before tue Grand
Jury are:
-
Eiwsrd Bradford. Walter b Taylor, Q G
CaiiAn, Z. W p. GtTnett Robert b Wond. W
j. Moore, Richard Evans. a " ,rrow. Fan
els McCoust. j X Suilow, j. = G irrs,n.
Hendrew. j sme+ Bury. j. q Baylor. j /.
Mdligan, W A Dunc IN H-ury W. fhom Is,
Isaac Davenport aud w B Lsous
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Gov. Fierpont and the virgins. Leg.
tsiAgure

KEW YoRK. June l9.-rhe Herald's Rich
mond correspondent says: conference took
place ia that city on Thursday last between Gov
Pierpont aud the members OF the Virginia Legis-
lature. the subject under consideration being a
proposition to extend the right of suffrage beyond
the limits proposed by the Alexandra Constitu
ton, by which all who have taken part in the re-
beilion are excluded from the privilege of
voting.
II Virgins is not represented 10 the next ses
sion OF Congressit will nos De because VIrglnisns
willing TO b. seats III that body cannot be found
candidates for these positions are coming TO ligh.
rapidly. including some gentlemen who shor!
time ago would have considered themselves in
suited by being called citizens OF the United
States IL is even said that the late rebel Gov
ernor, Extra Billy Smith. proposes tn run for
election, il he can first get President Johnson to
pardon him.
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Com bsnatIcu Tn Keep mp the Price %
Heal EstaIe IN ichm md.

NKw YORK, June l9 The TribGne's Wash
ington special says: IL has bees ascertained that
there is a secre, combination among the rebel
real estate owners OF Richmond not TO sell to
any Northern or Yankee purchasers This sc-
counts for the fact that property there is noE
held from one hundred to three hundred per
cent. higher than before the rebellion.
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Military Notification

WAsHixoroR. June l9.-Oficers and men
hereafter duly commissioned by the Governors
OF States to serve in volunteer regiments now on
duty in Tex,s will be furnished with free trans
portation TO their respective regiments or com
panies on the presentation Of their commissions
TO the Quartermaster's Department.
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The savannah cotton.

NEv YoRK. June l9 A special to the
Times, dated Washington lesh, says: The
claims for the cotton Sc zed at Savannah are
now coming before the Secretary OF the Trez-
sury. and nearly the whole OF it will be claimed
as belonging TO private owners. but the well-in
formed citizens of Savannah, DOW here, assert
that not more than 6.000 Of the 80 600 bales can
be proven to belong to loyal citizens.
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Generals Butler, Banks and Hefnt
Zelmau Mustered Out.

Nrw YoRK. June l9-The Herald says
Generals Butler. Banks and Heintzelman. neg
lectiDg to send in their designations on or be
on Friday last.
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Announcing deaths sith funeral notice attached o.
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Marriage Notices 50 cents.
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TO be charged Of e1 so Tor each IN the
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Gen. she rman at uan,f,e d

MANSFIELD. o. June l9 M ,;or General
Sherman arrived here this morning, and is the
guest Of his brother. He leaves tomorrow
evening for South Bend lid
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NOTICE.

AUART RHssTFRs. IiNR AND IELn oFPI FRS
" re ia IT, N the te'eran vce -ifhe BY nus
r->ignsu.sn. have all their psper- nffet
With ~orr-rfnes- di>ps'ch a. Tot. Bias- Hflrsr,
Claim Agency. oppOs C Net opolrtsn heater. No
ts.y FHble 10 ~ the oE-ee.
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FORTRESS MoSRoE, June 10 John Mitchell
reached here to day on the Henry Burton, and
was assigned quarters iu the Fortress. under a
guard of the Third Pennsylvania ARTILLERY.
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GHn MONTH"; -snf Accents ev. ryxhere A.
- ~ tTo q mpoth. expenses paid. q selI Fa,t@.u
Articles, the est selling ever offered tOl psriI ul4rs
fre-. Address ITIS T. GAnEY
py5-d1vS~ Biddeferd, Naipe.
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cE-LET THOSE WHO HAVE DOUBTED
be- read the following certificate gentlemen well
known in this cou munity. and doubt no more
Its general Introduction into the army will save the
lives Of thousands OF our soldiers
LorIsvuLx. June Sd. 1853.
We the undersigned. have the good effect. of Dr.
JoH> BuLLs CEDE0s RrTTKss IN Of general debility
would preveEi disease and relieve much suffering
Among our soldiers particularly would this be the case
espec ally these ~he exposed the missrna in
huences In the Southern climate.
MAJ PHILIP SPIEL,
Colle.tor Int Rev. I'd Dis Ky
CHAs b COrrUN,
Collector OF the Port Of Louisville Ky
COL. 4 DENT.
Provost Marshal General OF Kentucky
REV. D. p HESuKksON
Vice President Of ssniiary Commission
aARNtN HUGsRs a Co.
Pu' ltsbrrS Deuycrat.
GRO. ? D sKS,
Proprietor louisville Anseiser
HUGHES a PAkkHIiL
whoIess, Dry soods Dealers, Main street. Louis
Vile. ky.
DAVIS, 6KEES a CO,
Wholesale shoe Dealers, Main street, Louisville.
HART AAPoTHER,
Lithosraphers. corner xsrke, and Third streets,
Louisville, Ky
JULIUS I,s. wIslEs Il.
Louisville.
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OF the -t~smer Major snder~e,
Nal L. r. THURsnIs.
PsymAster U. 4 ATDy.
c. N METCALF,
National Hotel. LOaisvilis. Er
COL Jesse bAYLEs.
9th Kentucky Cavalry
GEORGE D. PREyTIcE,
Louisville Journal.
SOLD WHOLESALE BY
DAILY. X EEFER Il HUSH.
~ South Meridian 81, Indianapolis.
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Pssts are DISEASES.

fAR. COLfOuh, MEDICAL OFFICE no 6J SOUTH
Meridian street, tOrfeits be be fails IN cur
any that may come under care, natteT
COW obstinate o. long standing he wsrrsns you
cure sypnii>, ID The primary stage, helped In IS min
cured in - hour elect OF 70 year, standing
rnr~d nv Ir & '~~e Aanr- '" ." y Nsr2f
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potence in both sexes; the effects these diseases Oh
the body and mnd and the Authors New Treatment Of
all these case, In full. the only successful method
cure with an exposition Of Quackery.
This work is not quack advertisement but warning
and guide for married and single II is the only book
that gives the treatment OF all the above diseases
English, ~ith full directions for se-treamen and con.
tans much valuable Information proper TO mention
in public notice. The work contains $50 pages,
plates and engrsvngs Of the above diseases Sent to an,
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Those afflicted with Of the above Diseases, before
placing themselves under the treatment Of any one
should first read this work
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f,IIE1EEE sAT!i.

By virtue of special execution to me direct
ed, issued from the Office OF the Clerk OF the
District Court in and for the county of Cedar,
and State d Iowa, in favor Of Henry Funk, and
against David Lewis, Permelia Lewis and John
Dehr, have levied upon the following property
ms the property of the said David Lewis, Perme-
liza Lewis and John Dehr, to wit: s s..
The southwest quarter Of the northwest fhar.
ter, and the northwest quarter Of the southwest
quarter n section fifteen l5), bo'h in township
eighty (S0l, north Of range three ~, west of e
fifth principal meridian--si,uated In the county
OF Cedar and State of Jowa-and containing
cighly te0) acres, more or less. As also frac-
ton in the northeast quarter of the northwest
quarter Of said sec ton fifteen i5) bounded and
described rs follows, to-wit: Commencing at
the northe east corner OF the southwest quarter
Of the northwest quarter Of said section fifteen
15), thence running due east ten ti0) perches
from thence north 2sk dsgs. west twenty a leo
perches, and from thence dnn south CT ghteen
t1S) perches to the. place of neutrality-suspicious.
ing fifty six aud q quarter perelies, be tue SAME
more or less; am. aa-r nst. ..# a.&
And shall Offer the same for sale at public out
/ cry at the court house door in the town of
Upton In said county, on Saturday. the Il day
Of January, A. ID. l36j, at one O'Clock p. m. OF
said day, TO satisfy said execution aud costs
that may accrue thereon.
Dated this 18Th day Of December, A. u. 1854.
NJ vi s..@ -s.vst DAVID ILAfSER.
lr fec $3.50 sh$r.Gaf Cedar county, iowa,
80
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SHERIFF SALE.

By virtne of special execution to me d,,.,,
ca. issued from the office OF the clerk Of lie
and State Of Iowa. in favor Of Norton i. Cla,noaoi
administrator of the estats OF William Nm.
dee, and against John Monohan, oxecutcs a;
the estate of Michael Monohan, deceased, Psa.
rick Monohan, John Monohan, Bridget Far
Mary Quinn, and Cathafine Mcintyre, have
levied upon the following property as the trop
erty OF the said John Monohan, executor u the
estate Of Michael Monohan, deceased, Psttick
Monohan, John Monohan, Bridget Fay. Mar
Quinn, and Catharine Mcintyre. to-wit:
-. The west half Of the southeas quarter OF seE.
tion number seventeen 90, in township nu mbsr
eighty-one (Si), north Of range two az west OF
the fifth principal meridian-c onta ming eighty
acres, more or less, situated in the county Of
Cedar and State of Iowa;
And shall offer the Same for sale at public out:
c.y at the Court House door in the town Of Tin.
ton. in said county, on Saturday, the 2lst day Of
January, A. d. 1865, at | o'clock A. NJ Of said
day, to satisfy said execution and costs that may
accrue thereon.
Dated this 10th day of December, A. D. 1864.
Iva DAVID PLATNEp
Pr fee 5000 Sheriff Of Cedar county. Io&a.
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only for the probable effect it may have
upon him by awakening gu appetite for
drink; but the example is bad, And the
influence of ono moderate dfinker who
sus,ains good reputation in society, is
ten fold worse than the exsmp pies of a
dozen drunksrds who lie wallow ing in the
gutter. So the example of one man of
responsibility, and position iu society,
who makes business Of playing for tri.
aes, is more dangerous to the youth, Of
our land, than is the example Of dozen
degraded wretches who gamble for live.
.ihood.- - - .-------~- -
This playing for small things, is the
primary school where our future gamb.
lers, rovdies and criminals, get the rudi.
ments of their profession. As many a
worthy man began by taking7a social
glass, aud ended his career in the aims
house; SO many a boy begins by playing
for trifles with those whose age and ex-
perieuce should have taught them better;
and ends by becoming an eu.cast or a
felon. But even the continued habit Of
playing for treats may become heavy
tax upon many a poor man. And the
probability is, that many wife goes with.
out a new dress, aud children without
shoes, for lack Of the money spent by the
husband and father when merely playing
for amusement. G
In view of these things, what is the
duty Of friends of humanity? Evident.
ly their duty is plain. They must use
all proper efforts to discourage and sup
press this pernicious habit. Playing for
the smallest article is made crime by
our laws, and the proper enforcement Of
the law will do much towards suppress
ing this crime. But to give the law ef
feiency, there must be a correct public
sentiment.
The community must put its seal of
condemnation upon the practice of gamb.
ling under whatever form it may attempt
to disguise itself. Society can regulate
itself in this respect even without a re-
sort to legal measures, except in extreme
cases
Let public sentiment frown upon
gambling and gamblers; and let it be I'm.
derstood that playing for small things as
we'll as great, is gambling, and that it is
SO regarded by the community; and the
thing is done. There will then be but
little need Of resorting to compulsory pro
cess to check this growing evil.
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For the Upton Advertiser

This is a subject that, at the present
time, demands some attention both be-
cause it is oHc Of the most pernicious
vices of the age, and, because it has not
received that degree Of attention and re
buke from christians and moralists, that
the Importance Of the subject demands.
Gambling, in tho abstract, is almost uni.
versally conceded to be both a vice aud
a crime. 1t is SO considered by the laws
of morality and the laws of civilized pa.
tions; and the latter provide for the
conviction and punishment Of those who
shall engage in it.
But while other vices and crimes re,
ceive at tho hands of the philan;hropist
q large share of attention; aud while
great and spirited Efforts are made to
eradicate them from society; bat little
is done toward removing this gigantic
evil which is sspripg the foundations Of !
morality and religion. while Slavery
drunkenness, lying, and profanity are
condemned by all right thinking people u
and the efforts Of the friends Of hamani.
ty afe- directed against them ;this is, in /.
most cases, suffered to lift its .upbfushing
face and carry on its Iuiaeus itsaf'2 N :
many places, w.th.u. le. or hinirasce- =
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SHERIFF SALE.

By virtue Of special execution to me dir...
ed, issued from the Office of the clerk the M
trict Court in and for the county Of Cedar AZ
State OF Iowa, in favor Of Il. G. Sharon, And
against Dudley D. Garren and Aaron pierc.
have levied upon the following property - ~
property of the said Dudley d. Garren. vii.
The south half Of the northeast quartz, =.
section eighteen ls), township eighty.,vo 80,
range three ts), west Of the 5th principal mefid'
ian-containng eighty acres, more or less l.
Cedar county, Iowa; ~
And shall otter the same for sale NJ puhu,
cutlery at the court house door in the TOW ~
Upton, in said county on Saturday. ths 9,ss
day of January, A. D. 1865. at - O'Clock n ~
said day, to satisfy said execution and coat. ~.
may accrue thereon. -~s
Dated this 10Th day of y December, A. n 1874
1w3 DAVID PLATNER.
Pr fee $500. Sheriff Of Cedar countr
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NOTICE is hereby given that there is now on
IN file in the office of the County Judge Of Ce
dar county, Iowa, petition Of Robert l.. Moore,
administrator of the estate of Alex. McGowan
deceased, asking FOR an order to sell tire follow
ing described real estate, situated in Cedar CO..
Iowa, to- wit; The southeast quarter a. of the
southeast quarter @ OF section 81, township So
range ., west of the 5th p H., containing forty
acres. more or less; also, one and half acres
out of northeast of section H. township 81,
north OF range 3, west Of 9Th p III and that said
cause is set for final hearing at the February
term of said court, being the first Monday in
February, 1865
]. c. BETS, County Judge.
January 5, tS@5--nlw3
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ACAKD TO TNyALIDs.

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lea as missionary, discovered a safe and sim.
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Please inclose a stamped envelope addressed
to yourself. ADDRESS p 80 81. f.
..T @ss #4 JOSEPH r. INMAN, 49, .~
4sy Station D. Bible House, New York City.