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And beneath the silent ground,
sweet shall be thy slccpprofound:
"Thou hast now full release
May thy spirit rest in peace,
Till we, from the earth, newborn,
Hail the resurrection morn"
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Commencement Exercises, Indiana
AsbuVy Universsty.

M. Editor IL is pleasant in this day
when war and desolstion has spread over the
land. absorbing all the public interest, to be
able 20 turn Tor few days from the details
OF sanguinary conflict and seek among halls
.9d groves devoted 70 Literature mental and
= recreation.
1T at old Asbury Was opened
as evening OF the -a.h with tn, ANNA
exhibition Of the fiatonisn -. IT,
performance throughout vas highly $50.
able An Grafton by Mr. Mitchell for ia
classic anish ADD line delivery: speech on
debate by Mr.. Joseph fof il elearnes- and
force AMI the special Grafton by Mr.. Miller.
for IL ine and forrible delivery. deserve par.
ticulsr notice.
fh'los anniversary was on the succeeding
night IL vas more than success Amanr
the funny things. WAS an GRAFTON. Let the
Cobbler stick 20 his Last bv Charli.
Wright Of Indianapolis. Amsng the good
things we're the debate BY NJ NJ stoltr and
tie orassoa. The True Scholar byw n.
Armstrong. but the pre-eminent merit must
be accorded 20 the special oration. The
Religion Of Mythology" by J. {. Rsipash
THIS gentleman possesses that Qaain, and
easy hamos. that profound knowlelge Of %.
ssry. the classics and history whlcA, taken
vim sosnsfal originality. makes genius.
The baecslssrea,e. BY President Bow man
On the sabbath. ~as fun OF the dignity. N.
prsesscai gss-l sense aud re rss...on oh.r.e.
tsrsstie Of the mar.
iaesday n'osnias Tie graduating ersrcs.
ses Of Plato took place. .yslloFe,o,,
"Asn Lave m Aesioas. /" b, Bcai. o.evrn-
Reply or.sioa: ~Ali he wsv an Hal. -.
scale the Rugged IIsish,." byw. N Hoe.
gaia
In The evening y r Hoys addressed n.
Literary sooe1es apon Tn. Fa,... =,
American Lssssisre Tbs 80 =. -
mon literary feast. BAT bssaae, ~ -,
things. The Professor seass :. 49,.
him IS hopsiai pssrsos aaa seeompl,.h.s
scholar.
WEDNESDAY afternoon PAslo graduates
her ssnion. The speeches we're A.sAl,
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REcRrir WANTED lxxEpIArxIy--Ths
10th regiment Is being rsorgAnized under the
auspices Of Col. j. 7. Lucas. late Lieut.. Col
cf the same regiment. and all persons wish.
Ing 70 enlist under officers who have seen
service. can have a chance nov. Of assisting
IN crushing out the rsbelliea. aud once more
witnessing the supremacy Of the Stars add
Stripes
Pay. raiions and clothing from the time OF
enlistment recruiting ONCE will be open
every day. until the desired number are on.
rolled. ofice. two doors south Of the Gin.
einnsii House. on Fourth sireet-east side.
W NJ. CONNER,
1is.du Lieutenant.
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IMPORTANT TO PARENTS AND GUARDIANS
All parents and guardians residing outside.
and adjoining the limits Of the city Of Terre
Haute. who desire to send their children or
wards TO the public schools Of said city dur
ing the coming fall and winter. are hereby
notified that they mus, take the proper trans
fer before the first OF September next.
Mr.. Lyman Miller has been appointed to
make the enumeration Of school for HARRISON
township and for the city Of Terre Haute.
and all transfers are 10 be made with him.
. children will hereafter be admitted to the
rec schools OF the city s...s~.-- r-a.., ,,.ns
fer - made in accordance With tbs notice
BY order Of the Board Of school Trustee.
Of the city Of Terre Haute.
JAS. b. EDMUN DIS. Com.
Fere Haute. June -. 's2-d~2w
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FROM NEW YORK

NEw YORK. June 2S--The Herald's let
ter giving detailed accounts of the fight OF
the 18th, before Redmond. says:
"Wednesday, June 25th. was signalled b,
another glorious struggle between the UnioI
troops and the rebels, in which the forme
were twice victorious
About 60OO Of our men, on that day. en-
countered two divisions of the rebel army a
short distance beyond Fair Oaks, and drove
them back n mile. BY a remarkable blum
der We relinquIshed all the ground gained as
soon as we hadobtained possession, and then
when the error was sifted and understood
our gallant lads went at it again and correc
| ted the mistake and maintained our posi-
ton there at night.
But little artillery was employed, and the
casulties are therefore not so numerous a.
might be supposed from the duration of the
fight As the artillery that was used was
mostly ours, the enemys loss is doubtless
| considerably heavier. Ours will, perhaps.
reach 80 killed and less than 200 wounded.
The principal part Of the fighting was done
BY Growers and Sickle's brigades of Hook
| er's division. supported by Berry's and Rob
| inson brigades of Kearney's division, or Der
rey's brigade OF Sedgwicks division, and
Palmers brigade OF Couch's division.
Gen. Sickle's Brigade behaved splendidly.
as usual.
Among the losses are, 2Oth Indiana. Jas
Sprague. Co. @, arm Oliver Il. Sibert. Co.
n; Nash. y. Pnppan and Geo. Drake. Co.
T.; Abrsm VI Dawson, Co. X
The Times letter says the estimate of our
loss. given in the teleeraphic repor. 10 the
Associated Press, will be found much below
the mark IL is slight, considering the
amount OF lighting done and the result &C
complished, but 1t cannot fall below 500 or
may be near l,OO0-probably GOO or 700
Seventy members Of the lst Massachu-
sets regiment have been brought to the
hospitals, wounded, up to noon. and the en-
tire loss OF this regiment, can scarcely fall
short OF one hundred, "a they were again I'M
der heavy ire, later in the day, and was
one of those which suffered most severely.
NEw YoRK, June 2sth.-The stamer Ma
rion, from New Yrleans the Goth, has ar
arrived
A citizen had been condemned TO two
years Imprisonment for kidnapping a negro
in the employ Of United States officers.
The thermometer, on the 18th inst. was
IS. In the shade
Two soldiers, convicted of theft were
drnmmed out of the 3lst Massachusetts.
Col. himball, with four companies of the
18th Maine regiment, broke up rebel camp
at Manchac. For some weeks there had
been 800 rebels, with number Of heavy
guns. there. They left on the approach of
our forces. LEAKING camp equipage, regiment
al colors. &c.
Gen. Butler had issued a modified form of
the oath for foreign residents, by which per
sons taking il. only swear to support and de.
fend the Constitution of the United States.
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Bk1Lkv1LLk Lsesx Bkks.-The c.n,
House saloon, on The ess, SIDE Of the Public
ssaAse. : receiving regularly. from the
ere-ery Of ). kymeF. At BellsvIIle. a frss
eisss. genuine article Of Lager Beer. ~hscA
al lovers Of TIE article mast pronounce uro.
trial. equal. ifnos superior 70 any heretofore
er"ashs - the cay. let al uho indaiee.
gise Herr eronefehis A GO call. md ,sss
ne matter. We are Informed. by good
Iaases, that there : 10 mistake m the mat
ter. Bot % s4iisfy all. 20 and taste
jae. dln.
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Pensions, Bounty Money, Bounty
Land.
n s. DANALDSON. Notary rub.

II
~ he. Collector, Claim Agent, &C A. s.aer-
bis services 10 the public, especially 20 those Nh
have been connected with the Military servc, Of he
United States, and who may have any claim srau.t
ne GENERAL Government. he will arrange forward
and successfully prosecute all valid claims Al reason
able charges, and AZ rapidly the business c-r ~
dispatched before the proper Offices At Washington
Having TRY frsks experience and practice herein
and the aid Of old o.icer Of the Seneral Cover,
meni under President Fllmore's Administrstton he
cannot fail In being successful with all legal clalms
WARRANTS. ''
HALF-PAY PENSIONS me widow. or q, -.
Widows. the Children under sixteen years Of az. az
omesrs and soldiers OF the present any previous
war, VINO have died OF been killed while In The ser
vice, are entitled 90 Half Paw Pensions
INVALID PESSIOSs.-Ai officers and sola,.,.
sho are disabled by reason OF wounds received ar
disease contracted while IN the service and IN ~
me o' daty a. asoldicr, at any period are t,f
10 Invalid Pensions.
LAND wARRANrs.-An who served Ia d.x.
si . The past wars Of the United stAes OF oNT dav
m batte, are entitled 70 100 acres Of Land IA cas-
OF death, the Widow and Minors are entitled
BOUNTY A0SkY.-The heirs Of all soldier. ~ho
have volunteered during the present war for thfs@
Years or during the and have died or been klia
while IN the service. entitled % ONf lr~n..r
DOLLARS Bounty Money, and such arrears Of the s.l
dier,s pay a. may have accrued 10 the date Of hl.
death. - ~
Noehsrges made without claim Is successfully
ierm.n aied
n-hed
49, Eastern arrearAgss arranged and COLLECTED
and exchange promptly RENTED.
OffiCF al the old corner stand.
ID = DANALDsoS
"'Sa" Notary Public. &o.
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FROM MEMPHIS

MlxrHIs. June 26.-The FIRST train on The
Memphis A Charleston road. for Corinth
With a nnmber Of teams. wagons, and one
company Of the Seth Ohio. besides several
officers. was attacked by a large force OF
rebel cavalry. yesterday. about twelAe miles
from this city
The rebels destroyed the locomotive
burned the cars, killed ten OF our men, and
captured several officers. including Colonel
Kinney, Majors Prinde and sharpe. railroad
superintendent. and Capt McMichael. 81
Gen Grants staff. who was taken prisoner
At shiloh, just exchanges
Gen. Grant has restored the editorial con
troll OF the Argus 10 tho proprietors. with the
notice thzl u vill be at once suppressed
should Il eosstain anything offensive 20 the
Government.
The locomotive captured yesterday. was
the only one the road had az this point
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- 81 amous or sorofuloas Affections ar. a..
curse. the h.eat. the potato rot 81 mankind. rl,y
are we AID hitsy a. vel . fatal. They arise ffo,s
contamination aud inpury Of the blood, and are 4.
Dc seen al around rs everywhers. oa- quarter Of
a. We meet are tainied with them. and one quarter
Of these die Of them; die foOishiy too because the,
arc s"fssie- ArrHs sszsArAxiIa cicsnses cut me
sefo'nio1s corruption hon the blood, reatsrs il PURE
and healthy. and eneosaAIly sxpursstes th. fou,
contamination frOm the system. No logger gro.
under your serofuous DISORDERS since the irr.sists
bic ArsK has provided hls mastery combination q
curative virtues that be calls sass.rnna..-Ineu-
ocrst. Waterbury, CT
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Noon Dispatches.
FROM WASHINGTON


WAsHNrox, June 9.-Gen. Jamison nj
Maine, just nominated for Governor by the
wss Democrats Of that State is still in this
city and very i'll. His disease has assumed
within day or two a most serious form. and
fears have been entertained Of his recosery
Ii Is thought however. this evening, that h..
l. slightly better, and may again be able To
assume command in the field
Gen. Roseerans, placed temporarily in
command Of Gen. Pope's army, Is to be as
signed permanently TO that position.
SPECIAL TO TRIBUNE.
There Is reason 10 believe that Secretary
| Seward has received a nste from Earl Rus
sell, touching Gen. Buffers woman order.
Ii will probably be treated as the note from
the same quarter, demonstrating against the
stone blockade was treated.
Letters from Prince Napoleon brought by
the last steamer. show that he is the same
devoted friend of the North, he has shown
himself TO be ever since the rebellion broke
out.
We understand a resolution looking 10 the
expulsion of Mr.. Simmons from his seat In
the Senate on account Of his connection with
the Schubarth contract. will soon be intro
duced, probably TO morrow.
an otuet Has Dcth tssueu ut TIE AulutAnt
General, henceforth prohibiting furlougs to
be given TO enlisted soldiers under any con.
dition whatever.
WASHINGTON, June 27.-As far as heard
from today at tho War Department all is
quiet In every direction.
Information from the Shenandoah valley,
received from other than official sources.
leads 20 the belief that Jack.on's troops
have not, In force, returned from the point
at which they were last seen. Among other
speculations. is one that he Is repairing dam
ages and preparing TO secure the wheat and
rye crops Of the valley which is represented
TO be good.
The reports that the enemy is occupying
the country between Manassas aud Stras-
burg are untrue. There may. however. be
rebel pickets at settlements heretofore ten
Porariy occupied by our troops.
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LOCAL DEPARTMENT.

EDgroa ExrRr--f am candidate iof
Vie Once Of County Treasurer
June ~. 1852 >. n. ALl.hN.
am a candidate fos the ofiiee OF Treas
urer Of vigo county Of the October election
NJ :. DURHAM.
We are authorized 10 announce L. W g.
barbour a. . Candidate for the Office OF Col
I.etor ano Treasurer OF the county Of Nigo.
lana candidate for County Treasurer
ROBERT BRIGGS
T. A. MADISON Is candidate for the
once Of County Treasurer at the October
election.
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bRANDRETh's PfLIs.-ror the restoration
health Of those who have been stricken by srope.,
OF paralysis they are the only relis he medicine
az directions Of the lungs. chest and bowels thti
prompt use saves life and quickly cures. rneuus
ma pieurisy, ehslers wind. spasms, worms cholers
~oreus arhcea. dysenisry. whether nom un.lar,.
eating unripe fruits other faults IN diet. YIELD
'ne'r influence. Asthma govt, rheumstIsms, I've
affections. ruptures. determinations Of any or..a
ievers whether Asue or other specific evers b,lous
diseases. aundise. ST yltuss dance, smallpox meas.
'e'' Group erysipess white sweIings. piles. Ulcers
OF even thirty years continuance ana e-pec,.il,
ulcers Of the liver, have all been cured permanently,
oy these celebrated Vegetable Universal Pins. A.
iemsie complaints and nervous diseases they h...
been equally successful. wide change Of lfe hOsA
nrst and teoond periodsl. Epilepsy, depression ~
spirits. fightfal dersms all distractions and re.,
stions are by them cured. dispersed and corrected
Price Is cents per box.
sold BY !! X. cUsrssHAs. Terrs- Hsuie. and hy
respeetANe dealers In nsdicsse- usnldwim
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n The public will not forge, that the
Annual Exhibition OF the ST. Mays Insti-
tate. comes OF on Tuesday the first Of July
IL will be q brilliant affair. and. as usual. re-
freshments Of all kinds will be found at the
St. Msry's Cash Store. for lasie- and gen
tlemen
June 80 -dtd
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u ALI those Who want a beautiful silk
Hat. OF the latest fashion. call At the New
York Hat Store and gss one of the Home
Manufacture. which make myself: there
fore can warrant all hats bought OF me
have tine assortment Of Pr ,ch Beaver,
Otter and Soa Cashmere hats o. the finest
quality. and Of all colors. which / am selling
very low also. large assortment of Wool
Hats. Of all eoior-. ranging IN price as low
a. fifty cents.
u. ID. LOWERRE, Practical Halter,
Successor to ]. Q. YATES.
m@'-tf. Cor. Fifth. and Main Sta.
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WASTsD.-A boy 10 attend a store in a
ANAL town IN the vicinity Of Terre Haute
The boy must be at Isas, sixteen years Of
age-read and write veil. and bear good
character. He will lire IN the family and be
we'll taken care Of
For further information. apply at this Of
nee. June 30. DIT
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~ J c Walter. Undertake.. will leave
for Corinih and Memphis on Wednesday
next Any Que si-hing TO have the bodies
Of the.r deces . friends and relatives brought
home. can a, % by calling on HIN at his
rooms on Fourth street. BY that day. or by
addressing him after that day at Menphis. as
he intends spending some three or four weeks
In that vicinity.
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mcritorious valedictory BY X. A. Hin. o
0reenea-tls. Reply Grafton By J Lee
Ripps,os. Of vigo county.
The reunion Of the ALI uni Wsdnessla,
evening Was nearly failrre. owing TO III.
absence set performers In the army-ths
Orator being ChAplain mountaineering te
the spiritual wants Of the men. and the 20
et q oommissary. attending 10 their physical
demand A welcome address vas made by
Prof Langley. Who Was followed by ekisss
pore speeches by Jno. Birch. Of Coyington.
and O. II. Smith. Principal Of Thorp,ovn
Academy. In the course Of his remarks
Mr.. Birch took occasion to pay an eloquent
tribute TO the memory Of Prof Fletcher
The following was the programme OF the
graduating exercises on THURSDAY
sUsEe. raArkE. xrsIc.
!. Saluiatory. irwin Armstrong. yesAy.
The Philosophy Of Progress. W. A NJ.
Hin. Greeneasfle.
g. Higher. A. l. Gvens. Greencastfe.
=. Earh's conqueror. Benz. Osborn. Rush
vile.
5 Energy, Thos. h. McManls. Delhi.
Progress Of Thought. VIM. Iseminger.
Westville
7. Conflict OF Principles. John n. Hoilo
way, Lafayette.
:. The Conqueror Conquered. NJ NJ
Stolz. Ne~berry. Ia.
>. Abolition clance. samuel Godfrey.
Champagne, Ill
10 Lost Talent. r. A. Hill. Greenca-tle.
Music
IL. The Sacred Dogma Of Equality" L.
Armstrong. Neyay.
II. Genius. J. A. Miller. Madison.
Music.
10. Masters Grafton, }. W. l.. SIavens,
DEGREES CONFERRED.
Music
IL. Labor-yaIedictory H. G.. jackson.
Dearborn County.
Music. BEsEDIcrIoN.
he entire performance with perhaps one /
'r two exceptions was highly creditable. The I
by II. q. jackson affected many
II the audience even TO tears. Surely il IS
. sad parting 10 bid adieu to the thousand
lear associations which cluster around ones
alma Mater. never again 10 meet many
whose friendship has been highly priced short
If that grand reunion
In the Islands Of the blessed
IN the Kingdom q Ponemeh.
In the land q the Hereafter" s.
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Fmr--immediaiely after the storm on
Saturday afternoon. the alarm Of fire was
given. which proved TO be the burning of a
barn in the suburbs of the city, owned by a
Mr.. Wagner. supposed TO have been struck
BY lightning during the storm.
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~ j. W. o.rwood. Of the Algy Dean
Farm. brought 10 ,own. on yesterday. twelve
gallons Of rasPberries. the first Of the season.
Mr.. Gar~ood will have for sale. this choice
berry. every day. ~ his stand. southwest
cosaer Of the Market House. also. At Fur.
rows. Aaye's. wslch's snd He~ard's. pro
VISION stores. on Main street. and wil gu all
orders that may be left for him. at any Of
The above places. in2o. div
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Fos rHK WAR.-Captsin jazz SNIrH, !.
now here, and has opened a recruiting Office
for the 10th regiment near the corner OF
Fourth and Main Streets. The Captain vas
an officer in the lth Ind. regiment. and Is
fine officer. and all Who desire::,o volunteer
Ia the service would do we'll to call upon
him. This may be the last chance. therefore
do not delay or else You may be too late
DIV
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FROM CHICAGO.
SPECIAL TO CHICAGO TRIBUNE

hFttIAL TO VHICAGO Tribune.
ST. CHARLEs. Ark, June 23.-The fleet
after the recent battle proceeded up the riv-
er as far a. Crooked Point, and were cut of
in consequence OF low water. which COMPEL
ed them 10 return
All the distance up and back they were
continually fired upoa by bushwhackers.-
One man on the II. Louis was seriously
wounded.
The rebel boat Van Dorm i reported up
the Arkansas. also the Pontchartrain. As
the river Is low and falling fast, she can do
no harm
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-06-30

TRRK H,urE AID RIcHxoxp RnLKosD.-
On aud after Monday. June 30. Mail and
oommodAtion trains will leave Terre Haute
At IS A. NJ. and arrive at Indianapolis at
l0s5 A. NJ.
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DiKD-In this city. of typhoid fever, on
Fsiday last. the 9th. at the residence of
John Moore. Jackson ALxr. The de-
ceased vas private in the 18th regiment.
U.S.A.
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UsIeS RuLKs. ATTENTION - You are
hereby commanded 10 meet for drill-on the
common IL the weather i favorable. IL not
at your Armory-on "Wednesday evening.
July ID. At o'clock. precisely. A full at
tendance . Indispensable. and every member
l. expected 10 ss present
June 30. IN: NJ. ID. TOPPING, Capt
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IL The Committee appointed 10 make
arrangements for the celebration on the 18th
of July will meet at the Auditors office this
evening al O'Clock. Let all be present
(Journal please copy
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IT. Don't forget the grand Juvenile Con
cert. which comes OF At the City School
House on TUESDAY evening. under the diree-
ton of Mr. s W stanage
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~ Drs- Mshan s Bell have understood
from reliable sources that report Is in cir
euiation. that then time is so monopoI:zed at
the Hospital. that they cannot attend TO their
private practice They would say to their
friends. they are very thankful for past ia
vors. and viii be ready at all hours 20 attend
them n heretofore
Their engagements at the Hospital will
not interfere in the least. with their other
BUSINESS. June Is. DIFF
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n We had another heavy storm on Sat
arday afternoon. about O'Clock The rain
fell in torrents. and the cutters OF our streets
were in good navigable condition for light
draught steamers.
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~ We are requested 10 state that the
target excursion OF the uhion Rifles. which
vas 10 take place this afternoon. has been
postponed
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To- fl.o Union Rifles we're out on yes
teriay 10 lsy the last sad tribute Of respect
- Jackson Almy. private in the 18th reg
alsr service.