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Evening star., 1863-03-26

H0W TO SAVE YOUR MONEY.-Call st thu
H Central Hotel, on the European plan, W cor.
oer Pa; and 9th st., where comfortable lodgings
can be had at 80 cents per day. The Restaurant a.
sacAed 70 the hotel has been m rost tted
n, regardless of expense, where sill the deicaces
and tantials of the MI be had in eyery
nyle ct all hours, with promptnsss. Bill Of fare
- - SIM D. 6ELSTON Proprietoy
RUTT CHEESE, AND EGGsI
SS packages prime BUTTER in store
t6barSsls fresh EGGS. For sale by
ID. Il. DUTROW,
400 Eighth sc, east side,
q mAr iI-lW near Pa avenue.
Evening star., 1863-03-26

Pl1oEs OF ADMIssIoE.-Balcony Chairs. 75 cents;
Orchestra Seats IS cents Parquette, 80 cen Fam
Ily Circle, % cents; Private Boxes, as
Evening star., 1863-03-26

nN HAND AND FOR SALE-3,eO Smoked and
~ salt Beef Tongues, 5000 Sheep Tongues, IS ,'oe
in the best manner. For sale lower than the same
article can be bought for elsewhere. Also. con-
sta mt su pply Of Fresh Meats.
JOHN HOOVER, corner 9Th and D sts.,
mar IL lms and in Center Market.
Evening star., 1863-03-26

INTERNAL REVENUE STAMPS
/ OF EVERY DENOMINATION,
Can be ad at all times hereafter
AT THE COLLECTORS OFFICE,
No. 476 SEVENTH STREET,
Opposite Post Office Depann.tM.
8. J. BOWEN,
Collector of Internal Revenue fer the
e26 If District of Columbia.
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APT G. INSP. GEMS OFFICE, !
RICHMOND, July 20, 1862. :
GENERAL ORDERS,

GENERAL ORDERS,
No. %.
l. All white male residents of the Confede.
rate States, between the ages of eighteen and
forty-ive, not exempted by law, and not al
ready in the service, will he enrolled. Per-
sons liable to enrolment may DO enrolled
wherever they may be found.
IL. The 1st paragraph of General Order
No. sc, current series, is so amended as to
read as follows: Companies, battalions and
regiments composed Of persons not within the
are of CONSUMPTION eighteen and torty-fvc)
will be accepted as volunteers throughout the
Confederacy under the act of Aug. 81, 1861,
(No. 229, for local defence and special SER
vice. Those persons belonging to such organ
izations, who are of conscript age, and neither
exempted by law, nor already in the service,
will be discharged and reported to the Bureau
of CONSUMPTION for enrolment.
Ill. The following regulation will be in ad.
dition to those heretofore published IN regard
to substitutes: Hereafter every person fur
nishing a substitute, in accordance with ex.
listing regulations, shall become liable to, and
be Immediately enrolled for military duty,
upon the loss OF the services of the substitute
furnished by him from any cause other than the
casualties of war.
(sirned) S. COOPER,
iyI2.iw Adjt. s. Inspt. Genl.
. "Whip" CODY ~
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Where's it is provided By Of Congress. entitled
IAN to further provide Tor the publ, offence, ap
proved the 10th day Of April 1862 aud by another
of Congress approved the 9Th September 1852 en
tied "Au nc, 20 an al uc. entitled sn provide
further for hr public defence approved 10th APRIL 1862
tina; she Predeu, b. authorized TO call and place in
the military -errr Of he Confederate S,at.s, for three
v unless the shall have been soone- ended all
white Men who are residents Of the Confederate
States between the ages Of eighteen and forty-fve
years. the time tie call ray be made and who not
such time legally exempted from military service,
such theeof in his Judgment may bv necessary
| the public d, fence
And whereas in my judgmsa: the Necessities of the
public defense require that every capable OF bearing
arms between the ages Aforesaid should be called
out do his duy In the defense OF his country, and in
driving back the invaders within the limits Of the
Confeder-cy
Now, therefore, l. JEFFERSON DAVIS, Presiden.
OF the Conied-i Stat OF America do by vrue
vested III me a call out and place in thr
mi ,try service OF The Confederate st tes ali white
OF said States br;"sen tho ages OF eighteen and
furtyfve years egally exempted from military
and do crcay order and direct that ali persons sUb
jeci this c2 and not nov III tho military service" do
upoa br:s enrolled, forthwith repair The conscrpt
camps estuus, Ia the rcspcc i've Of which they
may be Residents Ter pml II: being held and punish.
deser,erS in tie event OF their TAI nreto obey THIS call
A provided i'll said laws
And 1 do further order and direct. that the IN.
rolling officers OF the several States proceed vt once 10
roll all persons ebrac ii within the terms Of this prccla
nation. aud not heretofore enrolled.
Anal do further order. that il shall be lawful for any
person embraced wihn this call 10 volunteer for service
before ilu.ut and that persons volunteering be al
ed TO .eiect OF and the company which
they DE- ire join provided such company be deficient
In the full number Of en allowed by law for its organiza
ti0n.
(~~) Given under my hand, and the Seal Of ehe
3SEAL Confederate states Of America Al the city Of
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Capt. William Thomson U,sI,r,I

KILLED, in the battle Of Get, sburc. Pa. Can't
WILLIAM THOMPSON HASKELL, Ist Rc"ircn,
SouthCarolina Volunteers
Another patriot hath yielded his lie that n,
country may be free. The darling Of his homc
the brightest ornament OF tho sucic;y in which
no lived, he rushed to obey the call Of his STATE
and as soldier i'll the ranks saw proud Sumter
fall. Dhercefoth, hc gave himself to III. cause
so dear to his heart, and with zerl which never
tagged energy untirng, and bravery uns,rpass
cd. toiled for its success. as a solder. eve,
prompt TO hey, he proved his capac;tv 10 cnm
mand. AS an officer. careful, kind. determined
just, no was honorcd by the affection Of ia,sg
under his charge. He las fallen He has given
his all!
Carolina will mourn a talented. Accomplished
citizen; society a chvairous. noble gentleman
the Church an earnest, working CiuiStign Al
these lie was but We who knew and ,uYc,i him
hIlnded by selfish Sorrow. can see bat the VOID
in our own hearts his death has made. GnL maxi.
us patient! God give us grace to live Il. n"bly
and, when our hour shall come, as f.a.lcs&Iv IL
dia! Though never again shall his voice be heard
amid the din Of battle, cheering on in victory
though never again shall we se,. him. with beam
ing eye and winning smile, pleasing and please!
among those no !ovc;l, though he shall 30, here
share in the Joys OF dearly bought peace, let Us
not weep for him, for we know that h.. il more
than conqueror through Him that loved him.
III" needs no tears who lived n n"bl- f.
We vii! not weep r his' " no Died So ,yriI;
bm, We VIII gather round t!c hearth and tel,
The stOry OF ii strif.
Such homage cults him well,
Better than fun raj pomp and passing bell"
Richmond, July Is. -G3.
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lsEyNS 81 TELEGRAPH.
EYoEgEo foa TIE RICHMOND ENQUIRER.
RAID ON W1THETILLE.

SHARP SKIRMISH IN TIE STREET.
TIE YANKEE FIELD OFFICERS
! kILLED-SEEERAL HOUSES BURNT
! -kETEEAT OF TILE MARAUDERS.
! The following official despatch was received
Il. ,:!c War Department. yesterday:
DrBLIS. July H.
To GcncrHi ). C1orca:
The cncmy, oac regiment of cavalry and
parts oi' two regiments Of infantry, about one
thousand strong. rode into Wvthcyilc. Il little
before sunset Yesterday.
.linrsi II tie sam" instant, twu newly or.
@anIzcd companies and the employees OF this
place, in nil about one hundred and thirty
men. With two fell pieces. whom ! haI dis
patched under Major +. NJ Bower. hv the
passenger train. arrived
\ sharp Siirmi>h Immediately commenced
in the street and continued about thrcc.uuur.
ters Of IN hour: when Major Bower retired
with 4 Part Of his men and brought the}, of
+, IN the train. Capt. Oliver ard two citizens,
wrrr killed, aud lieutenant Rosanv badly
wounded.
The enemy lost Col. Poland, commanding
| the brigade, one other Colonel, one Major. and
mIid about - men wounded, and in our hands.
The Lieut.. Colonel, Powell, is reported NOR
tally wounded. | am informed they lost every
one Of their field officers. The command lett
WytAcrile about 10 o'clock last night, re-
treating towards TazeweIl Court House.
IL is Row reported they are coming down
Nalkcr's creek 10 this place. If they retreat
BY tic way they came, they will probably be
intercepted and cut up.
They paroled Oh their retreat Seventy-f7e or
eighty Of our men, whom, l suppose, they
found it inconvenient to carry of. Of course
the parole under such circumstances is worth
scsS, under their own order.
The damage to the. railroad can be repaired
in an hour or 50. The jail, commissary and
quarterrnaster >torchouses, and several private
house! were burned.
Signed SAM'L JONES, Mai. Gen.
Dublin is in Pulaski county, on the Vir-
sinia and Tennessee Railroad, Is miles east of
Wytheyiilc.
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PRISONERS FROM NORTH AND Souru.-Ycs-
terday morning one hundred prisoners from
Jackson, Mississippi, reached the city by the
Southern route. On Sunday evcning, seven
hundred of the Gettysburg prisoners arrived
by the Central train, under the charge of
Capt Halls infantry. On the previous day
one hundred and eighty officers from the
same field reached the city and were lodged in
the Libby Prison.
On Saturday l,0l0 Of the Winchester pris-
oners, under charge Of Lieut.. Latouche were
sent to City Point for exchange. The remain
ing prisoners from Winchester will probably
be marched to City Point on foot. Their
quarters on Bell Isle, in the meantime, will
be occupied by the recruits trom Gettys-
BURG
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CHARLES Il. WARD.

The sorrows occasioncd by the rrescn,
cruel, unnatural war, have fallen upon few
more heavily than upon the family Of Rev
VIM. n. Ward. Of Richmond county, VA
Twelve months ago the oldest son, Capt. VIM.
n. Ward, Jr., fell before Richmond ciTr. ana
now the second son, CHARLES L. WAaD. has
fallen on the 9th of juno, 1868, near Brandy
Station. Scarcely had the outburst If srici
for the loss of the first settled down intp calm
resignation, when loving hearts were made T.,
bleed atresh and IN ovcrpowcrlug p:Oi,Srn III
the loss OF the second, under peculiar ci-cunl-
stances.
Charlie had but attained the age d: c:ril-
teen years OF the llth day OF February lat,
and with praseworthy pr0mptncss haS;cnc,i
to the service Of his country, not waiting To-
be dragged therein by enrolling officers. His
was an active, practical patriotism =uch ~
has actuated vast numbers of the youth Of
our infant Confcderacy, and not the craven,
laggard spirit which could stay at home n;
ease when so many Of his peers were giving
up their lives upon the altar Of their country.
lie had the death Of II beloved brother 70
aveugc, at the risk Of his own life, and the in
suit offered to his large family circle by the
invaders Of his home; to rcbukc at any cost,
Which,, WIN Tic pTouiptinSS OIL 4 loit" patriot
ism, made him eager to rush to the battle
field at any hazard Of personal safety
Scarcely had he Joined the 3lh Va Cavalry
when tho engagement in which he fell took
place, and where he fell, as his exalted spirit
would desire to fall, contending against the
foe with zeal and manlincss that would have
reflected high credit upon mature years.
Noble Charlie sleep in your soldiers grave.
Fond parents, sisters and little brothers, give
yon up in submission to rest where alone rest
can be found, with beloved Willie They
looked to you both, under God, for much oil
comfort and happiness, but since it has been
otherwise ordained, they woud not have YOU.
back to suffer more the trials Of earth. but
they look forward to that happy reunion
which shall not be disturbed by the mnchinn,
tons of man. P&%@:*:3:a2a**@-
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The CITY MARKErs.-No changes were no,
tccable in the city makcts on yesterday, with
the exception of forced advance in butter,
which the merchants and markct-men in.
sisted on getting, from - 25 to g 81 for
Sugars remain at the high prices quoted in our
last general report, 81 70(@Sl SO-the arti-
Gle being inferior brown. The market con-
tains very little refined, and no loaf sugar
worth speaking of. The financial market was
active, but uuintcresting. Specie as usual,
was only traded in by the certain few who
have heretofore been the existence Of the bust
ness, and stocks, always in demand, were in
vested in with spirit at the standing rates.
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NOTICE TO CoSSCRIPTS.
To NIL Persons between the ages OF Eishtet
md Forty.hve Years who have not bee
tc.t


previously Enrolled.
In obedience the Proclamation of His Exceency JET
PERSON DAVIS President of the Confederate States, oil
persons previously enrolled In the I'D ona
District between the ages of EIGHTEEN aud FoKTYFIrE
YEARS whittier resdets of other portion Of the State
Oh her States hereby required report themselves "a
the Med Board and E"rong Officers for examination
and enrolment vt the places and on the days fixed IN the
annexed notice Of the Examining Board
This notice includes every y, son not previously en-.
rolled between the ages specified those who have At any
time ba.n dscha ged by State COME 'erate surgeons
those who any time have been discharged from the
army and exc pts those who have been discharged by
Medical Boards instituted for the examination OF CON
scripts md all pc who have furnihru substitutes
whose pa-r have been passed upon by the proper con-
script authorities.
Attention ID called 20 Par - Sec and 3 General
Osdcis s., 4. "nG i e. o.
All the laws and regulations applicable deserters
shall be applied suC con'rp's fail to repair to the
places Of rendezvous fer enrolment: who shall desert
after enrolment.
All :he agencies cmplo-cd for the apprehension and
ninrment Of and their transportation TO their
respe ctive commands, sa b. apic BILE persons liza.
bic dry conscdpts who shall fail 10 repair 10 the
JOHN A. COKE.
Capt. and Enrolling Officer, Sd Cong. District
The un'ersien, d. one of tbs Examining Boa 'or the
Third Congressional District, DEE General Orders Ne
80 Adjutan and Inspector Generals Office hereby gives
notice 10 al! whom IL may concern that he ras pointed
following places and days for ths examination Of con-
scripts in Third Congressional District, i'll pursuance
Of the above notice:
Richmond City July 5Cth und 3ls, August LIST and ID
Enrolling Office Bank street
Hrnrlco County August 9Th, 9TH and eth; llenrico
Court House.
Hanover County, August lo,h, llsh and l2th; Hano'
Yer Court House.
New Ken, Couu,y, August 18th and 18TH New Kent
Curt HUuy.
Charles i,y County Aus: l7ih and ,sh Charles City
Court House U. X. EARLY,
Surgeon aud President Examining ard,
IN 2l-6 &, nsrrsional District.
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ny THE GOVERNOR OF VIRGINIA.
PROCLAMATION.

,,,,,r ro,rt appointed by law TO ascertain who has
n IL i.rrrd the Judge for the Second Judicial Cir.
:ae vacancy oceasioned by the resiSus ion OF
1nt.. r.. 5 Ghc!son having declared that maioritv
Jus x.r, .v,a for William T. Joynes therefore in
Q. 60, 20 law l. JoHS LErcHER, Governor of the
:. 'o se.;h Of Virginia. Go hereby proclaim the said
Iyr JONES b. the Judge ia and tor said Second
cI,cn, 70: he tern Of eight We rs.
Given under my hs d rs Governor, and nm.
\ de. 10 seal az ;he Com non~ ealth. 1t Rich
aoni tbs !s:L day of July, and in the eighty
.i.,:a Ma. [: he Commonwealth
JOHN LETCHER.
Is :5r Govf'a,;:
GEORGE W MrSroED,
Sncv Q; lie Con'th. jyc03t
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$3.50 REWARD.

R1aNay from the subscriber, on Friday night. tins
az ut. Ey n"sro WON IL B.TSEf, carryDg with
~ y: Two children. TOW. a boy fourteen year,
o. ID BETSEY ANN, girl four years OF age / very
~ !a".e'io, The woman 10 about thirty years d
A. &c 10 king, las lull head Of hair, rather heshy
12 Se fee; four or sA inches high, with teeth de
|r sa' soin."h.t brosen. Tue by Tom is thin. aut
s: >9Ecwnhi delicate; his hair cut close TO h- head
frOm;hc fec. Of buru near the top Of ,ht
"a a3oGi ;wo inches long. and inch WIDE whict
*' i.- skin enrely posed he il about four feet si1
-sLs al and very bright. The girl 10 very feshy, but
S;F--ni tPsstly. we'll grown for her age with full
led u rai and IS remarkable IN. looking child.
iEl'- beiev, they have been furnished with
's-i ia,es will eodesvor To get beyond our lines
vii psy - above reward Of two huRdred aud fifty dol
las o' -:r recovery and delivery to me- confinement
Z ary ~ Z" shat may get them.
J.R. DOwELL.
General Superintendent
Southern Telegraph Company,
Jay l3--liw Richmond, Virginia.
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Among those who woro severely wounded in
the battle OF Gettysburg, and who ware leitthere
when our amy fell ba,'k to Hagerstown, WAS
William Waugh Smith son Of the editor of this
paper. He was exempt from military service
but he could not endure the idea of not bearing a
part i'll defence of his country, and renouncing
his privilege, was with the army in the battle OF
Fredericksburg, and in all its operations since
bearing himself everywhere most handsomely. At
Gettys burg ball entered his left side aud passed
through. emerging to the right Of the spine. Two
days after his surgeon reported him as doing well
since which nothing has been heard from him.
This youth through like patriotism and courage,
was in the battle Of Seven Pines, of last year, at
which time he WAS also wounded
The announcement contained in the above
paragraph from the Seminal" of yesterday. will
excite the solicitude of the many friends of this
gallant young soldier. We trust he will survive to
illustrate on other fields his devotion to the cause
Meantime we sympathize with his parents in the
painful state OF anxiety in which they await
tidngs Of his fate.
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RUINArIoS.-We learn that most of the
standing crops in the vicinity Of the city have
been seriously injured by the recent long con.
tinued rains. Wheat has sprouted or rusted,
and fruits especially have contracted the rot
We have heard of several fine orchards which
were full of promise month ago, but are
now ruined for the season.
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ny THE GOVERNOR OF vIRGINIA
!, PROCLAIM

,,r nd destructive raids of the enemy render
80 .ts,ry ,Ls; the reserves Of our pspulaton ca
,,,,.;y service should De enpoy.d for local De-.
"a I'D .or r-prl,ls with deserved punishment tnose
- !, .u,h :nvas;ons
yrr,nse have received a reouistoa from the
p.,. =, -, Confederate Statps for eight tho,isund
go 49, f,Tu;.aea frr, this State tor service therein
~ -; s;y month, ,,on IN. frst day Of hurust
49,, .r ,,rnrmed 4, The same time by TIE Secretary
=, III Congress has passed an uct authorizing the
a sccrrr the services OF yo.un, IL serve for
49, o "a ;. may prescribe for the defence of exposed
yea special service Is be- NAV deem expe.
A., a. p.r.id II, prefers to accept such volrn.
g.. nc If la- !itia aud that any number OF men
.l-. rir- ,ur: law will BIZ deducted from the regu
.t,-f-..- g; III.
~ ,h,. ir;,.sshe for me 20 ascertain at this time
Wi choose a. srsapiz- selves un err the
,r"Crse-, referred TO- feel it to be- my duty " aid
10 a fnr IA the bower OF the Executive extends
.rv,t, or n. necessary hone defence. and for that
-. IS,l,-.Lv nrrc.i,n that Inc ,ni,ia of ,bis
S-t,,,',, n.,,.n III. uc.. NJ .na,d a. vsur, now
.-,,,;a inv shaIl for1hSi,b he oI,snl.d Md
.''s - ~. - s.. " 80
~.
~. .sj A.! commandments OF regiments OF the mill
.,o..s lin. within the Commonwealth will cause their
-.,,r,y. command, 20 b.. Immediately summoued an
,r an pac II meeting for .hs unruo,. o. Of
"no,sy And tcld oftic.r, for maxim ont com
H.. at c"panie. within their revimeutsl districts
tsa., ;t,:Ire c1upauies when Irlow ,he minimum
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FROM WITIIEEILLE.
l.vScHBrRG, July 20.--Thc followi

LTScHErRC, July 2Q.--Thc following pri-
9ate despatch was received here last night:
Later information leads to the conclusion
;ilat O;tcr demonstrations arc threatened, and
that the force ut WytllcrilIc is only dctach-
m"nt from til" main body. which is advancing
On ether points. The enemy carried off one of
or pieces Of artillery. Tho plrolcd prison
crs have arrived 1T Wy:hev!l!e.
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SUMNER WEATHER.-We have ut last some
thing like summertime, and welcome it with
pcrspiring enthusiasm. Although the Their
mometcr is AT ninety, we can see up, high,
and know that there is such a thing as sun
shine, because it shimmers over the way and
strcws the avenues of fnvorite strolls with
shadows. \ full month has Pluyius been at
the head Of affairs in the clouds, and he has
made earth dismal and wet to degree which
will deplcte the sun prodigiously to counter
act, if the job is to be done in day.
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PROCLAMATIONS.
By THE GOVERNOR OF VIRGINIA.
4 PROCLAMATION.

JIaviHG received notice etaeo test for the Office
II zoe Commissioner Of Ptblic worxs. who was 81 G,
"a sef r-:h Thursday in May last, and the law re
C,as ,hA: SP.cIa! our' should be convened TO Dc
Vim. he rIect'on l. JOHN LETCHER, Gov. rnor I,
:. Commonwealth Virginia du hereby require tn,
a! Coar: OF Appea $, as now constituted by law &c
Ssv,,- sI:he State Court House, in tho city Of Rc
nal. N &c FOURTH THURSDAY ~ August mkt, &c
rs,- and determine the same
f--l Given unde, my hand as Governor. and under
~ : ~ sal Of the % nmonwesll AT Richmond, THE
~ hisy Vt ia y, ls63, and IN the eIghty.egh,h
,,yr.' ..- Commonwealth JOHN LETCHER.
Br re Governor:
GEORGE W. MrSroRp:
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Police ArrAIRs.-Willam p. Williams, q
very suspicious character, was arrested yestcr-
day and put in Castle Thunder. The three
women arrested few days ago for selling
liquor to soldiers, were parolcd until trial.
The city police made no arrests yesterday.
The day was morally and literally bright