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Crawfordsville (Georgia, United States) (search for this): article 6
Enforcing the Conscription. --A correspondent of the Mobile Register, at Crawfordsville Miss., writes: I am very happy to inform you that matters in this department are assuming a more favorable attitude under the supervision of Brigadier General Pillow, commanding Volunteer and Conscript Bureau at Columbus, Miss. I had the pleasure of conversing with the General yesterday, and learn from him that he intends to have every man in his department that is fit for duty in the field in less than sixty days. His orders are so stringent that every man between the ages of 18 and 45, not in the army, is required to report immediately for enrollment. Every bridge, road, and pass, throughout the country is guarded, and every man arrested who has not the proper papers. Cavalry are scouting the country in every direction and bringing in absentees, deserters, and conscripts, in large numbers. His plans are so well laid, and his orders so rigidly enforced, that none can escape.
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Enforcing the Conscription. --A correspondent of the Mobile Register, at Crawfordsville Miss., writes: I am very happy to inform you that matters in this department are assuming a more favorable attitude under the supervision of Brigadier General Pillow, commanding Volunteer and Conscript Bureau at Columbus, Miss. I had the pleasure of conversing with the General yesterday, and learn from him that he intends to have every man in his department that is fit for duty in the field in less than sixty days. His orders are so stringent that every man between the ages of 18 and 45, not in the army, is required to report immediately for enrollment. Every bridge, road, and pass, throughout the country is guarded, and every man arrested who has not the proper papers. Cavalry are scouting the country in every direction and bringing in absentees, deserters, and conscripts, in large numbers. His plans are so well laid, and his orders so rigidly enforced, that none can escape.