The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1862-10-08

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~ resent declaration Of the Executive"
From these and other indications We cannot believe
bat President Lincoln has benefited his cause BY
i,hsr Of his proclama.ions.
THE NEW coNscRIPTIoN ACT.
Act TO amend On act, entitled IAN Act TO provide
further for the public defence" approved 10Th April
1862,
The Congrsss Of The Confederate States oil
2meriea do enact, That the President be, and
. Is hereby authorized, to call out and place
the military service of the Confederate
staies, for three years, unless the war shall
ave been sooner ended, all white mea who
Ire residents OF the Confederate States. be-
ween the ages OF SIS and AS years, Al the
line the call or calls may be made. and who
re not at such time or lines legally exempt.
h from military service or such parts there
fas. in his judgment. may be necessary to
he public defence such call or calls 10 be
made under The provisions and according to
be terms Of The act to which this Is an amend
nent /; and such authority shall exist in the
President. during the present war, as 10 all
persons who now are. or may hereafter be-
Zone, 10 years of age, and. when once en-.
Relied. all persons between the ages Of I6l
and As years shall serve their foil time pro-
uided, that If the President, in calling 0ul
troops into the service Of the Confederate
States, shall first call for only part OF The
persons, between the ages herein before stat
ed, he shall call for those between the age OF
as and any other sge less than IS; provided,
that nothing herein contained shall be un-
derstood AZ repeating or modifying any part
az the act 10 which this is amendat0ry, ex-
cept a. herein expressly stated !; and proud
IN further, that those called out under this
act, and the ast 70 which this 10 an amend.
ment, shall be first and Immediately ordered
10 Gil to their maximum number the compa.
mics, batlalions, squadrons and regiments
fIom the respective States AZ the time the act
TO further provide Tor the public defence, APP
proved 10Th April. 1861. was passed and
The surplus, IL any. shall be assigned to or
Iranixatlons formed IRON each State since the
passage ol that act, OF placed in new organl-
nations. 10 be pffieered BY the State having
such residue. sceording TO the laws thereof,
OF disposed IL a. now provided BY Law pro-
rided. that The President il authorized 70
suspend inc execution Of this. Or the act 70
ahish tbs il an amendment. 10 any locality
where be mar find il imp'aetlcable 70 exc
cute the same and that IN such localities,
, and during such suspension, the President Y
authorized To receive troops into the Con
ledsraie service under any Of The acts passed
by The Confederate Congress prior 70 ths
!, passage III the act to further provide tor th'
public defence, approved 10th Of April, 1863
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Richmond Ori. :.
(. The Baltimore American on Monday ~
) Aternnon says. Il 10 reported that Zen. bael
has been relieved from his command, anu ~
sgncd 10 indianapolis, 70 organize paroie'
prisoners into regiments. .
Stocks were rampant ia New York on Mon
j day. and specie went up three per cent z
first call gold was e. premium.
Gen. Ssiele had advanced TO Warrcntoi
!. and MAS preparing 70 cut on al commuaisa
: ton between the rebel army IN 'ae sheaai
I doah waller and Richmond.
j The American says there are also lntlm'
= ,ions of renewed activity on James Rive
ind,c.,ins that the present apparent suspect
.ian 81 Operations Is only preparatory
.ys.ema,ired movements that will produ'
Iimpoftant results.
=. The Anglo Saxon had arrived a Ne
4 York. The defeat VI Pope Al Manassas W
=. universally regarded 10 Engiand and Fran
i. - fatal 10 the Uaion.
A powerful Ram vas openly being pnlit
. The Mersey 10 be used 10 openlng the bloc
ade Of Charleston.
y The address oil the Governors 10 Llnco
= = Il not 10 be msde public.
y. Reports iron Galveston say that seils
~ fever ID raging learIuliy there.
q grs. Lass CoaaAsp.--lt 10 stated
Richmond, that our brave army under
IN command 81 Gen. Lee. are hourly expeeti
fss battle with the enemy, In the vicinity
lhs Winchester. McClsllan's army are kno'
loH 10 have crossed the Potomac, without o
dtance, our Generals preisrring 10 give "
,i,. battle al some point On Virginia soil, wh'
-. ID the event OF disaster to the enemy,
4. fruits ofqvietory which We shall realize
=. be substantial and glorious.
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