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 FOR CONFEDERATE STATES ARMY. 
 
 Office of Chief Wool Agent of Confederate States, 
 
 For District "A*." 
 
 Savannah, May 20, 1864. 
 
 Arrangements having been perfected with the State of Georgia, by which all the 
 Agents of the State for the purchase of Wool have been withdrawn, I hereby give notice to 
 all interested, that no person is authorized to purchase or barter for Wool for either the 
 Confederate or -State account, or for any Factory or Factories in the Oouuties of 
 
 CHATHAM, 
 
 LIBERTY. 
 
 BROOKS, 
 
 WARE, 
 
 CAMDEN, 
 
 SCRIVEN. 
 
 BULLOCH, 
 
 THOMAS, 
 
 CHARLTON, 
 LOWNDES, 
 
 McINTOSH. 
 
 • BUUKE, 
 
 TATTNALL, 
 
 LMANUEL 
 
 PIERCE, 
 
 CLINCH. 
 
 WAYNE, 
 
 GLYNN, 
 
 ECHOLS, 
 
 BRYAN, 
 
 APPLING, 
 •EFFINGHAM, 
 
 COLQUITT, 
 
 COFFEE 
 
 BERRIEN, 
 
 and such portion of Montgomery County as lies east of the Oconee Itiver, except such as 
 hold appointments from inc. 
 
 Private purchasers and speculators are requested not to come into competition with 
 these Agents, a- the necessity will be forced upon the Confederate Government to impress 
 all Wool held or bought by such parties. 
 
 The very liberal terms of exchange offered by the Confederate Government, as well 
 as tin' fact that the Wool is wanted for the manufacture ol Clothing for the Soldiers in the 
 field, ought to induce all Wool growers to aid the Government in the securing of Wool, 
 and not force upon its Agents the necessity of impressment, 
 
 Any person having a detail refusing 1- -ell his Wool to the Confederate States 
 Government, (whether grown by himself or obtained by purchase.) or selling it to otheis 
 than Confedera: Agents, except in small quantities t<> Soldiers families, will forfeil 
 
 his detail. 
 
 WM. HUISTTER, 
 
 Chief Wool Agent District "A" 
 
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