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United States (United States) (search for this): article 9
Action of the Board of Impressment Commissioners.
The Board of Commissioners for Impressment in the Confederate States is still in session at Augusta, Ga. A series of resolutions have been adopted by them, among which are the following:
That the practice of the Confederate Government's agents in making contracts for and purchase of manufactures and other articles for the army at higher prices than those adopted by the several Boards of Commissioners in the different States, in highly cticable, it is, in the estimation of this Convention, expedient that transportation on our railroads or by express companies, be denied to articles of prime necessity in the hands of speculators.
Resolved, That, as the opinion of this Convention, the material interests of the Government and people of the Confederate States would be greatly promoted by the liberal interchange by the Government with the people of salt, spun cotton, cotton cloth, sugar, &c., for all necessary army supplies.