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 Treasury Department C. S. A. 
 
 Richmond, March 9, 1864. 
 
 The following regulations are hereby established in regard to the funds 
 in the hands of disbursing officers : 
 
 1. Checks drawn by disbursing officers on the Treasury, or on any 
 depository, previous to the first of April 1864, will be paid in treasury 
 notes of the present issues only, at the amount promised on the face of the 
 notes, whether the checks be presented for payment before or after said 
 date. 
 
 2. All moneys belonging to the government in the hands or at the 
 credit of disbursing officers, on the first day of April 1864, may be turned 
 into the Treasury to the credit of the respective appropriations to which 
 they belong ; to be afterwards drawn for by new requisitions, which will 
 be payable in the new issue of treasury notes. But checks of disbursing 
 officers, which may be drawn at any time against the balances which 
 may be at their credit on the first day of April, will be paid in the old 
 issues of notes, at the amount promised on their face. 
 
 C G. MEMMINGER, 
 
 Secretary of Treasury. 
 
 Quartermaster General's Office, 
 Richmond, March 9, 1864. 
 
 1. In order to carry out the above instructions, the post quartermaster 
 at each post where there is no C. S. depository, will receive from all other 
 quartermasters at the post all public moneys in their hands, except bills 
 below the denomination of ten dollars, and will deposit the same in the 
 nearest C. S. depository on the 25th of March 1864. 
 
 2. Where there is a depository at the post each quartermaster will turn 
 in direct to the depository his public funds. 
 
 3. Chief quartermasters of armies, or of any detached bodies of troops 
 will designate an officer to receive public funds as above, from officers- 
 serving with their respective commands, and will turn them in, as hereto- 
 fore directed. 
 
 4. Each quartermaster will report to this office the amount of money 
 turned in by himself, with an affidavit that the funds thus deposited are 
 all public funds, and are the entire amount due by him to the Confederate 
 
 tates, and the receiving quartermasters will send in similar consolidated 
 ports. 
 
 A. R. LAWTON, 
 
 Quartermaster General. 
 
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