The Sun.
London, England, 1863-03-20 00:00:00

SEVEN PER CENT. COTTON LOAN of th©
CONFEDER AT P: STATES of A3IERICA for £3,000,000
sterling at ninety per cent.
annumond to bear int crest at the rate of seven per cent. per
un 1- terling from lst March, 1863, payable half yearly
in London, Paris, Amsterdam, or Frankfort.
The Bonds exchangeable fir cotton on api lication. at the
option of the holder, or redeemable at par in sterling in
twenty years, by half yearly drawings, commencing lst
March, / s 64.

AGENTS FOR THE CONTRACTORS IN LONDON.
3TeSSrm. J. Henry S giro+•r and Co., P 5, Leadenhall-street.
This Loan has been contracted with Messrs. Emile Erlan::er
WA Co. Bankers, cf Paris, ty tree Government of t• e Confe-
derate States of America, and is specially secured by an un-
deraking of the Government to deliver cotton to ha holders
of the Bonds, on application after sixty days' notice, on the
tOotino aftermentioned.
The natur of the arrangement is fully set forth in Article
ay. of the Contract made with Messrs. E. Erlanger and Co.,
Width is as follows
" Each Bond shall, at th option ef the holder, be conver-
tible at ifs nominal amoue nt into cotton at the rate of six-
Pence sterlino- for each pound of cotton, say 4,0001ba. of cotton
for each Bond of £lOO, or francs 2,500, and this at any time
not later than six months at'er the ratification of a treaty of
Peace between the present belligerents. Notice of the inten-
tion f convert.ng Bonds into cotton has to be glvr n to the
represent .tive of the Government in Paris or London, and
"PY days after such notice the cotton will be delivered ; if
Peace, at the pmts of Charlei-ton, Savannah, Mobile, or STew
Orleans : if war, IA points in the interior of the co entry,
Within ten miles of a railroad, or stream navigable to the
ocean. The delivery will be made free of all charges and
duties, excepting the existing, export uty f on—eigh hof
one cent. per pound. The qualit• of the cotton to be the
standard of New Orleans middling. if any cotton is of supe-
, or or inferior qualify, the dlfre•ence in v rue shall be setted
03' two Brekers, one to be anpoin,ed by the Government, the
o her by !he bondholder; v henever these two Brok• ra cannot
s hall
agree on the value, an umpire is to be chosen, whose decision
be fina;,"
It o
is at the same timrovided teat !,olders wh do not
convert thei Bonds into eco provided teat olders who do not
nvert tb! Bonds into cotto shall be entitled to retain the
Bonds, and receive interest at the rate of 7 per cent. per
annum in sterling, payable half yearly in London, Paris,
Anisterd•im, or Frankfort, at the option of the holder, until
tepayrnent of the nrincipa at par.
An Annual Sinking Fund of 5 per c nt. is provided for,
!;rhereby n
by lot 24 per cent. of the Bonds unredeemed by cotton shall
0e draw half yearly ; the firat drawing' to take effect
on the Ist March, 1851, an to be continued on the Ist Sep-
tember followino-, and on theist,March and Ist S4ptembel in
!very succeeding year, so as finally to extinguish the Loan in
from the date of the lst drawincr.
Thßolds to be issued at 90 per cent., which is to be paid
ai follows z•--

per cent. on Application.
103
on Allotment.
10 lst May.
10 let June.
10 „ lat July.
15 „ let August.
„ 1-t September, less dividend 31 per cent.
15 „ Ist October.

£9O
Subscribers will h ,ve the option of paying the instalments
advanc o allotment, or on any of the above dates, under
ft discount of seven per -ent per annum on such prepayment ; Old in default of due payment of the respective instalments,
all previous payments will be lab e to forfeiture.
LBy payment under discount, the price of the cotton is re-
duced to about 51 per pound.)
~.After allotment scrip certificates will be issued to bearer.
.I.'hetle certificates, after payment of the last instalment, will
De exchanged for Bonds, to " Bearer" in sums of £loo—£.oo
M£-00—X1,000 each, with coupons attached, payable Ist
arch, Ist September, as stated ,hove.
Arrangements have been made for the exe ution of the
Bonds in Paris.
„Pr, m the
llproceeds of the subscription, the Contractors and
atilt. agents are authorised to retain sufficient funds to pay
Ee first two coupons.
I he drawings for the operation of the sinking fund will be
'llly advertised previous to the half y, arly redemption.
An authenticated copyected of the Act of Ratification of the Con-
iract ma be insp either at t e office of Messrs.resh-
tifids and Newman, the Solicitors to thes
Contractors For of
mesers. Crowder, Maynard, and Co., Solicitors to the Aents
01 the Contractors in London. g
11 Applications for allotment to be addressed to Messrs. J.
Benry Schroder and Co., 145, Leadenhall-street ; and to the
rokers, Messrs. Laurence, Son, and Pearce, Auction Mart,
orn whom forms of applicati• n may be obtained.
I[l.l the event of no allotment bein; made, the deposits will
"se,immediately returned.
Po Paris,
as Public Subscription is simultaneously opened in Liver-
,Amsterdam. and Frankfort.
J. HENRY SCHRODER and CO,
145, Leadenhall-sAts to the Contractors.
teet, 19th Marcch, 1863.

COTTON LOAN OF THE CONFEDERATE STATES OF
AMERICA.

m of Ap---11-c,
TO be forwarded to Ni Foressrs. J. Henryation S hroder and Co., after
,opayment of the preliminary deposit to the bankers.
.....
Messrs. J. Henry Schroder and Co., Agents for the Con-
tractors of the Cotton Loan of the Confederate States of
America.
thentlemen,—Havinz paid to Messrs. Jones, Loyd, and Co.
e aUm of £ , hereby request you will allot X
Of the Cotton Loan of t! e Confederate States of America, and
hereby agree to accept the -ame, or any smaller amount
that May be alloted to , and to pay the further sum of £lO
Per cent, on the same when allotted.
Gentlemen.
Your obedient servant ,
Sig-nature
Address in full
Date

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