, 1861-09-14
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from the N. 7. Commercial Advertiser, 11th]
The Eational loan still continues to hs taken,
atout q half 3 million OF dollars in Treasury
notes being issued daily at the Sub Treasury
in this city. A large proportion OF the amonats
taken ase in snmg Of from one hundred to five
hundred dG111rr. Representatives of every
c1ass Of society preeent themselves st
the flee Of Mr. Cisco. The number Of Ger
natural proportion Of that class Of our popula-
tors Tbis TACT may be accounted for BY cor
sfdering that the Germans, to agreat extent,
preeeFye in this country the frugal habits aad
saving disposition which 50 mark that nation
a;ity, in Europe. Moreover they save not so
much by making investments Of their earnings
in TeBl estate or bank stock as by boarding it
in chests under their own watch and ward.
The Gtrman il conservative in tendency, bay
frg g1e at faith in the existing Government,
ht Ice, The readiness with which be offs his
h'oden store ofepecle in exchange for govern
mt Mt scrip.
Occasionally negro makes his appearance,
snd presents his loan to the Government,
| taking advantage Of the fact that there is no
law preventing him from supporting the
Union IN that way, although his military SER
! vices and political opinions are not consider
| ed useful 4 co1ored man yesterday morning
brought in $150, which he expected to loan to
the Government for certain time, without
any expectation Of interest. He was some
what surprised on hearing that there would
/ UC AiC1k6k fblA u1ul
Subscriptions have come all the way from
Fort LeavenWorth, and not few from Wheel
| iDg, Western Virginia. Most Of those from
Maine, Massachus atts, Connecticut and Rhode
Island come by mail, while the New Jersey
subscribers come to the Office Of he Sub
Treasurer in pereon for the purpose of pay
| irg in tleir quota All classes Of community,
without exception, exhibit the greatest inter
est in the success Of the loan, and as soon as
the branch offices are established great i'm
petus will be given, TO the receipts. A good
many women have subscribed. Que Of these
"a married lady-lent $500 in her maiden
nsme. She said the money Was her own, and
she Wiehed the certificates sent to her house, as
know anything about it.
Ihe greater number OF persons are perplex.
ed BY the circun1locution at present used.
They cannot understand Why they should
write to the department at Washington for
their Treasury notes after they have paid
their money here, aud thea wait In suspeuse
several days for IN ans wer.
large humber OF applicants for the loan
are unacquainted with other than the simplest
forms OF business; they only know that they
Wsnt to loan the Governments q certain amount
Ct money. They are therefore terrified BY the
blanks to fill up and correspondence to be in
stituted. The transaction might be made
much more expeditions and simple BIZ the
immediate issue oi the Treasury notes from
the various Offices as will probably soon bs
done. Cases are not unusuA where the app1i
eants confess to q deatitution Of those gifti
which Dogbeny said comes By nature, "
reading and writing. In that event, the can
dictate sAes to the Government his "letta1
OF mari, u not having the fatntest understand
ing Of the crooked process BY which his du
| cats reach the U. 8. Treasury