The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-08-28

The original Of this certificate he sends to the Treasury
Department at Washington and from the Treasury note
IN favor and TO the order Of the person named in the
tlcate Of deposit is made out The duplicate the de-
posor keeps and he has occasion produce unless
he shall lose receive the Treasury notes These
notes will be forwarded to depostors subscribers by
mail issued and to prevent any mistake the
following form filed up by the depositor and sent to
Washington, with the original certfcate-
AUGUST -, 1861.
To the Hon. S. P. CHASE,
Secretary Treasury, United States,
SRI enclose certificate Of deposit for s.. Please
send mo Treasury notes as UNDER bearing interest
at the rate Of seven and per cent annum
and payable to the order of A. d.
Very respectfully,
PSI desire that the notes be sent to the following
- Notes of g. each. - city,
- Notes of s. each. State
- Notes of s. each.
- Notes Of s. each.
- Notes Of s. each.
The notes will be issued the tenth Of September and
attached to them will be the interest coupons which may
be presented for payment with or without the notes.
These details may trite and unntercstng those
accustomed to stock transactions bu they
that the people at large may know just what do what
to receive and how TO 60 TO work to subscribe for
this great popular loan We have only to add
that deposits may be made with Mr.. Cisco, either
in person by drafts payable to his order, and
that as the banks receive their quanium
Of the notes. much of this crcumlocutory process will be
done away WITH and the notes will be given over bank
counters upon the payment Of specie, precisely bank
bills with the amount Ct the note the deposi:or
pays interest from August 10, this being paid over
the banks and afterwards refunded to depostors by
the government at the first semannua interest pay
ment-thus making the transaction square, clean
all ound and keeping the banks in thi Pieces n-
termediares between the government and the people.
THE POPULAR SUBSCRIPTIONS.
For The past five six days Mr. Cisco has
receiving individual subscriptions for the popular
loan NE Sub Treasury Department, which he pre-
sides is located at the G Nassau and Wall
Within tho cool deep shades of the granite building
regns that perfect order and quiet always associated with
great financial transactions. If your business is with Mr.
Cisco, you turn to your left upon entering from Wall
street, and find yourself in handsomely furnished pri-
vate oce Behind low table sits Mr. Cisco, pleasant,
amable gentleman, under whose excellent super
vision the department has been carried on for
fifteen years, without single bunder mis-
take, although there many branches Of under
his charge in which correctness and infallibily is
rather matter Of instinct than Of education In spike of
his multaarous and onerous duties, you viii find this
gentleman ready 10 give you any information you may
desire in regard to the popular loan
There is need to ask him the particulars which we
have noted above concerning the notes the manner
subscribing for them. He has anticipated any such
queries and has prepared Of Instructions brief and
explicit, which you may read for Yourself and which
We have condensed for the public. Pass, them to
tho matter which comes Immediately under
his direct supcrvision-the sub scriptons by
letter. He tells you that the subscriptions have
been very active, and stin upon iho increase.
The amounts range from fifty ffty thousand dollars
these being the extreme yet deposited Many Of
the subscribers seem be actuatod by patriotic motives