Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-11-27
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may "t BE- "ifa g5so Fsx e dssa 0.a'ss
contracted prior to the loan OF $3.50. 000.-
600 granted in-Jnly. 1861; the loan OF
that date. anil those authorized by Con-
acres aeitslast se<sionsrofrf1fws2 >
The aIneent Of debts OF tie first cIass
will probably +esel, about g lis. 00o. 900
OF the second class, the $3.50 900 900
loan. $3.50, goo, coo is male mp OF 3-l0,hs
of which about Sl32. 090, 000hsre beelis-
suel: $50 ,00c. 600 six per cents due in
1881, and 5O.0o0.000 cf the demand
.notes7whish were made receivable for dues
AT thc custom bone. About one half Of
.sthsee are already CANCELLED. anil are being
retired at the rate OF $500. 900 per day
Their places. however. are supplied by
hat are termed tho .,nsw issue of de-
msnla nofes.sa ID 80 So sd. sss1W
Since the passage OF the act Of July.
1861, tho government ms relief chiefly
upon its .daman,l notes, upon thetfeposits
male with the several snb trea~urers. and
on the issue of certificates Of Indebtedness
Of the latter sbant $50, 900 900 have been
issued OF tlie'rIcw issue" of treasury
ptrxsb sat s so 99osouo ~ ia}rf1y in
circulation The Department. IS now paw
ing the morit at the rate Of 5000. 900 daily.
OF the class of notes known astber ). POS.
SfS,571.100 have been is<uef The A.
ssfl i ssSnp SIS 600 800 re- a..
gresate Indebtedness of the department.
consequently. will foot up as fyllows:o n
Debsesntracsed prior TO Jolly. ls 6l'- sils000.n0O
-sBanis bearing $40 pereen'.insst- 200
.1Dusis bearing per cent. interest. 80 e~e.S
payablesin $751; .........I. .5l.901.)1o
Certificates Of Indebtedness 1881. ..66.0oODO0
Deposits vish the sl'b-ireasmy and pay .z
able on csll-.s -.-- ..--.-s-s b .oo1Ocp
Treasury Rosess new issue. .->a-l... siy'!U9 ~
Custom House notes.. s.s.-i. -. l2k'tMibJl
The fge-tSenty years bombs IL oil 10
rsapigs.r:s .,hsssa.s.!I ass5T57i.l7o
This statement va beii've. i, approxl-
mately correct. taking the figures III. y
stood on the 22l ult anil max = th-l la
bilities Of the government con iisaably less
than thecssrent. esri'pase-sllr should re-
lieye. all approximations D. To any emhsrra>-
rnent-tD be cauSsf by our public debt
The interest on th.itptal emnnnt. at six
percent. iSasIy 3}l.2lI2ii-- Bat only
S3f9.57f.fe0 draw interest, -fe,lf5c'fs., the
charge upnn'tIfs treasury fihih siiiSsq'iarrel
to S26 Oh 266. To meet this charge we
have the reveRns from customs. which
will probably equal $50 coo 600 III p e.
ent year. AMI The revenues from the extra
ofkhnarf sonfees recehtsy sprssslelsn 81 |
The : irce< were de>ignet 20 rerfz M
~ 500, 600. 900 annuaf.ys Ave learn that |
soafar .hey PROMISE IN prove productive
far beyon'! the estimate. There can ie no
doubt OF their realizing an immense sum.
and fsEuin8 asecue haSis xnst enIy fT
the paynfeit Of Interest ar.rilifiy on the
spu5lis debt. hut for it's rapnts xtingui~h-
melt upon the close of the war. The a.
bundance OF money demonstrates the sill
ity of government borrow any repaired
amount. A. previously arguel by III. the
nation fin Is NJ. 7 iiii enlv in tissr aining The
burdens OF the war. II possesses in ahun-
ssaspce whatever j. necessary for IFS srtn~e-
cution-men. food anil IN .terials anil mu-
nitions Of all kinks. So long a the ieo-
pie will dispose of these for tn. obligations
of<eoxe rnm eat. no fiHancial EN- barrs : Inrnt /
he'd befearo1. -
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