Nebraska advertiser., 1862-12-13
Nebraska aODertiser.
- OF ADVERTIsING.

square viii BE- charged for by the line he rate Of ten
cents ths nfs week and cents each subsslneuf week
count and exchange. A return % spscio
payments, however, at the earliest period.
compatible, with a due regard to ali IN
terests, should be kept in view.
EVILS OF FLgCrUATIoN.
Fluctuations IN the value of currency
are always injurious, and to reduce these
fluctuations to the lowest possible point,
will always be leading purpose in wise
legislation. Prompt and certain conver-
tibility into coin Is generally ackuUwi-
edged 10 be the best and surest against
them, and II is extremely doubtful whelh-
er q circulation of United States notes,
payable in coin, and sufficiently large for
the wants Of the people, can be perma-
nently, usefully and safely maintained.-
Is there any other medium which the
necessary provision for the publie-wanis
can be made, and the great advantages
of a safe and uniform currency secured?
REMEDY PROPOSED.
know Of none which promises so GER
tain results. and at the same time so un-
Objectionable as the organization Of bank
ing associations under a general act Of
Congress, well guarded in Its provisions.
To such associations the Government
might furnish circulating notes on the.
security of United States bonds deposited
in the Treasury. These notes, prepared
Under the supervision o. proper officers,
and being uniform IN appearance ard
security, and convertible always with
coin, would at once protect laber against
the evils of a vicious currency, and facil-
itate commerce by cheap and safe ex-
changes. A moderate reservation from
the interest on these bonds would COM
pensate the United States for the prepa-
ration and distribution of the notes, and
a general supervision of the system would
tighten the burden of that part Of the
public debt employed as security, The
public credit, moreover, would be greatly
improved, and the negotiation Of new
loans greatly facilitated by the steady
market demand for Government bonds,
which the adoption Of the proposed sys-
TEN would create. Il is an additional
recommendation Of the measure, Of con-
siderable weight in my judgment, that il
would reconcile, as far as possible, all ex-
listing interests by the opportunity offered
to existing institutions for a secured uni
form national circulation IN Dlace Of thu
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iO0"i anu IA ioN9 i'OUIo'lCl' S00e'i 00 anu
unsecured, now issued by them.
THE TREASURY EXHIBIT.
Inc IeCelpLS IutO the 1IeaSuEy from
ali bureaus, including loans and balances
from the proceeding year, for the fiscal
year ending on Both Of June, 1862, were:
RECEIPTS,
Egston5 G9.a ,, S4y'99s'9s5 795 3s5 % %
Public Lands Is2203 n.
Miscellaneous .-..--..-..- 99l,7sg 81
loans IN an all iorns rms -. - ozo,sgzSSg %
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Total .-....'- .--'.'-. - -. 5s3ss5,247 66
Inc disbursements during lhe same
period were:
DISBURSEMENTS.
'oi A' e. 600 ooo so
For foreign intercourse 1239,7IO IS
For miscellaneous expenses inelGd-
afepeie- -,-i eolleeeion ,o ''r01 Of rgTepue ne
and other charges - ---.-...-. 14,129,771 50
For s. expenses unaer 'ne interior De ,osoos ,o
Under The War Department 80. -. sslS6s l67 Is
Under the Navy Department .'-..-' 42,s745S9 90
For OF ,ses1 tbs na1I O o II IoJ % naf uips dob .
including reimbursements If tenn
Porary loan and redemption -''''- g5'o969z5 %
Total 49,. ......-......... 5z0sl1 Zoe 25
Balance in the treasury on the lst
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