Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1863-12-09
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| THE SECRETARY OF THE TREASURY
Ill has no yet given notice of any intention 10
withdraw this popular Loan from sale at par and
untilten days notice Is given, the undersienesl a.
stienerai scriPtion Agent will continue to
The whole aInountlof the loan authorized rs five
hundred miilions of dollars. Nearly four hundred
millions have been already subserIbed for and paid
into the Ireasury, mostly within The last seven
months. The large demand from abroad and the
| rapidly increasing home demand, for use as the
basis for circulation by National Banking Associ
auons now organizing in all parts of the country
VIII, IN avery short period. absorb the balance
Sales have lately rang ed from ten to fifteen mil
lions weakly, frequently exceeding three millions
daily, and as IL j. well known that he SECRETARY
of The Tfeasury hes nipple aud an failing reson rs
in the Dates on Imports and Internal Revenues
and in tho sne of the interest bearing egal Ten
der Treasury Notes, it is almost certainty that
he viii not md it necessary, for a long time TO
come, toseek pafket for any other long or peri
mauents Loan, the Interest and PRINCIPAL of
which are payable in GOLD.
Prudence and self interest must force the minds
OF those contemplating the formation of National
Banking Assoeiatons, as well as The minds of all
who have idle money! on their hands to the
prompt c2nelusion that they should lose no time
IN subscribing to this most popular Loan. 1t will
soon be beyond their, reach, and advance to a,
Handsome premium, as the result with the
Seven Thirty - Loan, when il was all sold, and
could nolonger be subscribed foF-at par
IL is six per cent. Loan, tn Interest and Prin-
clpal payable in COIN, thus yielding over nine per
cent Per snnpq q ne present FAfe of premium
The Government requires all duties on imports
70 be paid in coin s-these duties have, for long
time past amountedto ever a Quarter of a MIL
lion OF bollars daily sum nearly three times
greater than that required in the payment of the
Interest ON all the 6-2o's and gotffer permanent
Loans, So that il is hoped that the surplus Coli,
IN the Treasury at no distant day, will enable the
HnlsS states to specie payments upon all
The Loan is called $40 from the fact that whilst
the bonds may run for twenty years. vet the Cow
ernment hasa ijghtrtos pay them OF in Gold, at
par q any time after fveyears. ,frr
The interest Is puid half yearly, viz: On the first
DAYS or November and Mayo Aae1 --------1
Subscribers can have Coupon Bonds, which are
peyablsto bearersand are $50. 500, $500, and
SlOO0: or Registered Bonds in same denomina-
tons, and intaddition So, 900 and g o. oOO For
Banking purposes a7d tor eiuyestments of Trust
moneys, the Registered Bonds are Preferable
These 5-20's cannot be- faxed sby States cities
towns, or counties, and the Goyernment tax on
them is only one and -a-hslf per cent on the
amount Of income, whom theiaeosne of the holder
exceeds six hundred dollars per anTum; all other |
Investments, such income from mortgages !
rsliroad STOCK and bonds, etc. must pay from to
per cent tax on the income. 1-i-t
q Banks and Bankers throughout The country |
VIII continue to dispose Of the Bonds; and all or
ders BY mail or otherwise, pronlpt ATTENDED to-
:. The 1nconxqniencs at a few days, delay IN tho
delivery Of the Bonds is unavoidable the demand /
being so great; but interest commences from, /
the day OF subscription, loss Is occasioned and
every effort is being made to diminish the delay.
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-, sss ,,-e5ees-sg SUBSCRIPTION AGENT,
seili4 soUrH THIRD ST., PHELADELriI1A
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