The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-12-16
l. 5. 5-2O'S

he Secretary Of the Treasury has BOT yet
given no;iceo any inteuuun % withdraw this pope
ar Lean from Sale At Par and unti zen days notiSe
Is givea. The un6ersisned, a. General Subscrir-
tion Agent. VIA o0ntiaus % supply pablo.
The whole amount q the Loan aughorizcd Is Fiye
Hundred Millions o. Dollars Nearly -Four Kun
dred Millions have been already subscribed
for and paid inIo the Frezgury, mostly Wiihia the
lastssTea months. Ths large tsnand from abroad,
snd.ihe raTialy increasing homo demand for uss As
the bass for circulation BY National Baking Asset
atisrs nov Organizing In all parts q tbe COUNTRY va
90 very short PERIOD absorb the balance sales have
lately ranged from Ten TO afeen millions weekly, IRE
quently exceeding three Millions daily and as itiswn
known that tho Secretary Of TIE Treasury hss amps
saa ualfng resources 10 The Duties en- Imports and
Internal seveaues. and the issue Of ne Interest
besrirg Legal Tender Treaaur, Notes. Il d almost
eerlaiaty that be VII rot na Il Necessary for long
time to come, to seek market r uny other Ions Or
permanent Loans, Tax INTEREST AND PRINCIPAL
(WHICH AsEPAYABLE IN s.OLp.
Prudence and self interest must iOrcs the miuds q
those cOntenplti1g lho fornatian Of SaiiOnal Bank
ing Assoeators, as Eel as the minds e al, Who have
iio money on their hands, 70 The prompt cOrelusoo
that thsy should loss no time 10 subscribing 70 ths
most popular Loan. It VIII soon be Beyond their
reach and advance 10 Handsome premium. as Was
tbs result with the "seveu thirty Loan, when Il was
all sold and eOald no longer 10 subscribed for par
Itis a Six per cent Loan, the Interest and
Principal payable In Gem, thus yielding over
Nine per Cent per Annum, ~ The preaeut rate
d premium on coin. lf
he Government requires al duass on imports %
b. paid in Coin thess duties have Cor lOng time
pzst amountsd 70 over Quarser Of Million Of Dol
lars daily nearly three lines greater than thai
required in ne payment o, The intsret on all The
sos and other permanent Loans. 50 that Is hoped
thai the surplus Coin in The Treasury, st no Distant
day will enable the Usiled States toGsss ume specie
payments upon ali liabilities.
The Loau s called 600 from the fact that WILTSHIRE
Bonds may run for 20 years. jet the Governments has
ArisAt 70 pay them o. "a Cod At par, At sny 'time
Ener years.
The Interest is paid half-ysarly, via on The
arst days Of November add Nay.
Subscribers can have Coupon Ronds, Whlch ars pay,
able To bearer and $50 800, $500 and ~ 90 OF
Registered Bonds Of sams Denominations and In add
tor, 5000 and $40 900. For Banking purposes, and
fOrinyestnsnIs Of Trust money the Registered Bonds
are preferable.
These 5-2J's cannot DO taxed by States, cities
towns or counties, and the Government tax on them
Is only one and half per cent on the amount Of in
come when the income Of the holder exceeds SIX
Hundred Dollars per annun; all other investments,
such as Income from Mortgages, Railroad stock and
Bonds, etc, must pay from three to ave per oent tax
the income.
Banks and Bankers throughout TIE coantry viii con
tuue 10 dIsposs Of the Bonds ard all orders by mall
or otherwise, promptly attended 10.
The Inconvenience OF a iow days delly In this de-
livery Of the Bonds Is Unavoidable, Tho demand bo'ng
great bot Interest Commences from ths DAY o.
Subscription, loss u Occasioned, and every CiJTt
il being made 70 diminish the delay.
JAN COOKE,
SUBSCRIPTION AGENT,
ia SOUTH THIRD sTREET, PHILADELPHIA.
Pbna4slphIa, Novsmberz5 1893.
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