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The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-03-26
'ERTE;
TTNKLE &c LYON
SEW!yG NiGII|yE COMPANY,

Brsnch Office. lG2 Lake Street.
OR the purpose of facilitating 7hc Sewing
/ .iachine Trade IN the Vest, tie FiNKLh
L LYON SEEMING MACHINE co. have
opene! a permanent Office: .nicago, No. 1O2
Lake Street, (frs; iioor.)
The usual charges for freigh. Gu Machines
from New Work to this place will be aided
10 the New York prices. In every other res
p~ct The business ofihe Chicago Office will be
done on the same terms as Ut The paren.
Office in New York.
A fall assortment of Machines, with all the
late improvements, is already in the Chicago
Office, and all orders for Machines and Sewing
Machine Findings will be promptly titled
To parties little acquainted with the Finkie
& Lyon Sewing Machines tho caref 4 rerrsal
ofthe Companys Circular is specially com
monded. This circular can be had on arpli
cation. It is ye'! ,ciic, and will be found
highly instructive, saving been prepared witll
much care and we will abide by all state
merits therein made.
The following brief quotation is charact-
er;stic Of the entire Circular:
This Maehiae is better adapted than any
other Sowing Machine in market to lie fre-
luent changas and almost endless variety of
sewing required in family; for it will sew
from ono to twenty thieknesses Of MarseiIlea
with ont stopping, and make every stitch per-
feet. viii sew from the finest gauze 10 tie
heaviest cloth aal even The stouies. harness
lastser, without changing the feed, needle or
tension, or making any adjustment of ma
chine whatever
Thus have we successfully overcome the
most di'icat point in the Sewing Machine
art. It was TO ar linarv triumph. Dcfiantly
can we now say, s!No other Machine compares
with il in his respect" Hence, hayewe in
itormly-almost without exception taken
the highest premium, whenever the Machine
has been properly exhibited in competition
with other first-class Sewing Machines.
Hence is it that we are able to offer the fol-
lowing guarantee, viz, I've Warrant every
Machine we sell to give BETTER satisfaction
than aay other Sewing Machine in market,
or money refunded" We never selta Machine
on any other terms. The guarantee is as re-
liable as the note Of any BUSINESS man in the
land. For moro than five years have we re-
lied upon such facts for the reputation of our
Machine; aud wthouta single travelling
agent in the field, there is scarcely q neigh
bourhood on the continent where the Machine
is not fayorably known. We prefer such
reputation to one based en- more stalking
points" MS they are technically callel in the
trade. Hence we make but one kind of stitch,
viz, the loek-stitch, alike on b.th sides, re-
Hulring only tne-third the throad Of other
kinds Of stitches.
n. ,. Local Agents wanted in every county
throughout the West. Special inducements Of
ferod.
FlNKLE 4 LYON S. N. CO.,
5sS BROADWAY, New York.
a4ov49m.
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No recent Magaziuerapcr has excited
more general interest than The article in tic
August i Hon'ir, on q, mnastics" The pres
ent work Is an exposition OF the system OF
which that article gave \ synopsis.
The author OF this work has been for many
wears engaged in teaching gymnastics Tn
took describes and illustrates his NEW Srs-
rEM oF PHYSICAL YRAiSIsa This system has
had the practical ties, of long and varied use
1t comprise. exercises viii, DUNE BELLS RlNGs
WASDs, CL:Bs etc all Of which are made
perfectly clear hy fail explanations, while
many are illustrated hy pictorial representa-
tons of the body required to perform them.
TIE HuaE Bell. INSTRUCTOR, connected with
this wotL. is Of the isiehcs. interest and i'm
Portaree Ii is designed for home use, and
giyesa crea, variety cf numh-EcN Exercises
together with 4 carefully selected progressive
series for everyday practice.
Tus PASGyMNAsrIEoN isa very simple, use
ful. ard cheap piece of gvmnastic apparatus
up@n " heh al gymnastic exercises may hc
performed and sh;eh can be introduced, nj
sia,ll cos. into any private house l, IS fully
described and illustrated in this volume.
The "NGw GiMNAsTlc>" should be read in
every family in tie land where exercise is
val;.el as y mems Of health Ladies, esrec
;t!!r. wiz find III tia great variety Of Easy
siNrI~, AMI NV ssoR AriNa EXHRci.Es. All Of
which ,nay he practi.ea in their own h. mes.
sss" For sale by all booksellers, or sent
nosf1gta 10 my address. on rcceip, OF one
,.ail.r " tie publishers.
TICkNUR q FIELDS, l.. Washington
Street, Boston
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THE ORIGINAL.
EORl SEWING HAgHlbES.
L Established i'll lSl5-Perfected in
1863.


Recent and important improvem hc-ing
been Put to this Machine, renders it soM the
most perfect before tho public, an: persons at
y distance can can order Il Machine with a
guarantee Of its prompt and safe delivery; iha
that they will be able to manage il to their
entire satisfaction. ~ core breaking needless!
No mo G missing stitetes No trouble in
making any garment. honeser delicate or
heavy. on the same Machine, either II, ca.
brio, cloth or leather; and for dress makers,
shirt makers ,ailors, bat bin lers, shoe binders
or gaitcr fitting, as well as for every variety
Ut family sewing. lNEy HAVE 40 SUPERIOR, and
will he sold 1t n much less price than any 9TH
er machine capable Of doing The same range
of work.
Send for Descriptive Catalogue CT styles
aud prices. few responsible Agents will
tic dealt with literally
Address Tbs HOWE Sewing Machines, 4SI
Broadway, hcw York. nsa.iy
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Tho Report that the Monticello FlourinG
mill runs only one or two days in week
and d.es not grind Wheat is malicious false
hood, doubtless circulated by parties other
wise interested.
Tho mill does a general businesa at grinding
al kinds Of grain usually ground by mills in
this country, for toN or cash, and under the
late management, is doing better business
than il has ever done before such is the tes
timony Of its customers from Tams and Pows-
sheik counties.
ing to wai, for their grist, had better avoid
coming to the mill or Mondays and Saturdays
A fair trial respectfully requested and sat
isfsction guaranteed. .f
v5ik5-3m Dec Is, 1862. G. BkUNER
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assssEss seed.

\ e,ffreponlc lent 81 the Prairie Farm
!, from Livingston, H., gives -" ~
lowing directions fur plaoi,ag Sorghum:
~. III sclec,in, soil best adopted 10
ia c,,,,rc, Il clay or sandy loan Of light
Il color preferable. prefer the la,'cr
is the color ana quality Of tho soil
mcasnral!y determines The quality OF
tho syrup. A. there are three proper
lies III cane, sweet, bitter and aid, In"
above named soil gives the purest and
sweetest, while black loan or muck
produces n dark colorel article, bitter
nd unpleasant let the soil be Of me.
dinn richness, such Is will produce
about forty bushels Of corn to the acre,
as very rich Or highly mamnrea land
grows stalks too large, often spongy
and not rich in sacchsrn matter.
81. As to the best method Of PIE.
pairing soil, plow deep, harrow thorough
ly.pnlycrize tinei, use Of roller Is hene-
fetal. Let this be done rs short time
,,a,o .l.;. .;o III, .,,, ~.
,,ro,na ,,,,, IN .,.. f,,,, roa5s ,,a,
.a.,. ,,,,,; 49,, 80, +, h.,r Sac,
apart.
a, r. a,>..; ar., ~. ,,
GIL. ,,,,o loo,, ,,,.t nrot;,,,,,a -
49, a,.,..., al 80. III lo.,ls -
-. v,ep ,,atnea., and fror, ,nol.nm s;z.
a. s,a,,.s 1fa na,,r of tho sn,,b,,,
sal el,on,,; be t,,ck and shiny. that ot
im,,hca , ,,;,ht ..1,w or ,,;,;sh cn,,,
S.,;n, ia hno,s y, stro,r ,v;na ~,
l,n, ,,,.,, -, !, ~ ,;ry room, ~,
wan,.l ,r,f,r -. sn~,hnn, ~ wh;,.},
rl,,w III go a.,,d u1;,e ,f,,,o J.,
$500 ,n.r.;. s.;a,alo s;x.ao, ar,..,;..,
,,,,, ,.;sa. OH. ,,,oo
An p,n,n, ,;,,,a Ear ,,,,.;,5, M.
can 10 determined only l,y -, sa.xa,,
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-03-26

Tie town clock il New Before
-, a.stfisina Wednesday night, and
struck five hundred and eleven times
without inlerrnption--enoegh - las. all
the rest d. the month.
Contrasts in New Bplfod-a
sleigh with jin.ling bels,l .nl =, the
sine 'irne lady passing along with a
sasshaic orer her head. Also, lady
f3asaa IL sleigh a.iti naui' ii, one
E-ad aid ! ai....aal. ii tbs other.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-03-26

PROFITABLE 7 .>sniSG.-Bnyr 10 more
land than there is captal enough to pay
for, with ono ;hird more surplus. A
small fam free from Debt with plenty
oi'nneans to stock il, enrich it ana carry
81 its work, vii Yield more than 4
large orc encountered with debts, wlIh
bad fences. poor implements, bony
animals, weely fields and ,l.i,, crcps.
Lay out the fields in the best order,
So as to admit of systematic rotation.
and t. give ready access to every field
at all times. without passing through
other fields, il possible.
Provide good fences, and necessary
gates, and valuable time will not be lost
IN driving out animals, nor crops lost
By these depteda,ions.
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.,.,,-., THE GREAT CAUSE On
~ 4 49, II j NAN MISE RI

IN saisese IL L I'D ~ ~ III " ~ ~
Just lubisshec in a seatei enrclope Price b ck
A LECTURE RI Dr.. CUkVERW Eli, ON
THE CAUSE AND CURE Of srermatorilui.
Consumption. Mental and Ply steal debility
Nervousness, Epilepsy Impaired Nusrit!ta
of the Body; lasstnle; Weakness VI loo
Limbs and the Back: lnaispoaition, and oh
caposity for study and Labor: Dizziness
Apprehension Loss OF Memory; Aversion nj
Society Love of Solitude; Timidity S,lt-Dist
trust; Dizziness; Headache; Affections Of the
Eyes; Pimplcs on the Face Involuntary Emf
stems. and Sexual Incapcty; the Consequence
Of Youthful lndscrc,ion. &c. &c,
EsS" his admirable Lecture clearly proves
that the above enumerated. ctteu self afflicted
evils, may he ..nloyed without medicine and
without dangerous sargical operations, aud
should 10 read by every youth and mnn i
the lanl.
Sent underseal, in plain envelope, tc,,any
address, on the receipt OF six cents, OF two
postage stamps, by addressing.
GRAS. }. G. KLINE. ( Co.
l27bowe,y, n, u. Post Office Box, 1855
v4nl ly.
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LiIsG.-Af,cr tongue has once got
tie. kltack Of lying, It's not to be inn
aeincd hnw almost Impossible ii iss
reclaim II. Whence it comes 10 pass
il4at we 500 some mca, who are other
Vie yer, honest, 50 subject 70 tia ice.
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HOWARD ASSCCsA-
TON,
Philadelphia,

For tie relief cfthe sick and distressed, afflicted
NTH Viruicnf and Chronic Diseases and especi-
ally.5or the cure Of diseases gf The Seruat Or
gans.
MEDICAL ADVIE, given gratis, by the act
ing surgeon.
VALUABLE REPORTS on Spermatorrhoea
or Seminal Weakness, and other diseases Of
the Sexual Organs and Oh the NEW RENE
Di lis employed in the Dispcnsary, sent to the
afflicted in sealed letter envelopes free of
charge. Two or three Staiaps for postage
will be acceptable.
Assnt Surgeon, Howard Association, NJ. 2
Scsth Ninth Street, Philadelphia, rs.
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ImpURE BLOOD,

The blood il tho life and shcu any foreign unhealthy
msier gels MIXED with il, It Is At once Distributed 10
egsn ~ tho body Every nerve fssk the pcisoa
snl AL the vital ergsns quickly complain Tho stomach
viii digest the food perfectly The liver to
cheney II bile. The aetioa Of the heart 10
wenkes.d. and the circulation ia Aebfs The lunes
consh-.n1 81! from = slight mrsrity At the Euntsn.
heal Of nfe--the Blood As you had thrown some
-,r.h. ar instance. ia pure sprinS, from which
Try ii, net. in Few minutes the whole &c tie
stream becomes disturbed and diaeolored IS quickly
lies nrur. Bleed fy 10 every part aud leave rs stina
h.hinl All tie passages aescie chstrucsl, and nnsAs
lie eericton is removed The lamp Of life dies cns.
Tee pas H.. only snjfs tie blood, but rpscusrrc All
t'c 0. tho ie;y; lhey therefore unrsA
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.JEES SOW, s
III ountain Herb Pills.

AsavH. We present you with perfect liAensn o.
Tszuco a chief OF tribe OF the strange Aztec Nation
that ruled Mexico You will Hnd fall account Al
h, and his rscps in Pamphlets and Alnlsnaests
BE had -ratia, from the agents for these Pil!s.
The inventor AMI manufacturer Of 'Judson'a Nnua
tain Herb Pills" has spent the greater part If ks a 10
travelling. having visited nearly every country In tbe
world He spent over six yenrs ameng the Indians ii
e Rocky Mountains and Of Aexen, and was thus iaa
tie = MOUNTAIN EsSs iI,ts' discovered ear!
interesting account Of his adventures there you will Ana
ID Almanac and Pamphlet.
II IA established fact that all diseases arise from
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-03-26

XY7Eare now Introducing TO Tho public a
W NEWLY INVENTED ana RECENTLY
pATENTin Sewing Machine. the lnycntor OF
which has aiScarana ca,rr'y the use OF csins:
.hd IL the application # a NV combination
IN mechanics has accon plishel results here
tofcre uma;tainea hy any inventor, aud pro-
lncel n machine capable Of as great rar 70
Of work "a any cther machine in The market,
md better ad pied to The wants of the cosnrnu-
nifty, as lie has combined, to a greater extent
ihan in any other patent,
CEEApfJEsE WITH EXCEL
LETzCE,
durability with Simplicity
AHn NnIsLKasNtss or itilc-. 10 a d,yrre
not approached by any otter machine oar
machines are
...s.ssED KYlL.ss EGfsE AND in
SGtlATi.S.
Anil are manufactured at the well known
establishment of NILES GREENWOOD. of Gincin-
natl Ohm "acE'nes are rnf m on plain ia
hlcs in alf case, ~ in fuli cabin /, in Val
nut, Mahogany and Rosewood.
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Z IGnT! LIGHT. KEROSENE
IL Oil, warranted good sold ut the
PIONEER, DRUG STORE at - cts.
per Gallon.
NOTICE
Tie undersigned offer fer sale tie !Eill
known as the Columbia saw Mil, Oh liberal
terms For particulars inquire il To,elo OF
THOMAS MURRAY & L MERCHANT.
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0VNEIST IHE OF ALL THE
OFFICIAL EEroRTs Of Battles. Sk,rmshcs.
MESSAGES AND PRocLANaTloSs
of The President Of tie United States
SPECIAL OapERs &c, SC.
GRAPHIC AcCouNrs Of the movements Of trcops
IMPORTANT SPEECHES. and LnrrrRs from
leading men North and Sohth
PIeTugEsorE NARRATiyfs (from eve wftnessesl
Of the GREAT BATTLES Secession ordinan-
ces, Messages, Procla,.a!ions, sc.
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SCHOOL BOOKS, BLANK BOOKS
Mea adnm Diaries for G3, Legal cap, Fools
cap Letter, Note and National paper, Blank
:nrds, Schoolcards SC, rs good IS the hest nd
- ch4apiss.ths cheapest IT Pioa<ir Drug Store.
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TERMS-Payab!u in advance. :

TEltMS-Payab!u in advance
In consequence of the great and sudden
rise in the COST Of white paper. and ether
things connected with printing, an increase in
subscription rates is imperative for the ensu-
ing year. The terms Of the Tribune will
be as follows:
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GREAT FEMALE MEDlCINE!

~ Ira "a ~ y M6ulL1NE
Ft-tais. vic v1fue hc.'il.. .lonld 3. ~''sns
;le.a iI!ls lf-@ parity i;ls Sasd. nhsNs lsa
o. 81 tjs sss..e lie -Ain 81 al p;mpes ais s",cAss
aud bsi.s tie eli ctiar u hcsl,! ~ Ia, pale cheek
81 the liants End iissSs ef which these Fills
;:.t- Gi.soTorei IT, very .urpri.'ns .s'rrs
80 ieznc-rs. ttiec OF AboI is.s - Gs.,sc II.
snerse o. ~ tz.at aci suI vii rsad With 'etsh:
NsinGNb' u ~ atecs
s.ss<r,e.-7ht B,asnain ICES PiTs o-- ,.,t 80 ~
B.tfit! ~ ar hfch cor cn-eirs 80 Tx. az; hsas
q = rrs ~. II. ~ se',;rs. Aa:. M q. na.ase q
u L JGDs0., 4. 20 en- rayi, tus
FL JUDsor. q Co.
SO, /, no PR i.l. Di;
Ne. 50 f.ttssss.rI .sscs:,
N n II rtLH
s-s- Agents --as.,. sl.-y,-- >aafes. ,b.ye. -
or y Ransom s g., Ea,lsille Madison
30. ~. Y.
Sail ~ Tcic,io 81 armstrong ard shsnkli
- Ind. ntawn iy f. Raggias..-A esiirvinr i,
Andrew Hale, aid b agent ii each vi,
iaEe.
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Run1Ors Incidents Patri-
otto Songs and Ballads.

Illustrated with correct Portraits engraved
on steel Of the
Notable men Of the tire. and with maps and
diagrams Of Inc plans Of battles
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:, DIARY OF VERIFIED :ElEyN

commencing With lie meeting Of tho sonlh
carolina convention, Zee. 18th, ls6a- Civ
ing. In The firm Of i'iary = concise. succinct.
aud truthful his Dry Of every even. us it oc-
ours.
III.
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Is the cnly lnl li.r,ion Which gives III
XISTOHT or THE NRE.i I
STRjGGLE FOR FREE COZ
ERN.IL'.NT NOW CONG on
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The Rebellion Record

Now READY,
VOLUMES ONE, TWO, AND THREE
nd in cloth, at$3,75 cach Sheep. 81 ,Oo
halfmorocco, or half calf antique, $500 each
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FVH. HWVa IudUa WTTWUgeLHEuEa-1 WIN
your nearest bank or bankers who will
generally have the bonds on haud. Ifnot.
you can send the.mouey.to me by express
aud I will send back the bonds free of
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1 80 sc Ao. And be Il further enacted That ~, -,
1913 ooSlee mat any such association I'M f.Iied h
tSUSn tS @uy OF iS Circulating notes. q SneciFsi ~
~ Icy preceding Section the ConptroiISr n tb
Sis me consent Of tho Secretary Of ~
1SsAsuEyI n9y appoint special agent iof ShoS. ~
pontment immediate notice shalt be 1fTsS ~ S
tssVCtaLonIl who shall Immediately nToee.S - ~
So Sst9en whether such association Ia ref1sSd a. ~
sIEeaLatIng notes In the lawful money Of ~
W. q stateS when demanded Aforesaid and Fs
y, y, Tom such protest or the reports So ups5s ~
Semptrouer shall be Eatikaed thar Soch SSSSsistEo
6SiuSCd 20 pAY.itg circnAtRR nofoS aS GE,rSSS5
y ~ oeIanit ho shall, within thirty dSYS n ~
nave resolved notice of such failure dSeISSS
tne United States bonds aud aRcnFiti65 nis5es5 ~.
euch association forfeited to tho Ubitsd ftstSs
tnS SSme shall theFeupon b0iforfeIksd ~.
Sun sIa .aS!e1Pon the Comptroller Shall immediatefv
49, ngseeSs N g1eh manner AS the Secretary of thS
snail oy general iules or otherVisS dirSot
noaQ ets OF she ting nete5 Of such 9Ssi
asl9h t9 present them for payment At the TFSaSS 81
tne United States: and che same ShSil bS mia - ~
Whereupon said Conptrollor Enay IN M 49,
cancel an equal amount Of the b0nds nIe5Is1
~. SSl equal ct current market lr1tSS
par. 70 the notes paid and it Shall 8
g time, 20 make such regulations . fbs H.
es made Of such circulating notes aftor
tnR sthefsot for pAymSnt a. Sfnr6 SaId SSlI
E, a4l1at ttan nj thA aViilenne al ~
~, S pSing paid Rhns be cancelled and ISf
bysuSh asloclaElont whom dsposed Of aS herSnaiteE
speetned, 70 reiHbur0e % she United States the
amount 30 expended In paying the circulating notes
O. gaeh SSSooiatOn, the United StUtes shall hHv06
nfSt and paramount Hen upon all tho assets Of such
association, and such deficiency shall 66 mate o6d
out or such assets In preference to any and all ofheF
claims wtatsoeVer, except the Necessary ccS.S aud
expenses Of Administering the EanSs u siaiiss
5-frt,5t tTe Be ooXuSuHD.I. sfey II
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j9ailgs 1ltRt RtIigIe e1llft
IpRIlRIe OF ADVEllNiERii.TiiIiFaINlaI.

NJ
TRuXEsoLtp LLtNEs or NoNPAREn, (oE oaE InuH, lol
5sl,ss isntsI 1,ESs, 1NAKB A SoUARI.T 3 n.t sis
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, BgRks o., Pa. March 2Otb.

4 .- ~ T
JAY CooKE, Esq. United States Loan
| Agent, Eo..ll4 South Third street, Phila-
delphia-Dear Sir: i see by our papera
that you are selling for the Government
new loan, called Five 0wenties! ~ Tex
pect to have shortly a few Thousand dol!
| lars to spare, and as ihRVe made up
my mind that the GoVernmeht loans are
safe aud good, and that It is my duty and
l.inteEestiat this time, e,stosput myamoney into
ltheminpr preference oVerany other loans and
stocks, write to get. Information of you'as
follows e ''' r ..,9,'5s s''''1 |
lst; Why are they called 'iFive-T Went
ties ~ a5da
q Cd. Do you take country money, or ouly
legal tender notes. or will check on Phil
adelphia or New York answer for s1bsorip!
tions2 81. s .1i @ @
Sd, Do you sell the bonds at parlC =
4th. AS cannot come to Philadelphia
how am to get the bonds2 SIS .s,..s,
5th. Whatiinterest do yon. pay, and, how
and where aud when is it paid, aud is ii
paid in gold or legal tenders: = 7.S ..i,,
9Th. How does Secretary Chase get
enough gold to pay thisinterest2
7tb. Will the face of the bonds be paid
in gold when due Il n -
9th. Can ! have the bonds payable to
bearer with coupons, or registered aud
payable to my order7 iar3
y 9th. What sizes are the bonds
! 10th. Will have to pay the same tax
on them as j now pay on my railroad OF
= & III, JgI.t n 4 n r. ID
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Tno R.Ee.Pps.s.t--A1.s1 p..ss. Illv,L...gi lv6s,..
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AGENCY AT OFFICE OF jar Cooke q Co.
BANKERs, No. LA S. THIRD ST., PH1LApELI
PHIA, March 23.-Dear Sir: Yourlettersof
the Goth inst, is received and / will
cheerfully give you the Information desired
by answering your questions in duo order.
lst. These bonds are called "Five-T Twen-
ticsp because, while they sre t,centy yeari
bonds, they may be redeemed by the Gov
ernmeut in gold at any time after FIVE
years. Many people supposs5that the in-i
terest is ouly.6 2OglOO per cent. This is a
mistake. They pay six per cent. interest.
+ I'd. Legal tender notes or checks upon
Philadelphia or New York that win bring
legal tenders are what The Secretary al
est bank will give yoni a check or legal
tenders for your country funds.
Sd. The bonds are sold at par, the inter-
est 10 commence the day you pay the
money, s rf sl5 D
4th. have made arrangements with
your nearest bank or bankers who will
generally have the bonds on haud. If not.
you can send the moneyito me by express
aud will send back the bonds free of
cost. 81 sa
6th. The bonds pay six per cent, inter-
est in gold, thteeper cent. every six months
on the lst day of May aud dNovemberlat the
mint in Philadelphia, or at any Sub Treas
ury in New York or elseWhere. If you
have coupon bonds, all you have. to do Is
| to cut tue proper coupon off each six
months, and collect it yourself or give it to
your bank for collection; it yon have reg
istered bonds you can give your bank "a
power of an attorney to collect the interest
for you. y =
9th. Congress has provided that the bonds
shall be paid in gold when due.
Tth. The duties on imports of all articles
| from abroad must be paid in gold, and this
isitbe way Secretary Chase gets his goldij
lit is now being paid into the Treasury al
the rate of $500, 900 each day, which is
twice as much as he needs to pay the in
terest in gold. a9lssi,f .1.. e. s .5,.. y.
4 SBth. Yon can have either coupon bondt
payable to the bearer, or. registered bonds
payable 10 your order. [Se3 E, ~ .'f
i 9th. The former are in 5o's, zoos, 5OO's
; and lS000is-the latter in same amounts;
/ lalso s., ,000's and Sit, ,O6O's. s52y
10th. No You will not have to pay any
taxes on these bonds il yonr,iucomei from
them does not exceed $500; and on all
aboye $500 you viii only have TO pay one.
half MS much income tax asif your money
WAS invested tnsmortgages or other secur,
3Iities. consider the Government bonds a.
3 first of all; all other bonds are ia xed ono,
quarter per cent. 70. pay the interest on thi
Government bonds, and the Supreme Oour
of the United States has just decided tha
no State, or city, OF county, can tax Gov
ernment bonds q EI1Ei w
llth. The present bonded debtiof th
Il, United States is less than three hnhtlrei
: millions. including the Seven-and three
:. Itenths Treasury Notes; but the Govern
8 ment bwesEe enough! more, in the ishapelo Q
, Legal Teudessa Deposits in the Snbtreasn
: 6eR GsEtidc catea of Iudebt edness. So, &