Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-12-10
U. S. 5-2OS.

THE SECRETARY OF THE
Il TREASURY has not yet given notice of any in
tention to Withdraw this popular Loan from rae st
par and untii ten days notice is given, tho under
signed, as "General subscription Agent" will con-
tinue to supply the public.
The whole smount of the Loan authorized Is Five
Hundred Millions of Dol Ars Nearly -Four Hundred
Millions have been already subscribed for and raid
into the Treasury. LosfIy within III last seven
m nths The large demand from abroad and the
rapidly Increasing home demand for use the basis
for circulation by NAtional Rankiug Associations
now organizing in ali Darts of the country WILL IN
very short period, absorb the balance. Sales have
Quenty exceeding three millions daily, and as it is
we'll tnown that the Secretary o. the Treasury has
ports and Internal Revenue and in the issue Of the
Interest bearing Legal Tender Treasury Notes, it Is
almost certainty that he VIII not md II necessary,
for 8 long time to-come, to seek market for any
other long o. Permanent Loans, the Interest and
| Princ'pal OF VII c1 ART payable in GOLD.
Prudence and self interest must force the minds Of
thcs9 contemplating the foImltiou Of National Bank
ing Associations IS well as the minds Of ali who have
that they should lose no time in subscribing this
mcst popular Loan 1t will soon be beyond their
/ reach, ami advance to handsome premium as was
| the result with the seven-T hiriy' Loan when il
all sold and could no longer be subscribed for at
RS SIX PER CEsr LOAN, ruE INTEREST AND
| PRIScIP2L PAYABLE IN tOIN, THUS YIELDiNl OVER
NINE PEE CEAr PER AAAUA at the present rate OF
| premium on coin.
Toe Cover mont requires all datiss on imports to
be paid iu Coin; these duti8s have long past
amounted TO over Quarter Of MilEo1 OF Dollars
daily sum nearly three tines Rreaer than that
qulrod IN tne payment OF lie interest gu all the b-
and other Permanent Leans SO that il hoped thai
the surplus Coin IN the Tre4sury distant day,
viii enable the United states resume specie pay
| ments upon all liabilities.
| The Loan is called ~ from the fnct that whilst
the Bonds may un Tor years yet the GOyeruu sut
has right t. pay them OF II C ID at par any time
after i've years.
/ on the first days OF November and May.
| Subscri bers can have Coup Bonds, which are
payable to bearer, and are $50, 800 $40 and t0O0
or Registered SOnds Of sane denOmina icns, and in
addition, 1900 and $1,000. For Banking purposes
and for iuyes.meu OF Trust monies he Registered
Bonds are preferred
These 5-z's cannot be taxed by States, Ci les
Towns or Counties, and he G0yernmen tax on them
Is only and ahalf ger cent the amount Of ia.
come, when the income OF the holder exceeds eiN
Hundred Dollars per Hnnum; ali other tnvestmeni s.
such as income from MOrtgsges, Hailrosd stock and
Bonds, etc. must pay from three to i've PER cent. laz
| on the income
Banks aud Bankers throughout the Country vii
continue dffplss OF the Bonds and ali ordered bJ
mall or otherwise, promptly attended TO.
| The Inconvenience OF rev days delay in the de
livery of the Bonds is unavoidable, the demsnd be
ing 80 grsat but ID interest commences from the oal
Of subscrip ptiOn loss IL OccasiOned aud every Of
fort Is being made to diminish the delay.
! JAY COOKE,
| Snbs irfptIOn gent,
| ia South 3d-St., hiladelphias
| Philndnlphis. Nov. 25. ls63 dfct- -