Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-12-10


The Secretary OF the Treasury hn. no,
yet given notice ~ any b.nuoi ~ wiuhfnw ihls foru
The u der.gned. as 'Gsnsrsf subseriptioh
Agent,v viii continue 20 supply uie prpic.
l,andrrd Mlirns Of Dollar. NssvIy Four Hun
dred Millions have been aire ady subseri-
bed for and paid tnto the Treasury, most.
IN within the IN At --ven months The inrre demand from
abroad md ihr npiiy bcfra,inq hon. i"innnd iuf
ns the basis for circnlaion by National Banking A.,oc-
nous now organizing n All pafts Of t" country viii ~
vsry shou prfiOl 4, absorb the halnHc-. sales hays
lrte,y ranged II len 10 btren millions wrrkly ifr
aueG,y exceeding three millions daily. and ii u well
known, ,hs tho sccretar, ~ The Trrasury has ninrc md
unallig resource. ~ the buiies on lnont hrf lnirf
nal Revenues. aud in the issue Of The Interest bearing
Legal Tcndcr Treasury Notes II Is nno,t cennIily
ihn he wlll noi Aud II rcessary for org imr 70 come
10 seek market for any other lolg OF permsr oans
ARE PAYABLE IN GOLD.
Prudence ard self.iutsfes, must force the minds Of
those cogtrmr a,ng ibe formation OF NSo5a bankng
money their hands 10 the prompt conch'oh tiatley
should lose time in sui-cribn1 10 This most popular
Loan. II will he beyond lhrir rrach ad hdyh1r"
| to u hand.ome premium. the result with the
Seven Thiryn Loan, when II was all sold aud could
| no longer he -ibscrihcd Tor ai par
II IL n Six per Cent Loan. the Interest
aud Principle payable in Cotn, thus
yielding over Nine per Cent. per snnum
"a tte present r1ts Of premium on cOui
The Government requires all duties imports TO be
paid in CON; these duties have for u ion1Filmc past
n nearly three iiin greater than inst required i
the payment the interest," nll tue 1-Ss ana oihrr
permanent lonus. so that Il Is hoped tlai ir surplus
Coin IN the Treasury distant day viii enable iht
United States TO resume specie payments upon
| all liabilities. ~
Tie Loan s called $40 from the fact that willis. ti'
Bonds may run Tor 2n years yet the Government has
ri III pay oil in Gold at pnr. At any time after
years.
The Iuterest IL paid half yearly, viz
on the first days Of November niid May.
Subscribers can have CouporDonds, which are pay
able to bearer. aud are SjD So0. $500. aud SlWO; O
Registered Bonds of denominations and in nddi
ton 5000 mud $1,000. For thanking purposes and 10
vrsnents Of Trust-monies the Registered Bonds ar
, preferable.
These 52as cannot be taxed by States, cities towns
counties and the Government tax on them Is only ON
aud a-iaf per the amount OF ncon" when the ~
OF The holder exceeds Six Hundred dollars per an
mum; all other vesnents such as ncoine IRON lor
gages Rnilropd Stock aud Bonds etc, must pay iron
three to Ave per cent. tax the income .
Banks and Bankers throughout the Country VIII co
nue dispose OF the Bonds and all orers BY mail
otherwise promptly attended 10.
: The Inconvenience OF few days delay in the del
very of the Bonds is unavoidable, the demand beng
greut; but interest commences from the day OF SUI
scripon loss il occasiocd aud every effort is Dem
made 10 diminish the delay.
u JAY COOKE.
Subscription \ gent,
III South Third street. Pllll,ADEi pilh.
Philadelphia, November 2j. 1888. delo'3w