Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-12-08
TT. S. 5-2O'S
TI,he Secretary of m. Tr.., !.

'INhe Secretary Of Ihe Treasurv Ia. ~.
1et given notice u any intention TO wiibdraW a.
tee Is given, the underegped, a. .sGeDernI suIsrrio
nSn agent" will continue to supply the public.
- Inc whole amount Of the Loan authorixed I. NV,
Hundred Millions have been already 1uh.rrjh.s -.
and paid into tbe Treasury, mostly within ~ l..s
seven months The large demand from abroad ana
tne rapidly increasing home demand for use a. the
bass Tor circulation by National Banking Assoea lions
now organizing In all IArts CT the country WILL n
yer! short period, absorb the BALANCE ssiee h.xe
lately ranged from TO fife miIIlona WeekIr fTs
quenuy exceeding three millions daily, and as Il N
Wen known that the Secretary Of she Treasury has
ports and Internal ksvenues and in the ssue f the
Interest bearing Legal Tender Treasury Notes a e.
almost ertAinly that he will md 10 necessary
Ior long time TO come to seek market for any 9th.
cIPAL OF WHIcH ARE PAYABLE IN GOLD.
Prudence and self interest must force the minds Of
snose contemplating the formation Of National Bank
lng Associations ell the minds OF all who haVO
laIe money on their hands, the pronpt eonclusiOa
that they should lose time in subscribfnE 10 III.
most popular Loan. IL viii soon be bsyopd their
reach, and advance TO q hAndsome preni1m. =, Irs
the result with the sSeyeu Thirty'' Ixn when n -.
al so'd and cruld no longer be subscribed for a par
IL na six per Cent Loan, the Interest and PriDei-
pal payable IN Coin, thus yielding Nine per cent.
per annum at the present rate Of premium on coin.
The Government Teqsires all duties on imports 70
De paso 10 Coi these dutis have for long time paSe
amounted TO over Quarter Of q Million q DOiiars
daily sum nearly three times greater than that 10
aud other permanent Loan. So that iE IL hopeT
that the surplus Coin in the Treasury distant
Gay, VIII enaqle the United states TO EpeeIs
pamyeuts upon all liabilities.
The Loan Is called $40 from the fact whilst the
Bonds may run for 20 years yet the GoysInneEt has
arignt to pay them Cd 10 COLI at par, At any time.
alter years.
The Interest IL paid half, early viz: ..i-'
subscribers can have Coupon bonds. which are pay
ael' to bearer, and $50, $780, $500 aud SIoU or
Registered Bonds Of deuominnt ii ns and IN Id.
dition. 5000 ann $1,000. For Banking purposes
and Tor inrestnen Of 3iuII-b the Registered
Bonds are Preferable.
These 52os cannot be taxed BY States citIes towns
or Countless ard the Government on them IL vhIy
Que aud half per cent. Gu the amount OF ineonir,
when tile Income Of the holder exceeds Six Hundred
DOLLARS tr annun; all ohcI Investments sueh as iu-
come from Mortgage, Railroad Stock aud bonls etc.
mnst pay firm three TO ve per the income
? banks and Rankers Throughout the Country IIF
continue TO dispose of the bonds and all orderu by
mail or otherwise promptly attended to.
The inconVeDiVnce Of few days. DELAY In the de-
livery OF the Bonds ishnHSoidable the demand being
so gr.a but as interest commences from the DAY q
bnbscrption loss be occasiOned and every effort a
being made to diminish the DELAY
JAY COOK, Subscription Agent. 4.
ll2 South Third stseet, PhIIadeIphIA.
Philadelphia, Nov. IS. lseS. = : T.