Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1863-12-24
TINTED STATES s-sO,S

Ths Secretary Of the Treasury has net yet Nv.
- notice OF any intention 10 withdraw this pepa-
lar Loan ffem sale at Par. and until snsr tsa
days notice has been given. the undsrsigAsA. -
Agents for the sale Of the Bonds, will continue -
sup ly the public.
The who amount Of the loan Authorised y
Ave hap drsd niuions Of dollars. Nearly fsur
hundred mi lions have been already subicrihsA
for and paid int tina treasury, mostly within ~
last .sv,n months. The large demand fron
abroad, and the rapidly inores sing hone demand
for use as tire basis for cireula ion ~ National
Banking Assoeia ioAs now organizing in all parts
OF the country, viii, in very III 10 parted, aS-
sorb the balance, Sal have lately ranged fsn
ten TO fifteen millions weekly, frequently exc ed
ing tnree millions daily, and as IL Is we'll known
that the Sec etary OF the Trea'ury has ample and
whaling resources in he Duties and mports and
Internal Revenues, and IN the Issue OF he inter-
est bearing gal Tender Treasury Notes. il IA ale
most certainty that he will not hAa il necessary
for tong time 10 come TO seek market for any
other long or pernai emit l. ans, the interest saa
principal Of which are payable in GOLD.
Prud, nee and self-intersst must force the MINDS
OF those coDtem lstlng the fol nation Of ational
BansiAg Associations as woll as the minds Of an
who have Idle money on heir hands, TO NE
prompt conclusion that they should lose no tins
IN subscribing TO this most popular Loan. 1t M
soon he beyond their reach, and advance to Q
handsome p smiun, as was the result viii Tie
" Seven-Thirty" Loan, when il was all sold, ana
could no longsr DO subscribed for At par.
1t is a six per CO t.Losn, the interest and priA-
cipal pay. BILE IN Coin, thus yielding ever nins
per cent Fer annsm, at the present rate Of pre-
MUM on coin. .Il p
The Government requires all duties On imports
to be paid in coin these duties have for . long
time past amounted TO over
QUARTER OF A MILLION OF DOLI4ARs
DAILY, "a
A sun nearly three times greater than that re-
quired in the payment Of the interest on all tie
5-a0's and other permanent Loans. So that ID il
hoped that the surplus COIN in the treasury, at
distant day, will tnatle the United tstes to re-
sumo specie paymen ia upon all liabilities. a
The Loan is called $40 from the fact that willis
the Bonds may run for twenty yea'.,yet the Gov
eminent has a right TO pay hem of IN Gold, ct
par, any time after i've years.
The interest is paid half yearly, viz on the
first days of November ane Nay
Subscribers can have coupon Bonds, which are
payable to bearer, and a'e o, tloo, ee, and
$1,000; or registered bond, of same denomina-
lions, and in addition, $500 and $4,000. For
monies, the Registered Bonds preferable.
T csc 5000 cannot be taxed by Is, cities,
towns or cou ii 5, and the government tax
them is only one and a half per cent on the
al cunt Of income, when the income Of the hold
er exceeds SIX hundred dollars per annum; all
other lBves ments, such as in ONE from mort
cages. railroad stock and be nds, etc., must pay
It IN three to i've per cent tax on the incc me-
Banks and Bankers throughout the country
will continue to disI ose OF the bonds and all or
ders sent to us direct by mail, 9th rwse, will
be promptly attended 10.
The Inconvenience of few days delay ia the
delivery OF the bonds is at times av id4ble tbs
demand Icing ogreat; but ~ interest commences
from ths day Of subscription no loss is 0Ooa-
stoned, and every effo' is b il made to deliver
the bonds as promptly possible.
Fisk HATCH, Bankers,
And dealers in sl classes of Government Seeuri-
ties and U. g. $40 Loan Agents, So Wall st., New
York
NJ Dep sits and Bankers accounts received
o. favorable terms. III
- Stock. onds and Gold. bought and sold
strictly on commission for cash. eeote:d&wln