The Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1859-1865, 1863-04-30

Express, and will send back the Bond.
free of cost.
5th. The Ronds pay Six per cent. In.
terest in GOLD. three per cent. every 81,
months, on the first day of May and
November at the Mint In Philadelphia
or at any Sub Treasury in New York .y
elsewhere If you have Coupon Bonds
all yon have to do is to cut the proper
Coupon off each six months, and colIee,
it Yourself or give it to Bank for collec.
ton III you have Registered Bonds, Won
can give your Bank power Of sttornev
to collect the interest for you.
9th. The duties on imports Of all art;.
cles from abroad must be paid in GoLp
and this is the way Secretary Chase gc,s
his gold, 1t il now being paid into the
Treasury at the rate of Two Hundred
Thousand Dollars each day, which is tsies
as much as he needs to pay the Intere.,
in Cold.
7th. Congress has provided that the
Bonds shall be PAID IN GOLD shea
due
9Th. You can have either Coupon Bonis
payable to the Bearer, or Registered
Bonds payable to your order.
9th The former are in 50's, zoos and
1000's.--the latter in same amounts, sl.o
s50G0's and $4,000
10th. No. You, will not have To pa7
any taxes on these Bonds if your income
from them does not exceed 5000 aud ON
all above 5000 you will only have TO pay
ome-haif as much fucomc Tax, AS if yout
money was invested in Mortgages or
other Securities. ] consider the Govern.
ment Bonds as first OF all-ail other
Bonds are taxed oae-qudrter per cent 10
pay the Interest on the Government
Bonds, and the Supreme Court OF the
United States has just decided tha, 10
State, or City, or County eau tax Hogeru-
ment Bonis. -;
llth. The present bonded debt Of tie
United States is .ess than THREE Has
three-tenths IAsury Mites; but ,the
Government owS4 enough more in tha
shape of Legal Tenders, Deposits in the
Sub-Trcasuries, Certificates OF indebted
ness, &c, To inncrease the debt to about
eight or nine hundred millions. SecrctA-
ry Chase has calculated that the debt mar
reach one thousand, seven hundred mil
lions, if the Rebellion lasts eighteen
months longer. Ii is, however, believed
now that II will not last six months
longer but even if It does, oar Natiousl
Debt will lie small compared with that of
Great Britain or France, whilst our
resources are vastly superior
12th. / have no doubt that the revenue
Will not only be ample to pay the ordina-
ry expenses of the Government and all
Interest on the debt, but leave at least
one hundred millions annually toward
paying off the debt, and that the Govern
ment will be able to get out of debt again
as it has twice before-in a few wears
after the close OF the war;
| hope that all who have idle money
will at once purchase these five-Twen'y
Year Bonds. The right to demand thcm
for Legal Tenders will end on the fr-,
day Of July, 1868, as per the following
authorized notice:
SPECIAL Sorics.
On and after JULY LIST, 500. the Privileg.
o. converting the present issue Ct LEGA.
TENDER NOTES INTO THE NATIONAL SIX
PER CENT. LOAN commonly called Five
rwenties') viii cease.
All who wish to invest in the Five I S@ntr
Loan must, therefore. apply before the lst OF
July next.
JAY COOKE, Subscription Agent.
No. III !. Third Street, Phiadelphia.
Those who neglect these Six per cent.
Bonds, he Interest and Principal of which
they viii get in Cold, may have occasion
10 regret it. L am, very truly your
Friend. JAY COOKE,
SUBSCRIPTION AeEsT.
At Office ofJAY COOKE & co.
+ No. Ia ). THIRD ST., PHILApELPHfG-
The Banks and Bankers of your and
adjoining Counties will keep supply OF
Rnnda hand u ,.1,,, ,,rof..r- q rrc tharn