Litchfield enquirer., 1864-02-11
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THE SECRETARY OF TIE TREAsusY has not yet given notice of any intention to withdraw
 this popular Lean from Sale at Par, ani unti!
 after ten day,' notice has been given, tho nn- d, rs yned, as AiENTs FOR THB SALR or rRs 9.E ,S, will ontinue to supply the public Tue whole amount of the Loan authorized is Five Hun ired Millions of Dollars. NRAsLH FoUa HUNDRED MILLIONS OF DOLLARS HAFR BEEN ALREADY SUBSCRIBED LoR AND PAID INTO
 THE TREASURY, mostly within the last seven ! months The large demand from abrosd, and | the lapi lily increasing home demand for use l as the b isis for circulation by National Bank ing Ass 1ciatit D !, now organizing in &ll parts ot the country, will, in very sshort period; absorb the hala zee. Sales have lately ranged from t,n to fit zen millions weekly, frequent
 ly exceeding thr ,e millions daily, and as it Is we'll kl own that the Secretary of the Ireasu- " has ample 'ani unfailinG resources in the l Duties and Imports and Internal Revenues, l and in the issue of the Interest Bearing Le- l ga, Tender Trea ;ury Notes, it is almost a cer- l tainty that he will not find it necessary, for 8 | long time to come, to seek market for any l other long or permanent Loans, TIE INlE-
 REST AND PRINCIPAL OF WHICH AXE PAYABLE IN GOLD.
 l Prudence and self-interest must force the l minds of those contemplating the formation
 of National Parking Associations, as well es
 the minds of all who have idle money on their hands, to the prompt conclusion that they ! should lose no time in subscribing to this most | popular Loan. It will soon be beyond their I reach, and advance to a handsome prem iun. as was the re uit of the Seven Thirt y Loan, when is was all sold and could no long sr be subscribed for at par.
 IT IS A SIX PER CENT LoAE,5 .Tz9 IHTHAaR1 ! AND PRINCIPAL PAeABLu IN CoIN, THUS fIsID- ! ING OVER NINE PER CENT PER ANsuA as the present rate of premium on coin
 The Government requires all duties on I'm. Cas,. A,,ksa h.. AfNn ] long time past amounted to overa cuartsr of a Million of Dollars daily,
 a sum nearly three times greater than that re-
 quired in the payment of the interest on all | the 5-2O's and other permanent Loans. So 1 that it is hoped that the surplus Coia in the Treasury, at no distant day. will enable the
 United States to resume specir payments upon all liabilities.
 1 The Loan is called 6-20 from the fact that l while the Bonds may run for 20 years, yet the Cove. .nment has a right to pay them of in ] Gold, at par, at any time efter five years. TIE INTEREST sIs PAID HALF YEARLY, wis: on 1 the first days of November and May. s Subscribers can have Coupon Bonds, (which a1e payable to bearer, and ere SEQ, S100, and S1 900; or Registered Bonds of same denomi- natio ns, and in addition, $5, eco and e10, ,0O0 For Banking purposes and for investments of 1 Trust monies, the Registered Bonds are pref, erable.
 These 5-20's cannot be taxed ny States Cit- 1 ies Tow ms, or Counties, and tho Government
 tax on them is only one and half per cent. on the amount of income. when tEe income of 1 the holder exceeds Six Hundred Dollars per annum all other investments, snch as income | from Mortgages, Railroad Stocks and Bonds, etc, must pay from three to live per cent. tax | on the income.
 BANKS AND BANKEss throughout the coun> | try will oatnue to dispose of ihe Bonds; end l all orders sent to us by mail or otherwise. will be promptly attended to.
 The inconvenience of few days delay in
 the delivery of the Bonds is at times unavoid,
 able, the demand being so great but as inter. est com mences from the sdey Of subscription, no loss is occasioned. and every effort is being
 made to deliver the Bonds as promptly us i possible.