Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-05-31
us. IO-4OT BONDS

The Bonds are issued under She Act Of. coov,....s
March sth lss+ which provides that an Bond. iu.a
under sAi' Ass .harss ExENp4 IRON raxArYox
sy on sDdsr any state or municipal su.hors.,. sun
'sriP'i0n' 70 NEE ohd. are received n Upi.ss,.
no' s Of National Banks, The, are TO BE eEpK1n
= - OOlS' At 'hs ''.s.S's oirhs Government, &c
any period Nd l''' fAaa is nor. 0au .r,y y..,s
from their date, and uutn sb..r ,.a,..,,.. ~
PER CENT. interest WILL Be Par, O0rs
Bond. Of not over one hundred dollar. amman,
on all other bonds .s.nIaunsaIy. m. I...,.., !.
payable on the frs. day. q M.seA and ssS,.mb.,,.
each year.
subscribers wflI fscsirs sh.r ,...r.sE ], Co..
Bonds, a they may prefer. nssi.,.r.d Bona. ,,,,
cudod the booEs Of the s. TREASURES. ana s,.,.
transferred only on tAsovpsr.ord.r. Coupon Bond.
are payable % bs.rst. and are more eoas,n.n. s.r
commercial uss..
Subscriber 70 this loan via have the option Ofh.,
ing their Bond. draw Interest from M..eh ls., by
paying the accrued interest IN solb-Co N unI..s
States notes, OF The q N.tIona Banks, .dain<
my per cent. for prsmium or receive ,hsn drawing
inisrss, from date Of .ub.e,lp,ion s.a d.poat A.
these BOnd'srs s-ooa sEasafsssE
E1smpt from MunieIPaI or state Tsx.
alton, their value Is increased from one % three pr
per anuum according to the rate Ofis I.ri., IN
various part, of the country. e
over Eight per Cent Intsrsss. In eur.
rtney, and are Of equal eOnv.pirAes ,is p.ra.n..,
or temporary investment. -
1t Is believed that no securities Or great Indues-
neOt' to lenders the various description. Of o. s.
Bonds In all other forms Of indebtedness. the faith
CT ability Of private parties stock companies or
separate communities only is pledged for payment,
while for the deIts Of the United States the uhss.
property Of the country holden to secure The pay.
urept OfbOth principal and interest In esla-
These Bonds may be 1ubseriaSa Tor in sum. from
$50 up TO any magnitu6s, the name tsrmr and -.
thus made equally ayuilABis to ts smallest lender and
the largest eaptaii.L They can be eOhvsTt.d int
money at any moment, uBd the holder viii have the
benefit Of the interest
1t may be useful to state in this connection that
the total Funded Dvbs Of the UHitsd sstes IN Which
intsrest is puy~bIs in sOld the ID day Of March,
1884 ~a'sIss,0esOOe. The inisrsst on this OPT far
the coming fiscal year WILDE t.tsS5,l1c, Win. tn.
customs reveGe in gold for the fiscal ss.s.
ending June sOh 1sel has been so Ear at the rate q
over $IeO 200 per annum.
1t will be that even the present gid reTenurs
the Government largely in ofrhe want Of
the Treasurer for the a, Of gold iatsreBt WI q
the recent increase 81 the tariff will doubtless ra.s
the annual receipts from customs onte same anOuns
Of inportHtions, to sl5O.oocOcO per Annum-
instructions to the NnAriOua Banks acting - Loan
agents not issued from the Uuited Stuts Treas.
~ until March &c, but in tie weeks Of prii
the subscriptions averaged nIUre than TES MILLIONS
A WEEK 80 ~
Subscriptions win be rpesi,sd Iy the
FIRST National Bank Of Aurora. Isl. ---
First National BANK OF Caro-, m. "a I =
frst National bank d Chicago III.
T. cecond NATIONAL Bank OF Chicago, IN.
Third National Bank Of Chicago,
First NaiionAl Bank Of PEORIA III. 800
eecond National Bank Of Peoria, IN
RI First National BANK OF Springfield, Ill
which are depOsiarti>s Of PnbIic money, and.aIi
RESPECTABLEBANKsA AND bankers
throughout the country (actuL as agent. OF he Ma.
'lonHl DeposiIary Banks viii fnrnsh further iufor.
nation ON application and AfFuRD EVERY FACILI.
II ~ SUBSCRIBERS. (rnAy 10
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