The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-07-21
., s lO-4Q BONDS.

that nll bonds issued under this Act shall h.
EXEMPT FROM TAXATION by or u"d
any state or municipalnuthori'y. Sub,cri !
nons to these Bonds arc received in, Unite
,tateS no es or notes OF National Banks
they are TO BEREDEEMEDIN COIN at IT,
,IAasure Of the Government, at any Perio
net 'sss than ten nor more than forty year
rom their date, and until their redcRp,,o
I'VE PER GENT INTE list WILL b
AID IN COIN, on Ronds of not over on
,nnd ed dollars annually and on oil Otbe
8 ,nds semtannual.y The iusereS iI psy
abe on the first days Of March and Soptem
oer in each year.
Subscribers vi receive either Registere'
or Coupon Bohds, az thew nrefer. Rows" .
4 Bond4 are recorded on the hooks Ofthe y.
D.. Treasurer, aud can be trnnsIerrca en'y a
he owners order. Coupon Bonds are pa!
able to bearer, and are More convenient f.
commercial uses
Subscribers to this loan will have the optier
ofSaving their BondSdrsw interest in soiH-
(er in United States notes. or y
notos Of National Banks, adding fhy per
cent, for premium or receive them drawing
interest from the date of subscription and d.
post. N As these Bonds are.
EXEMPT FROM MUNICIPAL
OR ~STATETAXAITON.
their va'ue is increased from one 10 three
per cent per anpum, according TO the rate
Of tau levisS in various pats Of the cou
try.
Al the present rate Of promiun on gol(
they Pay a..
Oyer Eight Per Cent Interest.
in currency, and are Of squal convenience
90 = permanent or temporary Investment,
Ii isbelieved that no securities offer 81
great Inducements to lenders as the vario'
descriptions off,. s. Bonds. In all o.hc
forms Of endebthess, the faith or ability o
private parties or stock companies or sepsr
ate G 'mmuni,issonlv ia pledged for paymei
while for The debts ofihc United States tn
whole property of the country is holden t
secure the Paymsn. of both principal m
interest IN coin. u'
Those Bonds may be Subscribed form sum
from $50 up " any magnitude, on the sam
terms, and arc thus made equally availabl
to the smallss: lender and the largest cal
t%al'ist. They can DO converted int moae
at any moment, and the holder viii have IL
q benefit Of the %interist.
It may be useful to state in this come,
ton that the total Funded debt Of the Unite
States on which interest is payable in gOl,
on the Sd day Of Aarch, 1874, was S76s, 96
600. The interest on this debt for the col
ing 6Fcal year will be $I5, s37, l26, while ii
sustoms revepuo in gold, o. { 30 day
March 'ssi was $7ss, s65 OOs. 1hs int
on thi d BIT for the ceming fiscal year eBdiV
June goth 1864, has been so far at the Fa'
Of over 500, 0o0. 900 per apnum.
Il will BE- seen that even he present &C.
' revenues Of the Governmental largely
excess Of the wants oflhe Treasury for Il
payment of gold interest, while The recer
increase Of the tariff vail Doubtless raise Il
. annual .eeeip,s from customs on the san
noun. Of iWportstons, to $3.50, 600, ono p
3 annum.
distractions to tho Est;onal Banks a,
ing as loan agents we're not issued from
Uni ed ,tate Treasury until March rs, b
In the frat three weeks OF April,he 'ubcriI
ions averaged more than TEN MILLION
ola WEEK.
d SubssriPtiOnswill DO received BY the.
frs National Bark Of Cincinnati. o.
v Third NATIONAL Bank Of CiRoiuAati, O..
Fourth Nttion4l Bank Of Cincinnati, O.
First NatioHal BAHk Of Dayton, o.
Second National Bank Of Dayton, o.
b AND By ALL NATIONAL
BANKS.
Q which ars depositaries Of public mon,
and an
REspECTABLE BANKS AND RANGER