The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1864-06-16
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These bonds are iss ued che Act u onsye.s Of
Mara9esS NNse4essrWids.gh.ss u ss~n nsssl
undo )hseR seastes l4hff ROY Tax ALTON
BY or under any state snanicipsl authority. SUBJ
scrptions tehese bonds recevedin United states
notes or notes OF National Banks. They aretobe RE-
DEEMED IN COIN; Il the. pleasure Of me oo+ern.
mens; II sny period set than ,ss ~, mere tia.
forty years from their date, and until their redsnp
tion FIVE PER CENT. INTEREST WILL BBpAID
1N.co1N, on bonds Of not over one huudyed dollsrs
annually and on oil other bonds semi-anuuany. The
on the frs. days Of and March Sep.
TENDER OF each year. ~EsE4 sSTAar~, G4n
Subscribers win receive either egistered or coupon
bonds as they mar prefer. Registered bonds are re-
corded ON the boots Of the U. s. treasurer and can
be transferred only on the owners ordsr.s Coupon
bondsars payabiete bearer, and are more conyeuen,
'or commercial nsessgItE Grtva sN.-FYys,
sa''s'ibsrs 70 this loan w,lrhaveth. option Of hav
ing their bonds draw interest rop March LIST, by p.y-
ing the accrued interest in in United States
notes, or the notes Of national bank adding atty per
cent for preu,turn drawing int ere,,
from the date Of subscription and depo,,. A. ,he,.
bonds are .aAtT tgk'E" stBaIgs
Exempt fom Municipal or state Tam ton.
their value is increased fo1, one to three per cent
per annum, according to the rate Of tax levies in va
rious parts ofthe country , :. veg 'ts'A
At the present rats Of premium on gold they pay
Over Eight Per. Cent. interest,
In currency. and are Of equal - perma
nent Or tsznp orary investment lstluse# s~E
1t is believed that secufitcsoer SO rrca, indnce
ments to lenders as the vxfious delcription. or u
Bonds In all other forms 81 Indebtedness, se faith
or ability private parties Companies or ,p-
arate communities sny il pledged FOE payment, while
for the debts Of the Uaite States whole propsrty
Of the country 10 holden to mens Of both
principal and.interest In COIN rsH.sa@aj 5s's
These Bonds may be subscribed Tor IN sums from $50
up to any magnitude, Oh the terms aud are thus
made equally available to the smallest lender and tbs
largest capitalists. They can be converted into money
At any moment, and the holder will have the benefit Of
the interest. .rfaE coda . I ~ alE.gsrs
may usefui state in this conncc ton that the
total Funded Debt ofths United States which inter,
est is payable in sold, PIE "a Gay Of March, 1864,
was $'b- 5000 The interest this deR for the
coming fiscal year wili be 49, 26, while the GUS
ms In gold for the fiscal year. ending
June 3oth, 1891 has been far at the rate Of over
sluooao,ooo per apnum. ( az '' z'"-ts''ss tAh'
1t will be seen that eyenhe present gold revenues
of the Government are largely ~ Of the wants
Of the Treasury for the payn Of old interest while
the Of the tar6 doast the
annual seceip pts from customs 'onthe same amount
importaticns, TO siso ,cc q, 90 Per annum. 80 "7vo@
Instructions to the NationAi4 Banks acting IS loan
agents issued from ava r-aas cfates Treasu-
ry until March 60 but in the first three week. april
the subscriptions averaged more than TEN MILLIONS