Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-08-02
q. S. 1910 RONDS

The Bonds are issued under the Act q cOsr,,,.
March stA, 1854, which provides that an -.
under this Act shall be EXEMPT PROM TGx.-,o,.
by or under any state o. municipal authority. suA
scrPOns to these Bonds received In United States
notes of National Banks. They are 10 BE REDEEM.
ed IN COIN, at the pleasure of the Governmsut, at
any period not Isai gan ten or more aa forty years
nom their date, and until their redemption I'VE
PER CENT. INTEREST WILL BIB PAID IN co1S.o.
S'nd' Of not over one hundred dollar. annually and
on all other Bonds ssaniannDuIly. IN. in,.r.., 4.
payable on the first days Of MAneh and s.v,,ms,,I,
each year.
Subscribers viii receive either Registered or Conn.,
Bonds, as they may prefer. Registered Bond, .r.
corded on the books of the U s. Treasurer. and .,,
transferred only on TIE owners OsGer Common ao.a.
are payable to bearer aud are nor. eo.,....,, e.,
commercial uses
Subscribers to this loan win have the option ofh,,
ing their Bonds draw interest from March 1,t. 10
paying the accrued interest 10 eots-tsr IN u,,..
States notes. the BOtes Of National Banks. adm.
hfy per cent, for premiun or receive tA.. s,.~t.
interest from date Of Subscription and dspvs,, A.
! these Bends are
Exempt from MunicipaI or state Tar.
AtlOn' their value increased from OD. to tAr.. p.r
snnun, according the nate Of tax I.v,.. d,
. various parts 1.-THE country.
d over Eight per Cent InteTsst in eur
= reney, and Of equal convenience al Peruan.us
Il or temporary investment.
1t Is believed that securities offer 90 great induce.
ments to lenders the various description Of o. 3.
Bonds In all other forms Of indebtedness IN. f.itA
ability Of private parties CT stock companies or
d separate eOnnunities only pledged for paynsnA
while fOr the debts Of the United States the uhss
property Of the country is holden to secure the pay
70 nlsnt Of both principal and interest in coin.
These BODcs may be subscribed for I'm suns fror,
tbOs made eSHay available 10 the smallest lender n
e the largest capitalist They be converted ate
-
beneft Of the interest.
IL may be useful TO state in this csunesSSa th.a
the total Funded Debt Of the United States On uhR
I'd interest payable in god the Sd day Of MArch
1854, was S75S The interest on this dept 70
the coming fiscal year will be 12s, Wills tn,
ly customs revenue in gold for the current fiscal year
ending June Soh, lsG has been % far q the rate
De over S1oe.OoOOoO per Rnnun.
st Ii will be that the present gold rsvsnus.
b. Of the Government largely In exess ofthe want
the Treasurer for the payment Of gold interes Will
the recent increase Of the tariff viii doubtless E.s
as the annual receipts from on the sane aoun
q, Of inportatiOns, to slsO,oOo,oe0 per aHnzn
Instructions TO the NnGopal Banks acting % Ioar
Is agents not issued from the Uuited State Trsas
re until March &c but in TIE week. Of Apr
ne the subscriptions averaged than TEN MILLION
of A WEEK.
Sc Subscriptions will be received BY the
or First National Bank Of Aurora, II.
: First National Bank Of Cario, III.
&c first National Bank Of Chicago, III.
is Second National Bank OF Chicago, III.
Third National Bank Of Chicago.
First National Bank of Peoria III.
81 Second National -3ank OF Peoria, III.
. First National Bank OF SpIinghed, Ill
a which are dePosisrtiss OF Pnblie money, and an
ry RESPECTABLE BANKS AND BANKERS
throughous fs cozuty fseiut - sCsats e liz n.
t1onAl DePosary Banks,) viii fhFnkh further iafsr
nation ON application and AFFORD EVERY FACILE
TY TO SUBSCRIBERS. lIa.T n