The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-02-04
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The Secretary orthe Treasury has
rct Yer given uotire Il any irteati1n to with
,isaw tltis popular Joan from Sale At Par.
and aa'il ten lay. notice is given, The in.cr
siclea as .iFsrEst StsBstatprs0s AGENT,
VIII continue to SIMPLY the public.
FL si.aie amount al the Loan authorized is
Five Ilanjretl Millions o. Dollars NearlY
E3ar Hafdfsf iIs.7ssas hare ben ajrea5y sat-
strit.it@r 1rl pad into tle Treasury, mostly
within tbs last seven months. Tie large de-
mani trem ahroal and lie rapidly ncreasn.
home demand for us. ~ he bssis t4r cireul- =
ton by National banking associations now
organizing in AL parts Of the country, viii.
ia vers short period, absorb the balance
sales hare latels ranged fre.n ten to fifteen
IL llions weekly, frequently exceeding three
millions daily. srs! Is il IS Wei known that
Tic Sc rotary s tie Treasury has ample anil
unfsilinr REQUIRES in the i1sties on Imports
aut. Internal Revenues aul IN tile issue of
the Interest bearing Legal Tender Treasury
Notes, 1t is almost certaiaty that he wiz
not ind il necessary, for }eng time TO come
70 seek market tot any other long or rern.a
nent Loans. TIE INTEREST AND PRiNCl-s
pAi uF WHICH ARE PAYABLE IN G0Ip
rilencc an, self Interest 1T force the
minis Ct those contemplating the formation
u National Banking .ssoci tons, IS we'll
IS tie minds # All who have idle money on
their hands, - the pre.at conclusion that thew
saou}j lose 10 time iii subscribing to tbs
most popular Loan. 1t will soon be beyond
their reach, asl advance 70 handsome pre-
miura IS yas the result With the "Seven
Thirty" Loan, wien i was al sold and coull
no longer he Subscribed for At par
It's 4 Six Per Cent Loan. the In
terest ana Principal payabla il
| coin. tn.ls yielding Nine per cent.
p II annu,n ~ the present rate ofpremiam
on coin.
The Government requires all duties on i'm.
ports - ne paid IN Coin these duties have
for q long time pas amounted TO over a Quar-
ter Il ! Million o. noitass daily, sum nearly
three times ctca.er than that re uirel in the
payIasnt OF he interest onall the 5-20s ani
other permanent Loans 50 that is hepei
the, the surplus Coin in the Treasury at 10
distant day, will enable the United States u
resume specie payments upon all liabilities
The Loan is called 5-2e from the fact that
whilst the Bonds may run for 10 years yet
the Government has right to pay them of in
Gold al par ct any time ter S years:
The interest is paid half YEARLY,
viz on the first day Of November ana May.
Subscribers can have Capon Bonds, whicir
are payable to bearer, aud are $50, 800, S5op
aud 5000, or Registered BONDS of same De
nominations, ana in addition, $4,000, AMI
Slne0a, For Banking purposes and for in
vestments Of Trust monies the Registered
Bends are preferable
Thes~ 5,2b's cannot be taxed by S.n:e., cit
ies, to yns or counties, and the Governments
tax On them is only ard half r-r cent.
on this amount OF iacome, when the iacoms 4
tho holder exceeds Six Hundred doll,rs per-
annum all other investments, s.eh rs IN
come from Mortgages, Railroad Stock ani
Bonds, &c, mus Pay from three 10 five per
ecntStax o. tie income
E.nks,ad Bakers throughout he Coun-
Try MI continue 10 dispose q sl4 Bonds,
ana all orders BY mail or otherwise promptly
attended TO.
The Inconvenience Of . few days delay in
the dciyeoy Of The Bonds is Unavoidable, tho
aemaua being great; bit n interest conn-
nerces from the day at snhscri pton, no los.
oceasioncl, snd every effoIt il beiag mads
J diminish The delay.
JAY COOKE,
SUBSCRIPTION A.ESP
! III South Third Street, Philadelphia, PA.
! philaie phi. November %, 1852 v54iVln