Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-07-05
Q. s. 10-4O BONDS.

I Nul.a.
i"s's ~ issued iubderthe Act .of oonsis4s :"
elarsh S'hfis" ''ep,pro,dss that all Bonds issued
under this Act thallte .SEMpT PaoAt TAxATI0E by
Or uhder any SLATE or muuc.,l au,ha,ny snbserlp.
tioas to these Bonds are received United States notes
or notes Of National Ranks. They ere az REDEEM.
Ed IN COIN at the pleasure Of the oovernnie a, any
potiod aoi less han len nor mGH J'Tig years u
their jatr aud until thair redemption FIVE PER GENE
INTEsBT WILL BE PAID IN COIN. on Bends Of not
over one handed dollars annually aud all other opds
seiaIaunuay The interest iiryiblo on the FIRST days
Of NJ I.reh and September in each year
subssiibns will receive either Registered or Coupon
bonds as thoy may prar Registered bonds are record
Cd on e books Of heu s. Treasurer and eau be trans
ferreI only on the owns'sorder Coupon H'nis pay
able to bea,e and arc convenient for sommerelal
uscr.
subs rbars to this loan will have the option ofhsving
their Bonds draw interest from March ls by paying the
aecne, interest IN colin Or in United States notes or
the note, Of National Ranl adding ATTY ror cent for
prsmiuin) or receive them drawing Interest from the
dato Of subscription and degot As these Bonds arc
Exempt from Municipal or state Taxa
tiUn,
their value Is Increased from to three per cent
por anlum according the rale Vi tax eves in Vous
parts OF the country.
At the present rate Of preHiium on gold they pay
Over Eight per Cent Interest
in cure ency, and are equal convenience permanent
or Temporary Investment.
IL ts aitav.l that mo- curttf,4 ofer so cralt inf
ducemens to lenders As the yarou, descriptions Of u s.
Bonds Ia all other forms Of Indebtedness the faith or
ability Of private parties or stosk companies separate
eomnuulios only Is pledged ar payment while OR the
debts Of the United States the whole property Of the
country holden to secure tue payment Of both pruepa
and interes. in coin.
These Bonds may te subscribed 5r Ia from SO
up 10 auy magnitude, the terms, AID are thus
made equally available to the smallest lender and tie
largest capitalist They 10 converted into money at
any moment aud ths holder win tavs the benefit Of the
Interest,"
1t may be userui 10 state in this connection that the
total Funded nebt the United States which interest
Is payable in gold, tho 81 Jay March, 1851. was,
976S s65OOo. The interest THE debt Tor the coming
asea year will be l2G. while the customs
iu gold the eur,nt h,enl year ending June snth
1864 has been 30 lar at the rate of over sloOoOOo per
Annum.
1t will be that the present gold revenues of
the ooTnment are largely IN q the wants of til
Treasurer for the payment of gold interest, who the
recent increase Of the tariff will doubtless raise the
annual receipts from customs The same amount Of
lmportatlons, TO l5o,ooO,OOO per annuin
Instruetions to tho National Banks acting as lean
agents we've not ued from the United States Treasury
until March 90 but iu the first three weeks Of April the
subscriptions a,erugea more than TEN aILLioNs A
WEEK.
subscriptions will be received by tha
First National Bank of Akron, 0.
First National Bank Of Bridgeport o.
First National Bank Of Canton, o..
First National bank OF baltimore, MI.
First National Bank of Washington, D. c.
AND BY ALL NATIONAL BANKS
which are depo.ilsries of Pablo money, and all
RESPECTABLE BANKS AND BANKERS
throughout the country (acing asorts Of The Nation
al Depositary Banks will furnish further Information
on application aud So
AFFORD EVERY FACILITY TO SUBSCRIBE 8.
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