The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-01-02
U. s. .s55-2O'S

The eecretary Of the Treaspry. has pot yes
given nolioe "a any intention TO withdraw this popu-
ar Eoh fr0a s4ie st Par, aad until sea days notice
is given. the undersigned, as General subscrip-
tionsbgsnts' viii oontnps 70 suVIsy the publis, =
heVhois anoaht OF The Loan Authorized Is Eve
Kindred Miliiozs Of Dollars. Nearly -Four Hun-
drsd- H5llioas have beea slre4dy subscribed
fcxsnd paid ia1o the Treasury mostly within Size
last seven months. Ire large demand from abroad,
aBatae rariaIy Increasing home demand fer use
ths basis f5r cirtulation BY Haoral Banking AEseci
susasnow0rgaEizing in si parts The country, viii,
il very short pero3 abgorb The balance Sales have
lsts'y ranged from ten to fifteen nions weekly ire-
quently exceeding three millions daily and il is Fe
known that The Secretary Of The Treasury has ample
aad detailing resources IN the Dulles Impsrts and
Internal Revenues, and in The issue of the Interest
beari5g Legal Tender Treasury Notes, it is almost
certainty that he viii not ind 1t neclssafy for long
time to come, 70 seek market for any other lOhg or
pernsnent Loans, THE INTEHEsF AND PRINCIPAL
OF WHICH hgEPAYABLE ~ GOLD. 1r
Prudence and ssfinterest must force the minds Of
those contempt ting The formation Of National Bank
ing Associations As we as the minds Ct all who have
idle moaey on ieir hanea, to the prompt conclusion
that they should lose no time 10 Subscribing 20 this
most pogulif Loan. 1t WI soon be beyond their
reach, and advance 70 handsome premian, a. was
the result with the evee-T Thirty Loan, when it was
al soid snd could no longere subscribed Tor at par
It ia a Six PER cart Loan, the Interest and
Principal payable incsIn, thus yielding over
lie per Cent. per Annum, a. she present rate
Of premium On osin.
The Government requires al duties on imports 20
be paid in Coin these Duties have for a long tIaie
past amounted to over Quarter Of a Million of Dol
lars daily, sum nearly trse times greater than that
required in the payEeat OF ths interest en- al the
20s and otter permanent Loans So that is hoped
that the surplus Gin in the Treasury, atDO distant
day, viii enabo the United States to res uae specie
payments upon ali liabilities. sJ
The Laau is calle $40 RON the fact that whilst the
Bonds may FnR for 20 yesrs, yot the Government as
ngAt toray them OF in Cod, at par, at any time
after years. WiaA
The Intsgest is paid haIf-yearly, viz on the
frst days OF November aud aas q .t ..,T
Subscribers can have coepon sonas, which are pay.
able % bearer, and are $50 $780, ssoa sad lc0O OF
Registered Bonds of same deOminations, and in ddi
tiOr SsOlo and $4,000. For Banking purposes, ahd
forinvsstnents Of fTrustmoneysth the Registered Bonds
arerrsiera5ie.
These So ,'s cannot be taxed bye states, cities
towns or Counties and the Government tax on them
is osly one AMI ahsif per cent on the amount q in
oene, when the income Of the heldere exec ds SIX
Hundred Dollars per snnam all other investments,
saeh ssineome from Mortgages, RailrOad stocs, lhd
Bonds, etc. st pay from taree 10 gs per cent. tax
on the income,
Banks and Bankers throughout the country win con
tInue to dispose Of the Bonds and all orders by ma
or Otherwise, promptly attended to.
The inconven snee of a few days delay in the de-
livery Of the Bonds is unavoidable, tie demand being
great but ss Interest commences from tho DAY Of
subscription, no loss is OccasioDed, and every efrt
i bcins made % diminish ths delay. Efa
4as & JAY G0OKEs
SUBSCRIPTION AGENT,
II4 SOUTH THIRD STREET, PHILADELPHIA.
Philadelphia, Suycnrrer IS lses ~ -