Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-06-28
u. s. 1910 BONns.

The Bonds ate issdsd s0dst De A.. :,
March sth' 1884 which provides that an -.
Under this Act shailS be EXEMPT tRot, 49,.
~ OF under any state municipal ,,s,..... -.
'erip'iOh' TO these Bonds are received in uui.ss .,.
notes q National BrSiS. 9hey are 10 BE hxnv,,,.
ED IN COIN, at the pleasure Of The 6Oisrhn,,. :.
any period moi Teas Than f St more OAaa forty y.a,,
from their DATE, and until their redemption FIVE
PER CENT. INTEREST WILL BE PAID IN corx :.
Bonds Of not over hundred dollars Annually .,s
on all other Bonds sentsnnUarly. The in,e,s.t :.
payable on the FIRST days Of Mapch and s.,..,.s..
each year.
Subscribers viii feceits either Registered or co,,
Bonds, as they may prefer. Registered Bond. .,,r.
corded On the books Of the s. Treasurer. and .,A
transferred only on the owners order Common 49,.
payable to bearer, and ar. more eOn,.u,sp, "a.
commercial uses.
sub'er'er' 10 this loan viii have the option Ofba1
ing their Bonds draw interest from Mach T.. =.
paying the accrued interest 10 eOIA-tOr b u.,,.s
States notes, or the notes Of National Banks, .adiBe
hy per cent, for premium) or receive them drau,pS
interest from dzts Of ssbseiibtUu asd s.pou.- A.
these Bonds ars
Exempt from dIanicipaI or state Tar.
atIOn,their value is increased from one TO hrs. per
per unnum, according tbsats Of ta1 I.,., IN
various parts of the country.
Over Eight per Cent Interest in cur.
rency, and Of equal cOnIenisnce a. q permanent.
or temporary investment.
1t is believed that securities offer 90 great fndue
ents to lenders as the various descriptions Of u
Bonds. In all other forms Of indebtedness the faith
CT ability Of private parties or stock companies or
separate Commodities only is pledged for payment
while for the debts Of the United States the whole
property Of the country hO Iden to secure the pay.
ment Of both principal ant interest in coin.
These BOsts may be subscribed for in sums ftUn
$50 up to any nsgnitnds, the san,s terms and are
tias made equally available the smallest lender an
the largest capitalist They can be converted into
money at Say moment, and tis hOlcer GIL have tLs
benefit of the interest
1t may be useful to state in this connection hat
the total FUNDED Debt Of the United States On which
fnterrst a psvsbla an void an ,h. a H., ~ u.r.h
1864, was s56sSssOOc. The interest on thi. dept 70
the coming fiscal year WILDE 5.ss7,Ils while the
customs in gold for the current fiscal year
ending June sOth 1854 has been 50 ar at the rate q
over $loe.7OssoO per a8sBs.
1t will be that eIeA ne present sla -svvnuss
Of tine Government largely in ofrhs want q
the Treasurer for the pay gold tsrest Wills
the recent increase Of the tariff will doubtless raise
the annual receipts from customs the amount
Of inPOrtatiOns, to $50, OOc,O goo per snnum-
Instructions the National Banks acting a. loan
agents issued FROM the United State Treas
~ until March %, but in tie hrst thI weeks Of Apr
| rhe subscriptions averaged more than TES MILLION
| A WEEK.
| Subscriptions will be received By the
| First National Bank ofAurora Ill.
First AAtiO0al hank o. Carlo. III
f'rst National Bank Of Chicago. IN.
| secOBd National Bank ofCbirage H.
! Third NHtfUnzi Bank 81 Chicago
4 First NSlbnai Bank of Peoria H.
Second National bNak OF Peoria. III.
! First National Bank OF Springfield. Ill
which are depOsiartiss OF Public money, and an
| RESPECTABLE BANKS AND BANKERS
throughout the country, (acinI agents OF the Ma
tional DrTOeiary BankE) will furnish further ffors
nation on application and AFFORD EVERY EAcILI-
TT TO SUBSCRIBERS. lIn0y To-