The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1864-07-22
u. s. 1910 Bonds.

Those Bonds afa ss lci un Ter the A1to
Congress OF March sth, 1864. which provides
that AL Bonds issued under this Act shall be
EX .MPT FROM TAXATION by or under any
state ur municipal authority. Subscriptions
tn these Bonds are received in United States
notes or notes oi National Banks. They are
IT. BE REDEEMRD IN COIN, AT the pleasure
{ tho q Gyarnment. ut any period mol less
ihon ten nor more than forty ysnrs from theIr
date, AID until their redemption FIVE PEI
CENT. I'M EREST WILL BE PAID IN COIN,
ON Bonns of not over ono hundred dollars an
nunlly and on all other Bonds So mi.aunudlly
The interest is payable un The hrsl days Il
March and September IN each year
Subscribers will receive either ResiSiered
or Coupon Bonds. ~ they may prefer. Regis
tered Bonds arc recorded on tho books IF thu
U :. Treasurer, and can he transierre "nly
on the owners order. Coupon Bonds arc
payable to bearer, and are more convenient
iur commercial uses.
Subscribers Ia this loan wi havo The OPP
tiun ni having their Bonds draw interest lr"h'
March LIST, by paying ths accrued lnter"s IN
coin [-r la United States nntrs. or IN notes
at National Banks, adding hfiy per cent, hr
pruinium,l or ruue,vi / ,aIn drawns lnieroNl
from the date of subscription and d1poSlt-
~ these Bonds are
EXEMPT From MCNlCIPAL OR STATE
TAXATION,
their value IN inc, sd>ed r'm one To threu
per cent. per annum, according To the raio
ui tax leries in various parts oi tho CO. nj ry
Al the present rate Of premium on gold
they pay
OVER EIGHT PER CENT INTEREST
In currency, aud aie Oi equal nrUhient
as permanent or temporary investment.
II IL believed that nu securities offer ~
great Inducements to leador ~ the yar'ons
descriptions Of u. g. Bonds. In all other
forms OI indebtedness. the faith or ability 0l
private parties vi stock companies or sopa
rate communities only IL pledged iur payment
whilo Tor the dobts Uf tle Un'od Sates the
whole property or the country Ia h"lde l.
So cure the payment vI both principal and in
teresi In coin.
These lnds may be subscribed f"r In sumi
from $50 up TO any magnitude, On Tho same
terms, and are thus made equally available
to the slnsies lonior and the largest capl
ll,llst They can be converted into munoy "A
any moment and tho holder Will have thu
benefit ~ ths interest.
| II may bo useful g. state IN this connection
that tho total Funded Debt of The Unite'
st,tes ON which interest IL pay able In gold
on the 3d day of March, 1864, WAS sIiO 9O5 ,OOt
The n eres' on this debt f"r til, coming a
cal year viii be $40 935.l26. wniie the ca
toms revenue In gold ftr thu curr0nt hsCh
year, ending June S0th, 1854. has heen ~ fa
At the rate OF over 800 00D ,t00 per annum.
| II will ho seen that oVen The present gol
revenues Of the Government arc largely u
excess ~ tho wants of the Treasury ior IN
ipayment Of gold interest. white tho recent III
crease OF tho tirif will doubtless raise III
annual receipts from cnst"n on the sam
amo"nt of importations, To $lbo,OoO,OOO pc
annum.
InstruGtions to the National u nks actin
as loan agents were not issuad rom TIE un
I'D states Treasury until March 20, hut Il
I hs first three weeks OF April tho subscrlp
w. ns averaged more than TIN MILLIONS
WEEK.
Subscriptions will he received by tho
| First National Bank oi Cincinnati. D.
| Third Nationai Bank OF Cincinnati, q.
| Fourth National Bank of Cioinnali. D.
AND BY ALL NATIONAL BANK'
which are depositaries of Public money an
all
RESPECTABLE BANKS and BANKERS
Throughout the country lacting aS a,cnls o
tho National 'ep0sitory Btnks,l VIII iurnis
fnrthnr inf!rmslion On app,.cailon and
AFFORD EVERY FACILITY TO SUB3CHl
BERS. 2u
Subscriptions also received ut tn
First National Bank Findlay.