The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1864-02-03
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THE SECRETARY or TaE
has not vet given notice ~
any intention to withdraw this ponnlar
loan from Sale atsPar, and until ten days
notice Is given, the undersigned, az
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. AGENT.
viii continue to supply the public.
The whole amount of the Loan author.
zed is Five Hundred Millions of Doll,y.
NEARLY FOUR HUNDRED MIL.
LIONS HAVE BEEN ALREADY
FOR AND pam
INTO THE TREASURY. mostly within
the last seven month. The large dem.na
from abroad, and the rapidly increasing
home demand for use as the basis Ifo, c;T.
culation by National Banking Assoei.-
tions now organizing in all parts of tho
country, will, in very short period ,b-
sorbthe balance. Sales have lately ,.s-ea
from ten to fifteen millions weelly fro
quentlyl exceeding three millions d.ilv
and as 1t is we'll known that the Sc4retn.
ry Of the Treasury has ample and nnfail.
ling resources in the Duties aone lnpor,s
and Internal Revenues, and in tI.si,..s
of the Interest bearing Legal Tender
Treasury Notes, it is almost a cert.irty
that he will not find il neeessa, u q for =
long time to come, to seek market for
any other long or permanent Loans. TIE
| INTEREST AND PRINCIPAL or
WHICH ARE PAYABLEIN GOLD
| Prudence and self interest must force
the minds of those contemplating the
! formation of National Bank ing Associ..
4 tions, as we'll as the minds of all who have
idle money on their hands, to the pronpt
conclusion that they should lose no time
Z in subscribing to this most popular Loan.
1t will soon be beyond their reach. and
advance to a handsome premium. as was
the result with the Seven Thir,yR Loan.
. ween it was all sold and could no longer
+ bh subscribed for ut par.
IT is A SIX PER CENT LOAN.
THE. INTEREST AND PRINCIPAL.
PAYABLE IN. coin, THUS 4YIL.l.p.
6 Ing OVER NINE PR, CENTsPER
: ANhsiM at'atks rate of premium ON
+ coin. SIMS fei o. eaT.g III, re sss4hai
The Government require. all duties ON
/. mporis to be paid Coin; these duties
lave for long time past amounted 10
II Lover a Cusrter Of Million o BOIL. re-
daily, a sum nearly three times greater
:, than that acquired in the payment of the
fs'nterest,en all the 20s ;rd other per-
narent bo:ns. So that il is hafvdsthss
the surplus Coin in the Treasury, al me-
distanf day, will lenahle the United States
to resulnG specie pa. ments Ii on sll lia.
Uilities H1 - ag',se. -shd
The loan ;e called s 90 frc m -tbe Fac
that whlls, IN, b.nas Nay aan. 10. e
yeals ,et The Government has a right I,
;, pay there eff n gold at par, at any .tin..
u after 5 years e7ae ls,ses.s6T <
j *THE INTEREST rs PAID HALF.
-r YEARLY, y,x: on the 5r,t days Of Nov
~ sn,bef sLd hass
Suhscri i.,,vo ,Couscn Bonds, whis
are payable to bearer, and are $50 SIC,
$50. and $1,000: ef Registered Rends q
f. ahie denominations ssns IA addition
Sauao and sloen0. fsr- Bank ling bur.
. ps'ses aud Tor Investments ut Trust monte,
= ii.e registered bohds are pre,erable. .,sl
Tkt SO ca,.not he ta.. = Ev Stafes
=; cities, towns or counties. and the Govcfn.
J. neni tax hn them is onlyone aHd a-haiI
er I.er sent On the sueunt ur income. whom
N, the income ofthe hnlder exceeds six Hun.
N dree do.l4ts per annum: all other invest
OF ments. 81, as income from Mortgages,
Railroad Stock and Bonds, etc., must pay
o. o. from three to FIVE per cent'tax on the in.
'" come.
L. rs>HE rfr 9s eN
n Banks and Bankers throughout tn.
Country will continue to dispose of tn,
Bonds; and all orders by mail, or eother
wise promptly attended to.
The Inconvenience ofa few days della,
in the delivery of the Banks is unnvoida
bio, the demand being so great; but as in
terest commences from the dav of .ub
o. scription, no loss is occasioned. and ever,
he effort is made to diminish the delay,
C. ls8 JAY COOKE,
MT Subscription Agent.
ID 4soyTn THIRD sTREKr, PnILADKLpA