Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1864-06-30
U. 5. 1910 BONDS.

T7HEsE BONDS sr' issued und'r III. Act Of Cen.
Ffess Of March sth tsoi which provide, tina, oil Bond.
issued under this Act snail be EXEMPT FROM TAX.
ALTON by or ander any stat. or municipal authority.
Subscription, to ,bess Bonds received in United
State, notes or notes Of Nsdonsl Banks. They TO
BE REDEEMABLE IN COIN, al as pleasure Of the |
Government, M any period sor LESS THAS TES son
MORE rRas yoKrT te,zs from their date and until heir
redemption FIVE PEA CENT. INTEREST WILL
BE PAID IN co1N, on Bonds Of not over sae hsn-
drsd dollars annually and on eli oihsr Bonds ssi.anss
ally. The interest psysbs On he FIRST day Of Mach
and sept.nbsrin each year.
Subscribers will reeeiv, ether Regi.ersd or Coupon
corded the books Of the U S Treasnr.r and can be
transferred only on the owners order Coupon Bonds
are payable TO bearer ssa arc Nor. ,Onvsn!.n, for
commercial usus.
sub,erbers 10 hi. loan will have the option Of h.v.
ing their Bonds draw interest from March s by psyinr
the sccrued interest in eoinor in United State, nets.
or the note, Of Nsilanal Banks, sddng 6y per cent
for premiuml or receive them drawing niers, from the
date Of subscription and deposit As hs.s Bonds
Exempt from Municipal or ststs Tax,
their value is increased from TO three per per
snnum, according 10 the rats OF tar leves in
! pnrs Of the country.
Atthe present rate Of premium gold they pay
Over Eight Per Cent. Interest
in currency, and are Of equal convenience a, psrns
nent or temporary investment
II ia believed that 10 securities offer grea, induce
men, 10 lenders a, the variou, description, OF U. 2.
Bonds, In al other 'orms Of indebedse's, the faith or
ability Of private parties stock companies separate
communities only is pledged for payment while for the
debts Of the United States the whole propsry Of the
country is holden the paJnsat Of both prnsi-
pal and in,eres, in coin
These Bond, may be subscribed for s'rns iron 3;
up to any magnitude, on the sans terms, aad thus
made equally avaiable 10 tn, smallest lender and the
largest capitalist They can be converted into money
a, any moment and the holder will have Ii. benefit Of
the interest
II may be useful TO in this connection that the
tot al Funded Debt Of the United State, which inter
e. i. payable in gold the ID day Of March, 1894 was
s76a 600 The in.erex this debt for the coming
fiscal year will be sI5s3726, whis The custom, re'e-
uue in gold for The current hIcn year ending JGns 3sb
1854 he. been 50 tar at The oil 90 PEI
annum
twiil be seen that he preSen, gold revenues
tie Government arc l,rre!y in exees, o( the wants
the Treasury ior hs psl q gold interest," whe th'
recent increase OF tariff Will Doubtless raise the
nual receipts from customs ;he amount o! i'm
. poratiors 10 sI5OrOO 900 rer snnun
Instructions to the National Banks r;iins as ,oal
agents were no; issued from United States Treasury
until March &c, but in the first three weeks OF April III
, subscription, averaged more than TEN MILLIONS 4
WEEK.
Subscriptions will b. received by the
Firs, National Bank Of Cincinnati. Ohio.
, Third National Bank OF cincinnaii. o.
= Fourth National Bank Of Cincinnati, o.
Tirs, National Bank OF Cleveland, o.
e secoaa National Bank OF Cleveland, o.
). First National Bank OF Bridgeport, o.
= And by all National Banks
= which are deposi,ahes OF Public money, and ali
.e RESPECTABLE BANKS AND BANKERS
throughout tie country, laciing agents Of the Nation
Depositary Bank, viii furnish further info:aaacn
application aud
AFFORD EVERY FACILITY TO SUBSCRIBER
1r-py, II\SrFD on, AND WHITE LEAp-Als