Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-11-08
U. S. 7-3O LOAN.

Inc secretary OF the Treasury gives notice that sub
scriptions u lie received fo1 Cupon Treasury Notes
payable three years from Aug 18TH 1854 with semi
annual interest at the Of seven and
Per 'ent per annun-priBcipaI and interest both 10
be paid in lawful money.
These notes will Le convertible NJ the
nolder at maturity into six per Cent. gold hearing
bonds payable not less than five more than
Years from their date. the Government NAV elect
They Will be issued in denominations or $50 500
$5OO lu0O and 5000, and all subscriptions must b.
Tor nity dollars or some multiple Of hfty dollars
lie notes viii be transmitted 10 the owners free o
charges soon after the recent Of the
lnAorg Certificates Of Deposit they be prcpar
| cd. Fi-
As the notes draw interest from August Is person,
making deposits subsequent to that date must cav
the terest AZ cTued from date Of deposit
Parties depositing twenty-five thousaud dollars and
upwards for these notes at any time will be Al
lowed a commission Of onequarter OF one Der cent
which will be paid by the Treasury Department unor
the receipt OF bin for the amount, certified to by the
! officer with whom the deposit WAS made No deduc
tons for commissions must lie made from the despo
| sits.
Special Advantages OF the Loan.
IL is National Savings Bank, Offering a bighe,
rate Of interest than any other and the hest ,.cn
AM savings bank which pays its deposition. in NJ
Notes considers that paying in the best circuIa
une medium OF The country, aud IL cannot pay In
anything better, fur its either Ia gov.
eminent securities or il nOtes bonds payable in
government paper.
1t isequaIly convenient a temporary or hartman.
ent investment. The notes can always be soId Err
within fraction Of their face and Hccumulst.
cd aud are the best security with banks
collsteraIs for discounts.
Convertible into q SIX p@r. can't $40
Gold Bond.
In addition to the very liberal interest on the mite.
for thee years this privilege Of conversion 10 now
worth about three per cent per annum, r the cur
rent rate for 50 Bonds IL not less than nine per cent
premium. and before the tho premium on SIX per
cent u stocks was over twenty per cent. IL will
be seen that the actual profit this loan, at the
present market rate, is not less than ten per cent
per annum.
Its Exemption from state or Munietu.l
Taxation.
But aside from all the advantages we have enumer.
aed special Act Of Congress e1empts all bUnds aud
Treasury DoteB from local taxation. On the
this exemption is worth about two per cent per an,
num- according to the rate Of taxation various parts
Of the country. rt
1t IL believed that securities offer 40 0raaf A.,
dleements TO leaders those issned by the govern
ment In all other forms Of indebtedness the ftb or
ability private parties, stock companies on ke
arate commodities, only, is pledged Cor payment vha
the pbOle property Of the country IL held 10
discharge Of all the obligations II the United sta,s
While the government oaeTs he most liberal te~m.
for lie loaas Il believes that the very
wiz be To the loyalty and patriotism Of the Feoni
DUPLICATES will be issued Tor all depoeits M -.
aePosihs must endorse upon the original cert6oafe
the dsnonlination Of notes required and wbeIher
trsy arc 20 4elhsnea In blank payable to order
Nhen 80 endorsed IL must be left with the ofscer re-
4esDg the deposit to be Forwarded TO the Treasury
Depat tment ''
subscription will be received BY the Treasurer NJ IN.
'eu oeAtes' AZ Warrington, the several Assistant
eis Aoo designated DepositAries, and BY the
First National Bank Chicago,
second Nantonal Bank Chicago,
Aisst National Bank Aurora,
and ~ al National Banks which are dspOsitsries
All respectable Banks and Bankers throughout the
facility to Subscribers.
August 10th, 1864