The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1864-02-05
T.. S. 5-2O'S.
r,,c q ortne Treasury

The secretary Oh me BFehe"sy
has not yet given notice ofany intention to
withdraw this popular Loan from Sale at
Par, ard until ton days notice is given. the
undersigned. as "GenePai SubsCrip-
t!on Agent will continue to supply tho
public.
Tho whole amount Of tho Loan author
izcd is Five Hundred Million of Dollars.
Nearly Four Hundred Millions
have been already subscribed
Cor and paid info the Treasury,
mostly within the last seven months. Tho
large demand from abroad, and tho rapidly
increasing homo demand for use us tho ha-
sic for circulation by National Banking As.
socialions now organizing in Hl parts of tho
country, will, in II very short period, absorb
| he balance. Ealcs have lately ranged from
ton TO fifteen millions weekly, frequently
exceeding three millions daily. and ns it is
we'll known that tho Secretary of tho Treas.
urv has ample AID upfuiiing resources in
tho Duties On Imports and Internal Rove.
uuts. and in tho issue of tho Interest bear.
Jog Legal Topdrr Trcpsury Notes, it is al
most Il certainty that ho will not find ii noe.
%-essary. for u long tino to come, 10 seek u
market for any othnr long or permanent
Loans, THE INCREASE AND PRINCI.
PAL or WHICH ARE PAYABLE IN
GOLD.
Prudence aud self.intorcst must force tho
minds Of Ibo5O contemplating tho formation
OF National Banking Associations. as vol as
the minds Of all who havo lido money on
their hands, to tho prompt conclusion that
they should lose no timo in subscribing to
] 80, .,,rk .,-,,i n. m;I $500. l..
beyond thair reach, aud advances to n hand.
some premium. as was tho result with the
Seven Thirty Loan, when it was all sold
and could no longer DO subscribed for at
par.
st ia "a Six per Cent EOnn. the
Interest and Principal payable
in Coin, thus yielding owe Nine
per Cent, per a. ma at tho present
rate OF prCmIun Oh coin.
Tho Government rcqnircs all duties on
imports to DO Paid in Coin I; thoso duties
have for a long timo past amounted to over
\ Quarter of n Million of Doilsro, q Gum
nUGrly threo .imo5 greater than that re-
quirod in tho payment of tho interest on oil
tue = 20's aud other permanent Loans. So
that IL ia hoped that tho surplus Coin in
tho Treasury. at no distant day, will en-.
able the United States to resume specie
payments upon oil liabilities.
Tho Loan Is called 5 30 from the'fact that
whilst tho Fnnds may run for 20 years, yet
tho Government has u right to pay them off
IN Gold at par, at any time after b years.
Itic interest is paid Iia,l-year
~, viz on tho first days Of November and
May.
Subscribcr1 can havo Coupon Bonds,
which arc payable to bearer, and arc $50.
rl0O, $500 and $1,000. or Registered Bonds
of Same denominations. and IN addition
So 600 and %l0, coo. For Banking pur.
pOses aud for investments of Trust-mOnios
the Registered Bonds are preferable.
Those ) POS cannot DO taxed by States,
towns or counties. aud tho Government tax
on thom is ouly QUO and u half per cent, on
tho amount of income. whon tho income
of the holder exceeds Six Hundred dollars
per anuun: al! other Investments, such as
income frum Mortgages, Railroad Stock
and Bonds, otc. must puy from three to
five per cent on tho income.
DIuka and Dankors throughout tho Coun.
try will continue to dispose of the Bonds ;
and all orders by mail promptly attended,
to.
Tho Inconvenience of a few days delay
in tho delivery of tho Bonds is unavoidable.
tho demand being so great but as interest
commences from the day of subscription,
40 loss is occasioncd, and every effort is be.
ing mado to diminish tho delay.
JAY COOKE,
SUBSCRIPTION AGENT,
ia SOUTH THIRD STREET, PHILADELPHIA.
Philadelphia, November rs, 1868.
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