The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1864-10-11
U. s. 80 Loan.

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SPECIAL ADVANTAGES or This LOAN
HRANATiosAL s4yfsGs BAkk, offering
sbighsr rate ofinte,e.t than any other. and
ds bsa ssrray. Any savluEs tsaA shigh pays
L. depoaiors 90 T. S Notes, consider that i
Is pay ing ia The bes, circulating medium II the
country ard il oaaaot pay "a anything better,
fos 10, owo sssots arc either IL government s.
eahue, Or ia noses " bonds payable ia govern
mcnt paper.
1t Is equally convenient as a temporary Or
permanent Investment. The notes can always
Be sc,dfu within a fraction Of their face and
accumulated interest, sud src the best sccuTi-
~ With banks A. cola erals Tor discounts.
Cou,er4itlr luIsA sls per cent. sac Cold Bond
10 addition to ihe very liberal interest on the
notes for three wears, this privilege d couyer-
sion j, now worth about three per cent. poran
nam, FOR the current rate for $50 bonds is not
less than aias per etnt p%reaius, aud before the
war the premium on SIX per cent. Z. 3, stocNs
was over twenty per cent. It viii be eeuthat
the actual profit on this loan, al the present
market rate, is cot less ihau ten per cent per
annum.
IL. Exemption fro" siatc Or Municipal
Taxation.
Bat aside from al the advantages Sc have
enumerated, a special Act o. Congress crepFt
az btah and Treasayg notts aqa D,aiioxtton.
On the average, this exemption is worth
about two per cent. per anHum, according 10
the r,e Of taxation IN variou parts Of the
country,
s. believed that ne securities offer 20 great
Inducements 10 lender, q. those issued b the
government. II al other forms Of indebted
ness, the Gath Of ability Of private parties, or
sick companies, Or separate communities on
ly, is pledged FOR payment, while The whole
property Of the country is held to secure the
discharge Of all the obligations Of the United
States.
While tho government offers tie most liberal
terms for it' loans, il believes that The very
strongest apPeal viii bc to Tie loyalty and pat
rOtsm ofthe people
Duplicate certificates will be issued FOR att
deposits. The party depositing must endorse
upon the ogigiaai certificate the denomination
q notes required, and whether they are to be
issued.u blank or payable TO order. when %
endorsed il mu.t Dc len Sith The officer reciv-
Ing the deposit, to b. forwarded 70 the Treas.
ury Department,
SUBSCRIPTION Will ~ BEoElyED by the
Treasurer Of the United States, At Washington,
the several Assistant Treasurers and d%esiguat
Cd Depositanes andby tie
First NatiOnl Bank Of Bennington, rta
North q
and BY ~ National hAhks which are I@eposita
ucs Of public money, and
ALL RESPECTABLE BANKS ASp BANKEEs
throughout the country viii give further ID
formation sod
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