The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1865-03-03

iV' HuesttoH' why 70 tuis AVIAN Ss"S~ '"S
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.dnspcr. It bears Interest, in currency, At
the rate Of Seven Dollars and thirty cents, each
year. on every hundred dollars: making the in
terest as follows: ..
One cent per day on each 8 so note.
Two cents 100 n#0
Ten \" "fr-a @ 500
Twenty 4" 81 "lsr 1000
One dollar" :" 5000 Z"
ai. Question. When and how they can be
obtainedr r'.ri
.ans,rcr. They are for sale, at par, and "e-
crued interest, by oil Sub Treasures, National
and other Banks, aud oil Bankers and Bro.
kers. VI
Sd Question. When Is the interest payable
and how can II be collectedl
.ansrer. The Coupons or Interest Tickets
are due the 18th Of February and 18th Of Au-
gust In each year. and can be cut of from the
notes, and will be cashed by any Sub.Treasurer,
U.S.. Depository, National or other Bank or
Broker.
4th Que,tton. When must the Government
pay of these 73osi .."
.ansper. They arc due in two years and .
half from the 18th Of February, 1865; viz: on
tho 18th Of August, 1867.
ah Question. Must I receive back my mo-
ney so soon as 1867
Answer: No not unless you yourself pre-.
fer to do so-the Law gives you the right to
demand from the Government, at that time, ei-
thcr your money or m equal amount at par.
OF the famous and popular $40 Gold Bearing
6per cent. Loan.
6ih Question. How much do you consider
this privilege Of conversion, into $40 Loan to
be worthi
.dns,rer. sos bearing Gold Interest from
November, are to-day worth 0 per cent. premi'
um. Ifthey are worth no more at the end Of
the two years and hall, when you have
right to them, than they noo arc, this premium
added to the interest you receive, will give you
ut least ten per cent. per annum for your mo.
ney--but tho opinion Is that they will be worth
more than per cent. premium at that time.
7M Qusstion. What other advantage Is
there in investing in the 7.3o Loan.
.Answer. II cannot DO taxed by States,
Counties. or Cities, and this adds from ore to
three per cent. per annum to the net income OF
the holder. according to the rate Of taxation in
various localities. All bonds and stocks. ex-
cept those of the United States, and oil mort
cages, &C., are taxed, not only by tho Govern
ment, but by States, Counties and Cities.
sM Question. How does the Government
raise the money to pay the interest, and is 1t
safe and surei
.ansrsr. The Government collects by taxes,
internal revenue. and duties on Imports, fully
three hundred millions each year. This Is
nearly three times rs much MS Is needed to pay
the interest on oil the debt, and as soon rs the
war Is ended, the amount not needed to pay the
interest will bo used In paying of the debt.
Our Government has tpics pail OF all iis
ds5t, and can easily do SO again. The interest
is sure to bc paid promptly. and the debt It.
sell Is the very safest investment In the world,
It Is as safe as . mortgage on good farm, aud
pays better interest. II is. In fact, Q First
Mortgage on nll lands, all incomes, oil railroad
and canal bonds, and bank Or other stocks,
mortgages, &c. I'D. ,r
Nothing can be safer. for wo are NIL bound
for Il, and all that We have 10 firmly held for
the payment OF principal and interest. How
foolish those people are, who keep their gold
and grcenbacks idle aud locked up. or pur-
chase mortgages or railroad stocks and bonds.
which pay only 8 or per cent interest," when
these Seven.Thirties pay Counting the premi
um on Fwe-Twenties.) over ten per cent, and
arc 30 much safer and su,er. i.f I.a 5..s
9h Question. How many Seven Thirties are
there, aud how many remains unsoldi
Ans,er. There are only about three. hun
drcd and twenty-five millions authorized by
law, and only about one hundred and ninety
millions remain unsold. b.. 5all.l lraar,I
ioh Question. How long will Il take you to
sell the balanced oii a auH'rN rdi d.
.Ansysr. There arc about 800 National
Banks all engaged in selling them; also .
large number Of the old banks, and at least
three thousand private bankers and brokers,
anu special agents will be engaged In NIL parts
Of the country in disposing Of thsm to the peo.
pie. 80 Iaiu'r '. q. '.... .'.ni |
iiM Question. How long will Il take to sell
the whole .-,g
.dnsrer.. In less than three months they will
be all sold, and viii no doubt then sell at pro-
MUM, as was the case with the old Seven-Thir-
ties. the first Twspty-Year Loan, and the Five
Twcnties. ~
The above questions and answers, Il Is be-
lisvcd, will give full Information to all. Ifnot,
General Subscription Agent, or any Of the
Banks or Bankers employed to sell the Loan,
will be glad to answer all questions, and to fur
nish the Seven rhirties In small or large sums
(as the notes are issued In denominations Of
$50 500 $500 81 900 ss s.ooo,) and to render
Il easy Cor oil TO subscribe-thus ful6lling the
Instructions Of Mr.. PssExpES. who earnestly I
desires that the people Of the whole land, (as
well as the capitalists shall have every oppor-
tunity afforded them Of obtaining portion Of
his most dssirabis inrssimenf.
! Lrr NONE DELAY, But susscRrsr At ONCE,
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