Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-03-09

One CUilaf O,uuU
ID Question When anu how can they be oh
taRedl
Aasirrr. They are for sale, at FAR, and accrued
interest, 10y all Sab Trea suries, National and 9th
er Banks, and all Bankers ard Brokers'
81 Question. When is the interest pa yabe and
how it be collcc,edl
Ansrer. The Coupons or Interest Tickets arc
due 18th Of February and 9TH of August in each
year, and can be cut Off from the note, and will be
cashcI By any Sub Treasurer, T. 5. Depository
National or other Bank or Banker.
! 4ih Question When must the Government pay
off the -3osl
Ans,rcr They due in two and a half years
from the 18th of February, 1865; viz. on the 18th
Of August. 1867.
5fh Question. Must receive back nv money
so soon as 1867
AHs,ccr. No! not unless you Yourself prefer to
do so-,he Law gives YOU the rigM to demand
from the Governments. at that time, cilher your
money or an equal amount at par, of the famous
and popular so Gold Bearing per cent loan.
6h Question. How much DO you consider this
privilege of conversion, into 90 Loan to be
wOftlii
IRs'-r. 52os bearing Gold Interest from lst
Of November, are to-day worth per cent premi-
nm. Ii they worth more at the end of the
two years and half, when YOU have right to
tlicm than they are, this premium added to
the interest YOU receive will give you at least 4 0
per cent. per annum for your money-but the
opinion is that they will Le worth more than per
cent. premium a, that time.
7ih Question. What other advantage is there
in investing in the l3) Loan1
1nsl-cr. IL cInno: be tlxel by States, Coun-
ties, Cities, an this adds from one TO three per
according to the OF taxation in various locali
ties. All bonds and stocks. excerpt those of the
United states and all mortgages, &C.. are taxed,
uot only by the Goyernn ~: but BY States, Coun
ties and Ci:ics.
Sta QarsfioR. How does the Government raise
the none! - pay the interest, and is i. safe and
surel
Ansieer. The Government collects, 10y taxes.
Internal revenue, and duties on imports, fully
three hundred million each year. This il nearly
three times much rs is needed to pay tho inter
est o. all the debt and IS soon as tie war is end
cd, the amount not needed to pay eff the interest
Will be used in paving OF the debt Oar Gorcrn-
iHfHt has t,r;cc paid Of al lis debt and can easily
do 50 again. The interest is sure to be paid
promptly, and the debt itsclfis the very sa fcs; in
vestmcnt in lhc world. II Is as safe as 4 mort,
gage on good farm AMI pays better interest,"
Ii l., in fact First Wort2a7e on all land all in
comes, all railroads and canal bonds, and bank or
other stocks, no. :tsageS, &c.
Nothing can be ter, for We are all bound for
it, and ali that we hare is firmly .eld for the pay
ment of principal and interest. How foolish those
people are. wha keep their gold and grecnbacks
idle and locked up, or purchase NOR, cages or il
road stocks and bonds, which pay only ) or 6 per
cent. interest, when these Seven Thirties pay
Counting the premium Five-Twcntes,) over
ten per cent, and are so much safer and surer.
Oh Question. How many Seven -Thirtics are
there, and how much remains unsoldl
Anstotr. There are only about three hundred
and twenty five millions authorized BY law, and
onlv about one hundred aud ninety millions re-
main unsold.
loih. Question. How long will it take you to
sell the BALANCED
Ahs'cer. There are about 500 National Banks
all engaged ia selling them; also a large number
of the old banks, and least three thousand pri-
yate bankers and brokers, and special agents will
be engaged in ali parts of the country disposing
OF them to the people.
lth Question. How long will it take to sell
the whole7
Ansrfr. In less than three months they will
be all sold, and will doubt then sell at pre-
MUM, the case with the old Seven-Thir-
ties, the first Twenty. Year Loan, and the Five
Twenties.
The above questions and answers, it believed,
will give full Information to all. If not, the en-
eral Subscription Agent, any of the Banks or
Bankers. employed to sell the Loan, will be glad
to answer all questions, and to furnish the Seven
Thirties in small or large sums (as the notes are
issued in denominations of $50, 500, $500, 81, >
900 and S5,000, and to render it easy for all to
subscribc-thus fulfilling the instructions OF Mr..
fEssESDEN, who earnestly desires that the people
ofthe whole land (as well the eapitalistsl shall
have every opportunity afforded them of obtaining
portion of this most desirable Investment.
LET NONE DELAY, BUT SUBSCRIBE AT ONCE,
THROUGH THE NEAREST RESPONSIBLE BANK OR
BANKERS.