Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1865-02-24

notes, &c.
lst Question. Why is this Loan called ths ssseven-
Thirty" Loans
4RsUer 1t besrs interest currency, the rate ef
Seven Dollars and thirty cents each year. every
dred dollars; making the interestas follows:
One cent per day oo each so note
Two cents 100
Ten 500
! Twenty JOoo a
/ One Dollar 5000
I'd Question When and how can they be obtained:
Anspsr. They for sale par and accrued inter-
est by all Sub Treasuries National other Banks and
all Bankers and Brokers.
Sd Question. When is the interest payable and how
can it be collected
ARser. The coupons interest tickets are due 18th
February and 18th August in each year. be cut off
from the note and will be cshed by any SubTreasurer
U. S. Depository, National other Bank or Banker
4th Question. When must the Government nav off
| these 1905:
AHsrer. They due in two years and haffrom the
18th ofFebruary 1865; viz: the 18th of August
9Th Question. Must receive back my money so soon
as 1867:
AHscr. No not unless you yourself prefer to do So
the law gives you the right demand from the Govern
ment either your money squal amount at par of
the famous and popular $40 gold bearing per cent
9Th Question. How much do you consider this priy-
| lege of conversion into $40 Loan, to be worth:
AHsUer. 5.2Os bearing Gold interest from first of No
vember are to-day worth per cent premium If they
are worth more at the end of two years and half
when you have right to them than they Mouo are this
premium added to the interest you receive will give YOU
at least 10 cent annum for yosr moneybut the
opinion is that they win be worth more than per cent
| premium at that time
7th Question What other advantage is there in iuyes
! ting in the $50 Loan:
AnsocT. il cannot be taxed by States Counties or
Cities and this adds from to three per cent per an
to the net income of the holder according to the
rate of taxation in various localities All bonds and stocks
except those the United States and ali mort CAGES &C.,
Counties and Cities.
Sh Question. How does the government raise the
money to pay the interest," and IL it safe and sures
AHsDsr. The Government collects by taxes, internal
revenue and duties Imports fully three hundred mill
ions each year This is nearly three times as much as is
needed to pay the interest all the debt and soon as
the war is ended the amount not needed TO pay the in
terest viii be used to pay oil the debt Or GODerneat
has icc paid Of all its debt and can easily do so again
The interests to be paid promptly aud the debt
self is the very safest Investment in the world It is as
safe a mortgage good farm and paws better in
terest II is, in facta first mortgage all lands all in
comes, all railroad and canal bonds and bank or other
stocks, mortgages, &c
Nothing be sater for all bound for it. and all
we have is firmly held for the payment of principal and
interest How foolish those people who keep their gold
and greenbacks idle and locked up purchase mortgag
railroad stocks and bonds, which pay only or
per cent interest, when these pay Count
ing the premium FiveTwenies) over 10 per cent
much safer and surer
9th Question How many Seven Thirtes are there and
how much remains unsold:
AHsDer. There are only about three hundred and
twenty-five millions authorized by law, and only about
one hundred and ninety millions remain unsoId
10th Question How long will it take you to sell the
balance:
1nsrer. There about 500 National Banks all en-
gagged in selling them; also large number of the old
banks and at least three thousand private and
brokers' and special agents viii be engaged in all parts
of the country in disposing of them to the people,
llth Question How long viii it take to sell the vhoe5
AHsUsr In less than three months they will be all
sold, and will, doubt, sell at premium as was the
with the old Thirtss, the TwentyYesr
Loan and the Five-Fwenties.
The above questions answers it is believsd will
give full information to all. If not, the General Sub
scrption agent any of the Banks Bankers empov
ed to sell the losn will be glad TO all questions
and to furnish the Seven Thrties in small or large sums
as the notes are issued in denominations s5O $780,
5000, $1,000 and SsOo0 and to render easy for all to
subscrbethus fulfilling the instructions of Mr. Fsssen-
den, who earnestly desires that the people of the whole
land las we'll the captaists shall have every oppor
tunty afforded them of obtaining portion of this most
desirable Investment Let delay but subscribe at
once through the nearest responsible Bank or Bankers
The Potomac army is reported to be again in |
motIon-nO particulars.
Its said that Gen. Sheridan is moving mn |
the Shenandoah Valley on GOrdonsville and |
Lynchburg.
Nebraska is still Territory, but her Legis-
lature expressed an approval of universal free
dom by promptly passing resolutions ratifying
the Constitutional amendment
Col Hatch, rebel Commissioner of Exchange.
has gone to Wilmington, where it is said 10 600 |
prisoners are TO be exchanged this week The
exchange on the james is to be continued at the
same time.
An old man living near CrawiordsviIle Indi-
ana named Wineland, was shot dead few days
ago by his son because he refused him money.
He also killed his cousin named Vancleve. to
whom the father of the murderer had given
property.
n JuluptIs udLueO W 1llldm HaT-
per, made his lastjump, Friday night He had
been arrested in st. LOUIS, and when within
eight miles of Chicago jumped through the clos
ct window of car, and was instantly killed.
Frank Hiber, one of Morgan's rebel gang.
and who made his escape from the Ohio Peni-
tentiary, has been arrested at Evansville Ia.
as spy He had on him a forged permit, and
a number of choice scraps from Northern DEM
Ocrdtic journals.
The London Times significantly calls atten-
ton to the fact that while Americans consider
the war passing affair, they evidently intend
their immense army and navy as permanent
institution The Times says, "at the moment
when reduction of armaments is recommend
ed here, the Americans are deliberately LAYING
The foundation of military and naval power"
Fifty six millions of dollars in gold were
shipped from the port of San Francisco during
ihe past year. of which five millions were on
Government account.
General John H. Winder, infamous for his
Darbarous treatment of our prisoners in the
South, died suddenly at Florence, S. c.. on the
ith inst. He was a native of Baltimore
The Herald's Washington special says there
ire strong indications that Lee is preparing 70
'vacuate Richmond and fall back on Lynch
1urg for final stand. Advices received in
Washington state positively that nearly all the :
Taluable machinery and medical stores have al
eady been removed from the rebel capital and
t is anticipated that its utter abandonment will
,ccur within ten or fifteen days Y
So anxious is Governor Stone, of Iowa that