Randolph County journal., 1865-03-09

Banks. ana all Bankers and Brokers
3D. Question. When is the inter.
es. PAYABLE md how can Il he co.,
lecteo?
Answer. The Coupons or Inter.
est Tickets are due 18th of February
anil 18th of August in each year.
AMI can hc cnt ,lf from the note, and
viii oe cashcd by any Sub Treasurer,
|. y. Depository, National OF other
Bank or Banker
4th Question. When must the
Government pay of these 1905.
A wer. They are duo Ia two
ye.rs and half from the 10Th OF
Fcarsarv. 1865; VIZ. on the ,5tL Of
.tu.yAst. 1861.
9th Question. Must receive my
money so soon as 1867;
Answer. Mono unless You your
self prefer 10 do so--the Law gives
YOU the right TO demand from the
Government. ~ that time. either
your money or an equal amount at
par. OF the famous and popular $40
Gold Bearing q per cent. Loan.
Gth Question. How much do you
consider this privilege of conversion,
into 80 Loan to he worth?
Answer. 5.20s bearing Gold In
terest from lst OF November, are to-
day worth . pc: cent. premium. II
they are worth 10 more at the end
OF the two wears and q half. when
you have q right To them. than they
now are, this premium added to the
interest YOU receive, viii give YOU
al least 10 per cent. per annum for
your moncy-but the opinion is that
they will be worth more than per
cent. premium at that time.
1th Question. What other advar-
tage is there in investing in the 80
Loan?
Answer. 1t can not be taxed by
States, Counties, or Cities, and this
aGds from one 10 three per cent. per
annum To the net income Of the hold
er, according to the rate OF taxation
in various localities. All bonds and
stocks, except those cf The United
States, and all mortgages, &C, are
taxed, not only by the Goyernmen.,
bu: b the States, Counties and Cities.
Sth Question. How does the Gov
crnment raise the money 10 pay TIE
interest, and is it safe and sure?
Answer. The government collects.
by taxes, internal revenue, and du-
ties Oh imports, fully three hundred
millions each year This is nearly
three times as much rs is needed to
pay the interest on all the debt, and
rs soon as the war il ended, tha
amount not needed 10 pay the inter.
est will be used in .aying off the
debt. Our Government has twice
paid off all it's debt, and can easily
do so again. The interest Is sure TO
be paid promptly, and the delt itself
is the very safest Investment in the
world. 1t is rs safe IA n mortgage
on good farm, and pays u better
interest. 1t is, in fact, Filst Mort.
gage Oh al lands, all incomes, all
railroad and canal bonds, and bank
or other s'ocks, mortgages. &c
Ns...Ag can he sa.e., for We are
all bound for it, and all that we have
is firmly held for the payment of
principal and interest. How foolish
t.oro lcople are, who keep taei" -old
AMI greenbacks idle aud locked up
or purchase mortgages or railroad
stocks and bonds, which pay only )
or 6 per cent interest, when these
Seven Thirties pay Counting the
premium on Five. Twcnties, over
ten per cent, and are so much safer
and Surcr.
9th Question How many Seven.
Thir;ies are there, and how much
aims uusold?
answer. There are only about
.'.eo hga1.ed and twenty-five nil
lions authorized hy law, and ONLY
about one hundred and ninety mil.
lions remain unsold.
10th On ION. How long will it
take lou the balance:
Answe, here are about 500
National avs all engaged in sell
ing them; also large number of the
old banks, and at least three thou
sand private bankers and brokers,
and special cgcnts will be engaged
in all parts of the country in dispos.
inc Of them to the people.
1lth Question. How long will it
lake TO sell the whole:
Answer. In les than three
they will he all sold, and will
10 doubt then sell at n premium, as
was the case with the old Seven.
vhirties. the first Twenty Year Loan,
md the Five Twenties.
The above questions and answers,
I is believed, will give full in!orma-
ion to all. If not. the General Sub /
icription Agent, or any of the Banks !
" Bankers employed 10 sell the
can, will he glad to answer all !
questions, and 10 furnish the Seven
Fhirties in small or large sums (as
he notes afc issued III denominations
# $50, 500, $500, $1,000 and So.
100, and to render it easy for all To
ubscrihe-thus fulfilling the instruc.
ions Of Mr.. Fesscnden. who earnest.
: desires that the reople of the
Whole land. (as we'll as the cAYital.
SITS, shall have every opportunity !