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United States (United States) (search for this): article 2
next, and receive payment thereof in bonds of the said consolidated loan, or in default thereof the notes not so brought in shall cease to be current or receivable at the Treasury for dues, but shall remain evidences of debt payable by the Confederate States according to their tenor. 9. In the States beyond the Mississippi the time mentioned in the last clause shall be extended until the 1st day of July. 10. Six months more shall be allowed all holders of Treasury notes to come in and re endorsed thereon, after which the said notes shall be negotiable only by special assignment, and all notes not so registered within the same time shall be barred from any further claim on the Government. 11. Any holder of a bond of the Confederate States may convert the same into one of the bonds under this loan; the 8 per cent. bonds at par, and the others at a proportionate rate; and the loan shall be extended so as to absorb all bonds which may be offered in exchange. 12. The interes
Memminger (search for this): article 2
The scheme of the Secretary of the Treasury for the relief of the finances of the Government and the improvement of the Confederate currency. The following is the scheme suggested by Mr. Memminger, in his report to Congress, for the relief of the Government finances and the improvement of the Confederate currency, which, notwithstanding the crowded condition of our columns, we present to our readers: Scheme Proposed. 1. That Congress forthwith authorize a loan of $1,000,000,000 in six per cent. bonds, the principal payable in twenty years, the interest semi annually; to be extended hereafter, from time to time, so as to consolidate the whole public debt. 2. That the Secretary of the Treasury be authorized to sell at par as many of the said bonds as will be sufficient to take up the outstanding currency and to pay the appropriations made by Congress. 3. That deposits of Treasury notes on account of the said loan may be received at the Treasury or any of its deposito
January, 7 AD (search for this): article 2
for sums paid at any time before April 1st, 1864. 5. A tax of 5 per cent. shall be imposed on all property and credits (other than the new issue of notes hereinafter mentioned) which may be held on the 1st of April next, to be paid on the 1st of July, one-half in Treasury notes and one-half in cold, or in the coupons of the bonds issued for the loan. 6. In case the coupons should advance in the market to a premium exceeding 25 per cent., any tax-payer shall be permitted to pay his tax ireceivable at the Treasury for dues, but shall remain evidences of debt payable by the Confederate States according to their tenor. 9. In the States beyond the Mississippi the time mentioned in the last clause shall be extended until the 1st day of July. 10. Six months more shall be allowed all holders of Treasury notes to come in and register and verify their notes as demands against the Treasury, and exchange the same for a certificate of debt; or if they prefer to keep the notes the na
March (search for this): article 2
ndred dollars, or in sums of which one hundred is a perfect divisor. 4. Certificates shall be issued for such deposits, which shall entitle the holder to bonds for the amount, with interest from the date of deposit. If the deposit be made in the month of January, the bonds issued for the same shall be exempt from the tax of 5 per cent. for the present year, hereinafter mentioned; if made in the month of February, they shall be exempt from one-half of the tax; and if made in the month of March, they shall be exempt from one-fourth of the said tax. Officers, soldiers, and seamen, in service, shall be entitled to exemption from the whole tax for sums paid at any time before April 1st, 1864. 5. A tax of 5 per cent. shall be imposed on all property and credits (other than the new issue of notes hereinafter mentioned) which may be held on the 1st of April next, to be paid on the 1st of July, one-half in Treasury notes and one-half in cold, or in the coupons of the bonds issued for
January (search for this): article 2
e appropriations made by Congress. 3. That deposits of Treasury notes on account of the said loan may be received at the Treasury or any of its depositories, or by Commissioners to be appointed; said deposits to be in sums of one hundred dollars, or in sums of which one hundred is a perfect divisor. 4. Certificates shall be issued for such deposits, which shall entitle the holder to bonds for the amount, with interest from the date of deposit. If the deposit be made in the month of January, the bonds issued for the same shall be exempt from the tax of 5 per cent. for the present year, hereinafter mentioned; if made in the month of February, they shall be exempt from one-half of the tax; and if made in the month of March, they shall be exempt from one-fourth of the said tax. Officers, soldiers, and seamen, in service, shall be entitled to exemption from the whole tax for sums paid at any time before April 1st, 1864. 5. A tax of 5 per cent. shall be imposed on all property
February (search for this): article 2
sitories, or by Commissioners to be appointed; said deposits to be in sums of one hundred dollars, or in sums of which one hundred is a perfect divisor. 4. Certificates shall be issued for such deposits, which shall entitle the holder to bonds for the amount, with interest from the date of deposit. If the deposit be made in the month of January, the bonds issued for the same shall be exempt from the tax of 5 per cent. for the present year, hereinafter mentioned; if made in the month of February, they shall be exempt from one-half of the tax; and if made in the month of March, they shall be exempt from one-fourth of the said tax. Officers, soldiers, and seamen, in service, shall be entitled to exemption from the whole tax for sums paid at any time before April 1st, 1864. 5. A tax of 5 per cent. shall be imposed on all property and credits (other than the new issue of notes hereinafter mentioned) which may be held on the 1st of April next, to be paid on the 1st of July, one-half
April 1st, 1864 AD (search for this): article 2
from the date of deposit. If the deposit be made in the month of January, the bonds issued for the same shall be exempt from the tax of 5 per cent. for the present year, hereinafter mentioned; if made in the month of February, they shall be exempt from one-half of the tax; and if made in the month of March, they shall be exempt from one-fourth of the said tax. Officers, soldiers, and seamen, in service, shall be entitled to exemption from the whole tax for sums paid at any time before April 1st, 1864. 5. A tax of 5 per cent. shall be imposed on all property and credits (other than the new issue of notes hereinafter mentioned) which may be held on the 1st of April next, to be paid on the 1st of July, one-half in Treasury notes and one-half in cold, or in the coupons of the bonds issued for the loan. 6. In case the coupons should advance in the market to a premium exceeding 25 per cent., any tax-payer shall be permitted to pay his tax in treasury notes of the new issue, with 25
January, 4 AD (search for this): article 2
itled to exemption from the whole tax for sums paid at any time before April 1st, 1864. 5. A tax of 5 per cent. shall be imposed on all property and credits (other than the new issue of notes hereinafter mentioned) which may be held on the 1st of April next, to be paid on the 1st of July, one-half in Treasury notes and one-half in cold, or in the coupons of the bonds issued for the loan. 6. In case the coupons should advance in the market to a premium exceeding 25 per cent., any tax-payeedged not to increase said issues. 8. Notice shall be given to holders of treasury notes, (other than the said two hundred millions,) requiring them to present their notes at the Treasury, or at some of the depositories, on or before the 1st day of April next, and receive payment thereof in bonds of the said consolidated loan, or in default thereof the notes not so brought in shall cease to be current or receivable at the Treasury for dues, but shall remain evidences of debt payable by the C