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... January 20 , 1871 . Under these acts there are three loans called " FUNDED LOANS , " from the object of the law , to refund the national debt at a lower rate of interest , differing from each other only in the rates of interest and in ...
... January 1 and July 1 , in each year . Denominations : $ 50 , $ 100 , $ 500 , and $ 1,000 coupon and Denomination . registered bonds , and also $ 5,000 and $ 10,000 registered . 5 . FIVE - TWENTIES OF 1865 . 1865 . Of the six hundred ...
... January and July in each year , and are still outstanding . 10 . FIVE - TWENTIES OF 1862 . Section 2 , chapter 33 , of the act of February 25 , 1862 , Acts of authori authorized the Secretary of the Treasury , in order to fund zation ...
... January and July in each year , designated on the face Payable . of cach bond , " LOAN OF JULY 17 , AND AUGUST 5 , 1861 , " Designation and from which the official title of the loan was derived . The title . bonds are also called in the ...
... January 1 and July 1 . The bonds are designated on the face , " OREGON WAR DEBT , " and the loan takes its title from that fact . These bonds , unlike any other coupon bonds , being pay- able to order , do not pass by delivery , but ...