Enlistment doubts over old regiments term of service
Readers learn that Indiana recruits enlisted for three years in old regiments but believed they would serve only the unexpired term. Officials warn enlistments were for full terms and not shortened. Governors and lawmakers urge Congress to honor soldiers’ expectations and adjust policy.
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Enlistment Form Debate and Seven Thirties Loan Outlook
A war era dispute in Indiana and a national financial forecast dominate the clipping. Governor O. Po Morrow argues for justice in enlistment terms while the War Department holds men to three years. The Boston Post notes public relief and the new seven thirties loan program, praising its liberal terms and security appeal.
United States Government Notes Offer for Savings
The Secretary announces subscriptions for three year coupon Treasury Notes due August 15 1864 with seven and three tenths percent interest. Notes issued in denominations from 50 to 5000 dollars carry semi annual interest and are exempt from state or municipal taxation. Deposits receive one percent commission and notes may be converted into six percent bonds. notes can be freely transmitted and redeemed.
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