The Arkansas banner., 1848-11-07

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 sesAfnnrsss in snscmfmi epsraiion ln Slsssnf sss- tfons ef tAs SEzs<, swstsined aions by in2isSaUaa mesns and lndlsidaal enterprise. It s hoped tAas so exersians wIil hs spared ca the paxs uf Inc pee- pie sreFrr@naasves to afford every scility eomvatK his with the sseans siEsady placed within their power. well such ss iDsy bs legisimasely Agsuxhs under their contrel.
 tender ycu nay cor2inl cooperation Fn every calculated to aid ia the accomplishment of this important eAgect
 Haxiag be<a notified hy tha Commissioner ef the General Lan6 esfce that ln accordance with an acf sf Congress ef the f3sh Jane. 1880. the office of Snrveyor General fer the State of Arkansas weaid ss segBiaased oa the 30th Jane lSss. l. is previ- acd la the sci referred to- that the Sarveyes tarn SvsE te the Secretary ef State, such other officer tha authorities of the Stnte may direct. all the boeks. maps. piats and papers pertaining to his efkee- Should the Secretary of State b~ceme the recipient ef thcse documents, 10 which an ateFnin- able refssreDee wiA be msdc, both by the govern mont and individuals interested Su the aomaan for centuries e came. it win bs spPareBs thas much ad ditioaal labor, and ef di6eFest character to that which appropriately belongs tO that osseer will be added, whieh may require the services of clerk and ersfisaan, whose compensation should ss made to aspend exclasivrsy apon ths fees of otiee.
 As the last Legislature abolished the oshce of G&Bld&&a4Shcf o1 EaRstc bUatf1h&s4 ana cMaFRe0 tc Secretary with pogtiSa of the preyioas duties of that o6see. I sagEsst the prOPriesy of clothing hm with sufksient power la make and enforce Resd- fsi ss4 proper rules aud regulations wsll for the esEscsfss sf ts capital ffcxa frs and other Sastruc sive agents, se 6eseFmins the rghsfal sad appro pria'o occupancy Of each department sf the build ing
 The rsvenss law of the last session. has answered faIy the public expectation IL has realtzed alt she fsv0rabae ssz1gts anticipated by ts most sangaias fsends, ia re-extahsishing the credit of the State Tks anasat of $2S .00a or $39, 900, derived from taxation under the sct ef the 5sh March, lsss has been increased under tho prov siens o ire act os the isth DecezbsS ls4s, D $T6.s9s 73. daring the first year Of it's operation, and s74340 @ this year. du- ring the second. The amount of outstanding treasn- Y waFTats the 90 Sept lss6 of $ST .7SI 9 which has been augneAtsd by the issues from that period so the seth Sept IsEs, of sle7 eS3 1T, making total sf Sls4 $50 .. has beea reduced. by the Fe1emp- tlsa of $z2 c3T a5 of them with specie, $50 e0 80 of warrants paid into the Treasury by the State collectors, and the of SS9. .s70 4e received by the Treasurer snd State Land Agent ia payment of State iaaas g. S2S 9t received h tressary war rants ia redemption of forfeited laads, and $s7 B treasury warrants, as State sax 5y non residents nakiag in Sii the sum of $II4 ss3 2i. which being substr@eted from the above ameaat of 4l4&.s50 $ leaves $9 s5T 34 in crragasion at the close af the last Eseai year enGiag 30sh Sept ISss- The greater amount of which, St is believed. has beea taken ia 6y the collectors since thsf date, and wi bs paid into the treasury or hefore the l0tA December next twill be seen by reference to the Auditor . report to whieh refer yoa wits grsat confidence that on exhibit eftAe oraiaary receipts and expen- dliar~s ef the state government, that surplus of about ST ..&9 2s ~H be remaining hand after the 10th Dee, whsea may be sufficient pay the entire expenditures of the present enerxi Assembly with oGt resoFsiag to the necessity heretofore imposed ef tssuiag treasury warrants is aaY considerable k d the probable receipts and expenditures for is49 and 1880, including tine funls sabyect to be used Ter ordazTy nditnrss by reference his reports fl will he seer the receipts will amount to 4i76,- ls9 5s, and the ordinary expenditures will amount to $I51, ,242 iS, leaving q balance uaexPeRSe1 O! S3s ,947 41
 The revenue to be collected for he iatser year, and paya5Ie iato ihe tseasary ey collectors the lash Dee 1850. xhea added to the balance estimated al $SJ.a19. will make Ire sum of Slae ,94T 41 to nest te pay reet of the barreNed bg the State of sse intsrnai improvement fund of $99, ,s2G 42 ana ssia ieasing basanc~ 10 meet contingencies the sam ef sa9,i25.
 The reports of tie Fiaancial Receiver ef the State BaEk, As4 of ths Secretary o< the Board os with m0-s than ordinary satisfaction, they each exhfkt ulrrs szrcessfat eongsp in the plsh-
 eEt of the o1ieets of the act of lie Edstisa ca the one part, and of assigansent oa ,hs other, hy the
 
 two years pEec~ai.g their prevoas FerorfS It viii se aaFne Ia niad ;ssi tae State Bank aud Braaehes ele-s- f-o-Tl rus Jh April. is4S, 10 the aash Sep tenaber lSss only SS3 567 g. bat fer the two years ending the 3lss 0e;obeF, 1s4s there was collected ia sveEy GSsrsPiisa of g9Rds Sgol 55S IS. of this a,nean;, S1s5.5S4 69 is in Stale Eou1s and cuDons attzchs1 te-Wif i2t Boas sold on accoz Hs of State Bank, wiLa S42,46a sa, interest making oa this accoaEt. Is6 ssl 69 aud g Bonds sold oa account of the Rsel Estats Bank, with S3T,f20 interest making ga that sceeaat SIS, TO. Fora more par ticH.sr description os at, refer you the tabular statements accompanying the report. have little to adi ts tse recommendations and xiews furnished my iast beHpai message ia relation to the State Bsak Year ratieasion is claimed with more fride for shc corTecEsss of the views there entertained, dis playiHg ny forecast ia relation to the immense losses likely ts resst frosl eosti1Estion of the present 7Oaey in whaling up this institution than sEy pleasure have in the certainty of the results
 The limited and divided responsibility ia inc rnaaagsmsnt of she Sszss Bank and Branches under the acs af liqai4Atioa Is productive of eviiz FsFhess, tass any eEaex cue eaRsc- The eHoss saensd be thKewa Epsn sue responsible individual. Of htya business qualities. and great weight of char aeter, hEancier of stancing and ia6ae0es, Sho ziaa. shcRA be held responsible for the f4itEfai management ef every interest connected with the
 ass Sssss=-eat of the W th this respo1si- bty II wOssd s< safe to rcPOss great sethoriy and rewsr- 1bs employment of one attorney, or attor- neys should os vested alone ia such sersan il would then be his privilege to employ tne best collectors and obtain the best legal eoaneii, and having the p1%eF szz means ai coaif7znd. would Dc able tain, n court and out sf court every interest of the Bank.
 Tho Legislature wsIl he able ts appreciate moro fully my views upoa this subject, after careful perasa sf ihs able and vclnminaas report of Capt G. W Patrick. who appointed by ne during I@st sYring 6aAk 3gest' under the 18th section of the act ainesda.osy ef the set of h4sidasssa approved 3rd Fshrussy. fs45 After seTe al months ardnoas labor Capt P1trick has, with great and idel- V. embodied fund of rseFai facts for the coaslde- ratioa of the Legislature. which canao: fal to assst materially the formation of correct jadg nent of the rssl sstaztioa of tIss. Banks and farHish data fer their further action. The previous act which bas since been repealed, 6xsd the pay of Bank geat al Si per day. he act authorizing thls appoint msai neither fixed the amount Of pay or maas any appropriation; a very stasEi anoant. h0w-yeF, was paid hfn fn advance out of the eoatipgent fuad ot tse Execatiye Department l'is desirable that ap- PFoPriatioa be made practicable, and the compensation fixed by law ia seeorSz8cs to justice.