{"newspaper_name": "The Arkansas banner.", "edition": "01", "page": "p3", "byline": ""}
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The bank having possession of stock mortgages m her ddueiary capacity, holding lhem as an agent under clause ln the char fer, for all tae parties concerned, had DO right la making voluntary surrender io irus- tees of her assets for liquidation. 10 appoint such agents to take the asaFagemeni and coa- irs,l of those mortgages, ahieh iii the haatls of the trustees have been placed iu state ol foreclosure, and in some instances nsoGsgaged property sold al a sacrifice, for the paymeus of money borrowed q the bank. upon the credit of stock held in thai institution. Il will be seen by an inspection ot the charter, that such mortgages were given 10 the baDk, and by the lish secsRn of iht charter were transferred. not by any act of the Bank, kgt hy operation of law. going into effect the mo- meat of their execution 10 the SLaie and bond hOlders. without prosiding..for the can,lngen- ey such as happened by the surrender oi .he assets io trustees. Ii remains matter oi doubt now that the bank has ceased ao exist &i.h her original powers and privileges sn-

 der the charter, which party. in law, shall nave ,s.e custody, connoi and f,nal foseeio-