{"newspaper_name": "The Arkansas banner.", "edition": "01", "page": "p1", "byline": ""}
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The last whig legislature of Ohio has sig nalIzed itself by palining upon the State new and general system of banking, distrbn- ted through its sections, in certain propor- tons Under this monsuous system, says,

 the Union, several banks have taken refuge

 two of the old institutions, and three new

 ones, The whole is to be governed by

 board of control, whose president and collea-

 gues are all whigs One ofits most mischiev-.

 ous features is in the denomination of it's

 issues. There is no restriction in this res- peci; but they may issue notes from $ to SlO0. They are called s.ifee banhs,n and one privilege of free bank is to food the State

 with small notes, and superce2e the general circulation of ..the constitutional currency gold and silver Thus whilst some of the

 other'Slates are awakening to the necessity

 of adopting some saluiary check upon papef

 morcy, and are even attempting 10 guard the abuse by provisions of their constitutions

 the whigs of Ohio are throwing open the door to small notes. The notes of all the free banks are to have uniformity of design They are to be registered by R. Hulme, IT The ones have Gov Worthington on the left, and GoY McArthur OH the right. The threes have Gov. Tlhin iii the centre, and Gov. Morrow on the right The ives have Henry Clay on the left, and Gov. Corwin on the. right. The tens have Gov Vance and Gen eral Harrison, and the twenties have Gen. Jackson and John Quincy Adams. Twos, filles, and hundreds, are not as yet engraved. On the left end of all the notes, directly over the signatures, is small vignette, composed of Justice holding a scale, and .Agrieultnre' holding some of the produces of the soil, around which are these words-.secured by the pledge of stock Peaasylrdniaa.