The Arkansas banner., 1845-11-05
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 DI{LY P1PER, io De issaed or tde f1St of October nert, :, sia2aer tha tHte Qf Inc ~, O Commercial Times, J flelclra l, k......-..-.. ..
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 q 7HE undersigned pron2sn publishing ea fbe frst 4 day of October fs~i flf4 r.s.E.. ,,,,.,,., the apoye titio.
 fhe rapidly increasing importance Of tho city oi New Orleans, which seems destined at no ren4oi 2 period to oceapYthe most prominent position on tbis continent as GoIhmegeiai Emporium, has led th. publishers ta believe that an an specially devoted to the cause of the Mercantile and RgreRltnfal classes, will meet taai fostering support aa eneour- aSement which this ccr.nanliy has at all times so hberely extended to enterprise, hagiag for is oh. leet the advancement and prosperity ol these iinpor- tant interests.
 Discarding all politica, controversy | is the lG- tenton ol the undersigned to impsrt te their Jour nal characteer thoroughly commercial. To this end, tho most ample and detaied reports of the daily operations M the market with careful review O the momentnfy tUnsactugs will be given; in short all lniornaton Nl-.eb aaY bo useful 10 the nan ul business, will be embo lied in lheir columns Every effort Will be used to render ais department accd- rate and complete Auen3 n3emea,a arc in pregleas, for regular and efficient Correspondence Wilh wfi- ters of acknowledged abate, iA Earopa and in the Northern and Western cities, which ,f.I enahle the undersigned b presel eg .elF readers and eutule ol events in those qua a1s, p}acc interesting tha4. eah be @ieah ifda H,ksr soureps fhe reports q! transactions i thl3 market. el be under tue nasi. agement Of ksR, |. BgFfgGEa who .or many years
  journals et ihls eity, as theG Commercial hdiiDe Looking to the immense, and rapialy e>lsnang value oi tho Agricultural interests of tha south West, t will Do tho constant ain ot the Editars to place before then readers all such information as may tend to the Improvement of these prominent staples Whicl constitute ihe main prop ot the com mercia greatness of New Orleans Deeply impress od with the importance of this subject, ard viewag i in all is Jalnifeations, feature absolutely ne, cessary and essenii9l, t is the intention of the un- dersgncd to apply to this Department hs most zeal ous and untiring assidLity.
 The subject of PUBLtt EDUCATION, more pGrii- cularty relating to Common Schools as suited to the wants of the the South, WH be brought 10 the pub lie notice, of the most important auXiIiaries Tn giving pemanency to our Institutions. LIrgn.t- TURF and the FINE ARrs, will also have their place and be advocated with thc zeal their importance de- mahds.
 MR. T. 5, FnoRrf, by long residence ideatitl- ed with the South, and oi acknowledged ability as writer, Will have charge Of the Editorial Department oi the paper.
 o. A Semi-lreehly country edition, wft be issued on "Wednesday and SatuEday containing a complete price current, and reviewing Of the inatkei togcth- CT with all tue reading aalter comprised H the daily paper.-Pricq , per annum.
 Hedging their best energies to the accomplish ment ol the undertaking, tie undersigned respect fully solicit the patronage of the Pubhe.
 LEWIS HEYLGGER,
 CHARLES BLACK,
 DAVID BRAVO.
 New 0aeans, 18th April, tS54.