Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1846-03-14

THE undersigned propose publishing on
the lst day Of October next, Daily Pa
per, under the above title.
The rapidly increasing Importance Of
the city of New Orleans, which seems
destined at nc remote period to occupy the
most prominent position on this continent
as Commercial Emporium, has led the
publishers TO believe, that an organ spe.
cially devoted TO the cause Of the Mercan,
tile and Agricultural classes, will meet
that fostering support and encourage,
ment, which this community has at all
times so literally extended 10 enterprise
having (or oifs object the advancement
and prosperity Of these important inter
Iests.
Dscarding all political controversy, il
lis the intention of the undersigned to i'm
part to their Jourla a charter thoroughly
commercial. To this end, the most ample
and detailed reports Of the daily opera
tons in the market, with careful review
of the monetary transactions will be CIV.
en-; 10 short, all information which may
be useful TO the man Of business, will be
embodied in their columns. Every effort
will be used 10 render this department &C
curate and complete-Arrangements are
in progress, for regular and efficient
correspondence with writers Of acknowl-
edged ability, in Europe, and in the North.
ern and Western cities, which will ena,
Bile the undersigned to present 10 their
readers an epiome Of events in those
quarters, more interesting than can be
cleaned from other sources. The reports
OF transactions in this market, will be I'M
der the management Of Mr.. l.. HEYLIGER,
who for many years past has been asSo-
cated with some Of the leading journals
| of this city, as their Commercial Editor.
Looking TO the immense, and rapidly
Extending value Of the Agricultural inter
ests of the South west, it will be the con
slant aim Of the Editors TO place before
their readers all such information as may
tend TO the improvement Of those promi
nent staples which constitute the main
prop of the commercial greatnessor New
Orleans. Deeply impressed with the lin
porlance Of this subject, and viewing tim
all its ramifications, as feature absolute
| Iy Necessary and essential, it is the inten-
ton Of the undersigned to apply to this
| Department the most Jealous and untiring
assiduity.
The subject Of PUBLIC EDUCATION, more
particularly relating TO Common Schools,
as suited to the wants Of the South, will
be brought to the public notice, as one OF
the most important auxiliaries in giving
permanency 10 our institutions. LITERA-
ITURE and the FINE ARTS, will also have
their place, and be advocated with the
zeal their importance demands.
Mr.. Il. B. THORPE, by long residence
identified with the South and of acknowl.
edged ability as a writer, will have charge
of the Editorial Department Of the paper.
A Semi-reekly country edition, will be
issued on Wednesday and Saturday, con-
tanning complete price current, and
review Of the market, together with all
the reading matter comprised in the daily.
Price IS per annum.
Pledging their best energies TO the
accomplishment Of the undertaking, res
pectIully solicit the patronage of the
Public, LEWIS HEYL, GER,
CHARLES BLACK,
DAVID BRAVO.
New Orleans, September, 1915,