The Arkansas banner., 1845-11-12
PRospFcTns
CONGRESSIONAL UNION AND APPENDIX


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 EE7HE undersigned respectfully infoFrg the public. A that, with the approaching session of Congress, they will begin the publication of ffe Coneyession al Union" and "Appepdix.'' The first wili contain full and accurate history of the daily proceeding ol both branches ef tho national legislature II will Ge compiled with such care thai every cifizeu who ia aferested in the public affairs viii iihd | l Piste synopsis of their proceedings and ready Dook oi reference upon all questions which censs before them.
 Enc second, (the Appendix "} will confain sve- Y speech which is delivered in the House of Rep- resenauves and senate daEing the session, repofs- ed at length by full and able cefs ef fesneressioa- at reporters, and fegised before publication by the authors, whenever itia requested These svro works will be strictly impartial, and are intended to be d, l interesting and useini 10 the man Of busincss and 10 ihe politician ot tae one party. as Of the other,
 If may be said without exaggeration, that tho next session of Gohgress B destined to become one oi the most important which has taken place since the iouhtltion of the government. II IS the long session. It IS the session which will develope the l plln oi the present administrations It's measufes will samp he character ef institutions for years to come. Some of tue most important ,litestiops whch are connected with our foreign relations or OUT domestic concerns, viii De presented for their consideration. Inc dnal easure of failYing fhe constitution of feEas, which is to eonsuninaie her admission iito oaf Union, and ie admission of her members into our public counclls--eyery measure which affects the Oregon quesiion--onr relations
 
 Zoi-Nefen treaty, ,-theae and otter measures which | are more or less connected with our foreign rela- tons, VIII come under the reYIeW ef q approach ing Congress. Most of the eninentiy important questions which relate to our internal concerns the revision of tls aIi-tlle adoption oi the best mode for preserving the public moneys--a variety 1 of commercial neasuFes-perhaps inc best system for opr natY,--tAes4 and others will constitute mas of business which is calculated to command much of the tiHe of Congress aud much Of the at teitiiaa ot ha people. They will ali be reported by the "Goagressi1aal Uhion.' ! The Daily, Semi Weekly, and Weekly Union will. as HsHal, embrace interesting variety of mattpt on political, scientific, and literary subjects, along with current neWa ol the day The editor will continue 10 devote all his eaetgiea fo the nl- preHemeHt et "fhe uHioa." He huds many ac- i complshed men o this ely. ihe administration has brough considerable accession oftalehts. Several tried and distinguished Hembe.s of the de- noefatlc party have accepted office nnaer t. Some of tbem have beraiiy contributed their literary la befs to oai oeuehi and we hope to enlist others iii | cur service. Besides, t!e time | nof tar distant when tae eallor intends b ea otter t3ieats to his assistance. His ambition is 10 make his paper wor- tllN Nei ae metropolis cf }be Unier lie i5 petsna- l ded tat, with tho facilities which h;5 position enables him to eGtEia5; Wl.h the oieiaI and other materials placed Wilin hs segch; and with the aid ol tta correspondence which De B attempting to estaiil1a IT tuftan counties, paper may be pub Iishea, which is aet unworthy ol the 1apport of his country. ia undertaking the task, he knew he had many difficulties tp overcome nt4n4 lessons to learn, many saatfbees t0 encounter. lie knety that amid the uri0ns cares ut U lew theaife, ha could moi at i first do justice ta himself bat his zeal has never Jagged. What enthssiasfu and industry can ciieet WIll ha fully accomplished Some errars he may have already committed. Bat upon one point, < De ean speas with gFeet aieaeafe and .silh equal ! reednm. Ghe lnen who are administering tlis go- Fefnment afa working nSas, anxious, as he be. eYes, 10 da theif daty, b sarye Heir country to carry out tal padges under which He President was elected, and the great principles ef the party. So long IS tbe administration a conducted in ths spirit, and upon those principles, he is prepared 10 co-operate with them ii the public services; and to ! give taem as To promised in his prospectus, ga l fair liberal, and efficient sHppoft,n
 We feel deep sense Of gratitude for tic prompt manner in which our political friends in every sec l ton of the country have already come forward to sustain the siinian"
 1 May we not hope that our friends throughout the United States will continue to assist abors, and prevail upoa ther lsieras to teke edition l of the 0nien',
 lEgAs this win De !lle long session of Congress, and will probably last eight months we have con clpded to publish the CoNGpEsaloSAL uNIoN.and APPENDIX on the following
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 ]; Washington, Aug. !, is45. ; STATE OF ARKAssAs,9
 PULASKI COUNTY,
 ! PrQirie Iolueship. yETE, the undersigned, have shis day been called ; " upon to view and appFaisa an e4tlay mare, shown to IS by Lott Johnson, and do fad the same to be bright iron gray mare six years od, thirteen and half hands high no mark or brands perceive able, appraised by is to be worth twenty dollars. : B. F. GuLLEfT,
 SAMUEL ROBINSON. ' r. B SfARBUCK. Appraisers. ', Sworn 10 and subscribed before me lais 9th day r September, A. D. 1915.
 :. Sept. 2i, lsi5.-2-3t II. REYNOLDS, J. r. d Furniture
 rEsHE undersigned would respectfully inform the
 K citizens of Little Rock and vicinity, that he still carries on tae CABINET and CHAIR making business .st his old stand on Markham Street., anu is prepared to fill orders at the shortest notice.
 LUMBER, PRODUCE, HIDES, BEESIF.7X
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