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PROSPECTUS FoR TIE
rh.rressional Globe and Appendix.

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frnswed prspars sion on our part 10 puhlish Il'
ConsEKssiuSGL GLOuE and APrESDx 10 the ap. /
preaching s,rSion, aud 10 invIJe sutseTipiois-
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work, or sueh terms enable us SOw 70 MAKE |
somplsge repnrts, 10 multiply snd issue the num-
t'r N qUh keT succession than heretofore, an
Shout cTv z~iug the price 10 osuhserIJeFs. We hop
T. make good r@Iurn for the lLerSlny and high o.
6cisl sSncuon ,hgs brs,owed on the pu6l6suon.
We shall inrrsasr the volume atieSzt one-thlrd BE-
yond Ihe ordnsrS bulk, and endravor 10 add 70 iIs
esrlulness ~ extending still iurIieT us large eff
sutiion.
This last il nor .he least important point in the
view o. congress. Faithful and durable reports
OF the dsralPs OF the body are OF value 10 proper
lion 70 the extent Of their circulation aflong the
people. Il IS in Ihls way that congress u trough
inIo The presenee OF i,s remote eonsttaents-ihsi
it obtains easy access and holds sOmmunon with
lh"m from day 70 day, and renders The government
rally esentatve.
Having received from all psr;iss in congress the
sspugesi marks ol aPprot alton and confidence IN
the liberal means aud permanent contract voted
~ continue the work, we shall not be found wan.
ung in ,hg inn aiiaily and industry necessary 10
.he due iulfluieut Of the engagement on our part.
The next session viii task 10 the utrhosi the besI
efforts Of ,hos, connected with the underUkine.
IL will he distinguished Ivy discussions OF exuaor-
diuary interest and results oi abiding concern
TIE war, lis origin aud conduct by officers IN the
rabinet and "a the field, will furnish subjects Of
prolound inquiry and consideration. The terms
., peace, the ds sposition 10 be made OF conqueSs,
Ihe consequences to be drawn from all that has
ten done, as affecting parties ia this country, and
r-pecislIy a. bearing on the approaching PrtsIden-
Val srcI or, will open up novel aud powerfully
operating discussions, rendering The councils at
Washington during the next year as pregnant oi
good or ,.yIl Ia this continent "a those OF kome
were 70 Ihr OIo World in the days Of her early en-
ricy Such field icr deberallou and action was
never presented to any previous congress. All
that has ranspired, or may hereafter trsnspre be-
fore the close OF the approaching session OF con-
IIess, in New Mexico, California, in the capital OF
Mexico and the provinces still dependant upon II,
will come under the consideration OF the next
Congress. Ils debates will eontain the history ol
the war, and ts action determine its results, whc-
ther they be decided by arms or diplomacy. And
Nhl,evrr is developed concerning this vast and in
trrerling matter on the floor Of congress or in the
Executive messages, will be ouhd recorded IN the
CoNGEEssioNAL GLUBE and APPENDIX.
THE CONGRESSIONAL GLOBE is made up of the dai-
IN proceeding OF the Two Houses OF Congress, and
printed on superfne double royal paper, with small
Npp, tLrever and nonpnreil,) in quarto form, each
numl er containing sixteen royal quarlo pages.
The speeches of the members, in this first fJrnl,
are condensed-the full report Of Il prepared
speeches reserved for the APPENDIX. All resolu-
tons, motions, and other proceedings, are given IN
tho form OF the Journals, with the yeas and nays
on every important question.
Every member will have an opportunity to read
hs remarks before they are put to press, and alter
our report il he shall think It incorrect.
The A ArTEN DIX is made up Of the PrFsidents an
nua message, the reports OF the principal officers
oil the government that accompany il, and all
speechcs Of members Of congress, written out e.
vis,d hy themselves. ltis printed in the zane iorm
as the c NGREssIoSAL GLOBE, and usually mak's
about tue same number OF pages during session.
During the rstmonh or six weeks OF aTessIon,
there il rarely more business done than wlI make
two numbers a week--one Of the CONGRESSIONAL NL
GhuHE ard one Of the APrENDIx; but during The
remainder Of . ion, there u usually sufficient
matter for two or three numbers oil each every
wp,k The next session will be unusually inter
rstinr; therefore We calculate that the CJNGGEs-
sIoNAL GLOBE and ArPENDM together will make
near 900 large qutrto pages, printed in snail
,ypc--hevirr and nonparr We furnish COM
plr,e Indexes 10 9th at the end OF session.
We will endeavar to print sufficient number OF
turpIus copies to supply all that may he mscarred,
or lot in the mails; hut suhscrlbers should Os very
particular to Ale their papeN carefully, Tor fear shat
wrshould nothe abe to supply all the lost numbers
We have lew surplus copies OF tue Nohgreh-
sona Globe Tor the last session OF congress, which
We will sell lor the original subscription prices
copy. w" have no surplus copies OF the APP
pendX for ihBI session,
TERMS.
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For one COW of the Appendix, Z 90
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pectus before the frat day OF December, aud send
Us one copy Of their paper containing It, marked
around with pen to direct our attention to w.
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one eopy OF the Congressional Globe and Appen'
dix during the session.
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person need consume time ia writing for them,
unless the money accompanies the order.
Subscriptions should be here by the I3h Deem
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BLAIR & RlVES.
Washington. October 4, lsi7.