The Arkansas banner., 1847-03-03

bs more useEuIly employed than ia e0adessisg and again spreading ahroad the infeii ernce of oar frss country. tending to such happy results thFoughguF aimos, miracaluusly aeas,ed State and National in stisntions
 Having identified ourselves with the Fsaz os aA- waneinx the usefulness of Congress by publishing aII and impartial reports. ard having large Haxs o[ ti,e conrressionai GloAe and App<ndix. issaea during the last twelve years, which would be itn- paired in value 10 Hs znd utility to the public. if ths work were discontinued. we have doabie mo- tive to prompt us to extrnd it through new series We are resolved if possible, to give # Pernanenee. an1 ia hand II down tD successors as standard Work. worthy of being maintained and improved. We shall enter upon .our rev undertaking wiih0ui being distracted burdened by any associate iahoss oi the presss and thus Hnenenmhered shall hope to make the new series step in advance of the fur- uer in all points ct execution. With vieK so ae- coplisA this. shall Az loae ol the other in al. tendance or Congress
 The reports wiii not he affected by party bias. We believe thai every messbeS of Congress will bear witness thai our seports are fail and fair.
 The Congressional Globe Is made up of the daily rro-eedings of the two Houses of Congress. and printed on anpegne double royal paper. with small
 type fbrevief and ncapariel.i in quafto Sosm. eaeh number eomtaining sixteen royal qaarto pages.-- The speeches of ihe members, in this for, are con. aensesa--the fnlI report of the prspaFec speeches ] being reserved in the AppeEdix. Ali resolutions motions, and other proceedings, are given in the ! fcxm of the Journals. with the yeas and nays Of :, every important question,
 ' The Aupendix IS made up of ihe Presidents An aaAl Ae<k1ge- the repoZs Of the principal othceEs of the Government that accompany II, and al speeches oi members of Congress, written oat and revised by themselves. It is printed in the sams ! form as the Congressional Globe and usually make. about the sane number of pages daring session
 Dariag the last month or SIX weeks of session tbcse is rarely more business eone than wIsi make Two numbers g wsek--cne of the Gengressiona Globe and one of the Appnndix; hui duFiRg the Is-
 lassAsr of session, there usually sufficient mat ter for two or three plumbers of each every week The next session will be unusually interesting. therefore we calculate the Congressional Globe and Aprendix together Miu make near l5o9 large guar 10 pages. priE;es in small tyPe-brcxieF and nonpa- riei We furnish complete indexes to both at tile end ef a session
 Weehaxe on hand the Congressional Cloae and Appendix for the last l5 sessions Of Congress, ma king together i5 large qasrto yolgrses, which we seu unbound, for S4i, CT bound with Rsssia backs and corners for SJ6. Those who wafit inc back volnnes should apply for tha iGetSateiy, as they are in demand. Congress subscribed tor 34i com plete sets during the two last sesssoas- The pro eeedinss of Congress foEsfhe last nlBe years cannot be procured fosa any other soeree-s' aaes ard Sea ton having stopped printing their Register of De bates in 1887.
 We viii endeaYor to print sufficient number o surplus copies to sapP!y all that may be nscarTisd or lost in the mails; 5at subscribers should be sery particular to file their papers carefully for fear that sye should not b. able fc supply al the lost nua- { bery.
 TERMS:
 For one copy Of the Congressional Globe, Sl q , For one copy of ibe APPenaix. o' For six eor,ips o5 either. or Uart of both. x The u,ssslev may be remitfef by mail al our risk I Our prices for these papers are so Io~ tha, wt cannot afford 10 credit them olt; therefore, 10 per ] son need consume his time in writing for them un- I less he sends the money.
 l BLAIR k RIVES. , Washington, Oct. I5, ISIS s-