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THE GLOBE,
A CONGRESSIONAL, AGRICULTURAL, AND LTrrrAr,
NEWSPAPER.

HE SLOBE,
CONGRESSIONAL, AGRICULTURAL, AND LITErarv
, NEWSPAPER.
The editors Of the Congressional Globe proDoe,
new publication. To deserve the patron,o,
which Congress has accorded 10 their re boris of +.
debates, IN receiving and making the Globe thf
olhcllI register, they intend TO add promptiuId,
70 Whatever merit has hitherto recommended the
WORK lhey viii publish Daily Globe, torecord
"IC proceedings and debates as they occur; and
4 congressional periodically, as heretofore, cmbo.
! dying the reports of Congress separate from the
miscellaneous matter which will accomBapy lbeu
IN the Daily print To On the sheet OF the daiIy
newspaper, It is designed 10 gather the news from
an quarters, and complete the contents by draw
! ing rom every source that may be of most inter.
eS' among literary novelties, and Of greatest util.
ny IN scientific and practical works on agrcul.
'ure. For material, the leading journals and no.
rlodlcas oil France and Great britain, treating =,
such subjects, will be consulted, and. il * honeJ
adVaptagcousIy used. Original ESSAYS, especial.
/ ly on topics connected with agriculture. will be
| obtained rom the most enlightened and pracli.
cal men OF the county
Inc DIobe, as q newspaper, and a vehicle OF
| information and amusement in other respects
VII! be under the charge of Francis p. Blair and
james Z. Iickett. TheCongrcssiOnal department
ana business concerns of the paper will be under
The management of John g. Rives. The publrr
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with the press. In introducing Mr.. Pickett nc
one OF the concern, they will be allowed to say
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known to the Government, for the taRnt tandiudg
menl winch distinguished his diplomatic services
"hUe connected with the mission to Quito and
more recently when Charge d. Affairs to Perm
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selections and transatons from the French iour.
nails and periodicals, the comments on them, ond
the other literary articles, which will be found
among It's chief attractions.
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the year, and will undergo distribution in the
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and an Appendix.
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miscellaneous articles of the daily print with
synopsis OF the Congressional proceedings
The Congressional Globe will embody. as i.,ssai
done Tor the last sixteen years, ConSss'T!s'nasS
proceedings and debates ~ resslonal
+ hqyO Appendix w"r-fnoraoe " 'eJ.
es siparatey, and the messages OF the rresIuu'r,
of ne United States, and the reports OF the Heads
ogthe Executive Departments.
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Washington October l6. 1343.