M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1859-01-13
THE GLOBE:
The OAiciai Paper Of COngresl

| Y SHALL publish the DAILY GtoBs AND ThH
| Il CoNGREs5IoNAL GLoBB AND APPENDIX during
! the next session of Congress. The DAILY GLOBE
viii contain report Of the Debates in both
branches Of Congress as taken down by reporters
equal ut least to any corps Of short hand writer's
iu this or any other country. When the debates
Of day do not make more than forty col
unns. they shall appeal In the Daily Globe OF
tho next morning, which viii contain, also, tho
news Of the day, tUge thGr with such ediIoria,
articles as may be suggested by passing eyents
The Congressional Globe ard Appendix viii
contain report Of al the debates in Congress
revised hy the Speakers, the Messages of the Pre-
sideut of ths United States the Annual Reports
Of tho heads Of the Executive departments, tho
Reports Of Committees Of Congress on imPOrtans
subjects Of general interest, the Laws passed du
ring tie session snd copious indexes toRll. They
will be printed on @ double royal sheet in book
form, royal quartO size each number containing
sixteen pages, averaging 1897 words per page
Tho whole will make between 100 and 1000 pa
gcs lis believed that no book has ever been
published at so low rate. Last year | aGvertis-
ed in the Daily Globe for six months, and In a.
bout one hundred other newspapers in the United
SA,os, reward Of $2l5, 20 be paid TO any per-
son who would produce a book published at 80
low rate, and none was produced. Tho large
number Of copies subscribed for 10y Congress era-
blcs me to Afford the debates to subscribers 50
cheap,
The Congressional Gobo ana Appendix pass
free through the mails of the United States, as
viii bo seen by reading the following Joint Res
o!ution passed by Congress the 9Th August, 1852:
JOINT RESOLUTION, providing for the dis
tributiono OF the laws of Congress and the debates
! thereon.
! Witha view to tho cheap circulation Of the
laws Of Congress and the debates contributing
10 the Interpretation thereof and to make free tho
communication between tho representative and
constituent, bodies:
| Be tresoiyed igt6e Ssaeis and RoslsS ef Rsrrs-
seRtqtircs tie LHds3 Stat(s Of Americ9 ia Con-
! greSs d@eHdlcd, That from aud after the present
session Of Congress, the Congressional Globe and
! Appendix which contain the laws and tho debates
thereon, shall pass free through the III ails 50 long
IA tho sama shall be published by order Of Con.
-ress: P,ocfed, that nothing herein shall be con-
s,rued to authorize tho circulation Of the DAILY
GIoUe free Of postage .r,,, 9''
Tor copy Of the Daily Globs four months, q, ,ce
| For q copy for less time (per month) 90
Fer copy of the Congressional Globe and
Appendix during the Session -, 500
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try where subscriber resides, will ho received
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may be RENTED in postage stamps. which are
preferable to any currency, exceptgold and silver.
Where bank notes under five dollars cannot bs
procured, will send two copies for So.
! a paper willuo be sent unless the money AZ
companies tho order forit,
cannot afford to exchange with al the news
papers that desire the Globe, but will send tho
Daily Globe during the session 10 all who shall
publish this sprospectus three times before the first
Monday Of next December. Those who may
publish should send their papers containing it 10
me- marked with pen to direct attention oit.--
The Congressional Globe and Appendix will ba
stereOtyped, ana thereof shall bo abe to send
the back numbers for the session to all whomay
subscribe after the 'ession commenees butif the
first edition shall have been exhausted before the
subscription money Is received, shall charge al
additional per copy to pay tho expense Of putting
the plates on the press. Subscriptions should
reach me as early ns the first week in December 70
insure complete copies at the prices advertised
above. JOHN G. RIYEs.
Nov. 25, Is5s.-8w