Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-12-03
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AL GL0EE AND APPENDIX, to remind sub
scribers, and inform those who may desire
to-suhscsiLs. that -Co.gress viii -@sst-os
the first Monday Of next Desenbsr, when
l shall recommence publishing the above
named papers. They have been pubiished
80 long, that most public men know theif
character, and therefore deem il needless
matter trey will contain. asraT s2tA
Tue DAILY GLogE will contain report
Of the Debates in both brxnches Of, Conn
gress a. taken down BY reporters eqpsl,
at least, to any corps Of short hand wrn
ters in this, or in any other county. a
ajority Of them will, each, be able to 70.
port rer6atim, ten thousand words an hour,
while the average number Of words spoken
by fluent speakers rarely exceeds seven
thousand FIVE hundred words an hour
When the debates Of day do not make
more than fortv.five columns, they will
appear in the Daily Globe Of the next
morning. which will contain, also. the news
Of the day, together with such editorial
articles a. may DO suggested bp passing
events. ,...-. q: ...-s s,-...,.t,.
The CONGRESSIONAL GLOBE AND AppEy.
DIX will contain report Of all the De-
bates in Congress, revised by the speakers,
the Messages Of the President Of the Uni.
ted States, the Annual reports Of tho
heads of the Executive Departments, tho
Laws passed during the session, and co.
pious indexes to all. They will be print
ed on double royal sheet, 10 book form,
royal quarto size, each number contain
ing sixteen pages. The whole will make,
it is believed, between 1860 and 1900
pages, the long sessions for many years
past having ranged between those num-
bers, and the next session will be long
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taxing for duta the average number Of
words OF the long sessions since the year
1913. The average number of words in
page is 1897, consequently the average
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Z90,772. As have sold to subscribers
that number Of words for six dollars, it
follows hat they have paid IS than six
and one half cents for every 100. coo words
have furnished them, while have paid
my reporters ab,29 for every >, 81 words,
nt this work III manuscript
In" coming session will, without doubt,
be an unusually interesting one, because
The Candidates OF the respective partics
tor President and Wee President of the
J. nit"d States will be nominated before il
closes, and. therefore. the debates will
be mostly on such political Questions as,
It may be thought, viii tend to influence
pubic opinion in regard to the persons
to be supported for these Offices, and tho
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United States, rs will ba seen by reading
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Congress the 9th Of August, 1852:
JOINT Resolution providing for the distri-
button o! the laws Of Congress and the
Debates thereon
With view To tn" cheap circulation nf III, laws Il
i4r-sN thu debates contributing TO thu, true
Interpretation the rpf. ant & make fee the crarru IL
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BE- Il, Eesolved ~ the semste and House Of Repre-
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grrss assent led. That from aud after ne rrrsrn,
~rssi II ." .tt@'t'~s tbs cnrrrssinna. Gl0- aud Ap
p,nd'k whi h contain the Laws and thr debates
thereon. sa,ii pas, free through 50 long 4.
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