Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-11-08
THE GLOBE:
THE OFFICIAL PAPER OF CONGRESS-.

PUBLISH noz nv annual Prospectus Of TEE DAILY GLosE,
and THE GLouE AFPSB1H, % remndsub
COugess viii the FIRST Monday OF next December when
shall psblsng the a5oYensmed papers They
character therefore deem needless to give minute &C
count of the kind Of mater they Til contain
babce ofGongess taken down BY reporters equal at least
any corps shor hand writer's in this or in any othe cln
try naiory EACH Re able to report etrdtfs
thousand hour while the average numbered words
spoken BY fluent speakers rarely exceeds seven thousand hye nun
dred words hour When the debates OF day DO not make
than forty Eve columns they wi appear IN the Daily Ooe
othe rext mornings which VOL eontAn also. me news o. ne
day. together WITH such editorial articles as may be suggested BY
Hr eoBz AND APPESDrx will contain report
Of all Debates Congress eyisedty the sPeaers the Mes
se fthe President Of States The annual reports
OF e Heads the Executive Department the Laws passed dur
in The session coous indexes to ALL They viii be printed
royal Sheet book FORM royal quarto sze each
number containing sixteen pages The whole Will make it is
believed between sOOaud 900 pa5 the long sessions fr
ny years Eas having raugs between those numbers and the
next session long This believe is the cheapest
vrE ever l in any country whe reprint printed
manuscript copy tasing for data the average number 81 Horus
long since the e45 The average number
Of PAGES SO and the average number Of words Is
1897 uenty the average number Of verbs o. lO1g se
go re- As have sold % subscribers tat number OF
words for sir dollars follows that they have paid tess than
sir hf cents ererg 100000 toords ha0e r
1881 words, ofthis work, IN iasnascript
The ming session will, without doubt be an unusually IL
restug one because the candidates Of The respective parties FOR
Vice President Of the United states vii be MONT
naed before closes aad therefore, th9 Debates VIII re mosy
questions be thought, vii tend 70 IN
public opnio regard to the peous TO o supported of
and the Globe will be- B u mas been LOT many years
past the cnlJ from which full Debates ofconses can
be obtained. -,
TIE CONGRESSIONAL GLoBE pass free through
the nails OF United viii be By reading me
following Resolution passed BY Congress e on Of Az
gust, I652
Joint Resolution providing the distribution Ct The Laws Of
Congress ami the Debates thereon
with view TO cheap circulation OF the lawson Congress
and the debates contributing the interpretation hsreo
and TO make the communication between the representative
and csnstiluent bodies: tf..-
BE re.ssd By TIE Senate ad House. Of Representatives.
oftke United etteS u AlaeicG IN congress ASssla That
fTom and after present Of Congress, the CONsRs
IJsAL which eontain the aEs ard the de-
oates thereon pass free through the mails 50 long the
same shall published by order Of Congress- Pr0Cdd, That
nothing shah construed authorize the circulation Of
toe DAILY GLOBE free Of postage.
AppsO ed, August =, io52- a.
TERMS:
For cory Of the Daily Globe. g s. 90
For one copy Of TIE Congressional Globe and A p
pendix. during the session Sb W
For two cop duo When aered at TIE 10 %
No attention will be paid order uniss tie money accom-
paLyits 81 u ~ q .E.a u > Il
in the section Of the country where sub
screr resides will be received par The whole or any part
Of subscription may RENTED In postage stamps, which Is
preferable % any currency, except gold or silver. -
afori exchange with all the newspapers mat ce
the Globe the Daily Globe during The session
the editors Of those papers who publish s rs tnr &c
times before the first Monday o. december, and send to
enc number paper containing IT, marked with pen 70
direct ny attention to it. ,or,,, = ,,,,.,
" .ztrrx,.roU Oct 1889