Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-11-04
T. s. Arfhur's New Book.
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PUBLISH now my annual Prospectus The DAILY
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TO remind subscribers, an. inform those who may
desire subscribe, that Congress will meet on the
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bates in b. In branches Of Congress taken dawn by
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The CoNG iEssioNAL GLoRE AND APPENDIX will con-
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by tile speakers the Messages Of the President OF the
s United e., the Annual Reports Of the Heads Of
the Executive Departments, the Laws passed during
the Sc sion and copious indexes ALL They will be
printed a double royal sheet in book form royal
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The wh"le will make it is believed, between 800
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past having ranged between those numbers, and he
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lhe coming session vii, without "ouot, be an
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of tie respective parties for President and Vice
President If the United States will be nominated be-
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mtstiy on such political questions as, it may ne
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JOINT RESOLUTION PRovIDING THE DISTRIBUTION OF
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With view to the cheap circulation If the lap Of
Congress snd the debates contributing To the true IN
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JOHN C. RIvES. .
WASHINGTON, October 81, 1859. nOv4-3t