Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-03-09
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T PUBLISH now ny annual prospectus Of "Ths Baily
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dir" 70 remind subscribers, sEd inform those Who nay
Monday o. next December, when I shsl resume publish
ing the absve-named papers. They have bsen published
% long, inst most public men know their character, and
therefore deem II needless 70 give . minute scoount Of
the kind of matter hey win contain.
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hem viii, each, be able 10 report, verbatim ten thoas-
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DO not make more than forty-hye columns, they VIII ~
near in "The Daily Globe Of the next morning. which
viii contain, also, the news q the day together with
sneh editorial Artielss a. nay be suggested BY passins
sTbs Congressional Globe and Appendix" wiz osnisin
4 report OF al the debates in Congresi revised y ne
.peakers. the messages o. the President Of the United
ststeq. the annual reports Of the heads OF thu Executive
/ Dspsrtmsnts, the laws passed daring he session, and
espious indexes 70 all. They viii be printed on = double
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whether a reprint OF printed frum mAnuserlpteofy W-
ing for data he average number Of wcrdsit eontalns-
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r,essure. BE- upon the policy Of the President elect and
aThe Globe" win be, IS it has been for many years past
ne oriy source from which full debates Of Congress- can
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b. reading the following ioiEt redolution passed BY Con-
gress the Sth Of August 1851;
/ Toiot resolution providing for the distribution Of The laws
Of Congress and the debates thereon
win view 10 the cheap circulation Of the lawso
noneress and the debates oontributiug 70 the true inter
srsf,tion thereof, and to make free The cummuntcation
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n, ifresolved By The Senate and House q Representa-
tfvssof the United States OF America IN Congress assez-
bisF. nat rom and sitter the preseutssssion Of Congress
ne Congressional Globe and Appendix" whica contain
M laws and the debates thereon, shall pass free through
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Of Congress:
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Washington. October 70, lsso--InoiT-su