NEW SERIES OF THE CONGRESSIONAL GLOBE AND APPENDIX.
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'pNGRESS, at it's last session, through the Joint N Library Committee of the two houses, having authorized large subscription for the Congression- q Globe and Appendix, and the Senate, by resoiu- Iop, haslng directed the mode of preparing the re- ports oi lts proceedings. and authorized the Seets- 'aFy ol the Senate to contract with he undersigned. ,oPna'ing that the reports when written oa; shall Os 'abeei to the revision ot the speakers the Con- s'gss'ohal Globe and Appendix is now odered 10 the P1O'ic not oaiy as an authentic. but as an ohcial spoH Of the proceedings of Congress, made under 'as eye, and published by authority of the body

 | he undersigned originated the mode of lournal- HnS he proceedings of Congress. which, thus adop- "' IS Co be perfected with the aid and nnder the s- yefn''on of Congress. Their publication was the As' and only that gave each successive step in every measure m both branches of Congress; brief o' a' '"e debates; every important vote and an Ap fe0d'S including a fnii length all the revised spec 'Ae' delivered during the session.

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