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PattEcrxtpu for War.

1t has been generally understood and be-
lcycd that the late Prince Consort was tho
means Of keeping England frosn going to " ar
with this country at the time Of the Trent
BIuek1coud for November, that two or three
members Of the Cabinet stood out strongly
against war. and successfully resisted Pal
merstop, who was decidedly belllgcrcnt.
DIdek1rood says:
1t is now no longer sec1et that Losd Palmeraton
sae sas up @ns s. wa a. Sn
ing and insolence Of United America oa many oc-
c4slons, and saw. with the c1eaEness Of hts earlier
years that The Tas at ie181h 0red OF
The Emperor Of the French, equally long sighted,
agreed Wih Lord Palmerton; and bad there not
been with him IN the Cabinet men to whom The
tul, The message sent to "asaaDstoa woald
Ss9ss s.ss essotd ds t 10 sPfs ns mouth 70 e
mat line not only 3lr. Gladstous, Nj. Miner Glib.
I'D DE- M ot xs5 sss eot & ao 81 sss Gs,scos e
moet pacific Of HtnIeters-one who could never.b
brought 10 ea that in the llres OF nations, a. in
S q
it, own sake 1t is perfectly 70 anticipate
outselses By ini3icting II On them.
tLat England and France did not go to wal
with US. It's lamentations luke the following
shape:
"lad We struck, then, as Lord Palmesston was
an1fou1 that We should do, The Southern States
would have aehisrsd thctr indspendenee and be
customers. Bnt a section In The Cabinet objected
Lord PalmerEton gave way, and we are, With tht
Fedcrals victorious, conducting, through Lord Rus
sell, one Of the most vexatlous and We fear, mos
nnsafe, coacspondeuces that ever tho Minister o
one Power Wae calledi npon to conduct with TIT
, 1865-11-29

The Charlottesville Chronicle Of the 18th
instant contains two long accounts OF hunt
ing excursions made recently by two hunting
clubs, which show surprising results. One Of
deer.hunters, from Albemarle and Louisa.
The hunt came Off at the ArmIstead place, In
Augusta county, commencing the latter part
of October, and continuing two weeks. The
party consisted Of quite lnrge number of
gentlemen, including members Of the club
and guests. The dogs numbered flfty-two.
The first day they killed five deer, the seeoud
day four, the third day five. The fourth, the
hunt wns prevented by rain; 80 of the fifth
day, but late in the evening they went out
and killed enc deer. The sixth day they
killed three. This closed the first week, with
seventeen deer The most Of the hunters
manned, and in four Or five days Killed SIX,
making in ali twenty-three deer.
Tho other party was the North American
Club, composed Of gentlemen from Albemnr1s.
and Nelson: They hunted week. They
consisted Of twcnty y-thfee hnntsmen. with
thirty-four dogs. The first two davs the
weather was unfavorable, and they killed
only three deer; the third day, nine; the
next day, six the next day, five, and the last
day, five: On summing up, the results were
twenty eight deer, two large turkey gobblers,
eight pheasants and one wild cat. One Of the
party, famous hunter, who has Killed I" up
1rards Of seren.ccn hundred der ,r;th o,x aus.
pronounced this the greatest hunt that was
ever made on North Mountain. It is pleas.
Ing to sec, In these incidents, the eytdsuce
that our hardy and enterprlsfur mountain
gentry hare not lost their manly SPORT
which, from the olden times, have construed
one Of the prominent charsctetistIcs Of the
Virginia country gentleman.
, 1865-11-29
no. 11-CABINET ORGAN,

With eight stops. four complete sets and two
manuas-b blown BY the performer and Is the largest
st7s which contains the automatic sEe1l. Intended
for the parlor sud drawing room.
In elegant Roaewood case, highly finished.
, 1865-11-29

The work Of entargtng and rebuilding the
New Hampshire State House, Is nearly done, and
the Improvement Is not only Substantial but
pleasing. The dome and eastern portico are the
prominent figures. The portico is Of two stories,
covering the central third Of the ftont cegasion.
1t embraces sixteen massive granite columna eight
On each ssory. The carving of the capttaIt Il
qu1sis}J done, as Is also the panel work Of the
gable above, representing the State sea1 in the
centre, relieved by handsome scroll work. The
size OF the Representatives. Hall his been in
creased oue-ahlrd. It IL now large cnough for from
four to hEc hundred members. New Hampshire is
little State, but the people seem to think rood
mapy lawmakers better than few. Hence als
former attempts to limit representation in the lower
branch hare proved futile, and the number IL co.,
t1nually increasing with the population, while the
senate remains stationary At dozen members.
The Governor Of Rhode Island alheres
a!oue to his selection Of the 30h 1n. for Thanks.
giving day. but it would seem nom the tone Of some
ci the Rhode lsland papers that the Governor.
Thanksgiving viii not be very generally observed.
The ra1lls In most 1nstanccs will be run on Thrrs
day next, and stopped on the National Thanksgiv'
in.- Dec I.
, 1865-11-29

Indianapolis LeZtslatuFe.
1SDIANArol1a, Nov. 2e.-Ihe Committee On the
NecEanles' Resolution, looking Ia the taxation ot
Cover ment bonds. eas announced By the Presi-
Wright, Chspman and Brown Of Wells.
4 resolution to adjourn stne die on December 7th
was referred 10 the Committee Oh Finance.
coa n cton eeny q otobe1 nd e
The following House Ellis were read first time:
sale q fehoo1 Lands IN Lake COUNTY: s&endiSs I he
1aT relative to levels and drains; amending The
law in regard TO estrays; raising The prners fees
to 6e rs no p6e @ dss1 s. .a o1
failnre to examlne the vile apart nom her husband
declaring The laws now in toEeo sufficient TO pay
snbjects embraced IN tie Governors message
were referred as follows: Tint part which refers 10
that subject; House Of Reform for juvenile oEand-
crs to Committee on Benevolent Institutions; SOL
and Seamen's IIon1o 10 committee Of one hon each
Congressional Distrfct oflcial bonds 10 judiciary
Gomm.ttee; Grand Ja11es to ZANE COMMITTEE;
sans committee; edueation 10 COMMITTEES On E,a.
!ss Eshts ii fsiseee Gal fadana e oops Se to
States to Committee on Federal Relations.
q Communication w1. received from the Gov
etnof !Eanfmi1ting letter nom the Surgeon Gen-
onat ~ ~ cta, ~ tne tIap.ef hopai Wss tnInea
tre-rior NY ha G ,o- ~. vnu " .ae nutss teeeips
We .netc'o'' a"e Government Proposes = si'c 1ne
syurssonv',c Genera! Hospital to the State OF In
diana for home Tor disabled soldiers and seamen
On the same terms.
The following House bills were taken up and
tcCalizin7 sctnnw1cipments NJ Seeds whern cor1.
mission Of notary before whom they were ecknoHl-
mir t1AA
ecurts of conrfIfatinn.
MI. Brown. Of Wells. fntrndncef n reso,nt,on
raisfn1 cnmnit,ea r. tnonfne ;nto tha .rnodiancr
nj rniSrrjne A. rrs;rfct,nr IN nnwer1 pY strcst
raiiwnv r1,11nsnies' 'o' f'"~A7 ~ e'A~~'
@.' uonep
- n1mbeF OF pcI1t1ons upon the subject Of Mm
, 1865-11-29

Gov. 0E2caby-mtlltafJ 1tcms-Asses"-
ment Returns Of Clay County-ufInol*
soldiers Killed During the War.

Ae+A+4<s
tnent Returns OF Clay County-IllInol*
Soldiers Killed During the War.
Especial Despatch to the Chicago Trlbune.l
SrKtxoF1ELn, Nov. IS
Gov. ogleaby will leave for Washington on
Thu1rdxy next.
The I'd and 10Th regiments Of Illinois cayal1y were
at San Antonio, Texas, on the 7th inst, and are
expected to arrive at Camp Bn,1cr about the 18th
OF December. ..
Col H. j. John.on, commander Of Camp Butler.
II, We learn ctec.fng eome radical reforms at that
post, which will tend to the benefit Of the soldiers
r.ndezvousIng there. The baz7acks have been put
In the most thorough repair for the reception Of
troops,
We CLEAN the following from the assessment re-
turns Of Clay county received 1t the Auditors
Office to-day. Value Of taxnble personal personal
property *s1a.& $50: value Of Lands. railroad property
apd town lots SR 5sl; real and personal property
{aaH,M1; whole tax levied, ~ 24s11o. Acres IL
ep1uyallon-wheai, 136 SOS: com. 2a0 0a3; other de1d
products, Gilt; rausdon IN 1854, 81, ,e6l. ga1nt
$3i1,5N.
4 inrpe CORDS Of clerks ut Adjt Gen. H1ynie's
otfce are bn.ily engaged In preparing FIST Of
lhpos soldiers who have lost their lives in the last
var,
, 1865-11-29

An Ingenious Device BIZ Women In Can.
ada TO SmuEEle Whfxkey Into
1he United States.

WAsuI:orox, Nov. 9s--An Ingenious echeme
tor Smuggling Wh,skey from Canada into the Unit
ed Slates has lust been detected. There were
thirty-two women on board Of one hallway train.
bound to the United States. who held In their
arms what 1t hrst appeared TO be babies carefully
w9pppcd up with neal little tee exposed to the gaze
Of patfengers Upon investigation tt was disc9v-
crcd 1hat they were TIN cases, fashioned attcr the
similtude Of babies, containing from three to hye
ralInne of whi.key. About thirty Of the women
were arrested, and ose. one hundred gallons Of
Fehf6tey secured.
, 1865-11-29

6s night BE- ertes'ed took his departure forthwith
.tH1c. .t,.s ssn.f promise that the prosecntlng
:Ano9 eauo4 also be allowed to appear at the
.e q o. "a =. onn1ssion which MY possibly pre-
.2.e ~ss vessel Etlah, built in this dty, Is nov
adoat ard IN condition for service The Etlsh made
trial trip IN our Eatbor On the e1st nst. under the
direction Of The Chief Engineer Charles Il. Lortng,
q. S. NJ the general inspector Of iron-clad steamers
west Of tho Allegheny Mountains. ln consequence
only short distance. The Trip made, however,
and tho performance Of the Et'sh surpassed the
most sangutne expectations Of both the inspectors
and rnntrnctnrs
, 1865-11-29


Hrooklyn Nav Yard uattcts-Thc
r.o1c Ttnoo,sIrn r1urt,er-Ftre On 1fcr-
r..-1 -.
Ger Street Church Blown Down.
Payment for Gen. Grants House.
Sanitary Measures,
~-von-- ~ oe-,t h,. ,>,o, ,,o.o-,,,,oa -
NEW loRf- nov zs--lt mas neen determined to
dispense With the eetvtcc* o. al Woskmcn IN the
brooklEn Navy lald wno aasS mol sefsea IN !ne
army OF navy duflng me leoelno1. " toIs p!aeE
many "ho hare been empioyed In toe yafu !or
where
The 4eW church when vas Geins p aaii5 ~ iof l tae
Methodist congregation oset Enlcn me lase hss.
ME. Booth bad charge, 4: the corner OF Union
avenue and Nohle stFeet, Was o1own down Aet
nfEhf BY gale which sWept over the CITY II aoout
midnight .u H..
The tnyeettGat1on q alleged nande AZ N tae
B,ook]}n Nary Yard, Is being continued under The
supervision Of Col. Oftutf, spec1A d9Feroment
agent. The Hauds art said to extend through
several years. and TO have been elected ~ Alse re-
turns on muster rolls, and that the Government
has heen sx3naled ont. OF many hundreds ol
thousands Of dollas
About liz O'Clock l4st nigh. as the Newark
tIaiu was entering the Jersey City depot. an nn'
known man, about twenty years Ct age. WAS run
oFer 4Dd literally torn TO pieces Inese were ihfce
envelopes found On dGccasco, upon which Was
lnteTDed -. W9teotL
The Common Council Of pto9KlJn nst evening
intFodnced e resolutions r. ioT ne tmnaealats sa'e q
The lily tdfk- Tue eceHe OF l0e lal6 Eu0ltel a 1Es
, 1865-11-29
.AOR R6O@@e
Continuance of the
Felian Excitement.
| ARREST OF The FENlAN
HEAD CENTRE OF IRE
LAND.
The English Press on Caleb
Cushiagg's Missisa.
ENGLAND ASKING FOR m
TERFERENCE IN THE
CHILIAN-SPANISH WAR.
Congressional Preliminaries,
the PRESIDENT Oh RECON.
$TRUcT!gHs
Hon. Schuyler Colfax Sure
Of Reelection.
PROSPECTS OF TIE ADMISSION
OF SOUTHERN DELEGATES.
The Wisconsin Farm
Mortgagers.
RI0TS ON THE LACROSSE
RAILROAD
Bridges Burned and Tracks
Torn Up.
GURLEY, THE MURDERER OF
GEN. McC00K, TO BE HANGED
OH FRIDAY.
RI0TS ON THE LACROSSE
RAILROAD
Bridges Burned and Tracks
Torn Up.
GURLEY, THE MURDERER OF
GEN. McC00K, TO BE HANGED
Oh FRIDAY,
EUROPE.

Against the Lord -Fenian
Head Ccnfre~ arrextaA-Thar r.,..a.a.
of anA&r1a to be Crowned King OF
aunEaFE-Mr- Cusbingsa MI~~iou-In-
terfcrence In the Spanish CEli1fan War
n-a..-rt,. r1..,-...
xfeAA-Aoe 'uafAe'"'
poEE1.SD Ea,. c Ne Sos $50 P m-The steam
deny Eth, has arrived at thif port with fFe days
later news than those already reccived. ''
The D11tifh Government Detained tbe West Tndis
mail steamer ruhiacnt tune to allow ihe con1mef CO.. %
ci body to consider tie steps feqaai1e TO be isIen
for the projection Of British interests III Chlli.
Coppes had again risen Ten pouuds. Cof1nu de.
clined va On fhe Week-closinr nominal SsIes Of
the week 46,000 bales. Orleans middliur a0d Fl.
days sa1ee 600 hale--marlet closing nnch.nccd.
Proyisjons less ina.
CopsoIs s9@s0A for money; s-eos Gs.A6s: III.
cent; ahsrse Sl@sln; Este seaEes s..
E371, 200 Con.ols higher u e9tz6fs9l<. French
frntes s6f sc.
The 1riEh Judges decided no action could be
Ii his official capacity In the Luby casc.
STEPHENS Head Centre Of Feufans. h.. hern mr.
rested, M1.h several Others.
treaton ot the Head Centre md bis pccompiIcer.
and trusts that Stephens arrest viii extingutsh Fe-
nan!6m Atoecthef.
dence he,1een LEY. "a oas, tne ee1espon
~ ~ Y4,4,1. - IT. .~.,.x,,v h,,. a..
,naneh frc.s ma ,,c, t,e ~ i},HIts ts ,.1.
cs,,n,eain, "d it e% r. W. I,sI,s 10. Matnout
decline 70 accept n, Waddell'e statement as true."
sfN.rT* "~ 0'' A"0 ~"00e0 -'~'A1<Se on
FsAEr-rh- pnneror Ern,,~s. and p4,,.1
rFis1 hsye rnns % Gomn,s~ns aTn r. Fxsrnr IN
tSl.a ~. fu1e 5r,es,. 4. ~ Lne GTPeL11
eeqs md h too men. sayinr ~ fhc1rSy II IN ~ IN
frsne. one fhnrsand .o1d,rT sTtsrd jro,n itsIS
t,;as - HE,,..M ~ E..+;n ~ en'ins oe oo"aeo
nS H,s " t1aatscsn .h9n nu sId,aan rn R,,, ,,
, 1865-11-29

Bos7ox, Nov ss.-Thc Boston Board Of Trade
has adonted eeries Of resolutions looking to IN
crease cotton fuisiuR IN the Southern states. ID
which tfe Goyc1ument Is requested within ths
sphere of it, legitimate power 10 aid forthwith IN
eustaiplng ard Organizing such portion Of the d.
to:ng classes NOW in The Southern Sta:ce as cannot
be reached By private capital, not only on the
GROUND Of a considetate humanity. bnt also to Sc.
cure their labor to themselves and the country.
, 1865-11-29

Congressional Matters ProSpecfa OF
Letter from Secretary
Seward 10 Gov Ho1dcn-The yFlrz
Court Martial Trlat of
W1nder, Duncan and Gee-The Farrn-
gut Court Martial
bers Of Congress al11yed today including ScnAtor
Ttumbun. ofIllinoas. No delay in the Organization
Of the Aonse is anticipated Instead Of IN extra
indications ase In the opposite direction Ii Is con.
sideIed TINT there nothing the political aspect
which cannot be -ecupciled both 10 the sati-etfon
lore r. that tho House Will organize Monday, sDd
The P1esident'e Message md accompanying reports
Of heads Of departments thus will be communicated
and Mr.. Mcpherson for Clerk seem 10 tsre
the entire field TO Themselves thus far for ree!ec
tion. No ono here: 20 far as can be- asceftained,
inrurrectiouaty Saes. with the exception perhaps,
Of those from Tennessee and Arkansas. viii be pr
mlttsd to Lake 1tass In tho Organization OF the
Dr. Powell, state ssen. for North cszolna, who
Teegnas aed at ka1esh e T. hf eas b5 q lstsr
dens sincerely 1nsss that North CaTohns
M p 6er Leei;latuEe promptly, q
Constitntion Of he United States abollshin:
tione a. heretofore with the same wisdom and
Int has marked yuur administration hitherto. The
President de*ts yon to feel entirely assured that
your ctloTae 10 sustain the administration OF the
s 81 g. III & l. Il q s'ss II
The military commission which tried Capt. wirz
. 70. i 70 l. sn Or
cnaugc4, 10 Try Cnpt- T. B. Wlndez and Dnncan Tor
czueties To Cuion prisoners It Andesronstlle, nnd
The case Of Commodore c,asen which he's oceu-
pied the attention Of the Fa1Tngnt court martial iof
, 1865-11-29

LOUISVILLE, Nov. e8.-IAst Saturday the Col1ec-
tor OF Internal Revenue teized the stock Of man
ufactafer Of tobacco here for alleged h4uds in re-
tEIns and not keeping books As required By Law.
Yesterday the stock and implements Of another
manufacturer were relied for the aamc causes. The
cases arc DOW under investigation, bath In New
York, where part Of The Etock il held, and IN this
city.
The Lebanon. Ky.. Rallrosd depot Has burned
this morning. No part{culafx
, 1865-11-29

Negro Hightsaymcn near Savannah.
Nkw YoRK, nor. s5.-The Savannah RtpuA.eda
of he Ssh gives N account Of squad Of NEGROES
charged with having attacked and robbed Mr.
Holt SEXTON Of that city and Threatened to take hts
nie, on Sunday last. NJ. aolt. IN company with
ctcdipc 10 4 neighbo1ane plantation for the pur
pose q e1hunafn9 the tetaatna Of deeeased son,
when they we're met by IN armed band Of negroes,
WHO eedrred them 10 tun back Whereupou
, 1865-11-29

Bos1os. Nov. a8.-The worlmen now employed
In The navy ynrd number about 1900, and under
r,cept order OF the Navy Department, from ,200to
1900 viii be discharged pe8t Saturday.
Cor. Couy, Of Maine. has appointed Gen: Geo.
F, Shrpley to the tudse.htp on The Supreme Court
bench Of that State, made vacant By the resiSna-
Hon Of Judge Woodbury. Davis.
, 1865-11-29


WILMINGTON, y. c., Nor. 2s--The steamer Com
nlander sailed 10 day for Sew York. with cotton
and naval stores.
An order has been Issued removing all co1nsed
troops to posts On the coast.
A Adetachmcnt Of the 18th Michigan regiment re-
mains a. Satrttpn Of Inc town.
, 1865-11-29

The WHur HtBUxx Il tbs I4rgcat weekly sheet,
and the most comprehensive In its character, pub-
htd In Great Vest. Its circulation II tho North
west Is nutc than double that Of saJ other weekly
fournal. Ills an cIccl1ent medium for advertising,
especially to those Who wait to eatch tho farmt1's
eyE.
11ice OF the Weekly, 32no per aunuu, I've cents =
rnny Climb at elfdIur Rtafe rateA
, 1865-11-29

they did 20. followed ~ The bxnd.
Tfcy had not proceeded far. When they were halted
by The crowd and Mr. H. was compelled 10 gtye up
bis pistols and hit money, seventy dollars. HIS
companion wne also compelled to give up al the
Frces ihcu took votes upon the question whether
they should murder them, but we're persuaded not
to do 70 BY IN old m1n among than. Col Slck1es
has ordered their t.al betore Military Comn,s
9tpn
, 1865-11-29
Members Of the House and Of the Lob
by yArriv1nC-Schcmest to Appropriate
HIoue1-nlafl Contracts in the South.

hy ArTiT1nG-Schcmest to Appropriate
money-MAatl Contracts in the South.
TAau1xGTox, Nor. s6-The Postmaster Gen
era1 has accepted bids for he mall sessice fsom
road, md from M1len to Augusta and other 1mpor-
tant poante tn GeorEfa.
There are only about twenty member OF Con.
erese ut present IN Washington.
The President ie Rtill engaged IN the Preparation
of Lis animal message.
Schemes involving the appropriation Of millions
Of dollars md not intended to exclude benefits 10
private partIee will be pressed upon the attention
Of Congress. 1hege are da..y atcessons 10 what Is
famtliarly known as the lobby.
tary McCul}och will recommend = steady funding
Of The floating debt, with regular withdrawal OF
grccnhncks, which muat cause contraction OF the
nstIonai hank circulation. It WIS olficla1ly an
nounced this morning. that the Government has re-
cefsed no Information whateser Of any difficulties On
the lilo Erande.
The Repnblican caucus viii be held on Saturday
, 1865-11-29

Obituary.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. ..8,-Hon- A. u. Harrington,
Chancellor Of Stale OF Deawnre, d.ed suddenly
at the Washington House In this city Today.
, 1865-11-29
Mem a1nertl6fmeutB.

uC. Il. sORITEN d CO., Advertising
A9enfs, u Dearborn street, are authorized
Agentsto receive eAdserttsemenRnf for the Tri-
bupc. and all other leading papcrs thrcxzh-
cut the United Ssaies and Canaan.
, 1865-11-29

Gurley, the Murderer Of Gen. McCook,
Temporarily Aeapited.
NASHVILLE, Nor. ea-Ffank Gu1ley, sentenced
to be hanged 1T Hu11sstl1e, Alabama on Friday Of
this week, bas by request Of numerous citizens Of
Huntsville, been reFpfted by B.ieadter General
Whlppie until sueh time As further facts IN his case
can e. submitted 10 the President.
, 1865-11-29

The North Carolina Legislature.
RALEIGH. N. c., Nor. s. Hon. Thos. settle~
Etauneh Union man, was elected Speaker OF the
Stale Scna&c to-day Both houses organized and
adjourned till tomorrow.
Cor. Holden IS improving and is able 10 stt up in
, 1865-11-29
no, I3-EARINET ORGAN,

paror instrument; contains si1 stops three complete
sets Of reeds and 1asaus1 in case Of elegantly
polished Rosewood, aud In iks musical Effects ap-
pyoaches the t1celJepces of the larrcr fnstrnents
, 1865-11-29

Differs from No. II n case only. For o.gansts who
Inexperienced IN the Of pedal this best
church instrument. Bedng less complicated than the
No. 10. aud better adapted to transportation, caa
confidently recommend 1t n very desirable for
sirnbie patlor Instrument
In EnE ur Mxtuat rase.
, 1865-11-29

for the uso OF churches, ehspels lodge roos and
Is Therefore made with cs.fn Riark Walnut n+ Oak
case and one OF tie desirable styles This is
the smallest instrument containing complete set Of
reds Of aIxtseu feet time.
, 1865-11-29

Nem advertisements
DR.. SEELYE'S
LIQUID
GA!T!afRH REMEDY /!
CURES co1P asi|:,ss IL Che Z ~ HsaR; a'a9;s..
CUpEC BAD 8 BREATM: g. sa.a;.1: sa,r.non,
CURES Caused By Catarrhal affections.
CURES srSfE We er Iss.sssa sas1k' 3! Destroyed.
rmpTc THROAT AFFECTIONS.
CURES VICE RnaSsESS, :.s:ssB; ss'.nn,, difficulties
CURES ''A"K!SS H:sG. AND SPIT
CURES ALL sx54;Sss. sHS4aHHA1 AZ.
, 1865-11-29

By which such surprta1ng eects can be produced, At
will, BY the performer, without removing the fees fson
the blow pedals, or the hands from the keys
Beatdes these styles, We usually have hand other
descriptions Of elegant cases. which may better please
some iauces. Yet tho stylcs described arc deemed
most dearable and all that regularly mAnlfac-
tu1e.
, 1865-11-29
Netp aDherttsette11tS.

Nem advertisements.
MASON & HAMLlN'S
CABINET ORGANS! !
FAMILIES, CHURCHES,
SUNDAY SCHOOLS, &c.,
COMBINING TEE REQUISITES ron
Sacred and Secular, Church
and Parlor Music.
One to Twelve Stops
S1f0 to 5000 each.
They ure elegant AZ pieces OF furniture I.
occupy but little spucc nre not liable TO
get out Of order Or ont Of tune are wnr-
rnutcd for lSc years will improve in tone
BY ugc, nud nte moderate in cost.
Every one Is Warranted for Five Tears.
The Cabinet Organs arc very great Improvement
upon Mc1odeons, HaEmon!ums. md al other small
Organs. They arr recommended exeeI!iug oil other
instruments Of their class by large majority Of the
most prominent oranisss In the country Sec Illus
tsated Catalogues, which sent ee to any address,
NO. 1O-GABINET ORGAN.
This Instrument IL intended moro particularly Tor
Church requirements, and Il vesy vau.h1e for Organ
practice. 1t contains Twelve stops, drawing sit
p1ete seta Of reeds. With the necessary coups: TWO
manuals. and an independent pedal Of twenty-five
keys, ant is blown By second person-
In substantial Oak or Walnut case.
no. 11-CABINET ORGAN,
With eight ators four complete sets Of Eseds and two
manuas-b blown BY the performer and Is the largest
si7e which contains the automatic SWELL Intended
for the parlor sad drawing room.
In elegant Roaewood case, highly finished.
no, Fl CABINET ORGAN,
Sane size aud price a. No. II. but differing In external
nnlsh- The ts OF solid Black Walnut, panel5ed
and tasteluiy osnsmente with rich carvtngs making
for the parloE unusually desirable ety1e eapeclEy
1t Il free fo the liability to Injury which is 50 fe
cu1lar 70 pol1shea surfaces.
40, l2-CABINET ORGAN,
Differs from No. II 10 case only. For o.gao.sts who
inexperienced In the usc Of pedals this Is hest
church ina oumeut. Being less complicated than the
No. 10 aud better adapted to transportation, we cza
confidently recommend It u very desirable for
churches pnsllo halls nd lodge foons. Also. de
sjrnhie uatlor tastr,trtcrr
, 1865-11-29
AUTOMATIC SWELL,

OF the aboye stJles all. save No. 10, contain the
celebrated