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o. REAT EXCITEMENT
VANNUCHIs AMERICAN MUSEUM, s- 7sl.
107 ST. CHARLES STREET
Mona ApoNIs tho Great French Magician is now engaged al ia
MnAeul Al an every
= 4..... GRAND SDiREES MAGlQUEs. - -
The collection Of WAX STATUARY consisting eroup Of %
LORDS SUPPER The Belligereat Powers and Bell gerenf
is tha fness exhibited
Day Of the Magician satBrdya Tickets can
procured during the with printed chair willis
charge, 7f,'E--=-' -
Amongst The objects OF interest the Museum,
A LIVING OURANG OUTANG.
Ths finest specimen Of its kind in the corntry. EE
TT Admission, so cents; children, half price.
The public respectfully cautioned
167 deceived establishment
ing to he Museum only find they a dGpsd ar
Ney nave p.la .netf noney. d2S
NH USEUM-FLOATING PALACE
I'VE Foot Of Canal stteet--Eight Daya-Conamencng
SUNDAY, january q, srE# IL -r.r.- 81
In addition to the Of and valuable cuoies
g. ZOOLOGY, " n 7' -t-
oRNTTHoLoGy, sySG
ENTOMOLOGY, .5..-j sE5Ia. II
CoNCHoLoGYt
METALLURGY, RI s-r
49, sF5@ Gs5 GEOLOGY, my
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vss5 5gs5ass M LOT
10y VIRTUE Of q writ Of feri facias, to
AD directed BY The Hon. /. u Gaienna Of the
Peace for the Parish Of Oisana
ton, MONDAY I4h of January, 1855 o'clock A. a. my
aq9 Tchohptoua ST. Jogeph
ssIsesg'she following dtserised property, sowit . 1
Two E3oraFp, Wagon and Harness
seissd in tho above entitled suit. Terma-cash 55s
C. QCIRK Constable. x
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SECOND JusrcR CoURrt II. BARRETT W. SWEET Agent Of
PAnIsH or oRLE.Ns Adams Erposs Company No. sass.
HpY VIRTUE Of q writ of feri facias to me
I'D directed BY the Hon. c. NJ Bradford Second Ju,ce Of the
able with zne with horse stalls egether with all
the BIZ rds hs yard part fsnc privilege
wilt again esE oI sale She above Stable covered with With
with the part Of board fence and the privileges
the Water Works Company tuesday, the day
1885, ct II O'Clock Ill., street.
Poydras aud Lafayette Streets the highest
credit with bend and eeariy bearing per per
4 e % -
jan5 Is9s JOHN A. AGAIssE. Con4ssbls 7
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HAVANA CIGARS.
TEyHE SUBSCRIBERS have on hand g large
H and handsome assortment choice Cigars selected with great
and consisting Of the following we'll
known celebrated brands embracing Media
Cindadaa Londes Paneeaa, peras Tr1bucos
500 900 Flor de Moraier, I'd Mavos
Fia guadad FL SOL Cdad Loa Leia Garcia Labano Flor
de Nacona La PureE WaEhngton Hemosure Dos
La Countess, Gen. Taylor. For sale by
d3t L. J. HART CO., II aud 70 Tchoupitouss street.
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UNION BANK OF LOUISIANA,
New oleanf, Jan. 1885,
a N ELECTION for nine Directors by Stock
~ holders will be held 8ankng House, MONDAY
inst. between she hourh OF 10 a. NJ and P. NJ.
JAMS I'd GEO. A FRERET, Cashier.
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sAZERAC RRANDTEs

VKTE ARE SOLE AGENTS in this city for
wv this CELEBRATED BRAND, and keep constant supply
hand Of various qualities and grades via ls 4 49, 1901
Nv VIM z LEyERiCH On ola avsa
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c Court of New Orleans Emancipation Of nv slave
ELIZABETH and her three children named Gsogan,
William Henry ANY
having oppoion hereby notified to
New Ogleans, December l6, 1855.
WI PHILIP CLAIBORNE, +. c. m.
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CITY TIE M g.

TIE WEArHER.--Dark dismal, dry and de-
tesabIe generally There were no suicides yesterday
that we heard Of t9,--
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ESLOUR-150 bbls unbranded, for sale by
4 dac ~ s.A. KENNEDY il CO., 80 Poydras street.
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ST. CHARLES HOTEL COMPANY,l
y.... New 0reHns, Jan. 8, 1855.
THSHE ANNUAL ELECTION of Directors Of
h Company viii ba held sgreeaby the Charter MON
DAY Plat the houru Of 10 o'clock the
Conpsny'R Office, Common Etreet
p NJ WOOD Sacret,ry
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PARTICULAR NOTICES.
b. &C. Is. s.

MTOTICE-The r. W. Grand En- ,sssssslgsss,z
/ campnen of Louisiana L O. o. F., will hold sSSsss
ts regular annual session TUESDAY EVENING,
18th init, In he Hall of the Grand Lodge. Of
Camp and Lataj cite Streets at o'clock Members requested
to be punctual. l--l
JAM I'd JAS. FURNEAUX, g. Scribe
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ss5H Ny a.as
Hoy VIRTUE of an alias writ Of feri facias
Id by Sixth Of
Leans The entitled Many late Sheriff. by
said nte Sheriff transferred will sell at public
tbs Refunds Of the City EIchng ST. Louis bswen
Charities snd Roy Streets MONDAY Feb 1h 1856 at IL
O'Clock M f@ &@# fs."3s 55$ 65"'I l}
VACANT LOT OF GROUND situated Fourth District Of
hia square 1876 Said feet
100 feet in depth, and bounded by Washington
Cheanu., Plnqu. mire and Sixth streets. ,8& I @@
Seized in the above tu, "5 i
Terms, cash the spot. III "'
~ s.,- 40 JOSEPH HUFTY,
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cIseUrEAE ccuE DsrRrcrl FRANCOIS scHsIDT Nine
I'm VERTU dun ordre de vente rendu' lie 5
I J.nvier 1854 moi addrse Honorable Cuquisme
de District de Il Nouvee Orleans dana ire cdessu poce-
sAEDI IL de Jaayisr 1885, heuros A. M aadudica-
lion de- -:
Ious hisub'es ss eensnus Poydra
ce
vile suvant uventsife depote buetu pour
SaiRi l'afare cid ~. 5z'sN55-
CONDTFI0NS-Cempant Indication.
$54g 3&' gly&5S JOSEPH HUFTY, aiE
jalo1lla Sheriff do Ia Paroiase d'orldan.
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POUR REMpLIR UNE yAcANcE occAsroNaEE PAR UNE
5#$ g&.5 &545 RESIGNATION. 4 %#{f l3F5H5 N
NsN VERTU dun writ detection moi
adresse Excellence P o. Hsber de pEss
date 1856 election e
DE- rsPlr Z
lcns oeeasiosnse Hon. H.
d. d 4ene District seendans
u tau do 10 du Camel ieu Ia Louis ct du
asuvs MiaspPi present Is ditto
election q ieas polls III u,aua
NJ precincts Ia
/ trsnp mis- tonformeuent 7f' -
Bu1eau du aherf, Paros dolsan decenabre 1885,
4
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sIxT DnTacr couHr City of New Vs. B. EAYDELNo
IN say

sEas Gown prn.er L. VIE &c Ia Nile o,ltans
MA addteae par penorabe s1eo Coar do Das,ics de Ia
NouyeIe- sfsire cdeasus NJ Margny cdevant
Sheriff psr trsne6. pro rkdsrai LUND1 II
Ftyc 1856 mid daus Ia Rotods d. p Burae de Cite rue ST.
entire eeIe de Chsrtrep Royae aPdjudcation
UN TERRAIN situe dams lie Second Dssries de ette vile a.
le No borne lea St. Loui Cont Bourbon a
Dsuphoe dit terrain meaue Ga peds ST.
profondeu basea
les amei7raons CONTESTANT
brque hrdoes
chaaat6e petite chapabe PREMIER
ehEmbes petit bdet second sraude chamb
mannardea cuisine haus bque
grille
chaua.ee gaeri, baon fer facade PREMIER
Sasi dana 'AhaiYe ci-dessus ,sa@
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES au moment de radiudieasion vi"
''5'z'0 >a'f- o'ts25Eg JOSEPH HUFTT, + 4.
a9 10 SO feb9 Sheriff de Ia dOrik
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TAR. Il. W. P. JUNIES, Of the University
NJ Of Leydeu Holland wl deliver "The Political
Mind in this Country ths greatest impeachment Of
tue the Hall Friday,
1856, p NJ. Tickets of admission
the Lyeeum Library the night of the
{ MWF.s
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80 bzs cks bacon hams pigs feet erces rice aud
1undRes
NEW Y0RKYA HhVAHA-3teamah CahavbaTo bales cotton,
1000 bb hur 10 do whky 31i do lard 1879 1913
kga do, 60 &c. ssetne, 1900 sks and suaaries.
LvERPoJLsbp Houghonls.s bales cotton, s7 sacks corn.
1900 stayss. IF, 48T l=fg75'Tl
PEN6hCoLA-schr Phoenix-Ballsst.
BARCELoNA-Rark Bsa,ri.- 800 baien cotton. = ~
HhVREshp orconda.si7o bales cotton 1888 bag shen 1905
kgs lard, 1000 Gtaveu. p ss4.'8 Ta'' ~ F&l ~
KEY WEST VIA FLORIDA Notwithstanding Vaadarbit-
900 bbls pork $50 do potatoes, EOS pkgs mdfe 5t
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+ a TTENTION! COMPANY B, NATIONAL il
GuARps-You hereby ordered 80 assemble Eagle
Hall Pryana and Felicity streets, every SATURDAY
EVENING, Al, X o'eleek: for Drill. And attend monthly Ill
meetings, the FIRST SATURDAY NIGHT OF each month";
~ By order Of the Captain ~. y
w, Il Richardson's.
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e.- ., HATS! HATS! HATS!
TT ATS FOR 1856; the most fascinating 60
Il and Elegant DRESS CHAPEAu that haa been @a
American head carried the hand o.
emnu into American manufactured Of the Finest
ma.eriaa symmeca and hnished with the
brilliant example how far the poetry of art be introduced
Isiso, FELT HATS and CAPS. equally as good.
C D. c. JOHNSTON 10 Poydraa street,
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1856-01-16
P. SHIELDS.

WHEREAS, it has been the custom of certain
indiscrcet persons, from time TO time, to place
large quantities of materials, dirt ard rubbish,
upon the highways. streets and sidewalks in di-
vers localities of the borough of Fbensburg ::
AND WHEREAS, the same is calculated well
to and annoy the inhabitants of the said
borough, as to render it unpleasant and unsafe
for all who have occasion to pass and repass
through the same: therefore,,
SEcrIoN l. Be IL enacted and ordained By the
Burgess and Town council Of the borough Of E5-
ensjury, and it is hereby enacted and ordained by
The authority Of the same, That. it, after the pas
sage hereof, any person or persons shall place
upon, or cause to be placed upon, any of the
highways streets and side walks Of the said bor
ough, any materials, wood coal, ashes, or rubbish
of whatsoever kind the same may be; or shall
throw upon, or cause to be thrown upon. any of
the said highways, streets, sidewalks, any
sop, swill, or other substance, whether the same
be solid or liquid, having tendency to create
noXious vapors, he, she, they offending, shall
forfeit and pay to the said Burgess and Town
council, their SUCCESSORS, for the of the said
borough, fine of Fire Dollars, to be recovered
as debts of like amount are by law recoverable.
And it is hereby made the duty of the Street
Commissioner of the said borough. as soon as the
same shall come to his knowledge, to report to
the Burgess each and every case wherein this
Ordinance shall be violated. Prorided, however,
that anything herein before contained shall not be
construed S, as to apply to materials necessary
for the construction or erection of buildings and
other improvements. -A,,d Proridea, further,
that nothing herein before contained shall extend
to the unloading of wood or coal upon the said
streets, if practicable and before night
sets in, the owner thereof shall remove TIE same
elsewhere.
Done at the borough of Ebensburg; the
second day of January, in the year of our Lord,
one thousand, eight hundred and fiity-six.
ATTEST.
JOHN THOMPSON, Burgess.
ID. II RoBERTs. Clerk.
Ebensburg, Jan. g. 1856.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1856-01-16
Orphans, Court Sale.

DY virtue of an order of the Orphans Court
Id of Cambria couEty, there viii he expose to
public sale, on Monday the 28th day Of January
inst, the following real estate, situate in Sum-
MERRILL township, in said county, bounded and
described as follows, to wit:
Commencing at Chestnut on line of land war
ranted in the name of John Clark, thence South
As East so perches to poplar, thence North u
East, 81 perches. thence South 20 East, 79 perch
es to a locust, thence Moth 80 East IA perches
to black oak, thence North 73 East 13 perches
To chestnut, thence North 226 perches, thence
West 2lS perches to a maple, thence l0l perches
to the place of beginning, containing lS0 acres
and 81 perches and allowance, late the property
of Frederick Croyle, deceased
Sale to be held on the premises.
Terms Of Sdle.-One third of the purchase
money to be paid on confirmation Of sale, and the
balance in two equal annual payments thereafter
with interest, to be secured by the Bonds and
M1rtgage of the purchaser.
JACOB STINENfAN,
Guardian of minor heirs Of Frederick Croyle, DID.
January =, 1656.-t 5.
Cambria Tribune copy and charge advertiser }
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Jefferson. Dec.
ADJOURNED
Orphans Court Sale.

DY virtue of an order of the Orphans Cart Of
I'D Cambria county, there viii be exposed 10
public sale, at the Court House Ia Ebensburc. on
Monday, tte srd day Of -N1rct, nerf. at II o'ol5ck
A. M, the following described real estate. to wit
All that certain piece or parcel Of land, situate
in Summerhil township. Cambria county, adjoin-
lag lands of John Skely. William A. Sicily.
Jamcs ID. Hamilton and others, contaiuing one
hundred and fifty-fve acres more or less, ABOUT
thirty-hve acres Of which are cleared, hasiug
thereon erected hewed log house and cabin
barn. late the property of Philip Skelly deceased
Terms IF Sale.--One third of the purchase naon-
ey TO be paid confirmation Of sale, aud the bal
auce in two equal annual payu ents, with interes; I;
to lie secured by the Bcads and Mortgage of the
purchaser.
JOHN SKELLY,
Admir-. Of Philip Sicily decd.
January o. 1889.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1856-01-16

AT an Orphans Court held at Ebensburg, in
and for the county Of Cambria, on the 5th day Of
September, a. ID. 1855, on motion of Joseph NJ
Donald Esq, VIM. III. Gardner was appointed
by the Judges Of said Court. an Auditor, to APP
portion the proceeds arising from the sale Of the
real estate Of Reuben Crum, among the devisees
and creditors; and also to report whether or not
judgments Nos 20 and 60, January Term, 1850,
are 10 be regarded liens upon said estate, &c.
In pursuance of the above appointment, the
Auditor therein named, will attend to the duties
of his appointment, at his store in jefferson. ON
Tuesday the 18th day OF February. A ID. 1856.
WM. II. GARDNER, Auditor.
Janiiary l6 lS56.-4t
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Sebastopol at San Francisco.

We find in the San Francisco Herald a CO.
plous account of celebration attempted at
that place, in honor of the fall of Sebastonol
1t was got up BY subscription, the number of
subscribers being 1900 The scene was a
place called the South Park A procession
was formed in the city, and marched thither
with banners, &c. A congregation of about
seven thousand persons, on foot and horseback.
were there assembled. An immense canvass
tent was erected for banquet This repre-
sented Sebastopol, and bore the flags of the
Allies. the nal,les of the Generals and of the
battles being painted on the doorway On an
adjacent null was painted imitation of the
Mameion fortress, behind were placed four
suas' worked by party Of gunners from the
ori'isn irigate Amphitrite These guns com
1hehceo uf;ng as soon Us the procession start
AN altar was erected in front of one of the
paYillons, with cruciix, candelabras ,,nd,ss
ETC., and there two Spanish Ca,bol;c ,,r;e.s.s
assisted by a choir. chaunted a Te Dea-n, - :,
the conclusion of which one Of tho 49, a.
MADE speech in French. A grand BANQUET
then took place, at which speeches we're made
by the French and Sardiniaa Consuls. After
the seventh regular toast lrad been given and
replied to, row broke out which lasted a
long time, and finally becauIe general. SO as
70 cause the breaking up of the affair. 1t
originated IN the demolition of confection-
ssy imitation of the Malakotf and the planting
:, - sae allied flags upon the ruins. So great
.a.es as mass OF people present and such the
'Ss1os'on. that parties becane a~e;tad a-s I
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1856-01-16
Orphans Court sale.

RY virtue of an order of the Orphans Court
- of Cambria county, there will be exposed to
public sale. ON Monday the 2lst day of January.
inst, on the premises, certain lot of ground.
situate in the Borough of Ebensburg, on the corn
ers of Sample street and Cherry alley, and ran-
ming North along Cherry alley 264 feet to Craw-
ford street, and known on the general plan OF
said Town, by the number sc, late the property
of Griffith Lloyd, deceased.
Terms Of Sale.-One third of the purchase
money to be paid on confirmation of sale. and
the balance in two equal annual payments there
after with interest. to be secured by the Bonds
aud Mortgage of the purchaser
DAVID III. ROBERTS,
Administrator of Griffith LLOYD, deceased.
January 2. IS56.-t s
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1856-01-16

hR. II. I. COFFEl'S TRUss AND BRACE Es-
- Enlistment. Allegheny ST., Holiaaysburg.
Constantly on hand, Marsh & Co.'S haprored
Tnsses-every style and size Fine French IriGs-
ses for Hernia, Rupture, combining correct
construction, extreme lightncss, and durability.
with ease and comfort.
DR.. Banniag's Body Brace for ProlapSus Uteri
and its associate pains and weaknesses; ErsctOr
Braces. and Chest Ezpanders Of approved make.
u Special attention Invited to Banning's Ia
test improremens-the SPrins-Spino Shoulder
Brace, adapted to all with stopped shoulders,
narrow chest. and spinal weakness. 1t attaches
TO the Body Brace. is easy, elegant, and effective.
Orders from a distance promptly attended 10.
Persons writing for Trrsscs viii state No. inches
around body, over rupture; for Body Brace No.
inches around hips; for Spring Spino-Shouldr
Attachment No inches around chest under arm
pits. Instruments not fitting, exchanged, if re-
turned unsoilcd.
Hollidaysburg, Dec. 10. ls55.-3m.
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Correspondence of the Cleveland Plaindealer.
Heroic Defence and Victory by Woman
COTTAGE GROVE, LANE Co.,


Oregon Territory, Nov 1st. 1855.
Our valley has been thrown into most
fearful excitement by the Indians. They are
burning and numbering on an extensive scale !;
already is Rough River Valley nearly in ru
ms. Eighteen companies of volunteers are
in service, but cannot bring the Indians to
any general engagement.
As an indication of the kind of women we
have on this coast, let me give you the fol-
lowing heroic incident The house of a Mr
Harris was attacked in the afternoon. The
inmates were himself, wife and little girl.
In one hour he had fallen in the conflict. Be
fore he expired he gave his wife some direc-
tions as how to load and FIRE The house was
a log one, and every assault the Indians would
make on the door, she would give them a
deadly fire from musket loaded with buck
shot, and also by firing revolver. They
would then retreat. not knowing the number
whom they assailed. She held them at bay
until eight o'clock next morning, when she
was relieved by the volunteers She literally
strewed the yard with the dead and wounded
G. c. p
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1856-01-16
HkURD'S NEW STORE!
AGuU Ssnn.E<s

TIME subscriber takes this method of informing q
IL the citizens of Loretto. and the public gen
orally. that he is now receiving and opening at
his New Store Room, one mile North of Loretto.
Canioria county, Pa. one of the Largest and best
assorted stock Of goods ever brought to this sec
ton of country. The stock consists in part of the
following articles viz: Broad Cloths, Cassinetts
Cassimeres, Satine;s. Merinoes, Delaines and AL
pacas, of all qualities and prices.
A large variety Of Ginghams, Poplins. Calicoes
and Ladies Dress Plaas of the latest styles, and
at very low price, together with fine assortment
of Braid and Sill, Bonnets, Cap and B ,nnet Rib
bons and Dress Trimmings.
large quantity of ready made Clothing for
Old and young folks Drugs Paints & Medicines
\ large assortment mantle, eight day, and thirty
hour clocks. Queensware, glassware and tinware,
in fact every article necessary for family pur
poses Hardware of all Descriptions. Grocer
les & Confectonaries. in abundance will be kent
constantly hand and at fair prices.
The subscriber tenders his thanks to his nu-
customers and friends, for the very liberal
patronage bestowed on him since his commence
ment in business on Tunnel Hill, and would still
be thankful TO greet all of his old customers, and
as many more new ones, as viii favor aim with a
call at his New Stand.
Goods will be sold as heretofore at the lowest
shade of profit, as his motto has been. and will
continue to be :. Smou Profits and Quick Re
tttrns.''
All Kinds of Country Produce taken in ex-
change for gools-money will not be refused.
Intending to do a business strictly on the one
price principle, that is the lowest selling price
will be asked, from which their will be no abate-
ment. Childrea will be enabled to get fair value
for their money equal to grown persons.
Call at the NEW STORE, on Henry M'Guire's
old Saw Mill property, mile from Loretto.
WILLIAM D. HURD.
January 9, 1856.
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SfraYcd or Stolen.

gENHERE is now IN my possession dark bay
II mare, with black mane aud tail. small star
in the forehead, a small scar on the forward part
of the pasture of the left hind leg. Said mare is
about 10 hands highs supposed to be about 10
years DID, and is what is called crib bitter The
above described mare was found in the possession
of James S. Clossin, who has recently been con-
vcted in our court for larceny, and he states that
the said mare came to his house on or about the
18th day of October last.
The owner is therefore notified to come forward
and take such measures as the law directs for the
recovery of the property, otherwise the said ma;
will be disposed of according to law
WM. PALMER, J. P.
jefferson, Cambria Co. Jan. ., 1855.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1856-01-16
hi Rritisb sap was torn to shreds. Repeat

the British flag was torn to shreds. repeat
ad atten,nts were made to restore order, but
w;tl,out effect, aud at last the doorse pers fed
and the outside mob rushing IN, general
melee ensucd.
Pha, the excitement decreased in the pa
vl;on. the French formed into a procession,
and preceded by fife and drum, marched
around the pavilion and then to the miniature
Fortress erected on the en,inence south of the
payilion. They carried the French flag i'll
front. While making the circuit of the pa
vilion. number of Americans had mounted
upon the structure which had served as an
altar in the early part of the day, and come
menced to wave the American flag and cheer
Justify, and it was at one time feared that a
serious collision would take place The whole,
we are. however, happy to say, passed of
quietly.
Towards evening, the French again ascen-
ded the hill on which the miniature fortress
had been erected. blew it up. marched down
town, paraded through the streets. sung the
Marsellaise. and having expended all their
patriotic ardor, quietly dispersed. Thus en-
ded the great celebration in San Francisco,
got up In honor of the successes achieved by
the Allies in the Crimea.
In the evening a crowd of about fifteen
hundred persons assembled in the city, and
made counter demonstration by marching
to the residence of the Russian Consul. to tes-
tify their respect for Russia. When they
reached there the doors and windows of the
house we're thrown open, and the Russian
Consul came forth on the piazza lie was
reacivcd with hearty cheering and returned
his acknowledgements
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1856-01-16
MARRIED

On tie 18th Of january. 1856. in the Loop, by
the Rev j. Burns. Mr.. AsrIoSy Mia. ST., to
Ms. DoNocGaE, of Suninitsitie, Cam
bria county. Pa.
In L,reito. oll the 7th inst, Mr. MILAN Call
Ian, OF Ebensburg, to Miss ElLEs FhlTs, IT
Munster.
On the 4th inst, by j. Shannon. ESP, Mr..
ISAAC DAVIS to Miss ELIzABET ELLIOTT, both of
Cambria City.
On Tuesday. tie 18th of January, 1855, in
Loretto. by the Rev. Wm Pollard, Mr.. JoHN
WAGNER, T., Miss SUSAN Mccoy, all of Allegheny
township. Cambria county. Pa.