The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1868-10-01
Local Intelligence.

n Local Intelligence.
EpIscoPAL VIsITATIoN.-Onihis re-
turn from Kentucky, the Most Rever-
end Archbishop Spalding, Divine Prov
idence permitting, will make the Visi-
tation of the various Churches in the
Western portion Of the Archdiocese =
The following are the appointments for
Frederick. and Carroll counties: sss
Wednesday, October l4th, 2 p. M, at St.
Mary's, Petersville.
THURSDAY, October 18th, 10 9, m, at St.
| Thursday, October 18th, 8 p. M, at st Pc
Friday, October leth, 10 a. m, at ST. 10
seph's, Carrollton Manor. rI,-.
Saturday, October nth, 10 q M, at new
church at Middletown
Sunday, October 18th, a.. M, at Mount st.
hs s1ynda N October 18th, 1oH a. M, at new
churc at Mechanicstown.
Monday, October 10Th, 10 a. M, at st. DO
seph's Emmittsburg. Ia a.f -.
/. Tuesday, October 10th, q. M, at or 20
"Wednesday, October 2lst, 10 a. M, at st. Jo-
seph's fancy town. O.
Wednesday, October 2lst, afternoon, at st.
Thomas,s, New Windsor. i
Thursday, October 22d, 10 "a. m, at st. John
Westminster. 81 -ti (. 4,Ft-4
Those to be Confirmed at Manchester
will please attend, if possible, at West
minister; should their number, howev-
err, be considerable, Confirmation will
be administered in their own church at
8 p. M, Thursday, 22d of October.
THE CELEBRATION AT UNIoNTowN.
Wyoming Tribe, No. 81, |. 0. IL. NJ,
celebrated their 9th Anniversary at
Uniontown, on Saturday last, and it
was . perfect success. Good order was
maintained, and all expressed themselves
as highly pleased with the procession,
&c. The citizens of the surrounding
country turned out en- nsasse to witness
the hideous monsters" come forth
from their wigwams, clothed in the cos.
tune Of the Red Man, bearing their
implements of war, such as tomahawks
war clubs, bows, arrows, &c. Three visit
ing Tribes, Red Jacket, Linganore and
Pequot, were in the procession. They
marched through the town to the Grove
of DR.. W. A. Martin, when addresses
were delivered by Rev. DR.. Wilson, and
DR.. Frank Z. Shaw, after which dinner
was served. A large number of "pale
faces" partook of the hospitality of the
cred men," and found they were not
the worst people living.
AREEsTs.-Edwin Shipley, charged
with perjury, was arrested in Baltimore
county, on a bench warrant from this
by Deputy Sheriff Stocksdale, OF the
18th District of that county; also Daniel
Baublitz, charged in connection with
several others, with breaking into q
house and rioting, in Carroll county,
was arrested on bench warrant from
this county, by deputy Sheriff Marley,
of the 9th District, from whence deputy
Sheriff Butler brought them to this city
and delivered them to Sheriff Gist.
PAINFUL ACCIDENT.-An attentive
correspondent at New Windsor sends
us the following:
We are sorry to learn that our friend,
the young and talented Artist, Fredc-
rick Dielman, Of New Windsor, had his
leg broken at game Of base ball in
Norfolk Va, on Saturday last by a mem
Der of the Base Ball Club running vio-
lently against him. This is another
warning to base ball players.
On Wednesday of last week, the en-
CINE of the train which leaves here At
SIS A. NJ. was thrown from the track
at Stevenson's Lane, few miles from
here, by a stone The county road
which crosses the railroad at that place
had been repaired a few days before,
and the rain which fell on Tuesday
washed large quantity Of sand &C.,
upon the track, which caused the en-
CINE to be thrown off. The damage was
promptly repaired, with but slight delay
to the trains.
TouRNAMENT-We understand that
a tournament on a large scale will take
place near Brooklandyille, about three
miles west of this place, in Green Spring
Valley, on Tuesday, October 9th, instant,
for which the most extensive arrange
ments arc now being made Over TWEEN
ty gentlemen have already signified their
intention of competing for the honors of
the day, and a ball will be given at night,
in Mr.. Carlisle's house, and on a plat
form to be erected outside of it.-1Oic-
sontopp Union. 74'1'r 't
PROFESSOR ELEoTED.-A special
meeting of the board of directors Of the
Theological Seminary at Gettysburg
Pa, was held on Wednesday last. The
resignation of DR.. Valentine, elected
president of the college, was accepted,
and Rev. G. A. Stork, of Baltimore, was
unanimously elected to fill the vacant
professorship in the seminary. Dir. 5.
is a young man of fnc scholarly attain
ments and great promise, - Gettysburg
Star. .Ti alg na qas.i ~ ai
I, J. j. Baumgartner, Esq, as Trustee,
by virtue of decree of the Circuit
Court, sold on Saturday last, the land
in the case of j. j. Baumgartner and
others, against Mary l.. Baumgartner
and others, situated in this county,
63 acres, to David Spanglcr,
at $40 per acre. b h! CO J3s45}K
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