The Democratic advocate., 1871-08-17
Local Intelligence.

Vatlve voters OF that district at the
election last fall took place Saturday at
the White House, formerly tavern 10
tho district. The executive committee
OF the democratic conservative party Of
Baltimore county had offered, previous
to the election, banner to the district
giving the largest number of votes, aud
it was found on computing the votes
that tho tifth district having smaller
number OF voters than the other districts,
had, nevertheless, polled the largest
number of democratic votes according
TO the number Of voters. They were
therefore declared the winners of tho
prize and entitled to the distinction OF
being called tho "Bapner District" 0u
the 18th of July last the banner was
presented at Towsontown to delegation
Of voters from the fifth district, TO be
carried home and presented to the dem.
ocrats and conservatives OF tho whole
district, aud hence the demonstration of
Saturday.
The meeting was very large, there
being more than two thousand peo.
pie present, quite number Of whom
were citizens of this county. The
meeting was organized by calling T, j,
Corsuch TO the chair, and appointing a
vice. president from each district in tho
county. After tho organization, the
banner was presented by Hon. Stevenson
Archer and received by I. Sturgis Davis,
both gentlemen making neat and ap,
propria,e addresses. The champion
banner is u very beautiful one, made of
fine silk, bought from subscriptions
taken up in the county. Ono side of
the banner was of white silk, with beau.
tiful tassels, and on the other side was
the usual picture of jackson and the
hickory tree" and the inscription,
"The Democratic Banuer.of Baltimore
County," and the words jackson and
Liberty" On the white side. of the
banner, which rs intended to be filed
by the names of tho districts which
shall win il from timo to time, and the
dates on which it shall be won, was the
inscription, Fifth District, November
Sth 1871" The presentation being over,
dinner was next in order. A whole OK"
was roasted on a kind Of windlass, from
which, with bread, cheese aud ham, the
thousands OF people present were to
make their dinner. Two long tables
were erected, with third one between
them, from which the dinner was served,
and the people generally, as wcll as they
might crowd in, went UP to the tables
and took the bread and meat set apart
for them. Though it was a novel way
OF partaking Of dinner, all, both Indies
aud gentlemen, seemed to partake of it
with sest which showed THAT the ex.
ercises of the day had aot failed to
sharpen their appctites. After dinner
speeches were made by Hon. Pinkuey
White and others. The addresses were
not concluded until near five O'Clock,
when the people began to depart to
their homes, though mauy young per-
sous remained on the ground 10 the
picnic aud dance held at night.
Orphans Court Proceedings. Levi
Burlington, Esq. Chief Judge Hanson
I. Webb aud Ira II. Grouse, Esqrs.
Associate Judges; Joseph NJ. Parkc,
Esq, Register Of Wills.
Monday, August 7th, 1s71.--The
last will and Testament OF John Flater,
deceased, to probate, aud letters iesta-
mentry granted to John N. Flater, his
executor.
Elirira Gather, natural guardian to
james ". Gather, settled his third
account.
Mary A. Burns, administrator Of
Emanuel Burns, returned list of debts.
Time for Margaret A. Dorsey, ad
ministrator Of David A. Dorsey, to give
counter security, extended to Aus ust
21st.
Tuesday August 2lst.-Adam Rohr
bach aud Ii. Is. Streavig, executor of
Lawrence Rohrbaeh, deceased, retured
report OF appraisers OF testator's real
estate, requested by the will.
The VIII OF Jacob Yingling, deceased
was admitted to probate, and letters
testaineltary' granted to ''aeob Ying-
ing Dr., MS executor.
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