Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-04-16
HOLY wEEK-;EELIeIoos SER

HOLY MISREPRESENTATION SER
VICES.
This being Holy Week, interesting re.
ligious services will be held in the several
Protestant Episcopal and Roman Catholic
churches of this city, as follows:-
sr. ANpnEw's-RL Rec Bishop Lee-On
Monday, Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday
afternoons at haif-past tour O'Clock. On
Wednesday morning at q quarter before
eleven O'Clock On Good Friday at half
past ten O'Clock in tho morning, and halt
past seven in the evening.
TRlNrrY CnuRCH-Ree Charles Beck
Divine service on Good Friday at halfpast
ten in the morning, and halfpast seven
in the evening. On all other days during
Holy Week at ten in the morning, and five
in the afternoon, with the exception OF
Thursday, when 1t will be at hall-past seven
in the evening, instead of five. Easter
Sunday there VIII be an early service at six
O'Clock in the morning, and the usual SER
vices at hall-past ten and half-past seven
O'Clock.
ST.. JoHN's CHuRcH-Ree. r, Gardner
LitteH.-Durng holy week there Will be
service every morning at nine O'clock ex-
cept Good Friday, when it will be at half
past ten O'Clock with sermon. Monday, |
Friday and Saturday at four O'Clock in the |
afternoon; and Tuesday, Wednesday and |
Thursday, at half-past seven in the evening.
There will be a sermon Mt each evening |
service, except Friday. The Holy Com
munion will be administered on Thursday
evening the anniversary of its institution.
ST. PETERS CHuRcU-ReU. r. O'Brien |
Pdst0r-On Thursday, Friday and Satur- |
day, Mass at halfpast eight O'Clock in the
morning. On Wednesday and Friday even
ings, devotons at halfpast seven O'Clock.
ST. MARY's CHURCH - Rea. p, Reilly, |
Pastor Services at ten O'Clock on Thurs
day aud Friday mornings and seven O'Clock
on Saturday.
Peninsula Affairs Dover Delauareaa
of Saturday saws;
The Levy Court of Kent county have laid
the tax for this year at 20 cents on the $100
to wit. 40 cents for County purposes, 10
cents for the support of the poor, and 10
cents for ordinary repairs of roads and
bridges. This is an increase of 10 cents on
the 800 TO cover increased expenses Of the
courts, TO repair damages to roads and bridges
by the late ireshet, and increased expenses
in the county Jail.
Hum Jenkins, Esq, having removed to
Philadelphia, resigned the Presidency of the
First National Bank of Dover, and at meet
ing of the Directors held this week, DIR. Isaac
Jump, OF Dover, was elected President in
his place.
A manufacturing company have just esiab-
, lished themselves in Camden, and propose
, furnishing the people with everything that
can be turned out of wood, from anger
handles to hitching posts, also cabinet and
Z wagon makers goods, sash, doors, blinds,
mantels, mouldings, or planed, matched or
} dressed lumber. We hope our people will
not go out Of the State for such articles when
they can get them as cheap at home and save
, the expense Of freight,
! Magnolia Lodge, No. 10, and Amity Lodge,
c No. go, OF ]. o, of y. f., will observe the
s thanksgiving day for the Order appointed by
i The Grand Sire of the Grand Lodge OF the
i U. s., by sermon by Rev 8, H. Gardner,
at 10 O'Clock. A. NJ, and an address in the
$ evening at u O'Clock, by Dr. John W. Sharp,
:, g. r. of G. L. of United States, at Camden
NJ. Il. Church The public are cordially in
vited.
The barn of Edward ]. Carter, the pro
prietor of Touton- Field Nurseries, about six
miles west of Willow Grove, was burned on
s. Wednesday night Sd inst. 1t is supposed
n that the fire was the work of negro glr in Mr.
II Carter's service, and she is now in Jail to an
r. swer for the otlense Mr.. Carter had been ir
3 Dover during the day and had not been homl
y but few moments when the fire broke out
He succeeded in saving his horses. The barr
l. contained about 400 bushels of corn, abou
g 80 bushels of wheat six tons OF hay, larg,
lot of farming implements, peach baskets
Oh wagon, &C., all OF which were consumed
g, together with the straw stacks near by. Til
~ contents OF the barn were valued at $500
Us Insured to the amount of $1,000.
In the case of Thos. Pickering, ST., com
H. planant, VS.. Charles II. b. Day, respondent
ne decision was delivered on Thursday b.
ID Edward Ridgely, ESQ, Chancellor dd LteD
hs This case is one that has excited consider
able interest in this community. The con
p plainant, Mr. Pickering, was one Of the SC
lie curities OF John f. Clements, Deputy l
=. Collector, (who, 1t will be remembered
On turned mp defaulter in large amount) on
ed judgment bond, conditioned for the iaithil
on performance of the duties of his Office /
X. {, ii. b. Day, IT, S. Internal Revenue Co
en- leotor for the District of Delaware. NJ
of Pickering applied 10 the late Chancellor f
~. an injunction, to be made perpetual, to II
IN strain Mr.. Day from collecting said bont
XII. The present Chancellor, Mr.. Bates was the
pt. an attorI ey-at-aw and was engaged by NJ
les Day as one OF his counsel. The Gener
ew Assembly subsequently passed an act ALLOW
nd ing the appointment of a Chancellor dd lite
re- TO hear causes in which the present Cha1
M celor was engaged as counsel, and M
yer Ridgely was appointed in this case, I'll
nj case was ably argued by Messrs. Comeg,
- and salisbury for the complainant, al
rls Smthers for the respondent, at a sitting
nse the court commencing on the 4th of Fe
The ruary last, The Chancellor ad Htem
to Thursday decreed that the injunction be di
de- solved with costs. The amount in eontr
Id versy was nearly $4,000. We learn til
ar an appeal has been taken, and that the ca
ing will be brought up in the Court Of Erro
md and Appeals
nd Cecil County Matters We copy the +,
srs. lowing items lroL. the Elkton Wig,
yer Saturday,
rye Charles Shippers, son of MIR. Nathan
leel Shippers OF North East had the end of Il
ing second finger Of his right hand caught in I
OF, cogs of n corn shelter, one day last wee
!, Il and so badly mashed that amputaton W
YER be necessary
All the annual meeting of the stockhOldC
ION OF the Mccullough Iron Company, held
ism the 9th inst, the following gentlemen we
Y e. elected officers of the Company to serve I
and ensuing year; u. Mcdaniel, President; Jr
ded H. Adams, Vice President; VIM. s. Hagar
col. Treasurer; w. B. Spear, Secretary; j.
n of Mccullough, Managing Director; Il. A. II
ious veY, General Sup't of Manufacture.
IAN Arrangements are being made by the o
ow, tellows Oh Eiklon 10 celebrate the 26tl lbs
Dns. as n day of Thanksgiving.
,ons The roof of the storehouse of Capt w
n Manly, at North East, took fire from a ste
heir pipe, on Saturday last, and was burned
ran BY the exertiOns OF the citizens the fire v
rev extinguished before other damage was do
Iken RecoHsiiered We learn that Mr. Jose
bout W. Day has reconsdered his resignation
dog Superintendent of Monroe Chapel Sunt
hing School, and has signihed his intention of
ring naming in that position. lie asks the Cha
the for new Library, and the planting of sh
lair, trees around the building
me Sheriff Sale Of Groceries.-Sherlti Herl
Aeiy will sell at public sale, on Thursday,
Gus 95th Of April, inst, at ten o'clock, A. NJ