Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-09-06
L0COFoCO TICKET.
For Mayor. JOHN AKIN.
For Alderman. Gn.-THOMAs d. GIBSON.
City Treasurer JOHN COCHRAN.
Assessor. r.-ALEXANDER MONTGO OMBRY.
LoCoFoco TICKET.


CousrY MEETING The Union men OF New
Castle County will remember that the County
meeting to make arrangements for selecting
delegates to the State Convention, takes place
to day at one o'clock in the Town Hall, at New
Castle. 1t is highly important meeting and
we hope will be largely attended.
NINTH REGIMENT. --Tke following companies
OF the Ninth Regiment, Delaware Volunteers,
have been mustered into the service by Col.
Wilmer. They marched to Camp at Brandy
wine Springs yesterday morning.
Company A.-Captein stephen t. Wnrrng-
ton First Lieutenant, John @. Hazard Second
Lieutenant Edwih C. Burton.
Company D, Captain James NJ Ellison First
Lieutenant George G. Webb; Second Lieutenant
Thomas L. Hurn.
Company C, Captain Charles II. Stockley
First Lieutenant Edward II. Tubbs; Second
Lieutenant, Robert W. Long.
Company D, Captain William Y. Swiggett
First Lieutenant Jacob 7. +. Knowles Second
Lieutenant John @. Short.
Company L, under command of First Lieuten-
ant Joseph Humphreys.
The Regiment is under the command of Lieut..
Colonel Charles Bird late Of the Sechnd Della
ware Volunteers
MILITARY MATrRRs.-Friday Saturday, Sun
day and Monday were busy days in military
circles in this city. Every train which arrived
from below brought up large numbers of yolun-
teers for 100 days. Recruiting was going on
quite actively up to midnight on Sunday. The
Ward and Hundred Committees were vigilant
and unceasipg ia their efforts to fill the quotas
Of their respective districts. All the wards OF
this city are clear OF the draft, as also Brandy
wine Hundred There is fair prospect that
New Castle and Several other Hundreds will fill
their quota, Col. Wilmer mustered the 100 days
men into the service, and they were equipped
under the direction Of Captain G. Il. Tyler, U.
| s. Quartermaster. In the Substitute line, the
Board Of Enrollment were KEEP, busy, aud large
number satisfied the demand OF the government
in this particular.
SARATOGA Those of our lady friends who
visited this renowned watering place this sum
mer will recJlect with pleasure the closing ies
iivties Of the season The last hop was the
crowniDg glory of all, Our friends j. Ii. War
rington & Co. have brought out new hat,
which for beauty ana style is decidedly the erem
de Ia crea and has been named "in honor Of the
last grand hop "the Saratoga" 1t is needless
to say that every one vino has seen it,, is iu per
feet raptures, aud the enterprise Of our friends
j. IL. W., & Co in bringing out leading style
here deserves encouragement We understand
that they have these Hats ready trimmed at th
emporium No. 5l7 Market street opposite City
Hall.
The GREATEST CooglNG INVENTION OF THg
ACE Our attention was yesterday called to IN
invention in the form Of hot pelihtr cooking
arrangement, that must very soon be universally
adopted by people who have any regard for com.
fort and economy. The article referred to nses
neither wood or coal FIRE, is the invention Of Mr.,
| G. b. LOveless, of Syracuse, N, u, and is now
on practical exhibition at the store of John Fliun
| No. 2l9 Market street. The whole concern does
not occupy more space than an ordinary water
pail, 10 portable, emts neither smoke, odor, nor
ashes, and imparts no more heat than an ord-
nary kerosene lamp. We have the most un.
doubted authority for stating that, by its use
the cookery for family Of six persons requires
but ons ha!f gallon Of oil per wsfk. the heating
being accomplished by self generating gas,
which may be extngushel the instant the occa.
sion for its use ceases. One of the most deli
ciousy cooked steaks that we have ever tasted
was broilcd by this arrangement yesterday in
FIVE minutes and ten seconds, md for baking
meats of all kinds, bread. pies, biscuit, or po-
tatoes, il is equal to the best stove ever ma ie
II heats Hat irons with the greatest dispatch
without increasing in the slightest degree til,
temperature of The department in which it il
done, which, with the thermometer ut 100, il
really o matter Of health as well as comfort
Our reason for calling attention to this admirable
arrangement, at this time, is less with view II
beneftting the owners of it than for the purpos
Of eulisting some ehterprisiHg gentlemen in 4h
(nO doubt proftablel business of giving it tn
widest possible circulation for the public good
The machine may be examined ia operation
i daily at 2l9 Market street, as already stated.
! CAPTAIN GALLAoHGR.-We are informed tha
| Captain Charles II. Gallagher, has been ordere
: TO this city, in the capacity of United State
Quartermaster, and will be succeeded ut Balti
: more by Capt c. II. Tyler, who relieved him
> this point some time since
SPECIAL attention is invited to John Fareira
. adv. in this issue. His assortment of Fanc
4 Furs, for Ladies and Chidrens wear is yer
: large and of n superior quaity.-Give him
call.
The Money Market,