Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-03-31
The "ERcOnditIOn Union
49, $3.50 NKeelFm q. -

hof1ehe anu ONES expectants Ansthls city -
They A6ekod to the Court House at two
O'Clock 10 the afternoon in fell force. and
listened 70 set speech from ahired orator
from Chicago. G e..Bates, Esq, and asong |
from du.da Lumbaid
Wsswere too busy 10 attepdtic meeting,
but learn that it was opened and conducted
as meetings usually ere, SOne two huns !
dred unconditional" men were present.
besides ahcat the safe number of Demo-
Gratis who were attracted t6ither By curl
'csity. The chief fugleFs were cur distin>
guisbed and eminent postmaster. tie othef
G9vernnr ent tffssiials, d Railroad agent Who
during the Mexican war was = 81 rank a.
ympalhiser yvith 'tbse Aszica0s that he
helped to steal and carry eff oar can6oti IN
the dead df'night TO prevent US from iiifipg
solutes over Gen. Taylar's victories oyerEa
foreign eneay, and afew expectautsrfo:
favors at the baadsaof fhs Administration,
Besides these Interested iajiyidual4 there
were very few. who sNnpathrsed in the
movement or who had a1ytlsipg to do with
the ofFair @ ~
Tao mnctiag n he ariernodn yrssed OF
without the qe,pfthra Of aayihing re-
rnatia blp.1 The Democrars present we're
sJmev ha; disgasteJ a tie sycopnjncy Of
j TIC ;, 3 8ih 2Faift'sr~'5 ara e7i aRoring
to Re capital far ti,ei 90 eFiy -bv sxtrava-
! gait rrsfesei u, sfleye.fsr the UrIn
lc ID. .eyeniils il5g tdf., @e5c ,asias5a-
| bic larger Bates was tFjt:sr'.ont again,
sad repeated his atlaoious and erroneous
! views. lie occupied the stand till late
hour, bu, utterly failed to make an impress
sion upon he audience. LODGED it is said
1 be lahOred faithfully for bic employers and
/ tired 70 prepare Che MN Is of pjor men for
! the fate wbiph awaits them when lie cos
script bib shall be enforced. AFtrr hs h "a
concluded. j. II OHM, Esq, whe was
present, vas called out by the meetiog and
/ responded in few remarks worthy OF tb .
4 head and heart ofoas trne pgtriot Mr..
| Qninp was followed by Mr.. Breckenridge,
I whoi We are tgll, made a mild speech for
ons 50 radical as, he is.siss ~. 81.
Thas passed eff the .unconditional'
Union meeting ard our citizens seem to be
4 engaged attbeir nsual ayocGl Items as though
nothing Of the sort had happened hele
4 -Na1w in regs-dsto tsSese 'uncouditionul'
Uai9u movements. we IRE free to expires.
ear 2piniOHs. TlyPeerisy. and deeeptlor
lies at the bottom of them They art
designed TO gull the unsuspecting into tby
support Of The Abolition policy In oui
estimation, "qn eonditiqaaF'g Unirn in To,
sense which they adseuate and suppart it
means Union between the white aud blacl
raees-a Union 10 Kbicb there shall be *
slavery and 10. rhich the white and bIaol
:. races shah be placediJn tsrms of equal
, ity. >-.Ea ~ ~. 7.'--.a1s '.'' =
! This isnot What Democrats want. The!
wauta Union with coudtious--andt hp 8
conditions mny be found in the constitd
tior handed down 70 US by the fathers .
) the Republic. o.
egCert. George C. Harrington, 0
Cpmpaay A. 7Gth lEupis Volunteers, VIII
has been in this city recruiting his heal.l
for some TINS past, hopes to be aide 10 re
turn to bis regiment during the presen
week. Capt, Harrington .is gallant sol
disr aud true patriot, who believes il
fighting the rebels with tulesa aud til
Abolitionists with ballots, and his retur
to his regiment VIII be hailed with JOY b
!, his company. judging from the letters W
haVs seen from tsoms eff fhen. We wis
him prosperity and safe return from tn
war.
BALL AT. YoUNg's HAILs--A party vi
be given at YoeRg'g Hall, 10 tlis city, Q
! next TGes5ay evening, the 7tb Of APR
the proceeds to be- devoted towards til
erection Of aGathol;c Church at MQkep
in this county, Good musicians have bee
engaged and ample arrangements will b
made for the comfort aud entertainment
those who may attend. Our ciyizsns wi
! thus have 40 Opportunity to aid ia a laud
able enterprise, and at the same time en-
joy pleasant evenIBg. Let ahe Hall b
flied. Tickets one dollar. 81, 7e
. New Goops "A. Il. Day is daily receir
Z ing supplies Of new goods. Indeed he a
ways Keeps on hand the best assortment
dry goods IN the city. And no other stor
= ip Joliet does IS brisk business. NJ
E Day ia thercugbly acquainted with til
f mercantile tFade:and .henoesin selecting b
o goods has great advantage over most
e our dealers. Goods can be b, ugbt at h
a stogA iusres cheap.as they can be in til
i city 'oi Chicago.
NJ .a.seg SPRIxGEIELD,- March &c, 1863.
r S. o. SfNoNps. E-zf., Cam'r-:
!. Dear Sir Yours is received. Teacher
J, Certificates regoire asstamp .of five cent
. By toe OrlGiual Law. such certificates r
= qeired ten. oeat stomp, but by receI
a ameadmentsto the Stamp Law, the tax 0
: mieeAanseas ceEifeaEes has been reduce
~ one-half.
y Schedules require wsg fse cent stamp
y the tEss to beiafized By the teacher to b
d certificate, the second by, the Directors
- theig certificate. lftbelorSer attached 4
: thstcb edale is used, itreqaires a two eel
~ stsFapr u III q. q mount exoFesssd in the a