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An old Dran Horse:

Setchell, the Comedian, says he was press
eDt ct the White House The other day
when the following was perpetrated An
old farmer from the West, who knew
President Linecln in days bvgone. called
to pay his respects at the Presidential Mar.
sion. Shaping the Chief Magistrate upon
the back, be exelsimed-'WelI, old boss,
how are you 2 Cd Abe, being thoroughly
democratic 10 bis ideas, and witksl relish
iog joke. spopded-'So I'm an old boss.
am II What kind of boss, pray p
Why, an old draft boss, to be sure.' was
the rejOioer. Cool, even for SetShelt-
Transcript
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-08-16

An UsfIEAsANT BEDFELLow.-A vo-
man named BristOr, living some four or
i've miles northwest Of Cantor. on Thurs.
day, June Both, went out of her house for
some fifteen or twenty minutes, leaving her
child. some ten months cid. asleep on
bed in bed room. When she fetaroed
the child was sitting up IN bed playing
with large milk snake. She az once
slipped back and picked up 9, hoe handle
AID went at the monster, bur bis snake
ship was too quick fOs her. end slipped on.
the bed and down through hole in the
foor before she could his it, Canton Reg.
fsfcf
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-08-16
A "TRAlToK.s,, LYRIC.
III WALTER AYoNYM.

Do you uphold the Nations cause,
And flink-Os Daniel Webster shought-
The Constitution and the Laws
With Unions life inwroughtg
Does then your soul, indignant, swell
With scorn for that foul fiend who said
''loar Magma charta is from HeIIl"
You are a ''Copperhead."
Do you revere cur chartered rightsi
And thus prove trsit6r-as they say
Those Ethiopian Zoophites
Who now hold sway;
Do you despise the vulture horde
Upon the country's vitals fed
Who serve corruption as their Lord,
You are "Copperhead''
Do you revert to former days,
(Those. days of glory and renown,)
Whom Patriots won the statesmen,s bays
Aud wore the mural crowni
When not the place could make the man,
But aye the man the place Instead
When godlike Daniel led the van
You are a "Corperhead.''
I'o you Ger pray that strife may cease,
That war may stay his crimson hand,
And that the broad, white wings Of Peace
May brood the land
If such your prayer, for one say
Heavens blessing rest upon your head!
Come, share with me the soi.brIqEet
Of"Traitorp "Ccpperheadr'
Doubt not the broad philanthrophy
Which dots the land with heroes grayssi
Which strains the rivers TO the sea
With the rich life blood of the free
Curdling the ocean wave
Then GENE dark clouds are drifting fast
Above the old ships tormast head:
Come nail your colors to the mast
i've! die S"Coppcrhead &"
When, through these clouds. the Urion star
Shall struggle through its sad eclipse,
And the red meteor Of the war
Meath the horizon dips,
No higher culogy BIZ mine,
No epitapl,-if halIy dead
Than this short cabalistic line:
"Whlter, the Copperhead!"
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-08-16

4 au q great guD.' said ti2sy printer,
who bad been on beEder Tor week.
Yes said the foreman, you're gun
and BALI cooked, and you can consider
yourself discharged
Well said the typOj then bad Better
90 off,
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-08-16

1t is hard thing to find good wife
nowadays observed 'loveysr' to blush
ing maid yesterday. 1t vail be hard
thing replied the latter. 'to fud truthful.
loving husband when this cruel war
is over The reader can judge which Of
the disputants was ri1ht
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-08-16

The Slang Dictionary fs the newest
thing 10 The haoS line promised in London
It Is to contain all the vulgar words. street
ptrases OF low society II viii add. it is
said, several thousands words and phrases
which ore nOt-and ought no g. be-ccLs
tanned in the English dictionaries.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-08-16

The frst Article of the MahOmedau
creed is. There is but one God. and Mab-
omet is his Prophet The first article ~
the Lincoln creed is. There is 90 law brie
military necessity, and Of that nseess;tS
Lincoln Is the only judgep
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-08-16

Inc Administration Is opposed g intoi.
Sntafy sershode for the negroes 10 the
oeutn, but u eas No besitation ID conscript.
log oil the white men IL tue North for n.
Soinnsary CT forced services in the army
Compulsion for whites but no conpnisiou
tor the nsgrOe. il its motto.
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Jon PRIsriNe

Job Printing ofsvs, ydsseriptio i With. nsasiy
xpsditiouslysxscutedt TO order Cd iberaiterh6.
Anassortment blanks ksptcenstantly on IA
As- All orders for Advsrtising % Job Work mn
be accompanied by cash, unlesssome person kpoxF
ubecomes responsible for the sams.-Ta
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-08-16

The PRIVATE SoLDIER.-.If there is a
being IN the world who is deserving Of
private affection aud public gratitude, it is
the soldier who marches private in the
ranks OF the army, to fight for his country,
and offers his blood aud life as d sacrifice
Tor the maintenauce of the Union and the
Constitution. And yet how seldom it is
that they get the henor aud reward their
service entItle them to. 1t is the private
Who carries the gun: it is the private who
marches on foot through the mud. frost
and snow; is the private who erects bridges
over swift streams, and rears the lofty
Qualifications; and it is the private who,
with the bayonet set, charges on the dead
" rife pits and against squared columns
of the enemy; and yet how seldom It is that
be receives the bonors and the rewards Of
his poble conduct
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-08-16

We cannot look through Christian eOdu
tries without seeing that Christianity is
rather the flag under which the world calls
than the fudder that steers its course,
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-08-16

Bayard Taylor. 10 recent lecture, said
the EsquiDaux we're afraid to die on
windy dsy, for fear their souls would be
blown away. These are some people 10
sbis region, who ought to have the same
fear.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-08-16

FsE PRESENT INFLATIoN Bill SIS a
good accountants, but like all men will
sometimes make mistakes, and in one Of
his bills figured up that 8 times s are So ;
The debtor was not slow in discoyerinr cha
mistake and demanded % EXPLANATION.
Bill axamined the account and saw thar
he was down, but did not like to admi, n .
so putting on bold face, he said
That's all right
How so = Was the INQUIRY.
IFS all owiog to the ipfatiou of the
currency said Bill; the multiphcatiop
table, Ike everything else. has gone upr
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-08-16
CmAS. ID. 1AEELETs.

A GENT FOR THE UNITED STATES AND AMER
"A lean Express Companies, will forward Frcightand
Vaiuabes to all points of the country Notes, Drafts
aad Bills collected, and proceeds returned promptly.
nj 3 u4-
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DENTISTRY

DR.. F.. b. c IL CHR ANE
WTOULD respectfully inifUrpl the Inhabitants o
w soet and vicinity, that after an absence o
some years, has returned to Joliet for the purpose of
makns II his future home, and adopts this method to
inform his friends and the public that he has take
the rooms formerly occupied by Carpenter 4 Pierce
OVER BROWNS DRUG STORE,
where he will be pleased to all who may need FIRT
CLASS DENIAL OPERATIONS.
Those may employ him may be assured that all
opperations will be performed in a neat trusty and
edtfhftII manner.
Nov. %, 1861. MA If
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He who has high forehead win "a.
bis eyes undsF il. sni wifi I've al Is ! 5svs
Of bis life.
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$500 ReVvarI

- is- 81 ~ aud white spotted COW with Irhitss
1iao e Isrel ~ > and Is seven years old -''
aorfbor, kaI4 iot either BY the sub
Iolisf JuIv n b. U. SHARPE.
= n6-kf
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-08-16

Once on time. not long ago, not so
far from Millersburg as il might be, a
good hearted man and his long-tougued.
style-talking wife, attended social party
Almost every three minutes his wife would
check her husband thus:
Now, William, don't talk go loud 2
Come. William. don't lean back 10 the
chair that way =
Now, William, don't get noisy over
therep
Sly, William, let the girls alone and
sit by me.'
AT last forbearance ceased to be vir.
tue. AID the husband. who was really piti.
ed by all in the room, arose and said
i beg pardon Of the company; but as
my wife insists en- being boss all the time,
it is right she should have these =
And he deliberately took off his pants.
handed them to her, and sat down in his
boots and drawers.
The company was astouished; the wo-
men burst into tears. The happy couple
soon went home, but neither Of them wore
pants.
How the affair was settled we cannot
tell, but the last time we saw William be
had the pants on. We are inclined to
think she will not again boss him in com.
paDy IN o hurry.
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Meggs says Of female volunteers occas-
lonally discovered in the ranks of our ar
NY that they pant for adVsoture, and pant
LOT glory and bsyiDg . pair of pants they
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-08-16
Joliet Marble works,

JOIIcI NAuIUlc W FAb3
TNuARLEs L. MUNGER, Observation-Disclosures
~ every variety of
MARBLE MONUMENTS TOMB STONES FUR
NITUBE, &C., &C.
oar the Rock Island Depot. Joliet, Illinois. Order
ON abrOllrespectfully solicited
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W. G.. THOMP SON,
ARoH1TEor AND BUILDER,

MILL furnish Plans aud Specifications, and take
w contracts for, superintcnd the erection of
Churches, School Houses, Public Buildings and Dwell
ipgs.
Shop and Office on Chicago Street, near A. & St.
L. X X. Depot. noJ-tf
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-08-16

The medical journals treat of the evils of
lying 10 bed. The habit of lying out of
oed seems to US q greater evil. This
world, however, is given to lying. suy
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-08-16
DE ISP RY

- DIS. ALLEN & sALTER, permanently
1891 located III Joliet, is prepared to perform
uIfST4+A all operations in the profession, i'll the
A-11 latest aud most approved style. Arti-
fetal Jobs from single Tooth Iull sett inserted
F h atmospheric principle.
Teeth Extracted without pain.
egFICE Jefferson ST., in uawleys Now Building
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-08-16
Th New slave Trade.

In almost every one of the Recruiting
and substitute brokers Offices such con.
versatiou as the following is of daily oe-
cureDce:
GeRtlem en-What is the price Of likely
young negro to-dav2
Broker-Frcm $3.50 to 5000, according
to the demand.
Gentleman Gould you furnish me with
three or four sound negroes at a3y less
price?
Broker-No sirl There is demand for
all We have in Massachusetts,, wi we
send those who can't pass examination, and
when we ge larger prices.
GentlemaB-HOw soon could you fiji an
order Of twenty or thirty negroes to 6ll the
quota of our town, at, say, $3.50 each
Broker-We SAINT take orders ahead.-
The price is going up every day. We ex-
poet an other car lord to morrow or next
day. and we will cell at the market price.
This talk savors Of tho slave mart but
it is repeated in Buffalo every day. White
men bring, in 'one instances, from $50 to
SlUO dollars more than negroes. One man
paid S675 for sound CANADIAN. yesterday,
The market is auetuating. but the tenden.
cy is upwards -Bu6dlo Courier, July 26.
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SHOW REsPECTTo THE DEA
JOLIET BOOKBINDERY.

I'IE Undersigned will bind all kinds at Books, in
a any desired STYLE
Jobs will be nettiv avacrte5 md xrarranted
frlces moderate
RI,rs WM STAEHLE, Bookbinder.
Fsb III street. Zone door north ofths Gas Wor1s)
-, 100. Joliet, Illinois
~ W VPIs IasiicnIGAN FLOUR buchanan Mlls)
'e wheat at less than the Market price
AT 40 BLuTF SF
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-08-16

~. That We warn this Administrations ia
desist irom its eDor0acbmeDts upon The
rights and liberties of the citizens Of our
State, and resolve that we will not tolerate
The rub Of msrtigl law, of military inter-
ieIeres With elections, or any more arbi--
trary arrests Of our citizens. to the main,
tensnce OF which We pledge our lives, our
fortunes, and our sacred honOr.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1864-09-28
Lady,s Friend for october.

Peep" beautifully executed steel engraving
Of a mother and her little GIRL opens this number
of THE LADY's FRIEND. The double steel Fashion
Plate is also as rich and elegant as usual. Then
follow the numerous engravings some particular
ly excellent illustrating the new modes for ladies
and children. The music for this numberis a new
Song called "I love thee, dearly love thea
popular sentiment, as all will admit. Among the
literary contributions note Scatter Blessings"
by Minnie May; "Two Years Lost" by Emma Il.
Ripcy;'Life is G1od," by Miss Annie +. KcnG
"Tho Imported Hem comical sketch by II. w.
S.. A Turn in Fortunes Wheel" by Mrs Hos
mer; "Why didn't Marry Grant Heuson," by
Ida Mason tt strikes us that Ida was little hard
ON Franks "Castles in the Air." by Mrs. Anna
Bachc "Missionary Work" Gin the matrimonial
line we see this isl, by Francis Lee, &c. &c, OF
there is the usual Work Tablc, Receipts and
Editorials. Price $3.50 year-two copies S4,OO
nine forbl6,O 90, twenty one for $500. Single mum
bers 2jcents: Address Deacon s. Peterson, 3ls
Walnut street, Philadelphia.
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Iincoln and Johnson CIuh.

PerTysburg Lincoln and johnson Club.
The Union citizens Of Perrysburg met at
the Court House on Monday evening to or
ganize Lincoln ard Johnson club; aud to
make arrangements for attendance at the
Barbecue. The largo Hall was crowded
with an attentive audience. J. W. Ross,
Esq. was elected President Of the meeting,
n. IL. Callard, Secretary.
On motion, tho Chair appointed COM
mittoee of three on officers as follows:
Petor Bell. Julius Blinn, George Albert.
On motion the Chair appointed John Yea
ger, James Charles, Jno; Robertson, David
Krcps and L. NJ. HINT, rs Committee on
Barbacue; after which Hon. Asher Cook
delivered an eminoutly patriotic address
The Hon. gentleman adverted to the fact
that nearly all parties in this region had
supported Mr.. Lincoln two years ago; that
his policy hod not been changei-tho great
measures then inauguratod had been put in
force. lie asked what measures Mr.. Lin
coin should adopt, that he had not adopted,
and how he could we'll have acted other
than he had done.
lie exposed the insiueerity of those who
formed the Chicago Platform and denounced
its sophistrics, quoting the language of tn Q
Herald, he designated it u conglomerate
mass, repugnaut to the hu nan understand
ing. Referring to the conduct of the war
he said that If a failure existed, the impair.
tial historian would attribute, that failure
only to the period when McClollaa cam.
manded our armies. He referred to the
captures effected by our arroies, and said
he thought those who so readily talked of
the war being a failure, would not desire to
say so in the presence of our brave boys
lie asked what Mcclellan could accomplish
more than Mr.. Lincoln. Exhibited the
paradoxical position of Mcclellan as APP
parently, but not really repudiating tue
Chicago Platform. He closed his speech
by an earnest appeal to all union men 10
set aside minor difference, and cordially
unite in support of the government, the
brave army, and the maintenance of the
great principles Of human freedom. The
Hon. genteman's speech was listened tc
with deep interest; gave general satsfac
tion and was frequently applauded
At its close the meeting adjourned tC
meet again on Monday evening next.
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Poctical efiusion said to have been improvised
and addressed to Higgins BY that paragon Of Judi
cial honor aud political honesty, the coHi b Judge
OF the Supreme Court-Nach-ass Whiteley
Poor iiaie ioal Of an oppressed race
love the languid patience Of thy face;
But what thy dulled spirit hath dismayd,
That never thou dost sport along the glade
Aud most unlike the nature Of THINGS yo,ug)
That earApocd still thy hang dog head is hung7
Do thy prophetic fears anticipate,
Meek Child Of Misery thy future fate?
The STARRING meal, aud all the thousand aches
Which patient aeris Of the unwortsy takcsf
And truly, very piteous is thy lot
Chained to log within a narrow spot
Where the close-eaten grass is scarcely seen,
And nothing waves around but gooseberrios green
How askiHgiythy looks up hither wend ? -
Aud seem to say, "and have then one friends?
Innocent Foal thou poor, dcspised iorlorn
4 hail thee brotler-spite of the fools scorn
And fain would take thee with me in the dell
Where Copperheads in clover. quiet may dwell,
Thou then would toss thy heels in gladsome play
And frisk about as pole cat, bithe aud gay
Then most enchanting sweet would be
Thy donkey bray, and ass-like melody.
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Correspondence of the JouRNAL.l
The Great Unhung" Out for Nc
ClelIan.

ED. JOURNAL:
SIDNEY, o., Saturday, Sept. 2l, 1864.
Yallandigham, familiarly and properly known
as the "Great Unhung," this afternoon addressed
large meeting of Copperheads at this place. lie
is Internationally in favor OF Mcclellan, the Chi
cago Platform and immediate cessation of hostiI
ities % The substance of his speech was this {;
"Lincoln has for four years tried to restore the
Union by war, and fuiIsdj place the Government in
our hands for four years, and we will not ask you
for man or a dollar-we will have no more CEN
scription, taxation, or emancipation-but will re-
store the Union, to its original strength and pow
er, by the "Grts Of pcaee!" Such was the reason
ing of the big " Copperhead gun I" As usual, he
made all possible charges against President Lin
colnj but during his entire speech made no dsre-
spectful allusion to jeff Davis and his sham gov
ernment OF the Confederacy.
An "incident" worthy Of mention, occurred
while the "Great Unhung was being conducted
from the D. g. NJ. depot to the village. A large
crowd, had assembled at the depot, with brass
baud and cannon, and the 81 hero of the occasion
stepped from the cars, amid the shouts of the
crowd the blowing of brass, and the burning Of
gunpowder. The " hero " was Immediately siez-
ed by some Of the "faithful" and hurried into
carriage which was in waiting. But afew minutes
previous TO Vallandighams arrival three or four
companies of the Ilth Michigan had arrived from
the West, on the Belllontaine road and as the
CopPerheads started from the depot, the soldiers
formed in line, the side Of the road where they
had to pass. AS the carriage of the "Great Un-
hung" approached the soldiers, they took of
their hats, moved them Justify and gave him three
hearty--G -GR0ANSi
The assembled Copperheads swallowed the ia
dignity TO their chief as best they could. Doubt
less the fact that the soldiers had arms and kneV
AO'O 10 Use them, pregsussd any beligerent demon-
strations tho part of the large crowd of Valan-
digham's disciples. The soldiers afterward
spiked the cannon the Coppers had been firing and
pitched it down an embankment G.
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GnIer,a I.ndr,a ElnnIr

The October number of the Lady's Book contains
two fine engravings-''The Fairy's Court" and
. The Young Draught Players "-also double
sheet cOiOred fashion plate, beside large variety
Of fAshiOHplAtess Il also contains large amount
a excellent reading matter, II is generally un-
derstOod and admitted that the Lady's Book is
without rival, and thGt each succeeding number
surpasses in value its predecessor
Terms-The terms Of the Lady's Book have been
ileFeASedS and NO club subscriptions will be re-
eeivod at the old rates. New club rates will be
announced in the November number. Published
" L. A. Cooley, RhiIadslPhia.
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EyAPORATORs ANl ca0E MiIIS

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fote
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Editor of Journal :

Editor of Journal
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