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The Ra,ing OF u Rebel Editor About the
Fate of Southern Women.

The Richmond wing says that if the South
is ,ubiugatcd the men can 60 into exile or die
fighting but the women are TO bcrcduccd to
atcTibIc condition Hear the rantng
With the tender, dclicatcly nurtmcd
Southern women the ease is far different a
few of them may fly to foreign climcs, there
to weep out their Embossed lives in tears
which bring no relief, and TO waste their
nights in prayers which beat in vain at the
doors of Heaven the rest must remain be.
hind in land accused, subject TO their own
slaves, oycrawed by negroes in Yankee uni
form, dragged to prison for the slightest
words, outcast from the homes otthcr child
hood, earning Il prccarious living by labor
the most mental and degrading, and forced
at last, as Il refuge from absolute starvation,
TO the embrace of brutal Yankee husbands
Hurled from aillucnco to the very depths Of
poverty, cast down from the highest social
position to the lowest walks of life, the next
generation, nay, young men now living,
may behold the most cultivated and refined
ladies Of their acquaintance walking the
streets of Richmond in rags, and begging
the privilege Of washing the shirts Of Yam
kcc Provost Marshals, who grant the boon,
indeed, but couple it with coarse and pro
fame Jest at the virtue and haggard beauty
Of his wrctchcd suppiants. Unhappy the
soldier Of Gen, Lees army who lives to see
that day how his blood will boil within
his veins Who will answer for the vengetul
bound OF his heart in that moment when
the agony Of shame and Indignation shall
overcome all Suggestions Of prudence. Him
self drayman or porter to some thcving
Yankee merchant, what chance will there
be for him The dare deliver the blow which
he cannot restrain? Shot like dog by the
nearest negro guard, his body will be thrown
into Il paupcr> graveyard and his fate will
excite scarcely Il comment from the hireing
Scribbers Of Yankee newspapers, unless it be
the text for an article in favor Of tyranny
still more grinding
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ATTACHMENT


" .. " M n. Y IT'TIW FfITTWI
THE PLAINTIFF. ON AFFIDAVIT.
says the defendant indebted him and 20 abscona.
conces himself that the ordinary process Of law cannot
served upon him, having obtained original attachment
against the estate Of the defendant made rturnabe before
David Goddard Justice Of the Peace for Bnunt county and
the same having been levied his property II ordered by
said Justice that the defendant appear before him HE Office
the llh civil district Of Baunt county on the 10Th day Of
May 1855, will be proceeded with parc further
ordered that this notice he published for successive weeks
IN Brownlov's whig
msrl54w ps5' DAVID GODUARD.Jp
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ATTACHMENT.


H'''''N7 !" ITH''I ~ = u NNI'I.
THE PLAINTIFF. ON AFFIDAVIT.
says the defendant indebted them and ascond m
concea himself that the ordinary process 81 cannot he
served upon them, having obtained an original attachment
against the estate 0deendant made reurnabe before
Larance Justice o the Peace for Jefferson county and the
same having been levied his property II IL ordered by
said Justice that the defendant appear before him his
In New Market onthe first day Of April 1866 will he pro
ceedei with pae II further ordered that this notice
published for four successive weeks IN Brovnows Wig
ri-4w pfss' JONATHAN LARRASCE, Up
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CHANCERY COURT-CLINToN.


IT APPEARING To THE SATISFACTION
OF The Clerk and Master from the allegations IN complain
ant bill that the defendant Joel Bowling Il nonresident Of
this state Is ordered that publication he made four
cesve weeks In rownows Whig notifying sa1 defendant
appear before the Chancery Court Clinton on the first
Thursday after the fourth Monday oJune next then and there
10 make HE defense to the b the will b. taken for con-
fessed and set for hearing ex parte.
ml-ivp6 WIN. wHITsON, C. AN.
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hmm. Z Nen. ~. damn. lNl.h.M. II MI.

NHE DEFENDANT JAMES MITCHELL being
l. nonrc resident: 1t is ordered that publication be made
for four successive weeks in BrownOws Wing, notifying
said defendant to appear at the special term Of the Chan
Gerry Court at cambridge on the ID Monday of April
next then and there his defense to the bill, or
the will be taken for confessed and set for hearing
eX partc piss WM GALBRAlTH c. a NJ
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rINllE DEFENDANT, SAMUEL FUNK, being nom
i resident: II is ordered that publication be made for
four successive weeks in BrownlOws Wing, notifying said
defendant to appear at the special term of the Chanccry
Court at cambridge on the I'd Monday of April next,
then and there to make his defense to the bill, the
will be taken for confessed and set for hearing cx
parte. PTS VIM. GALBRAlTH, c. 4 NJ.
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l'aac Graa, Srg amt hoac Grnnb Dr., rs. Eoshy B,Hs,
VNllE DEFENDANT, EMSLEY BELTS, is a non.
l. resident Ascending debtor 1t is ordered that
publication be made for four successive weeks in Brown
lows Wing notifying said defendant to appear ut the
special term of tho Chancery Court at cambridge on the
ID Monday of April next then and there to make his de-
tense to the BILL the will be taken for confessed
and set for hearing eX pare,
piss WIN GALBRAITIl, c. a NJ.
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A> the train was nearing Chicago. on the
18th ulL, bountyjumpcr, named Harper
who was in custody Of a policeman, was kill
ed in jumping from the car under full speed.
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NIE DEFENDANTS, W. b. GOF0RTII and W. 4.
l. &, BROWN, Chairman and Secretary of the Board
Of Trustees, being nonresden It is ordered that pub
LEGATION he made for four successive weeks Ia Brownlows
Wing notifying said defendants appear at the special
term Of the Chancery Court cambridge on the ID Mon
day Of April next then and there make defense the
BILL the will he taken FOR confessed and set for
hearing eX partc.
mSpfSj NM. GALBRAITH, c. VI.
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DOT" II. bIHmer ant Jas T. Sraa rS. WIN, ". Nermda.
VNlIE DEFENDANT, WILLIAM NJ NEWMAN,
i being onrcsdent: 1t is ordered that publication
be made for four successive weeks in Brownows Wing,
notifying said defendant to appear at the special term Of
Me Chancery Court at cambridge the ID Monday of
April next then and there to make his defense the bill
the will be taken for confessed and set for hear
ing cX pare. PISS WIN. GALBRAITH, CAM.
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FTNllE DEFENDANT, EMSLEY BELTS, being a
nonresident 1t is ordered that publication he made
for four successive weeks in Brownows Wing notifying
said defendant to appear at the special term Of the Chan
Gerry Court at cambridge the I'd Monday of April next
then and there to make his defense to the BILL or the
will be taken for confessed and set for hearing cN
paTtc. Piss WIN. GALBRAlTH, c, 4 NJ
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WmdocF H. h,a,an ". JoLu H. HoI,.

WHE DEFENDANT, JOHN W. HARLE, BEING a
j on-resident: 1t is ordered that publication be made
for four successive weeks in Brownows Whig notifying
said defendant to appear the special term Of the Chan
Gerry Court at cambridge the % Monday of April next
then and there make his defense the bill the
will be taken for confessed and for hearing parte
PISS WM. GALBRAITII, c. a NJ.
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james Thomp,oa ldgt'r Of Jrs,, Por,r, y,cd ~. WA
kidi and d. w. KjdG
TT APPEARING FROM THE ALLEGATIONS OF
i the bill that the defendant, j. NJ. Kidd, is non
resident Of the State abscond that the ordinary
process of law cannot be served upon them is ordered
that publication be made for four successive weeks in
Brownows Wing, notifying said defendant appear be-
fore the Chaucery Court at Mayville the first Tues.
day after the first Monday of May next answer said
bill the will he taken for confessed and set for
hearing partc. W. c. PICKENS, c An
ml-iw PISS By I. VI. HOOD, d & VI
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Richod fuihu, Adu,'r NJ Womps T.rodL, dcrh rs
h. f. NcFuJirnd

II, =, WcFurLWd
HNHE DEFENDANT b. +. MCFARLAND, j. an
l. abscondng debtor nonresident lii ordered that
publication be made for four successive weeks in Brown
lows Wing, notifying said defendant to appear ut the
special term OF the Chanccry Court at cambridge the
ID Monday of April next then and there to make his de-
Tense to the BILL OF the will be taken for confessed
and set for hearing ex parte.
PISS VIM GALBRAITII, c. a NJ,
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VNlIE DEFENDANT, PATTON HOWELL, is non
l. resident or absconding debtor It Is ordered that
publication be made for four successive weeks In brown
lows Wing notifying said defendant To appear ~ the
special term Of the Chanccry Court at cambridge on the
2d Monday Of April next then and there 10 make his
defense to said bill or the same will he taken for confess
Cd and set for hearing cX partc
pfib WIN GALBRAlTll, G, a NJ,
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-22

Advice, from the Southwest report that
The great phoenix. Price, has his quarters at
Bonham, Texas, and that he is in command
of9,OoOTcXan cavalry. Magruder is at Cam
den, Arkansas, and the majority Of his com
mand is on Il stealing expedition in Texas.
Kirby Smith is at Shreveport with $4,000
men only 10000 Of which are effective.
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J. y oNd z. 7. EIJ1N Is. N1''r d F0J1.
TT APPEARING FROM THE ALLEGATIONS OF
/ the bill that the defendants, Henry Sescr and j. c.
Fagg nonresident of the State or so abscond that
the ordinary process Of law cannot he served upon them
and that they indebted to compliments is ordered
that publication be made for four successive weeks ia
Brownlows Wing notifying said defendants to appear be
fore the Chancery Court Mary,illc the first Tues
day after the first Monday of May next, to answer said
bill or the will he taken for confessed and set for
hearing parc.
W. c. PICKENS, C AN
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Rcd, Bro',d Go. r,. 4. w. Il j. 4. Walipr.
TT APPEARING FROM THE ALLEGATIONS OF
the bill that the defendants Alexander VI. and Jesse
Il. Wallace, nOnresdens of the State or abscoud
that the ordinary process Of law be served upon
them, and that they indebted to complauauts II is
ordered that publication be made for four successive
weeks in Browulows Wing notifying said defendants to
appear before the Chanccry Court at Maryyilc on the
first Tuesday after the first Monday Of May next to an
swer said bill or the same will be taken for confessed and
set for hearing cX partc.
W. c. PlCKENS, { NJ
ml-iw Piss By +. VI HOOD, DCIM
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ATTACH M EMF.

Juu,s H. Tayior r.. H'p,y Gi.Du We. B"t, T.u.ihg
r. Brmty ond B'uj'.,D WHkp..
THE PLAINTIFF, ON AFFIDAVIT.
says he defendants are Justly indebted to him FIVE hundr.
ioa and abscond conceal themselves that the ordinary
process be served upon them, having obtained
attachment against the defendant made reurnabe before Ry
Kncad Justice o thePeace for Anderson county and the
having been levied upon the estate Of defendant II h.
ordered that publication made for successive
Brownlows Wing notifying said defendant appear before him
his office the st dag of july is65, the will he
taken confessed and set for hearing pare.
nl5iw pfsj' RlTCHEy KINCAID, J. p.
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CHANCERY COURT-KNoXvILLE.
SALES.
Tho~ps V'foUyta r.. TLomas " ~ NuI,p. u al
IN OBEDIENCE To 4 DECREE mndl

at the January term 1865 n said Court will sell At the
Court House door 10 Knoxville Friday the tn day Of April
leo e Tract Of Land bought by respondent Thomas ~
Maen rom copana Mt lying In Knox county, adjoining the
lands OF D. = Hesse David Nelson, Matthew Mcclellan ard
Others containing about $40 The sale will he made for
cash in hand.
mafrhs iN nft, A AnEnIrK q 4
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CONDITION
FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF KNOXVILLE

nF THE STATE OF TENNESSEE, ON
~ the morning Of the first Monday Of January 1853
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CHANCERY COURT-MARYvILLE.

v VI. GALBRAITH, c. 4 VI.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-05-20
The Income Tax.

Every ore subject to this most odious,
ipquisitor'al aud despotic tax, will say a
hearty Amen to the hope expressed in re-
gard to it, by the PniIadelphia Bulletin Of
the 9th
1--WE earnestly hope that the Covert
ment will before long find it possible to
remit this tax, which is perhaps one Of the
very worst forms Of taxation ever devised,
and excusable by nothing but absolute
necessity We shal! briefly state our
reasons for this opinion.
/. 1t tends to lower the moral standing
of the people by Offering an immense
temptation to deception These dcceptions
are of nature that in the vast mi j)rity
Of cases they cannot be discovered :; there.
fore the inducemen, to practice them is
proporlionatcly greater.
2. II falls most heavily on the hone
and straightforward, and lightes, on those
who act uuconscientiously; the penalties
fill exceptionally and do not alter this
general effect.
3. 1t is inquistorial and, TO many, ex
cecdipgly repuI'ive.
L. 1t imposes on many long and trou
blesome labor TO make the necessary esti-
mates and calculations. Many who keeI
imperfect accounts cannot possibly do 9th
erwse than guess, aud here the hones
and honorable make up for the defciencie.
OF those who are otherwise.
5. 1trequres very expensive machinery
for its collection.
For those all.suficient reasons we hope
that other modes of taxation will be found
to lake the place Of this, which, mo recover
is essentially discordant with the character
of our people,
The Reading Gazette, says "Thert
is no present prospect that the Bulletin
hope will be realized. lfstead of a mlt
CATION of the most odious features of thi
tax, they have been aggravated ten-fold
by the legislation OF the late Congress-
A series OF interrogataries has just beer
issued, from the Ihternal Revenue Office
which outstrips everything in the shape o
inqusitorial despotism that was ever at
tempted by any Government, either repub
lican or absolute, These questions are o
such nature that not one in a hundred
can answer them correctly, in detail: aut
not one in Thousand WiN answer, ex-
cept under eompulsion, from fear of th'
severe penalties with which it has beeI
found necessary to enforce them. Take
that are equitably assessed, and leviec
upon system that accords with the spiri
Of our institutions and the character of ou
people, are paid as a matter of duty, AM
without thought Of the penalties attaches
20 default. But the inc me tax, as nov
attempted to be enforced is SO repugnan
to every citizens natural sense Of rgh
and freedom, that few, if any, will pay il
except TO avoid the fines and forfeitures t.
which an evasion of it would expose them
Under existing laws, the incsme ia
must be paid yearly until lS7O-sir yea'
longer. But, may We not, with the Be
|ctin, hope that ibe Government will be
= condition 10 relieve the people ot a
harsh burden long before then -
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February is, IsG5-3m.
= En"IBLE DISCLOSURES :. SECRETS FOR III :

II Err Able DISCLOSURES. SECRETS FOR I'll L
i MILLION
A most valuable and wonderful publication. Aw
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TERS WADE MECUM an OF iginal and popular t,eat.
les on Man and Woman their Physiology, Functions,
aud Sexual disorder of every kind with never falling
Remedies for their speedy cure. The pactice of Dr.
Hunter has long been and still is unboundcd but at
the earnest solicitation of numerous persons he has
been induced to extend his medical usefulness
the medium of his WADE MECUM' Itis volume
that shoud be in the hands of every family in tho land
az preventive of secret vices or as guide for the
alleviatiOn of of the most awful and destructive
scourges ever visited mankind, One copy securely en-
veoped will be forwarded free Of postage any part
OF the United States for 50 cents in 7 stamps.
Address, post paid, Dr. Hunter, No. Division
Street, New York.
May 81, lSU4-y.
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February 25, ,s65-3m.

ITO CONSUMPTIVES.-The unier signed having he en-
i restored to health in few week. by very simple
remedy, after having suffered several years. win
severe, lung affection, and that dread dis use Con.
sumpionis anxious to make known to his fellow su.
fcrers the means of cure.
To all who desire it, he ill send copy of the rre
ription sed free Of charge,) with the directions
for preparing and using the which they will find
a sure for CoSsuMPrIos, ASTHMA, BRONCHITIS,
CouaHs, COLDS, &c, The only object Of the advertiser
in sending the Prescription il to benefit the afflicted
and spread information which he cunceives to be in.
valuable and he hopes every sufferer viii try his
remedy it will cost them nothing, and may prove
brssing.
Parties wishing the prescription will please address
Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON, williamsburg
Kings County,
New York.
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Editor Democrat,

Editor Of Democrat,
DEAR SIR With your permission I wish to say TO
the readers of your paper that will mail to all who
wish ii 0ree) Reccipewith full directions for ng
and using simple Vegetable Balm that Will ectuaI.
ly in te days Pmples, Blotches Tan, Frcck.
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soft. clear, smooth and Beurtiful.
Will also mail free to those having Bald Heads, or
Bare Faces, simple directions and in formetion that
will enable them to start full growth of Luxurant
HAIR. Whiskers, or MoustachG, in less than thirty
days.
All applications answered by return mail without
charge,
Respectfully yours,
THOS. +. CHAPMAN, Chemist,
o3l Broadway. New York
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tsy- A Trot is to come off on the Wy
oming Course on Saturday next, for q
purse Of $500, between Ekroth's b. m.
Lady Lowe and Laycock's g. Prince.
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NsSS The Lady's Friend for June is q
fne number Summer Days"--a beau
tiful steel engraving, is most appropriate
establishment. Its literary contents are
equally attractive. This is a magazine
that must be popular with the ladies'
$3.50 per year. Deacon & Peterson, Phil
adelphia.
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THE CIRCUS. This great exhibition
will visit Bloomsbury, on Thursday, the
s5th OF May. Its various features are in.
terestiDg and attractive, and is said by
those who have witnessed the performance
to be unsurpassed in ground and lofty
tumbliug and gymhastic exhibitions. See
notice in another column.
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IF YOU WANT TO KNOW

A little OF EVERYTHING relating to the hu.
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February 1, I5G5.-6m
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List of Dealers Of Columbia
rnxtntu

EOR the wear one thousand eight hundred and six-
II iy6ve, ofGoUds, Wares, McrthanriZe, Distillefs
Brewers Restaurant AID Eating House Keepers, with
In the County of Columbia returned aud classified in
accordance with the several acts Of Assembly, by the
Appraiser Of Mercantile Taxes offs aid c"uuty az fol
In,u La "a
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Select School.

The Spring Session Of this School will epen Tues
day. the 18th nst in the Basement of the German Re-
formed Church al the branches Of liberal English
Education wi be taught, Prices will range from 81
t. So per quarter Of Eleven weeks.
Instructions will be given in any Of the fancy branch.
&c, aud also on the Forte Piano or MeOdsOn.
ELEONORA LR%HER
Hoomshpt; Arrl J. l.G3,
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Deafness, BLINDNESS g. Catarrh

Tteated with the utmost success, by Or. j. ISAACS
Oculist and Aurst, (formerly Of i.eyden Hoand) No
$40 PINE Sireetihadelphia, Testimonials troui the
most re liable sources in the City and Country can b,
seen at his Office The medical facuity invited t.
accompany their patients, he has no secret in hi
practice. ARTIFICIAL EY ES. inserted without pain
No charge made for examination.
February II, laos. fully 3, 1864 l2m1
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Say The county seat Of Snyder county
has been removed from Freeburg to Sci.
ipgsgrovc.
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Estate Of Mavgaret Salmon, Deceassd
ITO Phebe W. Salmon, Joseph, Harriet
a aud Camelia, childi en- of John Sal.
mon, deceased, of Marion County, Ohio;
Isaiah II son Of Joseph Salmon, decd.
of Illinois; Abram Salmon, of Wash
ingtoD, ID. c.; William Salmon, Of New
Jarsey james Salmon, White Haven,
Luzerne County; Joseph Salmon. of
Hszletou, Luzerne County Clark Sal
mon, of Bradford County, Penu'a Phebe
Salmon, OF l.yconing County. Wheeler
Salmon, Of Monlour County, Eliza Ann
Shellhamar, Charlotte Scott, of Columbia
County; Eliza Ann Fowler, Ellis Salmon
children and Grand children of Isaiah
Salmon, deceased; James, William, John
Sarah Ann Clinton, Pbebe Jones, and
Margaret, name of husband unknown,
children of George Salmon, deceased -
Residence of all the children unknown.
Heirs aud legal representative, of Mar.
garet Salmon, late of Scott township, Co.
lumbia county, decs ased :
Take Notice,
rh1t nm inauest will be held at the late dwelling house
Of Margaret salmon, deceased in Light street, scot,
| township Columbia County, Penns sylvania, on
S0t"Tlaq, ,thr first doy of Juky, nd 1865,
at two ncock the afternoon Of that day for the pur
pose Of max ing pnrun of the real of the said
deceased to aud among her Heirs aud legal represen.
tatives II the saiue can be done without prejudice to
or spoiling the whole otherwise to value and M.
praise the same according to law at which lime and
p'ace You are required 10 attend il think
SAMUEL SNYDER.
Sheriff.
sherif's Ofhce Boomsburg