Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-08-15
Income tax $4,000. 900 to 24,OOO.OOO
Total s13. 0OO .OO to sS6. OOO. GOO

The Government really needs 500. 000,-
600 per year while the war lasts; and it is
very probable that Congress will be OBJ
liged, next session, to- do what it shonld
have done this one-lsy an excise duty on
.distillers' and brewers liquors, and tax
on bank notes.
In relation to such persons as are in re-
bellion, and refuse to pay their portion Of
the taxes, there is the following section;
Sec 80. And be a further, enacted, That
should any of the people of any, of the
States be in actual rebellion against tho
authority of the Government Of the United
States at the time this act goes intoioper-
alton. so that the laws of the United States
cannot be executed therein, it shalt be THO
duty OF the President, and he is hereby ass-
horized to proceed TO execute Zee provisions
of tbs act within the limits Of such State
or Territory. or the District Of Colunbia,
as soon as tie authority Of the United Sfdtes
therein IS reestabiisIe1, and 10 collect Il
sums which wouldShaye been due from the
persons residing or holding property or
stocks therein, with the interest due. at the
rate Of ssr per cenfana per anDnm thereon,
until paid in the manner and under the
regulations prescribed in the foregoing
sections Of this act.
As soon. therefore. as the rebellion Is
put down in any revolted State, the back
dues must be forthcoming. If the rebels
in State escape for six years. they will
be ohligel to fork over the six years delin-
linqncnt taxes on both property and income,
with six per cent interest thereon, for the
time they have been due.
->s TO the time at which these most i'm,
portant measures 90 into eifect-thc in
come tax'is to be levied on all annual IN
comes, recknned from the 1st of April,
1861, TO April l>t, 1862. at which time
the STATEMENTS are to- be called for and the
tax to be collected within sixty DAYS there
alter. The direct tax on real estate Is
reckonci from the same period, but no col
lectors are to be appointed before the sec
ond Tuesday in February. 1862. by which
time the States are to notify the General
Government as TO their intention REGARD
ing an assumption of the tax. The States
are to have till the Both of June, 1862, TO
pay in their quota. In case of collection
by Federal officers. the secretary of the
Treasury Is TO make advertisement Of the
times and places of collecting tho tax
The valuation is to be the actual market
value of the lands. &c. on the LIST of
April, 1862. or the State valuation. near
es thereto.
1t will thus be seen that nearly year
viii clapsc before the peope are to be CALI
ell upon ID pay either of these taxes.
I 'll, m ltf,afionc IF tho 'r.-,G -
effect within twenty days after its passage
say August Dist. 1861.
! The direct effect Of the ps,sli6ed tariff.
the income tax, and the direct TAX on prop
erty Will be as contemporary Justly OBJ
serves. to assure foreign nations, anil e.
pccially capitalists. that we are in deadly
earnest As people. and.,ha all classes, by
their representatives, have resolved to but
their han IS in their pockets. without ex-
cePtion or reservation, AMI secure to
means for prosecuting the struggle tn a
successful issue. The nation which will
10 this can command conf lencc and crci-
1t abroad. The nation which refuses TO
tax its people. oncroIsy if nccd BE-. anil to-
make every interest bcir its par. IN tb,
great work OF sustaining it, government
AMI footing its bills. can never expect from
other nations a coniilencc which it shriD k
from maniiesting itself We shall soon
be IN the financial markets of Europ. for "a
loan of Sl00.000.000 as a part Of tie
$3.50. 00U.0 deemed necessary for the
fiscal year beginning the lst of July last.
And to this emil. anil til, consequent es-
tablishment of our national credit Oh a
basis, even in the midst OF a tremendous
EexiScncy of war. the people must come
manfnlly up to the work anil give effect to
the action OF their Representatives. 49,.
fS,mi-Oliiciai Account Of the Battle at
Ding Spring, Nsnr S.rinyi..id.-NEcCa:-
ioch Retreats.
TT SrrHer1E.D. No.. Aug. 2.
Editors JEssouri Democrat: Anotisr
battle has been fought in the southwest,
preliminary to general engagement,
which is momenfarily expected
On Friday. the 81 inst General Lyoa.
ihesring that Ben McCulloch and his
Southern horles were approaching to give
him battle. ordered his men under arms
AMI marched out to meet him. On APP
preaching ravinc known as Dug Spring.
the enemy was discovered i'm large force AMI
marshalel in battle array. Our force was
5000. that of BIN McCnlloch 5000
The engagement was opcnc.l by Lyons
iillery. which was promptly replied 70 by
the enemy.
Alter some hard fsIsiAg. in which the
artillery of Lyon proved It's Superiority.
the enemy rctreatc,t with loss e.S forty