The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1862-11-15

to horses and mules Ii he had TO pay nYe
Hor ten dollars on every mule and horse that
Hhe had for s4Ie he would still realize, after
paying his taxes, on each horse and mule
iron one hundred and forty-fve to one
hundred and ninety five dollars. It may be
IFaid chat if ibis system were adopted the
owners would put the amount of their taxa
hon On each article. This does not follow,
because the Gpvetnnent would not be bound
Itq buy the articles from any particular man,
lind if be did not choose to sell at a fair
price! the Gpvernment could buy from
l4lpthers who would, and the man would still
II|bs compelled tdpay his tax, whether he sold
Ito the GoYeTpment or not Men are apt to
Hask the highfEtEprises they can q ct, whether
ltflay have taxes TO pay or not The Gov
ernngpt could ae then as it docs now, buy
fr9p those who would sell on the fairest
terms and the fact that man had the
taxes t9 pay would make him anxious to sell,
land therefore he would be willing to SELL on
Ifair teFris If lie did not some other
lperson would uhdeFsell him. The lekying
lApf an INCOME tax would have q tendency to
decrease instead of Embarrassing prices. Now,
IF the Gorcthment has the right to require
my shbOF1to leave his family without any
means ofH SUPPORT that he may fight the.
battles of thelcpuntry, has it not the same
fright, and is ii hot in duty bound 10 require
ifne 10 pay taYe@ OF every pork hog, upon
EVERY bn5hel df corn and.wheat, upon every
horse er mule I may have to sci, so that the
Edysrnment may carry on the war, and that
The families pf these soldiers mhy be well
The man Of properly who is I'M
willing toIbethxed to any alnopnt necessary
10 sustain the GqvhFnnient during the war,
Apd u suppSH tlid families Of soldiers who
lire III Observation-Disclosures, IS unworthy TO |
pwp frPIlsrtyB and should beHI4ade to pay
H Wseonel4 Ae thkse articles b5 saying, as
bsfqtg, that Pfc ti4Ternment has the right
ana II j duty bouEid 70 use the pecun mary
rs BsEl al The physical RESOURCES Of the
fOa4plfty ii pFo4eepEing this val.
I+lE3FI Alifasiis-p Il i. so anxious. uneasy and
FnRasEFlt absut the elections that he sat up
An sldt ly tip Telegraphic operator. Tie /
FetHT4A lii not pIcIse him 1t all He 50 id be
HhdHlt33F thRwl,s f'adnie punkinsf Pt grihning
AiaH IhA4itI5 bal nsEs. but This WAS the Gus
EedksE lex. ever lie seed" lie we4t no me at
Ela,yi Ef4k where gossip adds thatlhe was
hot eSlhtoFtcd
He aSs &os3heIJas T. Autry, says the vicks-
Budg AFhiIs. foEm4 FEy military doIhmander of
HIiE pasE. hrgived Here day or two aga from
Hsjiffhnipi d AAnsI ieIt on the esrlk iIsiIi this
HnoEuiiIg tp a4s an4 brsrlIlsnd of the 25lis Mis-
Ais4ipIli 5iinent, III Briggs army The colo
hellcaiE5ei wElh iliia :he~best wishes. Of our
Isedplel dA lis suctd S. ii this new delA.
H 4sy- We r(grel 10 cbronicle. shys the Mo
bib Register, that Mail Cen YiIfpigus, one
Bf lltlel nsast gailht t ard lncrito1ious Of our
soung hillary offEars. and who wol, great
siisfiiict1on az Penk4colaI died al 1 lori Hudson
at ten aFlbrk SunddY night. This is 4 serious
loss to8l bic arthy aba the Young Goufederacy
Tor IwhofeHlib.rtTes I'd is so noblY struggling.
| 4es.- RefeFthg t. the runor which has /
saihelil duFrenEy It Biship Mc5lvhine. Of tic
bic cese of 0lliq, wis at out to return to Flu
HoHe bh Some set DE- goveFnmeiIt mission, the
Gin ciiaEt C;otnrneFdial says: VIE hre apthpr-
HzeIi ~ ftate that Eliere is no fou ndation for
su4h a rulnor i, and 5hat Bishop McEvaine does
nol con template returning to Europe this sea-
sori either sn business Of Church Or State
II ii 'lis -4-ll--,r-- I'LL -------tt-l Ht
45syr we learn that on Tuesday lasta hack
driver III Memphis, killed q Federal soldier of
the sth missouri in dispute Which originated /
In the splaierl refusing to pay his fare This
was foAoweh. on Wednesday evening! by
PoIti6n Pf the regiment making an indiscrimi
nade att4ck rpou every hackman that appeared
Va the STREET Several drivers were slot at
Ind driven from their vehicles. befpre the fray
was arr ssteh but emily obe was injured
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10 Alatter from Paris oEsdate Oct. 18th to
! United States paper says
| fAft. cameran. minister to- Russia. arrived
here from st Petersburg few days since on
his WY to the United States. It's understood
that lie willrlo return to Russia"
Russia a$es not seem to be favofite with
the LiI4aeln diplomats. cassius Clay soon left
and cameron hardly staid long enough to in
psssl Ths drafted militia of Pennsylvania are
In pIeAsailEt alteration with Abraham. They
claim the Hght to- organise separately and
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