The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1862-10-16
"'cat aheasiness In the South In rrgAN ~
The Emancipation OF the sDaves.

Great uneasiness in the South In rrxara ~
the Emancipation OF the sIaves
m New YORK, Oct. 3.
D. The Times dispatch has the following:
President Unions emancipation proc.
lamation has inspired the most lively
terror throughout the Sonth The rek
els do not laugh at the decree, but quake
with apprehension. They ex press fears
that 1t will be the means Of producing
counter revolution in the slave States,
and the Soldiers desire to return to ,hef
homes to protect their families. The1
hlItt'c the negroes to be organized in
secret associations, ard on'y to be wait.
ing an suspicious opportunity to rise in
lnsurrect'on en- mosse. They hsve hca'd
already of the proclamation, and are be-;
coming very restive under their yoke
The women and children of the rursl
districts are removing to the cities fof
safety. and conStcrnatIon seems to be
univ,IS1l.
Adviccs Of The government from Eu.
rope show TO change in the purposes Of
England or France. These governments
continue TO indicate settled purpose 70
adhere to thc oft dccreed policy Of nor.
intervention.
The statement that Lees army il fall.
ing back Gu Staurton, i, confirmed, snd
1t is expected in case he should be press
cd 10y the Union forces, he will retreat
to GordonsS He The condition Of the
rebel army is one Of great de.,itu,ion; 10
addition to tL,ir want Of clothing, the7
are now IvIn- On half ratlons. Chas. J.
Faulkner is Visiting the camps and max.
,ng speeches TO sustain their courage:
Taxation in the Rebel Congress.
Fort MONROE, Oct g.
The steamer brought down none Of OUT
prisoners IN exchange for State prisoners
sent up The commissioners of the Con.
'cdcratc GoyrcuMCLt refused to exchange
the prisoners of State bclonsin: to Viz.
ginia, on the ground that they were tai.
en- on territory belonging to the Confed.
oracy.
The NIchmonl Eruminr says: "Con.
grcss has serious business on its hsnN
a: prcscut. The subject Of revenue aud
tnancc is now before Congress- The bill
provides that every citizen shall give to
the Government one fifth Of his income
and receive an acknowledgment CT eight
per cent. bonds nf all loa.s eight per
cent is the worst: Of all taxes tweny7 yet
cent on the gross income is the most op.
prcssivc. BY this project, Congress
strikes a heavier blow at our credit than
at tho public enemy The Government
has committed financial blurders enousk
to ruin lis credit"
Congress Las postponed adyournhieit
till Oct. 18th.
EIaS" Under our complicated iuterns!
revenue system there will be no end 70
vcxatious questions. Ia answc.to sons
of them Commissioner Boutwell, writes &c
Charles !IudsoA. assessor in the sixth
district: BlackSmiths who msnufac.
turc goods to the amoan, of one thoussnH
dollars per annum are subject TO licenst
as manufacturers. Repairing, setting
shoes, and similar work, cannot be con.
sidcrcd manufacturing, however, and tho
assistant assessors must N.e their best
judgment in making the assessments.
Milkmen aud marketmen, sho tuy sny
portioa Of their stock and tell to houses
and stores, from carts, should take license
as reddlers If they also keep stands a.
shops, they should be licensed as retsif
dealers, in addition to the license - ped.
dlcrs. Painters are not subject TO licenss
as manufacturers A dealer who seliss
barrel of flour, piece of goods, Or other
ori .inaI package. to the consumer, is not
considered a wholesale dealer, or obliged
to take license as sach. Selling goods is
original packages to dealers, to Be sold
again, constitutes Wholesale dealer
Farmers can sell the products Of their
OWE farms witlou a license.