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The LAST SEysAnoS.-We receive no
confirmation Of the report Tint France =
ABOUT 10 intervene in tie American d III .
cuitics. Napoleon has l.ttIe Job over ia
Mckee and don't want too many such on
band Ut once. He will be astonished to
learn that he is on the eve of a war with
the United States, and will be obliged to
theso newspaper correspondents for post
ing him up in regard to his Immediate
plan Of operation. Let the sensationists
at Washington send out another calvantc
shock over the wires. We have good
nerves out West here and can stand il.
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ANTISEPTIC WATERPROOF
Ii II LACKING.

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TAT pressure IN announcing the fart ana sotcitin
e ps1oh Agf pisf ~" ~cutd deal to thelr own ssh
And ihe adyaulags Of thrir customer.
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At - cents anu e - ' dozen fesbettIyely, tor
cash.
hho"ihg ms BiAeklng 10 sarpass al other articles
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have lot Of PRINTING MATERIALS on
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Among them are the following.
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/ SurER RoyAL HAND Press made at Ciueiu.
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] Jos Press, piaten ID 1915. will be sold for
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summer styles. just received from the maufactus.
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COPARTNEHsHIp.

The have this assoc aed them sci yes
together under the md style Of y. III. HpMxs Go
fpr the purpose ~ transaoing general collecting and
brokerage business, r. III. HUMEs
ksokpk, Oct. 14th 1863. JOHN paEEAkS
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Specimens and prices Of which eau be seen By
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rcrted
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The Camden confederate. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1861-1865, 1862-10-24

SENAroRIA, MISS. October l7.-Despatches
from Indianapolis, dated the 18th, to the Chi
cago Times says that intense excitement pre-
walls there caused by dispatches from Gen.
Boyle, saying that Bragg is in; the rear OF
Buell., marching on Louisville. he urges Gov.
Morton to send HIM reinforcements, he having
but 1000 men at Louisville. The impression
prevails that Buell. was badly beaten. The
excitement in Cincinnati is intense The
Cincinnati Commercial, Of the 18th, claims .
victory but its dispatches arc very conflicting,
HOLLY SPRINGS, Miss, October IA gen,
tleman who arrived to-day from Corinth says
that the enemy have evacuated Corinth, and
arc also evacuating Bolivar, Tenn.
TUTELo, October 17.-Paroled Confederate
soldiers, just arrived here from Iuka, say that
our wounded in the battle of Corinth have all
been sent to that place, and arc now well cared
for-There are said to be 700 in all, and it is
not thought that our wounded in the whole of
the fight will reach more than 1000. Our
killed numbering 800. The Federal soldiers
admit that they had over 5000 wounded, and
and they could not tell how many killed.
The Yankees at Corinth say that our men
fought more like devils than men; they also
admit the total route of Buell. by Bragg, and
predict that Nashville will soon have to be re-
leived or evacuated. a7
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Alleged Capture of Cen Beauresard'sp
Confidential Papers.
a despatch dated Washington. October j 8,

despatch dated Washiigtob, Cctober I3,
says: ~ ff'i g sffs uf.
Important papers were some time ago Cap
tured by Gen. Buell., while being transmitted
for file to Brig. Gen. Thomas Jordon, Assistant
Adutant Gcueral of the rebel army, at Chatta-
nooga, Tennessee. These papers include con-
fdental letters from Gen. Bcauregard both to
the Adjutant General and Inspector Cooper
and to Gen. Bragg, specifically laying down q
plan for military operations both in the West
and Southwest, by which our forces were cffcc
lively concentrated to meet the demonstrations
recently made in pursuance of it. According
to Beauregard's programme, the offensive
points of the rebels were first Louisville and
then Cincinnati, and he was particular in sta :
ting how it would be best to reach them from
Chattanooga, with Buell. at Huntsville. Itwas
his opinion that detachment could take Lou
isville, while the main bedy would be march
ing to, Cincinnati He contemplated the
construction of a WORK at the former city for
the command of the Ohio ard the canal, and
the destruction of the canal, as soon aspossible,
so completely that future travellers would hard-
ly know where it was. To keep the command
of Cincinnati, he would construct q, strong
work, heavily armed, at Covington. Copiesi
of these important letters will soon be pub
isled. I HflsG7 B5s at 'e1Z ~
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From Northern virginia-Dcspatch
From General Lee.

The Richmond papers contain nothing new
from the army of Northern Virginia, excepting
the following despatch from General Lee, in
regard to Stuarts expedition: 1I
WINcHEsrER, VA. October IA, 1862.
Hon. G.. W. Randolph:
The cavalry expedition to Pennsylvania has
returned safe. They passed through Mefcers-
burg, Chambersbnrg, Emmittsburg, Liberty,
New Market, Hyattstown and Burnsvilie.
The expedition crossed the Potomac above
Williamsport, and recrossed at Whites Ford,
making the entire circuit cutting the ehcmy's
communications, destroying arms, etc., and OBJ
tanning many recruits.
r. E. LEE, General.
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NOTICE:...

n estate Of James Holland deceased, are earnesty
requested to forward and settle the ss soon
possible; and those having claials against said es-
atte, will present them duly attested to me.
October 3 2 E. HOLLAND, Admir-. i1i
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Latest from Europe.

Two days later news from Europe bas been
received. The Paris Patrie reviews the rumors
of the early Recognition Of the South. The
$3.50" has destroyed ten Yankee whalers off
the Western Islands. The Stock of American
cotton at Liverpool is $1,000 bales.
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TNHE COMMISSIONERS OF ROADS FOR KER.
Il SHAW DISTRICT will meet in Camden on,the
Third Monday in October, at IL o'clock.
- COLIN MACRAE, Clerk
October 3 80 4'ftta ffsH
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Desaussure Ligh, Artillery.

DeSaussure Light Artillery, and is well equip
ped.
The following correspondence refers to this
Corps and its designation:
s4 CAMp GlLBERT September 20 1862.
Mcjor John NJ DeSaussure:
MAORI have the honor to inform you
that at a meeting of my Company it was unan-
imously resolved, that in appreciation of that
manly and upright course of integrity which
has ever marked both your public and private
life, to designate the organization as the "De-
Saussurc Light Artillery" Be assured that
thisImark OF affection and respect proceeds
not from the honorcd name you bear, alike
distinguished at the Bar ard in the public
Councils of the country. but for that veneration
we entertain for your own individual char.
actcr, so sgnay displayed in those acts of
patriotism which have been exhibited in this
present contest for our liberty and indepen-
dence. And more particularly, in the active
sympathy and ready assistance which you have
extended to the soldier and to his family in
their need. I enclose ySd Roll of the Officers
and Privatcs of the Company.
l am, Major. yours, mostrespectfnlly,
(SigncdD w. L. DEPASS,
Captain DeSaussure Light Artillery.
ROLL OF THE OFFICERS AND PRIvATEs OF THE
DEsAUssURE LIGHT ARTILLERY.
w. L. DEPAss, Captain.
I'D. M. RoaERs, Senior First Lieutenant
A. A. GILBERT, Junior First Lieutenant.
S. M. RIcHARDsoN, Senior Second Lieutcncnt.
!. r. MoRDEcAI, Junior Second lieutenant.
j. n. CoRDET Quartcrmastcr and Ordnance
Sergeant.
JOHN MANGET. Orderly Sergeant.
ISAAC HOLLAND, First Chief of Piece.
JOS. f. RHAME, Second Chief of Piece.
WILEY BRADLEY, Third Chief of Piece.
G. w. REARDoN, Fourth Chief of Piece.
J. NJ. HILL, Fifth Sergeant
K. G. ROBINSON, Sixth Sergeant
WIN. M. CAMPBELL, First Corporal.
S. p. DURANT, Second Corporal.
j. w. DEPAss Third Corporal
G. w. STouDEMIRE, Fourth Corporal.
B. Ii. CRoss Fifth Corporal
b. j. HuMPHR1Es, Sixth Corporal -.
JOHN GoFF, Seventh Corporal. aa.-
julius j. COOPER, Eighth Corporal.
JAS. I. flowers, Ninth Corporal.
A. NJ. Dunn, Tenth Corporal
|EH PRIvATEs.
w. r. Atkinson. John Holland.
I. w. Atkinson. George Holley.
Thomas Atkinson J. Dargan Jones.
Ezekiel Atkinson. S.. j. Jones.
A. l.. Barnes. 4. G. Jones.
Z. Baxley. Jesse A. JONES'
John Bordenaye. G. w. johnson.
?. Bowen. James Langley.
G. p. Bowen. j. L. Lyles. 6#
James Bradley. Alfred Marsh.
George Brown. T. j. McCants.
Saml j. Brown. T. b. Miller.
Richard Brown. John MCGOWAN.
Daniel Brunson. T. A. Merony.
]. p. Boswell. E. Owens.
j. w. Bessinger. d. Owens.
j. W. Baker. V. Parsons, (Farricr.)
T. M. Cassels. +. Parsons.
Charles Clark. John Parker.
John A. Counts. Richard Potee.
John j. Capell. l. p. Sharp.
John Campbell. John W. Smith.
G. w. Davis. James Smith.
w. E. Deloache. J. T. Settler.
J.P. DePass. Frank Stevens.
T. Dickert James Tsdale.
B. E. Evans. David Thomas.
E. /. Galloway. r. n. Vaughn.
L. B. Gay. q 2 s SANK T. Wilson.
r. T. Gee. Robert Wilson.
q Il, |
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alHH CAMDEN, October A, S62.
Captain ". Il. DePass Commanding De-
~ L5Af& ~. sy.,, 81 81

,ft'shf - SAMDEN, OctOOcr a, 1907
Captain W. Il. DePass Commanding De-
Saussure Light Artillery: ssa
CApTAIN:-I am honored with your favor Of
the esth ult., informing me that yonr command
had been pleased to designate their corps by
my name. 9S&6ib asa
l feel honored by this resolution Of the Com
pany as well for the distinction itself as coming
from the men who have been pleased to bcstow
the honor-many of whom know, and know
ing them, have a perfect conviction that they
will sustain the honor of their flag to the last
extremity
Men who abandon home and all its charms
and cnjoyments to meet the common foe of the
country, and expose their lives for that country,
are earnest men, and trucly an honor bestowed
by them must be highly appreciated by every
one. feel sure that in that fierce trial which
the times foreshadow vii! probably come upon
you this fall or winter, every man of your COM
mand will march to the cannon's mouth with
out flinching and force victory to perch on their
banner. In you, sir, they will find leader who
has felt the power of the foeman,s lead in the
first battle of Manassas, and gallantly performed
his part there. A son of Kcrshaw never sur
renders. Be pleased to tender to the Com
papy my warmest thanks for this, their mark of
honor to me, and assure them that shall
watch their movements with great solicitude.
and shall do all for them and their families in
my power.
With great respect, yours, most truly,
(Signcd JNO. NJ. DESAUSSURE
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DOWN.
Leave Camden, IL. .40a. m.
Leave Boykin's, 12.l2p. m
Leave Claremont 1.248 I"
Leave Middleton lilo +"
Leave Manchester juno
ton 1.18, p. m.
Leave Clarkson's LBS /"
Arrive St Kingsville 1.60,
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(The Latest.)

OCTOBER, 19.-The Baltimore american of
Thursday afternoon, says that the latest returns
from Ohio and Indiana indicates that the Dem
ocrats have, probably, carried both States. In
Ohio they claim 10000 majority, and thirteen
out of nineteen members of Congress. In the
present delegation they have Only six members.
In Pennsylvania twelve "Union men" and
seven Democrats arc elected Five Congress
siona Districts are yet to be heard from.
A rebel force stopped the Steamer HAZEL
Dell at Caseyville on the Ohio River, on the
l4th inst, and took the mails, several negros,
and quantity of goods.
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Leave Manchester juno.
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Leave Middleton 8.43
Leave Claremont 9.08 |"
Leave Boykin's 9.48 +"
arrive at Camden, 1920
T. PEAKE, Gen'l Sup't.
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--latest from the NOrth-R of
the ElcctiOns-thc War. &c

the ElcctiOns-thc War, &c
RICHMOND, October lS.-The New York
Herald, oftEc 10th instant, has been received
here.
A despatch, dated Louisville, October IA,
says that the rebels arc rctreating from Camp
Dick Robinson to Lancaster, and that Gen.
Buell. is in close pursuit. Another despatch
states that the Federal forces occupy Lexington,
which the rebels evacuated on the 18th inst.
Thirty counties in Pennsylvania give the
Republican State ticket 1000 majority. A
Republican victory has probably been gained
throughout the State. Pendeton and Long,
Democrats, have been elected to Congress from
the First and Second Districts.
In Ohio, Vaandingham has been beaten for
Congress by Gen Schenck. The Newark On.
j.. city election had resulted in Democratic
triumph.
In New York on TIE 14th, gold was quoted
at lsa 3-3, exchange at l47 12 and cotton at
81 cents. The market for all kinds of produce
was excited, and sales were generally made at
s,~1c
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-26

From The National I.c'i'ecaccr and Bosto'
Post down 10 Tie Eaprcss aud 7ie V0,H If az.
city, the daring oi the tIeasorai le rew apor
Of the North unanimously of the opinion tbm
the Presidents recent Proclamation en- have no
practicable eaect-that il is not worth tie paper Z
written upon. Yet they have written OF nothing
else talked Of nothing else since it was s.ned. II
it is 60 rdculousy oi.hless, why 30 these papels
make such terrible fuss over ia
Government complains that certain persons per-
ssienly divert postagc-sanps from their legitimate
purpose BY circulating them in packages, together
with Cancelled STAMPS ne currency. This is an
ofeIse % be punished But where is The new stamp
currency 20 long proruiled Silver and gold we
have noae, and private plasters are d thing forbid.
1t is stated at the Indian Bureau that the diff
entities with the Chippewas in Minnesota have been
adjusted; but the Commissioner is fearful the
troubles with the Sioux in the eame State have only
Just commenced. and that they will be OF long con-
tiuusnce.
Gu, of a loyal population of not more than
10000. Western Virginia has furuiihed over 10000
volunteers for the war. Considering how many Of
The prominent men Of We.iern Virginia have en-
listed in the Rebel cause, this result is decidedly
gratifying.
The Republicans Of the Id Disr.ct Of New.
jersey nominated William +. Brown Of Ocean
County as their candidate for Congress. The Hon.
Mr. Slrstion, present memter, declined = reaoniua
ton.
1t isreponed hat Gov. William jayne has been
elected Delegate 10 Congress from Dakota by
stou, 80 majority over Gen. Tod. Mr.. Jayne il
br0.her-u.aw OF Senator Trumbull.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-26
TO CORRESPONDENTS.
NEWS OF THE DAY.
TIJJc WAR.

A, Associated Press disrach from Washington
eays that il is evident that the Rebels have not lett
the line Of the Upper Potomac, but are lrJurousiy
operating on the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, be-
tween Harper's Ferry and Cumberland. They re-
Gently it is believed, oest Dyed some Of the IMPORT
ant bridges west Of Malinsburgh including that
over Black River. From Harrisburg we are told
the: there has been 10 official information from the
army. Civilians from Harper's Ferry ana Williams
port confirm the report that no forward movement
has yet been mace by forces. The Rebels are IN
clear view On the western shore of the Potomac.
--Surgeon-General Hammond has returned from
the battlefield Of Antie,am Greek. lie thinks the
whole number Of Union killed will be within 200,
and, judging from careful inspection OF lists Of
casualties and hospitals, lie estimates The wounded
st about 6,000. Nsj. Davis, Assisan, Inspector
General, Gays that he himself had caused TO be bu-
red 5000 dead Rebels cit on the field by their CON-
Iades. From this, be concludes that their wounded
1aus have reached fully 1890. All our own dead
are buried, and all the wounded brought away.
Seven standards, and 20 coo to 1000 stands Of small
arms fell into our hands.
-RcaI-Admiral Dupont reports that on the 9th
inst he e. S. bark Bfaziiisro Acting Master NJ. v
Gillespie commanding captured the schooner Def
ance, of Nassau in Sahelo Sound while ate mp,inG
to run the blockade. Her cargo CONSISTED of salt
kerosene oil, bark &c. sac also hal 20 boxes con-
tainiug cases of gin. Tie crew Of the Defiance viii
be sent North on the frst opportunity Trey are al
said TO be citizens of the Rebel States and engaged
in the business Of running tue blockade. Tie cap
tured vessel has been seut nth in charge Of Acting
Master Cook OF the Bra2ilero, with piize crew.
Our Cairo eoucspoplan; gives an interotting &C.
count OF the battle al lnki, Mss., of which we had
trief ilklng by telegraph. Il was OF greater I'M
portance, and more brilliant for the Union arms
than was at fret supposed.
zen. Prince, ard several other officers OF Gen
Popas army, recently captured 10y the Rebels, have
been released, and were 10 reach Washington yes
te.lay.
The Troy boat yesterday morning brought dow
the river $50 recruits i,r q g Vermont Brigade nov
10 lie field.
1t il stated that an entire company of tho PLia
deiphia Gymuast Zouayos WIS recently captured OF
special service the Virginia side Of the Potomac.
We devote the third page Of cur morning edi
ton to The Prbliciion Of additional names Of Killed
and wounded soldiers,