Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-12-03

Ooe Of the returned Confederate geons has cour-
teously handed tbs following list OF deaths OF Con
fedue officers who have dled in the edefsl prison at
Johuscn's /. land since July 2Oth:
T. Col a Hamilton, 1st Miss; Captains q w
Fuller commander OF guuboaO, Z ; d "eo6 1st
Ala cavalry w Mullins lst Miss bait Glie5-
die 65;h \ .; q Nj Tug!e 33d Ga j NJ ID King,
On Ga Z NJ Ez5n 1871 lem A Z UPchurch 53th
EC0:J D Hardy, l6lh Arkansas (; s w Henry, 9th
Tennessee cavalry j Peden, regiment unknoWn-
IieuteDants-W Hudson, "a \ q batt'n
Ugrvin. DIST ga j 20 Hus-tter, lst AK bait j Nj
Musseman, l4th La NJ Lyon, 45th n Z ; NJ u
Stevenson I5th Ark; 5 r Granam, 3D. Texas cav w
= Hardin, 9th \ q L Williams, 63d . III
Dodson, 10Th fem F.; Il III Orr, GA .
Dash. do : j Barnett 9Th La Smith Wray, Ssh
\ G-PrIvates-Andrew Worthingt0n, OF Marshal,
kv;GM Cummings Va 4 ID Copas, Goth Tenn );
u q .ckson, I2th Ea~ IL ID lalbert, Marshall, Ky !;
u d Kelley, ID Tenn cav Daniel kockGTham' etn
XIV. : Ii kverman, 7th Ky Robert Holt, 10Th
Tenn Hugh GobIe, 9th kentucky n Allen I'd
Ky: Jno Kenny, Va. "
Ca1,ain Ksg and Lieutenant Graham died Of
vy,uutls the Others OF disease. lieutenant hay dlto
O. small Uox, which scasa tad broken cut on the Is
i Emmett Scrucgs, of Warrenton, Va, and for
r.fiv editor Of the " arrenton Wig, who was cltl
rsoger on the island, died on the ga INST, OF dyS
.,.e.v lie Will be rtco!lected prominent speaker
on me WhIg side in several OF the Presidential cam
paigus of other days.-R2ctmond Dispatch.
RIVE Up YOUR SUBSTITUTE PAPERs-There seems tt
p, ,DisapD eheLsi0n on the part CT some regarding
recent ord.r from the Bureau OF Conscrpuon at RIca
n0nd n airing al substitute papers 10 oe given up
ra IoncIIpt Officer Tor examination at headquarters
1. = certainly intended by this OrGtr not 10 Destroy
or iuIvriue with, the rights Ot &ny citlzen Out snp
70 detect the frauds and orgeries that have been prac
fic.d upon the government 10y bad cIz2 II the SUI
sflu-e business. Some seem TO Imagine that their pa
rr axe being taken away now, IN order that hereate
they may be forced into The service because they nav
no 1apets These who imagine this certainly Lave
poor opinion Of government tfat would pfaCtlce sue
I,sc ON Resides. government, ike q
other parties and powers, bound by the ac's OF II
agents. and tie receipt OF certificate gwen Tor sun p
ers will protect the parties wherever the papers lse
IU ~ citiz u, whose papers are right and Will bea
invs,i,atcn has anything TO fear. These papers Wi
he retnTned as soon as they can be examined by tt
War Department, and the receipts taken up II Is
our iudgment oae OF the best moves mace oy the 81
as it is the Only way that frauds can De oete'
ed the only way IN winch the lnhOceHl Gull NC P'00
and the guilty maze TO sQner.
THE BRAGG AND BUCKNER QUARREL.-An arn
CORRESPONDENT ct the Atlanta COJyeaeFGcy gives Il
following explanation Of the Bragg and Buekner Ell
brogl0: ,
When cur army retired from Middle Tennessee Ge
BuckLer was commanding the independent dePartme
of East Tennessee. He ouUd himself unable to he
his position, and united just before the army lett Cni
tanO0ga. After the battle of Chckamauga, when
returned to the region OF the Tennessee river ope
ing TO BuckneE's cd department. East Tennessee "
effected and be, feeling that he stll he'd command,
his commission had not been revoked, proceeded to
sue orders as though nothing had happened. Ge
Bragg quickly put stop to this and thereupon Buc
nsr addressed him note asking him by What right
undertook to revoke the Presidents order constitnti
him commander OF the department Of East Tenuess
Gen Bragg replied that said department was dlssolV
because it had been occupied by the enemy. At
same rate Buckner answered, g the department
Middle Tennessee is dissolved tor similar reason,
you, General, by such construction, should report
me, as have access to OF my original terrific
than you have to yours" Soon after Buckner go
leave and be has not been back since, there the
ter stands