The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1868-07-04
Buell. and Grant at Shiloh.
From .h. Omaha Daily Hsrala.1

the career or the DOnQlOEQerS candidate tor
the Presidency, 1 have decided to relate the
following incident for the benefit particularly
of the Ledger readers, who, owing to the pc
euliar nature Of the affair, viii scarcely ever
be favored with an account Of 1t from his
paternal ancestor through the columns Of
that worthy sheet
On the evening of Sunday, after TIE firing
had ceased atShiloh, and Buell. had disposed
Of his forces fer the work of the succeeding
day, he for the first time expressed desire
to see General Grant, and an aid being dis
patched, that officer, attended by a few mem
bers Of his staff made disappearance Grant;
apparently unsteady, and tins time minus
the everlasting cigar, Buell. almost bursting
with indignation, drew aside from the
mingled stafs and motioned Grant to follow
him out Of ear shot, when the following
coIloqpY (as reported by two repOsing sol
diers, one Of them drummer In an Ohio
regiment, and an Intimate Acquaintance Of
mine,) took place
Gen Buell." Well, sir, Is this display
Of your Generalship, two-thirds of your
army Fetiring=since daylight, being almost
massacred by a superior enemy, and the re
mainder wandering leisuFely along the banks
Of the Tennessee r (aluding 20 Gen. Wal
lace's division, which comprised nearly one
third Of Grants army, aI1d had pOtseen the
enemy during the day.)
the best Iconld Iwas not expecting this
attack, and Wallace has neglected either TO
move en- the enemy flank or come to my
assistance
Gen Baell-'sY You were aware of the
proxinlity of the enemy; why did you dis
patch Wallace on a wild goose chase while
the enemy was eoncentratingin your tront2
Besides, sir, Gen. Wallace denies having
received any orders from you during the day.
~. ~,
do, God help the soldiers placed under your
charge, for from what / can see you are not
worth the powder that would blow you to
fl
3 Buell. unable to control himself longer,
turned and rejoiped his staff
The above facts are we'll known IN the
Army of the Tennessee rs the names Of the
act5rs themselves. Ex-FEDERAL SOLDIER
GRASr ASD THE JEws.-The peculiar peo
pie witIout a nationality are banding to.
gether as one man in opposition to Gen.
Grant, the radical candidate for Presidentof
the United States, in consequences of his
order ezpelling them from his lines while
commander Of the 18th Army corps Here
is a copy of the notoriously unjust order.
HEApoUARrERs THIRTEENTH Army CoRPs.
DEPARTMENT OF THE TENNESSEE, OXFORD,
Miss, December II, 1862. General Orders,
No. II: The Jews, as a class, violating every
regulation of trade established BY the
Treasury Department also department.
orders, are hereby expelled from the depart
ment within twenty~four hours from the re
ceipt of this order by the post commanders.
They will see that this class of people are
furnished with passes and required to leave;
and any one returning after such notification
will be arrested and held In confinement
until an opportunity occurs OF sending them
out as prisoners, unless furnished with per-
mits from these headquarters.
No passes viii be given this people to
visit headquarters for the purpose of making
personal application for trade permits.
BY order Of Major General Grant
JOIN a. R.egLINes, A. 4. g.
Official j. LoyRLI. Captain and A A.G.
Dr. Wise,of The Israeltte in Cincinnati
very appropriately used the following
language in condemning this order:
Worse than General Grant none in the
nineteenth century in civilized countries has
abused the Jews otIiciaiiyf,in broad daylight
and most barbarOusly. If there are any
among as who lick the feet that Kick them
about, and like dogs, run after him who has
whipped them if there are persons small
enough to receive indeeencies and outrages
without resentment, and creep about their
torment0rs for selfish purposes, we hope
their number is SMALL and we know it IS too
small to be counted in comparison to those
who viii not vote for man and oppose him
who outraged the Jews in q manner as
General Grant did.
DID THE soUrH sEcEDE ?-It is a signif-
cant fact that Of the ten Southern States
now about to be admitted" Georgia was
in the Union before Massachusetts,, South
Carolina before New Hampshire, Virginia
before New York, North Carolina before
! Rhode Island, Louisiana before Indiana,
Mississippi before Illinois, Alabama before
Maine, Arkansas before Michigan, Florida
before Iowa, and Texas before Wisconsin.
We give the dates of their admission;
Georgia.. 2, 1883
South Carolina. .........-.M May 235 h188
Virginia. % 1888
/ North Carolina. n Ovember q, 1888
Louisiana. ..........s... IA pFIl 8, 1917
Mississippi pi.....,......-....-Decem 10, 1917
( Alabama a........,........,...De December Il, 1919
Arkansas 70, 1886
lerlda 1.feh . ot2
Texas. Decem Der ~, 1919
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articles Of Impeachment against President
johnson, which be will present to the House.
i. The first article charges the President With
instituting Provisional Governments ia tile
South without consent Of Congress; thC
second with usurpation Of the pardonina
power; the third with using his patronage tg
obstruct the laws Of Congress in the South
ern States and the fourth with using cor
ruptly his patronage to affect the result o.
elections in different States within three
years past. Bfr. Stevens has no hopes Q
hhaving his articles entertained this session
The KnozyIlle Heguld Of the 9th says
The U4ited States Circuit ard Distric
courts; Hon. G z. Trigg presiding, al
! je1raed on Friday till court in course.
+ number Of important cases have been dis
! posed Of atthis term and a number Of stil
1 more important ones uilI come Of mex