The true Democrat., 1857-06-02
pIHE BLUFF, May 20 h, 1851.

T. he Ehtor ~ t5- P,ae Blag De1aocrot:
 DEAE SIn-I have received several commu- u.cauou> atey that corvnto me that it. ls my duty to publish a man. who has recently tray cied lu Arkt SIS and Kentucky, by the namc ot ANTHONY w. IElL. N ma places where ne nA, trtyc."d, he uAs stated thtt he was the son ol G.v. loN roW decel,ed, and that he WAS forced tu leave Arkansas M great haste because ui q ti.uity he ua.l had with one Ot the Juuusors aud tA4t | would pay his bills and eNpeu>es.' Gov. Nell lot, uut one son, and that ;. Clinton ' lrH. ut Fayetteville, Arkau- saS. There $ uo such uau d, Anthony ". ' cIl ot our family. From the description | have oi tu's man Tow passing aS Anthony W. eI', he K, uo doUit, tHe same man that Col. Forue, BM,lyu wrote d letter to iu Texas, who then ? isscI by the rune Of William iiouser. have never seen ilou~er, but thc description have of him is that he is tali, fine looking man, With dark cuml icXiou, dark hair and sleepy y-I"okHL ewes, ard Is very loud of whisky. The last that was known oi h,m, he was on Lis way to Chicago. This man, whatever his name may be, IS very accomplished rascal, and hy his cunning and piausi ie statements, he has been able to deceive and get money from the smartest men of the country through which he has passed. In order that the public may know the means he uses to deceive those from whom he waits to get money, will give here one of hiS letters written to me:
 DEAR UNCLE:-After undergoing fatgues almost incredible l have reached here, aud in tend leaving t.is evening for the interior. will, as far 1 may think it safe, keep you advised of my movements. l have suffered greatly, but under all have stll consoled my sell with the reelection that l was forced to act as did, and such will be the verdict of the people as soon as they are in possession of all the circumstances. Leaving as did had nu opportunity of supplying myself with fundS.- had to buy horse, having killed the one started on at Black river: the other gave out at RadfeldS, eight miles from Memphis. l have sold my watch for S25,-co>t $l50. My funds are nearly exhausted. 1 have drawn on you for $500 which please pay immediatlv Ellen will give you rhe money, as left about $l, ,lOO at home. also serd you power of attorney to take charge of the place. and to manage during my exile. Communicate to me freely through l. NJ. Bullock, esq, attorney at 'aW Hickman, whom have employed to at tend to matters for me.
 Say to Ellen that I will write her in few days; that 1 know her tender heart has been almost broken but chat the future still has bright happy hours in store Misfortunes are the lot of All, and when they visit us, we should have sufficient philosophy to bear th cir uA.c- tons without murmurug
 Write me freely, every thing. Send me the newspapers, amt let me know how public sen tmcut ls tlas Bob Johnson returned from Washington? Be sure to let him know the partlculmS Although his brother met sad late, Dob Is honest, and will do me justice. AhectionateIy your nephew,
 A. w. YELL
 At the time Of writing this letter, he drew deed to me for all his lands in Arkansas, as de- scnbed in Gov. Yel!s will. He then drew draft for eight hundred dollars. He then read the letter and deed and delivered over the draft; and by such means he gets money from respect, able men wherever he goes. The public is hereby notified that none of the drafts drawn by Anthony W. Yell, olias lIouser, have been nail u;Ll If thnraa L..,...-