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ISARt CHANCE
Land, Wharves, and Store,
IN BLUEHlLL,
(NOw OCCUPIED BY NJ. X. CHASE co..
FOR SALE CHEAP
1t Is the best location In Hancock County Tor
business, and price only tlOoo.
Address,
W. FAULKSFR,
3w4os 20 and 80 Winter Street, Boston, Mass


THE following list oftaxes on real estate of non
i resident owners, IN the town OF Goulds bor0,
County Of Hancock for 1874, in bills committed to
simon S. Sargent Collector of said town. on
the 20th day of May 1874, has been returned by
him to me as remaining unpaid on the 18th day OF
May ISIS, by his certificate of that date and now
rem aims unpaid. and notice is hereby given that
If the said lakes, interest and oh argos are not
paid into the treasurer OF said town within
eighteen months from the date of the commit
ment of said bills SO much of the real estate taxed
ell vi Ill be sufficient to pay the amount due
therefor, including interes and charges, will
without inrther notice be sold at public auction
at Deasy Handy store in said town, on the Goth
day of November 1878. at O'Clock T. VI.
Name 4 Description. Acres. Value. Tax.
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The Weather.


WAR DEPARTMENT.
'la r Of The Chief Signal Officer.
AsHlNGToS. ID. c. OCr.. 10. lA.M.>
Probabilities.
'or the Atlantic States. high or rising
promoter. Northwest TO Northeast winds.
warmer and cloudy weather.
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The blood owes its color TO minute globules
which foat in that fluid and contain In be athy
person, = large amount Of Iron, which gives
vitality TO the blood. The Peruvian Syrup sup
plies the blood with this vital element, and
gives strength and yigor TO the whole system.
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Launched.

PORTLAND, Oct. 10.
The ship Alice d. Cooper. which stuck
pn the ways when first launched was sue
cesstully launched this afternoon.
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Accident.
LEwIsToN. Ne. Oct. 10.

LEWISTON, Me, oct. ~.
jeremiah Murphy, lad thirteen years
old. rode on the Maine Central train from
the station and attempting to jump of.
clung TO the car. and was thrown under it
ard had his right leg cut of below the
knee
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A new paper IL 10 be started Ia Port
lard. 1t is 10 be independent In politics.
published weekly, and 10 be called the
"Citzen"
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Do you want to be cured Of Dyspepsia, con.
stipation, Piles and all diseases ofthe stomach
Bowels and Liver. II you do. go to G. A
Parcher's and get bottle OF Wiggin' Pellets.
They will cure you. Forss by oil druggists
for 80 cents bottle, or sent BY mail on re cept
Of price. Prepared by wiggin 4 Co. Rockl1nd
Ne.
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when you visit or leave the CITY ofNEW
YORK. save ANNOYANCE an,i expense Of carriage
hire and step at the GRAND UNION NO.
TEL. opposite the GRAND CENTRAL DEPOT.
Ii has over $50 elegantly furnished rooms and is
fitted mp at an expense OF over $500 600. Eleva.
tor, steam and all modern improve ments. Eu
Counter and Wine Rooms supplied with the
best the market can furnish. The cuisine is un.
surpassed. Rooms for a single person. q, tl50,
and % peAday rich suites for families proportion
ately low. so that visitors to the city and travel
ers can live more iuxuriously. for less money, at
Hotel In the city. Stages and Cars pass the Ho-
tel every ,ainute for all parts OF the City.
Iva CT. a W. ID. GARRISON. Managers.
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lMrORrANr TO rRayRLKRs

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probate A g

At . court of Probate holden al Ellsworth with
IN and for the County Of Hancock, on the st
wednesday of Aug. A. ID. 1875.
ISAAC CLOSSON. Executor OF the last will and
i festiment of Leon ard Grindle late of Sedg
wick in sail County demonstrating presented
his Let account of Admnstrat ION upon said estate
for Probate.
ORDERED: THAT the said executors give notice
to all persons interested, ny causing a copy oil
this order to be published three weeks successive
ly in the Ellsworth American, printed at Ellis.
worth. that they may appear at a Probate Court
TO be holden at Biuehill, In said county, on the
lst Wednesday of Nov next, At ten of the clock In
the forenoon. and show cause, If any they have
why the same should not be allowed.
sw4ls PARKER TUCK, Judge
true copy-attest: GEO. A. DYER. Register.
At a Court Of Probate holden at Buehlll, with.
In and for the County of Hancock on the hrst
Wednesday Of July A. ID. 1873.
cARAH =. W. HINCKLEY, s al, Administra
y tor OF the Estate OF Il. W. ninckley late Of
Binchill. in said County demonstrating pre.
sented their first account OF Administration upon
said estate for Probate.
oRDERED-That the SAID Administrator give
notice thereof to all persons interested. by raus-
ing copy Of this order tn be published three
weeks successfully in the Ellsworth American,
printed in Ellsworth, that they may appear at a
Probate Court to be holden at Buehlll, on the
LIST Wednesday of Nov. next, at ten OF the clock
IN the forenoon, ami shew cause il any they have
why the same should not be allowed.
3w<l. PARKER TUCK, Judge.
true copy-Aitcst: GEO. A. DYER, Register.
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sch Delaware, Whtmore. at Edgartowu from
Ellsworth. reports. 9th inst. OF Cape Cod. colided
with three masted sch and lost bowsprit and Jib
bOom sprung foremast. damaged rigging and fore
sails.
sch Eben Fisher. from Windsor, Ms for Alexan-
dria. got on a ledge at Addison, Me, sprung her
stern post, and had to discharge her cargo there
and undergo repairs, to complete which will con
sumo two or three weeks.
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Memoranda

Ar al Port au Prince, Sept end. three masted
schooner Joshua Grinile, Freethy. (of Ellsworth
l. days from New York. was struck by lightning
during passage, doing some little damage TO hull
and spars. Captain and crew all we'll
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PILES DIETErIc enthusiastically ac-
knowledge the best In use. Each pound bears
the name Of JANIS PYLE. None genuine with.
out. WHAT'S
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MARINE LIST.

Ellsworth Port.
ARRIVED.
Oct u.
Sch Georgetta. Curtis. BOSTON.
sch forrsI City. Hodgk ms. do.
sch Luella, Carter. Boston.
sch Victory. Peters. Bluehlil.
sch Mary. Aagee. Belfast.
CLEARED.
Oct. is.
Sch Canova, Tate. Providence.
Sch Mareelus Kcmick. Boston.
ARRIVED.
Sch Capt John. Franks, Boston.
Sch A Magse, Young do.
sch Miniola. ferrald. Prov tdenee.
Sch Patriot. southard. BiuehilI.
CLEARED.
Oct I6.
Sch Geo d Furgerson. Furlersor, New YORK.
Sch Nellie Grant. Jordan. Providence.
sch Stately, thatan Bangor.
ARRIVED.
sch trace. Alley. Boston.
sch HItan, sinclair, Boston.
Returned sch thas Upton. Bclauy. while work
ing down the bay. got a-hors On Peticos Rock
AMI hI'ei wul DC obliged to take Of deck
load 10 repair.
sch Evsline, Faust. Belfast.
Sch \ " Els. Ferguson. DO.
Sch Ann. CInoIair Bangor.
CLEARED.
oct. IS
Sch Dexter, Treworgy. Boston.
Sch Mechanic. Mathews. RockIand.
Sch Scioto. Smith. Roekland.
ARRIVED.
Sch Agenora. kenh, Boston
sch Forester, Keith, Boston.
Sch LeonorA, BonIey. do.
CLEARED.
oc,I9.
Sch Donny Ives. Whitaker Boston.
ARRIVED.
sch Wesley Abbott, Milliken. Boston.
sch VIM IL Archer. Bellatty. Boston.
sch Emily. Alley Boston.
Sch Elizabeth, Whimore, do.
CLEARED.
oct. 70.
Sch otronlo, Hamm cnd, Boston.
Sch ATboresr, Clark. do.
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DIE ID.
Elllsworsh-oct- 9th. Mrssarah B. Hopkins, aged

Obituary notices, beyond the Date, Name and
Age must be paid for.
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tween the boy and the old horse. Both
were in so sal plight, that even Els
worth boys. RETAINED from their usual boot
inys, and a kind hearted teamster went to
their assistance, and with his own team,
pulled out the old horse, his load and the
boy.
A happier lad. 1t would have been hard
to lind. than the despairing boy Of a few
moments before.
.sThfs ,rssl.s h. narar
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her succOr.
Are you ready to obey the calf
LOUISIANA MUST BE REDEEM.

HcT SucCOr.
Are You ready to obey the calf
LOUISIANA MUST BE REDEEM.
Ed!
Nothing short Of that accomplish
mcnt will do, and IT CAN BE DONE.
Let ns unite. Let us organize at
once. Let us4ledge each to the 9th.
er oar LEES, orr tortuno and or 50.
cred ho"ors, with hands uplifted
to HIGH HEAVEN, to RESCUE
LOUISIANA OR DIE IN THE Ar
TEMPT!
Let not troops deter you, let not
threats Of negro MALTA frighten yon.
The brave blood Of white Louisiana
curdles not at the bombastic fury Of
painted warriors. We know our du-
ty and will do it, come what may.
Louisiana, our pride, our glory {;
We here anew dedicate our life's blood
to thee. r.
You will be h'ec, blooming as the
rose, else one vast solitude echoing
with the clank Of tie chains Of your
enslaved children, who could not lie
in your defence.
Louisiana, our grand, glorious
mother, if ICE fail, we will demolish
the structure.
The alien, as he stalks through
your halls, as in some vast solitude,
J when the solemn reverberation of his
footstep, shall only break the awful
stiffness, will inquire, "wl,ere are thy
children, Louisiana Dead-dead
in defense of ME-; in defense oflib.
erty and white civilization.
What glory do We want beyond
this' Come my country to tie altar
of your State, bling to it your wives,
mothers, sisters and babes-let us
pledge all-manhood, homes and fam.
lily, 10 the sacrifce-and if We con.
quer not, We will 90 down amid q ru-
in that will not only enyelop our.
selves, but will destroy our enemies.
Heroes Of Louisiana, are you ready
for the contest. The blood Of the
martyrs Of the 18th Of September,
cries ont to you.
ONWARD MY COUNTRYMEN TO
VICTORY.
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Wo ora 1,

10, We ear, are 'ni;'med that large ~
!%r o. tie III colonel people Of ;l IN a "a
i>h Of Natchitmlcs intend -, "e Fat.
ont a resolution ador,.d hv ,1 ~ Can,
summer to leave the parish as !" IL. lat
as the present crop is ea,le,eds 4 ~, s"a
propose to 30 nhc'e they can i. 'lt,
Ealiy protected in tie enjoyms pe IT, +.
their 'ishts.-La State Regi.i,r'' '' 'f
That is decidedly rich. Especial.
that part which, states they "p,on ..'
to go where they can te legally m, n.
tected IN the enjoyment of their ,;ot k' ;.
If the editor of the State R,n;.,..
will give himself the trouble to .,,.
fully study the history Of NatcA;,s
ches parish from 1863 to 1874, he VIII
lave a good idea Of what the RIM,
crowd consider their illegal right,
Such a consuma,ion, AZ large nun,
Der of colored people leaving here. !.
most devoutly to In wished, our N.
pie whl say to them. God .n,,a
you ALL" and they sincerely bon.
that no other white people may lar.
the misfortune to be afflicted III
them.
Blunt, q sap"heated negro preach,
and a most indicative brutal vill,;,
is At the head Of this "iumisr,to.
bureau Myers, We suppose, viii
"ct as Treasurer, BY special request:
aud ut F." mass meeting of his party.
resolutions were passed to the elfse,
that lie, Blunt, would oct AZ Mos.
No. 2 i" certai" contingencies. The
white people were 50 overjoyed ,h,t
they could scarcely restrain thei,
congratulations. In fact, rs Blum.
seems so an1ious to "git up and git.,
they propose to give him q starte,
next year. And then their "l.,L
rights" ye Gods and little pearch, Vi.
has attempted to deprive then d
their illegal rights" The State n.
ister should have found out ese Iii
aud it is willful not to have done n
what Blunt's party consider a.
riyhts, legal and gal. lorious risbts /
is to tax white property owners 8 p,e
cent; to steal public school moaey
to get up thieviDg bills and food Il,
market with paper issue that . n.
ical ring may f]orish thereby /; b 4.
low crimes, murder, robbery and pstty
thievery to 60 uupunished to eayett
through the public streets with arasl
negro mobs, whooping and ysllise
like Indians, and to commit q tAoss-
and other crimes detrimental to peaes
and the public good. That's WHIT
Blunt con silsrs as his illegal right;
and because the whites no longer saf.
fer it. he blubbers out "we1l all in.
migrate, if you don't allow it." Let
him i,nmigrate and he damned, With
his whole party, aud the sooner ki
done the better.
Blunt is public enemy and an oa..
law, aud has been so declared ; il II
don't leave Of his own accord 10 will b
made to do ~, that's all. The fate 4
the infamous John Gair, ought to b
y warning to him.
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Parties, upon whom the Census
taker failed to cali, are requested
to send in their names to the IN
dersigued as soon az possible,
with a view Of transmitting them
to Capt. James Jeffries, member
Of the Legislature, from Rapides
parish, who has kindly consented
t. attend to such Legislation as
the whites Of Natchitoches parish
may require.
Very Respectfully,
j. III. COSGROVE,
Secretary, Democratic Con. Meet.
ing, Natchitoches parish. ss.'
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Election in Grant.

I'm the 18th m election for Q mem
bcr Of the legislature to fiji the vacAa.
cy said to exist by the expulsion 4
the negro, Ward, will occur in Grant
parish.
Ne take an entirely different view
of the case, and Que which is in atsict
Keeping with the course fthe Vis-
Dictator. The conservatives Carried
Grant parish last year BY . baudsoDe
majority, Notwithstanding the mani
pulations Of = supervisor Of eleetioa
and returning board. This feet 10
given up even BY the Copgressisost
Committee who a1asfal the psessss
legislature, and the matter Of Grant
parish was deferred to tho action Of
the Legislature, it being the cole jadC
Of the election and publication OF
their own members.
&C. Dunn, Esq., was elected y
the legislature at that time, and y =
gally the representative from Gsaas
parish to serve until the LIST Monday
in January, 1877. A thousand e'se'
tions ad i.t1yw cannot dispoee
him.
Kellogg may issue all tho ptoe'a-
nations he pleases calling for an else'
ton, the next house, which neets p
January, must settle the matter BY
seating Mr.. Dunn. Kellogg has moth
ing to do with it, his own position 10
not 60 rotten tenable. What he, does:
as Governor is simply by tasit con-
sent ; the legislature decided, in it,
ten days session. the question ofthtee
other parishes left undecided, - Giant
parish was, by the Wheeler consite
tee. Let them now finish their hbess.
by according ~ Mr.. Dunn bic lesf
rights as q representative d his psoe
pie. r "a. x -
II the next democatio houss d.
not do 90 they will pin but anothsf
feather in their caps alpsady ~
much bedecked with the adjustment
and their ten days display Of states
menslip. III
The white people arr not going to
place a heavy stock Of confidence 70
them any way, for several reasons, the
Wheeler adjustment aud tue pay grab
of tho ten dayL, for instance, aud nm
less these men Show faith by wosks
there will be some heavy hauls made
BY tho people on them. This Is QUO
thing, the seating Of Mr.. Dunn, that
the people, not only Of Grant, bat Of
the whole State, viii require done.
Our advice to the people Of that par
isll is tn stay at home and next jan
nary to .cpd forward Mr.. Dsnn and
demand his being seated ~ right
II refused, let it 50 upon the record
against these Conservatives who dll
not neglect to sell out the people at
any time it paid to do 50.
NEATHEH.-ClUudy aud VAIN.
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We this week change the law card
Of Nessre. Cunningham Z Chaplin,
to Cunningham, Chaplin h Canning.
ham. The many old friends of DR..
Cunningham, of Natcbitoches and
neighboring parishes, will be glad to
know that he has once moro identi.
fed himself and interest, with the
people Of bis old home, and has re-.
sumed the practice of law.
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Natchito ches and-Hell-K Knows
Where -
Railroad Company. ~a
Great BLUNT Route! !! ). /.
All wa b. sharp Who take I'll.
Commencing on Saturday, Jan.
nary LIST, 1876.
( - !. (.

This railroad company, chart
cred, built, owned and controlled
by Rev. Senator Blunt y. D. D.,
will begin biz on or about the LIST
day Of January. . W
All colored men who don't want
any more white rule in thern are
earnestly, requested to. step mp to
the "captins offs and get a tuck.
ct.
Blunt will act as Moses No 2
In this the first exodus Of the rob-
bers. Music BY the handy
Myers will have charge of the
sleeping cars, and any man or any
other man not engaging in this
Grand Immigration Bureau scheme
will be Immediately turned over
to J. G. Lewis the saliyated.pump.
kin colored cuss from ..Kanidy,n
be Cad. a vet lnrse win &C,
company the expedition with .
plentiful supply Of soft rags Dick
Metre, with his hand organ md,
trained baboon, Logan, will.
grind IL the rear Of the train.
Room plenty. Fare for round trip.
apply to Bill Boullt.
All aboard. loot! TOOT!!
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Attention il called to the ADVERTISE
ment il this weeks Issue Of Lany
Chopin, Of Cloutierville. Bargains
can DO Ind from him and cheap ones
It that. Call upon or address him At
Clostierville, La, for price and terms.
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The work on ths school house Is
being ,apidiy pushed through, aud
The school will b ready fol. the re-
ceptioe ~ popils sboat the lstJan q.
", 1876 ~ 't ]. ful al,
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Better Material,

The Homer IIad, after putting
through q few bombastic threats Of
blazing houses aud bloody knives to
maintain the supposed rights Of the
negro, or We might say, his right to
deprive the white intelligent citizen
Of all his rights, suffers lis boiling
cauldron to summer down to q blast
against the ''isnorant Niger" If
this BE- friendship, well might he cx-
claim, ''save US from our friends" for
Blackburn certainly handles them
without "fear, favor or hope Of future
rerard.
Such language rs the Iliad indul-
ges in, if attempted by the Tiindioa.
tor, or any other journal represent
ing the white people, would call down
maledictions loud and deep, in fact,
did once bring down the army and
navy Of Uncle Sam, and was regard
ed as tue rankest treason against the
chest government the world ever
saw" For years past the lliad and
its ilk have busted themselves teach
ing the negro what his rights were !;
that all men were free and equal, quail.
flying tue latter political axiom with
the broad and not very comprehensive
expression Of, "before the law; and
in connection with the negro, Black
burn, its editor and others, straight.
way went to work to make laws, be-
fore which the negro has been pretty
much the superior Of every white man
in Louisiana. When the orange il
dry and the self same laws enacted in
a spirit Of malicious spite and damn
able hatred are now beginning to
grind that self-same class; when the
taxes lleaped upon Louisiaua's people
to I'll the pockets Of radical plumber.
ers are obout to eat Up their own i'll.
gotten gains, the 'mill begins to
grind" and forthwith tho howl of vir.
tue goes up from the llidd.
Homer, were he now inhabiting
this mundane sphere, would have
food for his mighty inauguration III
thus contemplating the second con.
quest Of Hum. Az it il, the heart Of
Louisiana hss grown cold and Gallons
and the mighty weeping Of this new
Priam Ger the fallen city Of Troy ex-
cites uaugbt but disgust.
Blackburn and bis class COWS, the
wind and the mighty whirlwind will
not be reaped. To plumber the whites
Of Louisiana Of property and rights,
he and others worked on the gullible
nature Of the poor negro and made
him either IN early grave or . demon,
and now this plant tool, this ignor.
ant dnpe, having grown wiso, in =
knowledge Of flesh pots at least,
when he wants his share, which is
all, be is lectnred on lis cussedness by
his mentors.
Poor, week fool, to thus pnt con.
fidence In Blackburn 9nd his seal
awag comprehensive robbed, whites
ruined, aud the negro damned for it,
when the whole crime is in the teach.
ings, strictly followed, Of just such
blatllerskites as Blackburn.
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Now Ia the. time to subscribe to
the indicator. 49, 81
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Divine Service ''':' >.
At the Episcopal Church on to-
morrow, Nov. ,2lst, at II O'Clock, BY
Rev. DR.. Cunningham. t
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table to those who make them. They
stamp the citizen either as an idiot.
or what is worse, for there is some
excuse for q fault in nature he is do.
ing this to gain private ends at the
expense Of bic race and to tue detri.
meat Of civil society.
f They should know, that from this
springs what radiosls. saA setrscisml
althoogh the aPpsllallq b imp9obssp
lit shsald u self. 9ixcoEi nnsaanSicstiop.
libr the reason that tllsse people COM i
init an act, The varv fact Of which
closes the barriers Of society against
'thsm.' They outrage nature, insult
society, and are therefore exiled by
the act. s..4i, >.
Those who say they are not in poll.
tics in Louisiana, coRdonu,e, the ! often.
ces committed, not only against hu-
man, but against civil society. They
become paytiespes sri.sia;s. .'
They must take sides !; for in q war,
nutrality on the part Of individuals
who bslong to one class or the other.
10 impossible. Is S ,s q. ..g
= We trsat shat these few expsess,ons
will ct this saass Of reslly good men:
e thinking, and that 10 future u Ne
will hear no moro Of b out If poll
tics.s At Same future time when ths
aims i !. q civil govesanens have be,e
achieved and established upoa i, am.
6ootiog in our State, IL my not be
criminal IN one ease, beeanes good can
V assossplhasA o. VIII 70 Ixhbosf
' ] !, !. aaai.taass nov, thai - i ~
pdasibl, I'''9 81 ssl,s.l,l Il
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scorns any man, ar the acts If any
man, who would attempt sucl, a thing
|as support BY his labor. He l.as. d
generation for the trick.tsr aud tho
thief. Why should he MOTT
|et..,4a q, sallantl'' honest Is Eddy
You hoist yourself d your own jl,..l
| Pisreon wants Investigation, not
any except his time, NJ : ten days
legislator, he narVws' public invessi
CATION down to that. Something lie
the grafton pronounced ON the dead
member Of the Arkansas house, Col.
Yell, Of Yellville, Yell county, Ark.
This ealogy was by' i friend, piersitopu
is his i. own friend he. Arkan.a.' men,
Dor said: Il NJ 5.I.
Nj. Speaker, as Il rise to address
yOa in cOillmemoratioN Of our dcceas-
81 COLLEAGUE, Col. Yell, 1T yYsllville,
my thoughts recar to, tho last time
when we had the privilege Of listen
ing to his eloqaence int' this house.
# | nm not mistaken, it was when he
explaintd bic connection with the
.YeIlville Bark, which had unforta.
nately bufsted, and Of which he was
a. ey.e- .
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