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AhH nEMAlNS OF SoL. 1ELL.--l ne cltlZenS OF
this place held meeting on last Thursday. to
make suitable arrangements for the reception of
the remains of Col. Yell which are expected on
the first boat.


Committee was appointed, not only 10 make
arrangements for suitable display of respect to
those honored remains, upon their arrival but to
prepare Tor public demonstration in the form Of
funeral honors 10 be performed on the day of
'helr departure from the city, TO their last resting
place, at Col. Yell's family residence, near Fay
| et!eville.


The programme Of the Committee for the re.
ception will be found in another column of to-
days paper. A programme for further proceed.
ings will be issued in an extra sheet.


Arrangements are being made, for the arrival
OF the Fayetteville Committee, in time to remove
the body of COL Yell on the day after the Bar.
becue to be given to our Volunteers.


On that occasion, it is expected shat the mill
tary, masonic and other associations, and the cit
atoms Of respect to the distinguished dead. That
procession will remove with the remains out of
the city, amidst the ioiug of bells, firing of min.
ute guns, &c.


All business houses it is expected, will be
closed, and suitable embems of mourning will be
displayed from the doors and windows, in the
streets along which the Procession will move


The body will be kept in State at the Court
House, whero will attend guard of honor, until
it is removed from the city.


This will be the last occasion that our citizens
will have, to render public testimony TO the pa
trio,ism and gallantry of one of Arkansas most
distinguished citizens; and we are sure from the
public spirit Of the people Of Crawford that they
will not let it pass, without showing that honor
which they know the distinguished dead, has
earned with his LIES blood.


TIE BARBECUE.


Owing 10 the uncertainty of the time when our
Volunteers viii arrive, the Committee of Ar.
rangements are not enabled to fix upon the day,
on which it is to be given. Immediately upon
their arrival, an early day will be fixed upon.
and information sent through the county.


The Committee has had r. very difficult TASK to
perform, aside of the ordinary lubors in preparing
a barbecue Of the extensive character which is
intended TO be given TO Our returning citizen
soldlery, in selecting suitable site for its oca.
ton, TO give general satisfaction. |, has been
removed several times to suppress rising dissa,is.
faction. The different ncighborhoods in the
county were anxious to have it located among
each. But it was found that in selecting any one
spot, dissatisfaction was given TO nearly all the
others. Thus has the Committee been puzzled
what 10 do.


After fixing different places, it has finally set.
tied down upon spot, which it is supposed will
give the most satisfaction TO the greatest number
Of persons.


Col. Drennen has kindly rendered the use of
his " ood pasture mile below Van Buren,, which
has been selected as suitable place for the pur.
pose. lis convenience TO town where most Of the
necessarios required can be had; and where our
fellow Citizens on the South SIDE o.! the river can
reach US without crossing their horses. The
citizens in the remote sections of the county, pre-
fer coming TO town al once, If they are COM
PEELED 10 come within four or five miles of it.


We now hope as the place is finally fixed upon
all will put their shoulders to the wheel, to give
NHi iiiNhHo " oouiSli5 oui oct ue, Su-u u one as
they, by their gallant services, have richly earned.


The Crawford Company at its Discharge.


The following is q staIemen. Of the Company,
after the campaign:


Returning on Steamboat ria Ne,c Orleans, and


expected daily.


Capt. DrLLARD, (arrived.)
Alex. Steward, ID Lit. Leo'rd Whilihar Cd
Geo. Y. Latham. w. F. Houck, (err'd)
Jas. W. B. Davis, Jno. Penrce,
d. Thompson, (arr'd.) David E. Lewis,
William Allen, &. r. Bell,
}. :. Boyd, A. ]. Boyd,
K. b. Chew, Geo. A. Chew,
Aaron Dale, Riley Foster,
Owen Fogerty, Felix Houck, (arr'd.)
Jno. L. Haynes, Alex. C. Ingram,
Samuel knous. Moses Kelley,
J. w. D. Lasa,er, (arr'd) James w. Little,
Wm R. McFarlaine, Isaac Patty.
Jas. c. Roberts, VIM. Quesenbury.


Wiley StinneIt.


Coming through By Land.
William CaPps, Samuel johnson,
Geo. W. Peyton, Jas. II. Smith,
Benz. Smith, Marcus Thomas