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We transfer to our columns, from the Har- risburg Argus, with lively sense of its jus ilce, the following tribute to the memory ol the lamen.ed Col. Yell, of Arkansas, who fell gallansly leading his regiment at the bat tie of Buena Vista The career of Col. | eil was indeed useful and brilliant. At the age of ofseventeen he served as subaltern ensign ! m the Tennessee troops under the command of Gen. Jackson. Returning to Tennessee al the end of these indian wars, as soon as he vas eligible he was elected a. member of the legislature of that State, whefe he served with reputation. When Gen. Jackson be- came President, he selected Col. Yell as the circuit judge of the United States. for the new district of Arkansas, by which means he became eitizen of that State, and dis charged the duties of this difficult and re- sponsible office with entire satisfaction; and

 vas elevased by the people of that State to the highest offices within their gilt--in Con- gross, then governor, and subsequently, in Congress again as member of the last Con-