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T. O. McClannahan, Esq This brave and
accomplished young soldier, resides in. Oxford,
N. c., and was on visit to some friends; in this
place, at the time Gov Browns call on dMissis-
sippi for volunteers was received. Although a
stranger amongst strangers, he nobly stepped for.
ward, and was one of the first that enrolled his
name, in the brave company of Guards; who
crowned themselves with Iaurels, in the memora-
BILE battles of Monterey and Buena Vista 1t was
Mr.. M Clannahan's fate to encounter disease from
the very start, having been confined in almost
every hospital from Brazos ST. Jago, to Saltillo,
and in two instances his life was despaired of; but
whenever the disease was sufficiently subdued to
permit him to leave his bed, he was found trudg-
ing on his way to his company, and it seemed his
good fortune not only to be with them, but to rem
der a soldiers service, in the bloody battles of
Monterey and Buena Vista. We feel proud of
this heroic young soldier, being oursel g. native
Of good old Granville county, and we think that
his numerous friends in that county, should Show
their approval of his conduct, by some Substantial
token Of the high estimation in which his services
are held by them He contemplates returning
home in month or two, and we should be pleas
ed TO hear that the people of old Granville had
presented him with q 6ne sword. ~


Holly Springs tMiss) Gazette.