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 II is with uhfeigned regret that, in the accounts of the battles recently fought and proudly won by Cen Taylor, we learn of the death of JcHS B. PEL- HAA. long and intimately knowa to us, hfs fellow associates in business.

 while'ws rejoice ia the triumPhs of our country, our oy Is not unrninsIed with sorrow for the less of So many brave and gallant soldiers. Among those who fell. and who fell gloriously' covered with wounds, our beloved, but HOW de- ceased friend, claims from us particularly, this passing tribute of esteem.

 At the tapof the drum, he was among the first to rush into the ranks of the volunteers, leaving ia- craiye office and all the comforts of society," for the rough hardships of soldiers life.

 He joined Capt Danley's company, aud applied himself diligently and effectively to his suies.- Every letter from his friends the army, bore les

 mouy to his fidelity in the service, and in hs obe- dienee 10 his sgperiors in rank; and though an humble private, ,swithout rank or commission, ye' were the destaes of the country safe in bands like his, for trearhery or cowardice formed no ingre- dieats in his. gallant soul

 None knew JOIN B. PELHAM, but loved him lis frank generous and joyous disposition; his af Ability of manner, his utter want of selhshness and his extreme willingness 10 obige, eDdeared hlm to a Iong list of ardent friends.

 l. Equally fitted to adorn society, and to excel Tn the business concerns of life, yet was be every inch soldier, and SO proved himself. He was indeed worthy of his revolutionary ancestors. | They in bloody battles twice withstood tyrant  foe, and he on the gory plains of Mexico, sealed with his blood his devotion to his country. l We knew him well while living, and deeply de- plore his loss when dead and gladly take this oP- portaniiy of paying this public tribute to bis meY, ory, by the above expressions of our SOFT ow; and will wear the usual emblems of nournng for thirty days in remembrance of his uu,imeiy fate ] VAL. SEWER, JAS. 4. JOHNSON, 1 I. WILLAMoUIEZ, J. H. CREASE. i C. LANGTREE, w. GARRETSON;

 SAM'L JOHNSON, JAS. NJ. DANLEY. 