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GEN BRAINARD.-We were glad.to see our old friend Gen. B. this morning, on his return from the South, in much improved healih.- We think that he will be enabled to sustain himself and family, without being separated from them, and without being exposed to the dangers of Southern climate. The Govern ment has given him his just reward for merl- torious services, and we hope he may now locate himself in situation favorable 10 his health, and that he may pass the evening oi his life in happiness and peace.

 TCzeauezaad (O) Hera7d, April 30.

 The foregoing will afford gratifying intelligence to the numerous friends of our late fellow townsnan, General (Dr) BRAINARD-the war-worn veteran, whose gallantry, during the last war, won for him undying Iaurels, and who bears upon his person more scars of severe wounds received Tn defence of his country than any man now living. We under stand that he has been stationed, as an Army Sur geon, at Norfolk, Va. May health and happiness attend him.