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This gallant officer arrived in town last evening
by the Western train. He visits his native town
after long absence, during which he has passed
through "perils of food and field that seldom fall
to the lol Of man. He has faced the iron hail and
bore charmed life. He has turned lhe tide OF
battle and savsd whole army. He has been in the
hottest Of four terrible battles the beloved Of his
mander IN chief and the pride and hope Of his COM
pallions in arms He has seen his brother officers
pour out their life blood like water and he remains
To feel the foil Of their loss. We welcome the
American Lannes to his home, and though deprived
Of the soace OF fond fathers embrace, he will find
in the bosom of noble and affeclionate family that
consolation which sisters and brothers alone can
give.