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ARMY REsIGNATTONs.
The following Is correct list Of designations
in the United States army since the secession Of
South Carolina:
Walker, W. II. T, Brevet Lieut. Colonel, Ma
jor 10th Infantry, Georgia.
Dunovant, John, Captain 10th Infantry, South
Carolina.
Wayne, Henry c., Brevet Major, Captain
Quartermaster Department, Georgia.
Gibbs, Wade H., Brevet Second Lieutenant
ID Cavalry, South Carolina.
Northup, L. B., Captain lst Dragons, South
Carolina.
Forney. John IT,, First Lieutenant 10th Infan.
try, North Carolina.
StOughtOn, E. H., Second Lieutenant 9th In.
sin, Joshua W., First Lieutenant Ordnance
Department, Ohio
Cumming, Alfred, Captain 10th Infantry, ,GcOr.
Smith, William D., Captain Cd Dragons, GeOr.
gia. @ "r
Berry, Thomas j., Second Lieutenant I'd ORA
goons, Georgia.
Gardner, William H., Captain 81 Infantry,
Georgia. s-
Cole, Robert G., First Lieutenant 9Th Infantry,
Virginia.
Myers, A. G., Brevct Lieutenant Colonel, Cap
tain Quartermaster's Department, South Caro-
lima.
Van DOran, Eirei, Major Cd Cavalry, Missis.
sippi.
Bogg, William R., First Lieutenant Ordnance
Department, Georgia.
Butler, William, Second Lieutenant I'd ArtiI.
lery, South Carolina.
Jones, Joseph p, Second Lieutenant I'd Ar.
tiery, South Carolina.
James, George s., First Lieutenant I'd Artil-
lery. South Carolina.
Hardie, William s., Lieutenant Colonel 1st
Cavalry, Georgia.
In addition to the above, we learn that Major
Ragan (Paymaster) and Lieut. Alexander, ma
tives Of Georgia, at present stationed at Fort
SteilacOom, have sent in their designations
A PRESENT ny NAPOLEON TO JEWISH SYNA
GooUE.-On last Rosh Hoshana (the Jewish New
Year,) the Emperor Of France, as We learn from
the Cincinnati braslite. presented to the Hebrew
Congregation at Paris Sepher TOra, or scroll
Of the Five Books Of Noses on parchment
There Is something curious about this Sepher
TOra. 1t appears that in the time Of Napoleon
]. in the war with Spain, the French soldiers
were afraid to drink the water Of the wells Of
the SPaniards for fear Of being poisoned, and so
they dug their own. On one occasion they
found little iron chest they opened Il, and
with disappointment In not finding great treas
ure, they found Sepher, and threw It aside
without paying any attention to it. Il happened
that there was Jewish corporal in the company,
who picked Il up and put Il in his knapsack.
few days afterwards great battle was fought,
and the same corporal was found shot dead, with
his head lying on the knapsack. They opene,I
Il In presence Of the Emperor, and found the
same Sepher ToFa In It. Napoleon, thinking II
must be something holy and curious, first to be
buried, and then finding Il In the knapsack Of
the Jewish corporal, took Il along with him to
Paris and placed II in the Museum, with the said
description over il Napoleon Ill happening to
notice i, not long since, remarked TO the En-
press that be wanted to make i . present to
the Congregation Of Paris; the Empress prayed
him that she might make q cover suitable to Il,
and made one, Ornamented with diamonds,
pearls, and other jewels Of great value. And
that Is the way they brought Il to the Syna.
gosue.
SPuRoEoN TO THE ROGUEs.-0nce when the
celebrated preacher Spurgeon ascendod the
pulpit, the first sentence he uttered was :-"I
hear that some one here has lost q watch
and another pocket-book. All can say 10 the
matter is, think Il serves them Tight-why did
thev not leave them at homer But I have q
word or two more to say on the subject, which
Is this-that if my friends the pick-pockets are
still in the chapel, have to request that they
will not attempt TO pick any more pockets till I
have made my collection, as want all the
money can get"
CALIFORNIA WNE.-The winners Of Los An.
geles made o45,0oO gallons Of wine in 1860.
The number Of producing vines, most Of which
are very Young, was $4,000 There are 1884,.
900 vines that do not bar yet
HoLLowAY's 0NTMENT-Accidents- such
injuries much evil often results from ignorance,
and accidents Of little moment becume serious
and difficult OF management. This incompara-
be Ointment places the attentive nurse on par
with the most skillful surgeon. In lis application
she can never do amiss I; Il viii always sootbc,
cool, and heal In burns and scaldS sprains.
bruises, cuts, wounds, swellings Of the glands Of
the neck, warts, eorns and tumors, every nurse
using lOllOway's Ointment cures with Tapidty
and ease. Freed from responsibility. she Joy.
fully watches the recovery, and great Is her de-
light 10 see her little cha ge rescued from torture.
lever, and danger by her aaecti0nate zeal In ap.
Plyiag this certain remedy Immediately after the
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