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-I,he undersigned Eall sell on Thursday,

.rS,he undersigned Sall sell on Thursday,
j. the goth day Of December, at half-past
10 o'clock, A.. NJ, all that stock Of goods in
the store recently occupied by W. G. Bull.
Said stock consists Of Groceries, Tin ware,
Wood and Willow ware, Tobacco, Cigars,
Can Goods in great variety. and all articles,
usually kept in agrocIry store. Also three
fine Show Cases. and the fixtures belong
ing to the Store. II Cash on delivery
of goods. ..;,.; ss,ii, B. THOMPSON,
Dec. 2O-1t:s Assignee ef;W. G. Bull. :
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A 1eatber medal inscribed with +,

; A leather medal inscribed with the
word Traitor" should be presented to
Arthur and Prickett, the two white
men from this county who were among
the most servile tools of Melton in per
scouting Democrats before the United
States Court in Columbia. Their igno-
rance and obscurity is no excuse for
their traitorouS conduct.
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NInStes.,S Sslles.

In compliance with the order of the Court Of
Common Pleas, will sell, at OrangebuIg
Court House, on the first Monday in Janll-
ary 1884, within tile legal hours, the
Real Estate mentioned and described in
the following cases, viz:
Emanuel E: Bull VS.. James F. Clayton.
/. All that certain tract or parcel Of land
fsituate7 lying and being i'll Poplar Town
ship in the 6eHBty-af Orangeburg and State
Of South Carolina, Containing ->thirty-two
(32) acres, more or less, and bounded on
the north west by lands of the Estate of
Gabriel Strock, north east by lands of
Sophronia HARTLEY, south east by lands of
N. Z. Haddock, and sOuth west by lands of
James F. Clayton. Being the tract or parcel
of land derived by the defendant from his
TernS-Cash. If purchaser fails to COM
ly with the terms of sale, the promises will
he re-sold on the same, or the next succeed
ing salesday, on the same terms, and at for
nler purchasers risk.
Nathan S. Hart, McDuff Cohn and j. L.
Hart, as partners under the firm name of
Hart & Co., against George E. Steadman.
.. All that piece or parcel of land crossed
by the waters of Willow Swamp, situate In
the County of Orangeburg, containing
acres, more or less, bounded by lands now
Or lately of A. j, Evans, Gideon Evans and
George E. Steadman-known as the Evans
Mill and Pond, with all the rights and privI-
leges belonging to said Mill and Pond. Also
one set of GriSt Mill Rock, with all attach
ments thereto; with one Armstrong Cotton
Press, with all gearing and shafting thereto;
together with the Mill House situate on said
place, containing all the above machinery.
Terms-CaSA. If purchaser fails to COM
ply with the terms of sale, the premises will
be re-SOld on the same, or the next succeed
ing salesday, on the same terms, and at the
former purchaser sriSk.
A. &. Baxter, as Administrator, VS.. Mar
gret e. Meyers.
3. All that plantation or tract of land,
containing three hundred and ten (31O)
acres, more or less, lying and being in Pine
Grove Township, in the County of Orange
burg, and State of South Carolina, bounded
north by Estate of. G. Il. Trick, north east
by A. G. Tindall's land, south cast by f. +.
Felder'S land, south west by D. i. Garrick,
j. j. Waltz, NJ. A. Stoudenmire and Louis
Stoudenmire's land, north west by Estate
Of WileS' land.
Terms-Cash. If purchaser fails to COM
ply with the terms of sale, the premises will
be re-Suld on the some, or the next succeed
ing salesday, on the same terms, and at the
farmer purchasers risk, Purchaser to pay
for papers. THOMAS W. GLOVER,
Dec. cost Master.
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THE Greenbackers who have been
bootlicking Melton and Speer for TIE
last week or two in Columbia must feel
pretty sore over the termination of the
political prosecutions in a flasco.
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NotSce of fup1sr,,issa1.

GNn the 10Th day of January, 1884, will
W file my final account as Executor of the
estate Of Y. vi. Inabinet with the Judge
of Probate, and ask for discharge.
JABoB S. FUNCHEs, =,
Dec 13-4s Executor
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GRAND
CLEARING OUT

While every. one is complaining of their
business not being as good as last Fall, and
showing a considerable falling off, ours has
gone way ahead of our fondest hopes, and
it is due to but one fact, and that is simply
this: We are selling GOODS cheaper for
leash this Fall than wasteyer sold before in
this marked. Low PRICES and First Glass
Goods have done the Work. Starting from
to-day we propose to make still further re-.
ductions, and for the balance of this season
we will offer our entire STOCK OF GOODS
at prices thatwi astonish you.
With a view of clearing out our Stock of
Winter Goods. we will sell Blankets in both
white ahd~eQlored, at ACTUAL NEW
YORK COST We have large stock of
these Goods on hand, and they must be
sold.
We will also offer our Stock of Ladies'
Cloaks at prices that defy competition.
We are determined to close out our Stock
Of Winter Clothing, and will make it to
your interest to inspect our stock before
buying.
We have few Overcoats still on hand
thatwe are offering rare bargains in. Sc
cure one before they are all sold.
Remember that our Entire Stock, consist
ing in part of Dry Goods, Clothing, Boots
and Shoes, Hats and Caps Groceries, Hard.
ward, Crockery, Furniture, Harness and
Saddles must be sold, and you can secure
bargains and save money by inspecting our
Stock before buying.
Any one that fails to come and see us is
simply standing in their own light. If you
don't see what you want ask for it. We
have just opened another supply of our GEL
ebratcd Penitentiary Shoes for Ladies,
Misses and Children: Men and Boys, and
they are The best Goods by farm the market.
Remember We are sols . agents for the
Celebrated "Pearl Shirt the best dollar
shirl in the world.
by continuing our low REisss easli system,
and by fair dealing with every one, we hope
to merit even a larger portion of your trade
in the future than we have in the past.
We are Offering bargains in every depart
mcnt.
GEE99. TT. (1oRXELs9X. t0'sXET s9X
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JURYMEN Prickett and Arthur, with
all their prejudice and hatred, could not
do the white people of the State any
harm while serving Melton and Speer
in Columbia. Bond planted, Melton
and Speer wateEed, but Prickett and
Arthur couldn't give the increase.
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We had the pleasure of meeting in
Columbia last Saturday Brother Haz-
ard, Of the Georgetown Enquirer, who
is one Of the handsomest members of
the present Legislature.
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Tor Sale

For Sale.S
rE|he desirbie Cottage, containing four
Il rooms, with Kitchen AID. a Well Of
good water in yard, situated on Amelia
street, opposite Sheridan's School House.
For terms, &C.. apply to KIRK ROBIN
SON, 0rangeburg, or w, A.. BLACK,
Golumbia, S. e. - Nov, e-A ee9-4t Z: Z:
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r hereby warn all.parties not to hire my
i son, Henry Barton, who is a minor. Any
person hiring or harboring him will be pro-
ceeded against under the law in such cases.
Dec13-1* JACOB BARTON.
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NO1iCG,

Notice,
OFFICE OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS,
ORANGEHURG COUNTY,
ORANGEBURG S. c., Nov. Is, 1883.
II accordanc ce with Section 3 OF an Act of
lnthe General Assembly of the State Of
South Carolina, entitled "An Act to pro-
vid for the past due Indebtedness OF Orange
burg County," ratified December %, 1879,
All persons having past due claims against
the County of Orangeburg, prior to the fis-
cal year 1879, which have been approved,
are hereby notified to file with the Clerk Of
the Board Of County Commissioners for
Orangcburg County, on or before the 18th
day of December 1883, their bids upon the
same; such bids must be sealed, and endors-
ed ''Bids on past due claims o. e." and
shall specify the discount agreed to he taken
by the person so bidding. The Board of
County Commissioners will meet at their
Office on the 2lst day of December, 1883, for
the purpose of opening and acting upon
bids so fled That there is in the Treasury
to be applied to the past indedtness the
amount of two thousand eight hundred and
thirty-two Dollars and fifteen cents, as
shown by the Treasurer'S report November
1st 1888.
L. II. WANNAMAKER,
Nov. - 1T Clerk.
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II 'arnlerS

Look to your interests and write to US be.
fore purchasing Machinery of any
Kind. We sell nothing that
we cannot guarantee.
Frick SC Co.'S Celebrated Eclipse Engines
The Westinghouse Engine and Gin, direct
connected.
Van Wrinkles Gins, Feeders and Condens-
erS,
Sinclair's Feed Cutters, The Keystone Guilt
yator.
Rotary harrows, Grist Mills, Saw Mills,
Turbine Wheels, &c.
Agents for the American Fruit Drier.
We call especial attention to the Bodlnc
Roofing for gin houses, &C., S4.75per square
of 10 feet.
Be sure and write to us before you buy.
The Farmers Machinery Store, City Hall
Building, Columbia, S. G.
MCMASTER s. GlBBES, Agents.
June 14-6mos
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Notice OF Dismissal.

Esn the 18th day of January, 1854, I will
W file my final account with the Judge Of
Probate for Orangeburg and ask for Let
tiers of Dismissal as Administrator of the
Estate of Sam L. Lincoln, deceased.
a. Z. MCCOY. -
Dec 13-4t Administrator,
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Nov. u III
Notice Of Dismissal.

Nn the 31st day Of December, 1883, will
W file my final account as Executor Of the
Estate OF H. w. Shuler, deceased, with the
Judge of Probate and ask for discharge.
ALLEN r. SHULER,
Dec, 6-4t Executor.
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Before
Buying your Fall Suit or Overcoat exam
inc our stock, MANUFACTURED BY
OURSELVES for this seasons trade. A
splendid line of Mems, Youths and Boys
Suits at 94.OO to sosoO. Overcoats, all
weights and prices. A, complete line of
Furnishing Goods. We are the ONLY
house that RETAIL at the eMAFUFACTUR-
ERS' PRICE, and save you at least 25 per
cent. We are the SQUARE DEALING
CLOTHIERS. We have but One Price to
everybody. Unsatisfactory purchases ex-
changed or money refunded.
N. v. CLOTHING COMPANY.
2el KNe-sTREET, Opp, McLoy, Rice 6 Go.
CHARLESTON, S. C.
w"JAs. MCNAMARA will be pleased to
see his friends at the above address.
Oct 18-3mOs
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Special CorrcsponGence.

SpccGal NSEEcSEeCHtIeNce.
Editors Times and Democrat:
Will you be kind enough to inform the
farmers and others whom it may concern
that my Registered Jersey Bull, "WASI!
WATTS" is at their service any time they
may need him. He can be found at "Star.
wall Farm" on the Five Chop Road, eight
miles below Orangeburg. or he will visit
any place or neighborhOod where sufficient
service can be guaranteed. lie will render
service for $500.
Wash Watts is Virginia bred registered
Jersey Bull, is Il handsome animal, squire
grey color, full black points, tongue and
switch. Both sire and dam imported.
Sire. Orange Boy of Woodville, Va, 6,731
Dam, Brunette, of Woodville, Va, 1850
Please say that will be pleased to con
municate with any onein reference to Wasl
Watts, and you will oblige
lime 21-5nns WM. S. BARTON,
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For Sale.

OPA acres of we'll timbered Land about
AUf ten miles from Orangeburg, S. c., on
the Ninety-SiX Road in the Fork. For terms,
&c, apply to W. X. BONNETT,
81 Oct. l1-Smos Grahams, S. G. -
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sheridan's Classical School.

SheriGlam's Classical School.
ORANGEBURG. S. e.
THE Spring term of this Institution vii
i begin January, 1st, 1884. Young Mer
prepared for College or business; Young
Ladies given finished education. Courses
in English, Mathematics, Philosophy, Langu'
ages and Music are thorough. A course in
PHYSICAL exercise will be established.
Seven Counties Of the State are repre-
':::llted in the School.
Tqition per month, from S1.5O to 94.0O
Board G!an be obtained at reasonable prices
Location both healthy and pleasant.
Students would do wei!tto begin January
1st. 1884. For further particulars, send for
catalogue or address the Principal e Sec
rctary. II. G. SHEsIDAN, Principal.
II. G.. SHERIDAN, Jr,, Sccretay.
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DRYGOODS

As low as the lowest ct D. E, Snosk's
for cash. The way to save money
is to buy where YOU can get the best
goods for the least money. Don't
neglect to call on him before you
buy.
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Executors Notice.

Executors Notice.
A II persons having claims against the es-
IN tate of Rowan Fielder, deceased, will
present the same to the undersigned, duly
probatcd, and all persons indebted to said
estate will make payment to
JNo. w. PUNCHES,
Dec. Git Qualified Executor.
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soME a Of !. our ac.,,, exchanges g are al congratu,

some of our exchanges are congratu-
lating the Nea0S and Courier on its es-
cape from the dish of crow which some
of us predicted would be its diet after
the election Of Speaker These congrat,
nlations are premature. Wait until af-
ter the Convention meets and defines
the Democratic position on the tariff.
IF the party adopts the Ohio idea of in
cidental protection to home industries,
which now seems very probable, our
Charleston cotemporary will have to
eat crow, or do whatit has invited the
friends of Mr.. Randall to do, quit the
party.
THE names of Messrs. Cullen Lark,
of Laurens; j. G. Long, of Marion; and
Hezekiah Ellis, OF Kershaw should be
written in big, black letters on the heart
of every man in Souh Carolina who
loves justice and hates oppression.
These are the three men who dared to
throw aside their political prejudices
and disdain their personal interests to
regard their oaths as jurymen and do
justice to the Democrats whom it was
intended to punish for the victories of
their party and their States rejection
>of radicalism and crankism.
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SADDLES.

Saddles from the cheapest to the
best. A full and complete assoft-
ment at prices that will surprise you
at d. E. Smoak's, Headquarters for
Saddles, Harness, Umbrellas, Car
riages, Buggies and Wagons.
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WANTED.

COTTON SEED! COTTON SEED!
r will pay Q615c.) sixteen and one-half
IL cents cash per bushel for 10000 bushels
SOUND DRY COTTON SEED, delivered
to ME at this place before the first of next
November. Will exchange Cotton Seed
meal for Cotton Seed.
E. N. .CulSOLM,
Oct. 11-3mos Ro#esville, S. e.
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Dec13-4'
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1883-04-11
(" Ell pABELL0N ESpANOL. y

Con este patri6tico, titulo Sc
gun oportunamente anunclalnos,
ha empezado a publicarse en- Ma
yaguez un nuevo .peri6dico incon-
dicional del cual es Director don
Cosme Gir6n Severini, y Redac-
tor principal don (. Beltran Del
gado.
Vacio sensible 'habia dejado en-
la culta ciudad del Oeste la desa-
parici6n reciente de La Naci6n
que vl6 la luz bastante tempo d
cargo de nuestro amigo y CORE
ligionario don Antonio Prida y
Dlaz.
Que llene bien ese vacio, pues,
deseamos q Ell Pabetl6n EspaHOk,
y sea, por 10 tanto, bien venido
al estadio de la prensa d ayu-
darnos a propagar la buena doc
trina v a defender los sacrosan-
tos ideales de Patria e integridad
nacional.
Dicho este, solo nos resta de-
scar, como de todo coraz6n de-
seamos, mucho acierto Y largos
dias de prosperiaad a Ell Pade-
lion EsDdA0l.
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Sc LUCIO.

Refriendose al BoLETIN, Y en-
sayando la tragesima variacion
sobre su va celebre cuarto a es-
padas contra la esclavidad, dice
El 4Asimiiista:
Y califica de sermon nuestro arti-
cnlo. sCon que, sermon Pues esta
vito que el decano considera que los
sermones han de tener por objetc con-
eitar rencores y susplcacias. Ell, tan
religioso. ;Quien 10 creyera!
,Que criterio, ST., que criterol To
do 10 que huela siquiera d colonia lie
perturba y lie hace incurrir en- extra
vios.
Lo sentimos por ell BoLErrN. g..
Que sabiduria, senior, que sa-
biduria la de Et AsimitiStal de-
cimos nosotros.
Y 10 sentimos por la prensa
puertoriquena, en- la cual ha SEN
tado plaza un periodico que nj por
los forros conoce como debiera
nuestro rico Y sonoro idioma.
tPues no Sc ha creido Et Asi-
mihsta, por 10 que vemos, que Ell
substantive serm5n no significa
.otra cosa que oracion religiosa?
Dele, deje ell eolega asimaiiita
ESQ tono n1agistral que tan pc j:
mamente lie cuadra, pues es va
proverbial su ignorancia y POGO
ha de servir para. djmine quien
necesita aun ir d la escuela un
par de amos.
Abra Ei ASimiiisfa ell Diceiona-
rio de la Academia Espanola y
vera que sermon no solo significa
oraei6n cristiana 8 evangelical, 81
que tambien, entire otras cosas,
discwSo, conuersaci6n o repren
sion particular dada para Ia en-
mienda de aiguna cutpa o defecto.
Resulta, pues, que nosotros ca
lificamos propiamente el articulo
soporifero de Ell 4SimiliSta con.
ira la esclavitud.
Resulta, pues, que H -Asimi-
kSta sc ha lucido una vez mas al
querer echarla de maestro.
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Tambien Sc inform5 al Excmo
s.. Gobernador General sobre G!
punto relative al estableci miento
de una GAIA de Ahorros en- Huma-
Gao, haciendose varias oportunas
observaciones sobre I'm proyecto
que considera la Diputaci6n muv
it'll v conveniente 4 los intereses
de las clases pobres. Sc cifran
las principales en- los extremes re
lativos 4 las imposiciones y pres
tamos, con ell fin de que Sc deter
minen de un modo claro las can't
dades que Sc pueden inponer y
prestar, para que de este mode
Ia GAIA no salga de su obleto, que
es ell de formar pequenos capl-
tales Y socorrer no muy grandes
necesidades.
Tambien Sc acord6 nombrar
una comisi6n que pasase a exa
minar ell local que las r. r. NJ. NJ.
del Coraz6n de Jesus quieren des
tinar en- ell Colegio que ocupan
4 la aensenanza gratuita de nj
mas pobres, siendo necesarias en-
dicho local, con tai objeto, algn-
mas obras de poca consideration.
Habiendo pedido la Junta Adj
mini,tradora d.! Asilo Municipal
de Carload la cesion de una partc
de los prestamos hechos con los
fondos realizados por el tenn
poral de San Narciso, en- con
cepto de donativos que, al fin, No.
Sc efectuaron, la Corporation
acord6 manifestar al Presidente
de dicha Junta que carece de IA
cultades para disponer de dichos
| fondos. Ademas de este, tenemo>
entendido que los mencionados
fondos Sc destinan d otro obJeto
no menos caritatlvo & importante.
Esto es 10 mas principal que
nos ha parecido deber extractar
de los acuerdos en- la expresada
session.
En- otro nimero diremos algo
de las siguientes.
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IMpOSTURA Y PROTESTA.

De mania califca FL Ageiie la
proposition de ley presentada POI
ell senior Alcala pidiendo Sc con
ceda una m6dica pension a lo>
hijos del infortunado don Jose
Perez Morris, cuyo prop6sito lla-
ma ademas ell expresado colega
desdichada pretensi6m, atribuvcn-
do d dicho senior Alcala la idea de
offender con ella a la inmensa ma
yoria de los pucrtoriquenos.
PueSta en- este terreno la cues
ton, entendemos que va no es
possible discutir con una clase de
hombres que asi involucran las
nociones del bien Y del NAL, lle-
gando d herir el nombre dc los
viyos Y la memoria de los muer-
tos.
Pero nuestro deber cumphmo~
volviendo por los fueros de la
verdad, en- obsequio del senior Al,
Gala, en- nombre del cual protesta- :
mos contra semejantes impostu
ras lanzadas por quien, nj con
mucho, tantos titulos tiene como
nuestro dicho amigo para lla
marse verdaderamente amigo
del pals.
Asi mismo, una vez mas pro-
testamos contra la necia y antes
de ahora desmentida vulgaridad
de que el peri6dico cuya direction
llevamos percibe por concepto de
suscriciones una asignacion de-
Estado, rechazando semejante ase-
veracion como falsa de todo pun
to Y ridiculas en- extreme, toda
vez que nj un solo motive hay
para formularla.
Triste tarea la de tener que
apelar a la impostura para alta
car los mas mobiles propositos,
a fin de conseguir la realization
de bastardos designios.
En- nombre de la razon " la
verdad conculcadas, protestamos
solemnemente.
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La presente instruction servira de
regla para la redaccidn del Reglamen-
to defnitivo, que Sc pnblicara con ell
detalle Y Ia caantfa de los premios que
Sc ofrecen, tan pronto como Sc conoz-
can los recursos totales de que podra
tlisponer la Junta Directiya de Ia Ex-
posicion.
Ponce, 26 de Febrero de 1888.
OLYMPIC Otero, Presidente. -Erme-
linda Salazar, Vice -presidente. -. n.
Abad, Vocal secretario Vocales: Mi
guel Rosich, Roman Baldorioty Castr !.
Ricardo Aguayo, Fructnoso Bnstaman-
te, Ramon Marin, Mario Braschi, Lnfs
Velazquez, Eusebio Molina, Jose Agui-
Is, Felix Sauri, Rafael Collazo, Simon
Pierluicci, Antonio Santa Maria, ARTS
tides Rivera, Luis Porrata.
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Ell GENERAL CEBALL0S,
MARQUIS DE ToRELAvEGA.

Don Francisco de Ceballos y Vargas
naci6 en- Torrelavega (Santander), Ell 9
de Octubre de 1914; d los diez y nueve
amos obtuvo ell empleo de guardia de
Corps, y d la disoluci6n de este cuerpo,
fne nombrado, en- Diciembre de 1885,
teniente de provinciales. Habiendo es-
tallado la primera guerra civil, fue des-
tinado Ceballos al provincial de Lare-
do, Y desempef16 comisiones de impor-
tancia en- ell ejercito del Norte y EN- el
de la Izquierda, encontrandose en- las
acciones de Castrejanas, Archanda y
Aspe y en- los dos dltimos sitios de Bill
bao, obteniendo, con Ell grado de capi-
tan, una de sus gloriosas heridas y la
cruz de San Fernando. En- los shos
siguientes Sc encontr6 en- la acci6n de
Dorango, en ell socorro de Gandesa, EN-
L. acci6n de Vistabella, eE la de Daro-
ca, en- la de Muniesa, en- ell socorrro de
Morella y en- otras muchas. I'll en-
pleo efectivo de captain y otra cruz de
San Fernando fueron los premies OBJ
teuidos por Ceballos, no habiendo To-
grado, como Sc We, mas que un empleo
luraute toda la primera guerra civil.
En ls43 alcanz6 Ell grado de CONAN
dante, y EN- ls45 pes6 al ejercito de
Cuba con ell ascenso reglamentario: en-
l848 Sc lie concedi6 ell grado de tenien-
tie coronel, y en- 1851 fne agraciado con
el de coronel. En "a de Febrero de
1853 era eoronel por antigiiedad.
En- 1859 regres6 la Peninsula, DON
de estuvo de reemplazo muy escaso
tempo, por haber sido nombrado ayu-
dante de campo del general en- jefe de
las tropas espanolas en- la guerra de
Africa. Su brillante comportamiento
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1883-04-11
DESPEDIDA.

Tierna expression de una alma
pura y sensible son los siguientes
bellislmos versos que una altisl-
ma. ilustre y real DANA dedica a
SUI augusta hermano, nuestro j6-
ven Rey Don Alfonso XII, al
abandonar, aunque no para STEM
pre-, las playas espanolas. Ellos,
en- su elevada sencillez, revelan el
delicado y noble sentimiento que
yaga en- un espiritu que llora la
pr6xima ausencia de los regio>
alcazares de sus padres.
He aqui los versos que expresan
tan tierna despedida
Hoy, Alfonso, al .alejarme
De esta terra bendecida,
Es una la despedida
A mi patria y q mi hogar.
Espafia y tn en- mi cariho
Siempre ,juntos habeis lido.
Pues tengo de tt aprendido
Cuanto Sc la debe amar.