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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-10-15
RICHMOND ENQUIRER.
MONDAY MORNING.. OCTOBER II, lsao.
THE STATE REFORM CONVENTION

THE STATE REFORM CONVENTION
Will assemble in the Capitol at IL to-day Inc 'e'0e,s'
particularly from the West have avaed themselves VI NC
fine weather and have promptly TO their posts i"e
large number already arrived shews that the at'ch'a''
day will be very full and that they will ut once ehf' uo"
their momcnous duties. The eventu scenes VIII Oe
ed with deep neutrality-suspicious. will arise, to a"use "'
mated struggles and temporary excitement; ou 'o, ou'
confidence in the sterling good sense and patriotism VI '
Virginia character cannot doubt that lie
will be conducted with harmony and good feeins' aa "'
the organic law will bo framed on such high pfheP,' VI
wisdom and justice, as TO meet the wishes oi Tue eop' "
Virginia and give new impulse to the Com"''"".a'
kept zone und ndvsbls" by mutual bonds of ineres ana
feeling We welcome the Convention TO the Capi'o' au
wa trust that they will have pleasant prosperous and useful
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NEW HAMPSHIRE ELECTION.

Bo,7oS, Der l0-Thirty- three towns in The 81 Con
gressiona District of New Hampshire gives Perkins the
Wbir candidate 1885, Morrison, Democrat 3,Il9 y lew
additional returns show gains for Perkins, and ms lenos
claim that he is elected.
For the convention revise the constitution the Demo-
Gratis carry six members In Concord six oM; OF ten IN an
chester and the Portsmouth delegation. That party will un'
doub,edly have large majority in the convention.
SECOND DISPATCH.
BosroS, Der. l0.-The Patriot gives returns from forty
IN the third Congressional district follows Per-
kins, Whig 4O02 Morrison, 4,205. The ten remaining
town, 10 be heard from gave last year Whig majority Of
242 leaving 40 votes TO be gained oy Morrison In ooe
elect. :, ,u,. ,,rs
been elected 10 the convention revise the constitution
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GENERAL. MIILSON

Our able and devoted Representative met his constituents
Of Portsmouth the Town Hall last night render an ac
count OF his stewardship He had and highly graf
living reception For hours he enchained them with
thrilling and beautifully drawn narrative of the recent excl
ting and scenes in Congress General Misoh
is fully cordially enthusiastically sustained by the Democ
rscy Of the lst Congressional District Every where ne
received with "we done thou good and faithful seItn
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Richmond, Oct; .. ls5o-d2e2awaw
CO.PARTNERsHIP.

The subscribers have formed partnership under the style and
of EDWIN WORKMAN & CO, old stand Wor-
team. McGruder Co.. will carry the business OF Groces and
General Commission Merchants They respectfully ask patron.
the friends Of the and the public
keep general and well selected stock
trade, together with large aud varied
steel
Particular will be paid delivery GRAIN
&c. The usual cash alvanees conSignmens
RICHARD C. WORTIIAM,
EDWIN WORKMAN,
SAMUEL WORTHAM
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WASHINGTON, Ocr. 3.

w
dr.d ~ Tohn Collier ESQ of ~ Y. few day ago, ard
has been declined in important once
ferred upon r. Butler King ESQ., of Georgia h' morning
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IMPORTANT INFORMATION.

vs,HE granting BOUNTY LASD,o The 'oers @ ,esu
lars milia) engaged III the War OF ISL III and
i; an. IN Florida Seminole War ui 1885, ~ & aud General
wye harng fncy passed Congress- the undersigned
- all the ami underst indins fully ali the
son5ens the various Offices OF the Government Will attend
.,f,ao.g 10 procuring the same for claimants
the death The soldier, the riGoc or minor h'irs arc en-
tar3
ro soldiers who engaged twelve months or during me
W. and a.cv Serred niEe mouths will receive one luIeu anu
as and those who engaged six months ara dtey
f four rnohs will and those who engaged
any, indefinite PERIOD ard ouGA Serrt4 one "0''
..!geceivc forty acres So, .;, - ..u;,,
claimant is NOT o7ort! the pieSe Si sS %
assigning his cefcG;e warrant bu co'7t ta 70 oc
ca:ea and considerable della. and riSS ~ p"
us good and adrano gsus located land will be The
order the has nao arrans
Win competent and responsible gentlemen the West 10 Seee aa
person. thereby securing % arnn ana irhef
M cni which the for the can then De ssa
n saving $50 sl0o the claim as wei as suams
snst and ec,ao many unforeseen difficulties that will olier
nj ,..o,,,
and me patent or laai sold al fug PRICE
rh whole yicrs only 10 cent on doVsruieiI
valuation ci clais,.
Address Q.,I t~t'dD JohA , 1AihA1i.h' I'm - ~, :,
Or l.. A. GALLAuER,
nG
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aa.-e- -, .,IpA IEoIScnpAL CoNYENTTON.

PROTESTANT EPISCOPAL Oo4H , En 49, -. a.,
Of to appoint
y ill.,, HI ~. ., ha oined by committee from the House
and the proposed relative to the @ Iaf, Of es;
ya ~ -, s par the Rev. DIS Stephens Van Ingle Ne
a and Miller Pennsylvania Judge Chambers and MI
,,n nj Philadelphia. The convention tnen took arecess
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A MAYOR UNDER Bali

PtTrssuao Ocr lO-Mayor Barker has been arcscd and
held 10 bail on various charges of assault end battery false
imprisonmcnt and misdsmeanor In office RIOTS occur mere
evcrv night which thomayors police being composed OF
The worst rowdies are active participates
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FAIRFIELD RACES-FirrH DAr.

OcropER l2-Single mile for Saddle e-s5 entrance-ior
horses that won saddle.
Mr.. Gilam's c. h.
Mr.. Hardins
Mr.. Burnets, s
Mr.. Evcrcts c. m.
Time--2 o.
eEcoSp MULE RACE.
Mile heats for Saddle-S5 entrance.
Mr.. Martins entry,
Mr.. Phlips',
Mr.. Schermerhorns, 9a'a"u
Very pretty races BOTH This week fine sport may DC
expected at Broad Rock.
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APPOINTMENT BY THE PRESIDENT.
Robert G. Campbell be Secretary TO sign in the name
,r ,ha President all Patents for lands sold granted
the authority OF the United States in place OF Ed
nund N. Evans, reslgned-l Republic
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But, M .,I,,
Well indeed might Tuy cSclaim, Qai ran es sne '7'i5ns
What ry avail without enlightened aai virtuons pib
Ia enforce their And how this be obtained
without Universal EprcATioSl
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EIETY DOLLARS KEWAI1D.

y1aS AWAY the plantation OF JAS G. Edwards dec d, on
II H. June negr" named LEV about u years
d lie rather dark complexion and has lump on the out
te o s night large hcns which lead TO his
le,ec,cn examined lie Is about six iee high and generally
weighs .3cu, 200 pounds. -,
M sole the papers Of Luke Hall and Ned Hall who reside
ih uny and attempted escape the Railroad by eIh
lo The pars o the former which taken from him. and nc
m. apers Ned Hall his possession Al Black Creek
incurred his way Raleigh hut IL suspected that ne a! Sill
= lursing somewhere IN li.s region.
The reward viii paid any who viii
;rs, 10 anv OF conns HIM III jail 10
NC Ie: i d,son Noyo al this place MATHEW CARR
DREW A. SUGG,
c,,,.,,r,, y e. Juy II, 1850 MACON MOVE
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10 THE RELATIVES OF MTCAJAH a ASHFORD.
HE relations Of Mieah Ashford might be bsnsfed by cores
j pondns with the undersigned al this place
Grsonsburg La, Oet II, lS50-eH j. II. WRIGHT
"a Pspe this STATE Will consr favor by giving the ABOVE
ioaey1ea.
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yUNE agents Monroe and Grecb having sub
scrbed Of soOO00 the required cntle the
Company the subscription OF the State. their request meeting
Stockholders will be held Louisa Court House. Thursday
prosecution Of the work between Sauton and Cuynon also The
of expeting the completion road tho side
OF the Blue Ridge to the tunnel.
full meeting requested and other business OF
general nature the attention OF the meeting
All the counties Interested in The of the road n The oo
invited send special delegates this meeting wo together
with the stockholders Of the Company will be eaed free ticket
on that occasion. By order OF The Board.
Sept l2-c2awtd j. GARRETT, Secretary.
DISSOLUTION.
TIME oparnershp existing under the style and firm Of Wor
han MeGruder Co.. will be, By mutual consent, dissolved on
the 18th October, 1850.
The books and will be the of Edwin Workman
Co Qhe old stand OF Workman, McGder Co. where all who
claims will present them payment all indebted will
please call and settle ;heir
Either the Orized the OF
only in the settlement OF accoun;s.
The stock goods remaining hand will bs sold
the l.th October, 1850 RICHARD &. WORrHAM,
SuBLEr1 McGRuDER
EDWIN WORTliAM.
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c0.pARrNERSHIp.


ylANlNC associated business ABNER r. HAiS'E
long and avorably known customers, the mercantile
business VAL future be conducted under the style and hm
RICHARDSON d. HARVEY 80
In returning thanks friends ami customers Tor inc
patronage bestowed upon beg leave solicit COZ"
unuance OF the the .,,>,,
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-RuSaMAY IN JAIL

WAS the Jail lirnrico county as ana
w s rnr-y cf Nicholas Long the State Of Norh Carroll.
he 3lst August Sa Negro Man named Edmund twho
rs he Emua Parram he aboni ~ years Of age dark
ca, 5aw he elbow his left speaks quick whenspoken 10
h, on whn a blue jeans coal wooden pants anu
,n e.. Said he free and registered IN The county
Of se The hereby nocd 10 come forward prove pro
rw d,r.t,s PHILIP r WINSTON. d S,
For Randolph. Sheriff and Jai!or, OF Hennco county
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Richmond. Oct 2. l65o-d&c2aw3w
VIRGINIA LAND OFFICE, SEPT. 30, 1850.

RICHMOND IRON AND STEEL WORKS.
TINHE undersigned having purchased of Virginia Steel Com
pany The properly known the See Works. have formed
tho tho various descriptions OF
Scroll. Hoop, Band, and Rod Iron and Steel
With this view hey have engaged the services Of Mr. James
Hunter an directions they have
a,sy introduced Rolling Mill, and the suitable machinery
pertaining such establishment.
Mechanics and dealers Iron and Steel invited examine the
articles furnished these ks and will bo
promp, ard faithful compliance with orders
Z. T. TOMPKlSS,
WALTER GWYNS.
s5 WANTED-woughs Iron Scraps, for which the highest
cash price will be given.
Santl lo-d&cwlK TOMPklNS g. GWYNS.
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ARRIVAL or STEAMER EUROPA.

Tt'y.'I
The french Republc-Spain Diplomatic 1-on5'fs-H a. =
nan Aq,irs-PruSsia- -Dtnmark cad The DGciieS ot'O:
>.niin,rru- EHonr derlineG Dr.
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: oIE TUNDRED D0LLARs KEWAJ

U1USAWAY.-A Negro man, named SAM, from the
III who resides abou, miles North of Orange
Court House He about five feet eleven inches high with
and injury caused scale Of iron in
shop the OF OF his eyes His complexion
light brown aud be bought about Of VIM Banks
near Columbia Fluvanna county think probable he is still
lurking IN tina, neighborhood will s2U reward if taken the
State s0 il taken out OF the State My office Orange
Court House. Virginia JOHN B BELL.
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II. q. RICHARDSON.
RICHARDSON g. HARVEY.

Would most respectfully call the attention OF their friends anu u,
public generally their and desirable sock Goods roe
purchased in the the most favorable en en-
,acng every article the Goods and Grocery no wheh
determined sell low for cash punc,ua Customers
thankfully and promptly attended to.
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PERUVIAN GUANO.
AN prepared receive odss for Guano for the approach
ing Being anxious distribute the article widely
possible the whole country will sell quantity from single
bag hundred Persons wishing make sure Of
supply well their orders without delay The
ariel. s put up fine order bags and pure il
from The banksin Peru. - -
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SITUATION WANTED.

YOUNG MAN who has had as lracher
and well qualified give instruction IN iai GresS Maine
mates and French desous OF obtainnga situation as tutor
q private family, assistant IN public school
Address s. S C., Shadwell, Abemare. -
Reler Thos Randolph Franklin Minor and Alexander Rv't
Of Abemare county, Val Geser Harrison, OF University
Aur b-ctl
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DREFEKRING continue keeping Public House am
i anxious 10 sell the EXCHANGE HOTEL III Boydion The
houses good repair. and we'll furn he'd
The situation and liberal OF this Hotel strongly recon-
mend the favorable consideration OF every person
disposed to keep House Of Entertainment.
The will be LIBERAL and given on or before the rs
Of nextyear. .
made practicable All per.
disposed purchase requested their earliest con-
venencc and examine the premises ask for further information
hy corresponding with the subsc rber. ANN L. RAiNEY,
Aug 3l-.tsJan Exeru,rix of Philip Iuiney.
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IIEMALE ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS OF LA


desrous health rotire from business, and for ha
purpose offer my Store House and GIanay am
sell Of Goods hand will give immediate possession
For particulars enquire of the subscriber. r. NJ DAVIS
Ea,er county. October S. 1880 c2awtf
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Embruluery and Ornamental Needle WoTk quarter
Board and Washing (every necessary ncluded) 20
TESTIMOSlALFor series Of have pa'ronised the
Female Academy under the direction OF Mrs Sarah
Ellis cheerfuly testimony her admirable discipline
mode of instruction. and her moery attention 10 the conduct
and comfort Of her pupils
Some educated daughters AMI wards the School
warmly recommend the Of others Signed by
Dr. Austin Bockenbough DR. Thomas C. Gordon, DR. Law Roam
Mr James Roy Mou o p A. Dramam Tappahannock; Colonel
DR. b. Rennols. DR. Law. Wright. Captain r. e.
Halle VIM Upshaw, Mr. n b. Whitocke Mr. Young Es
ser Mr. George Mr. John Brockenbrough Mr. Iye West
moeand Mr. w. T. Samuel, King William; Captain g. S Hull
Mr. James Garland, Mr. r. L. Pits Mr. Saml Lye Richmond
Sent lI--cMI
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TAPPAHANNOCK FEMALE ACADEMY,

TNDER the direction OF Mrs SARAH ELLIS VIII receive pu-
u pills n the Is, of October
This has been conducted that has justly
won place among Female Institutions Among those edu.
Gated wholly Mr. E direction gracng the high
circles community who by their varied aanent and
the unweacd attention they received
The thorough instruction impaired Mrs pupils has invariably
many instances they highest premiums To these
facts refers with pride evidence Of the superior care and
ability Of Every effort has been made reude the
schnvl worthy OF continued patronage.
Miss MFee (who needs euogy) has been retained ana
with her associated others emneny qualified
No absence unless Of prorac illness
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HlH second scoas,ie year s INSTITUTION Will commence on
the st Ocote ala, end the hrs' DAY oi July following
hall from he isI OF October 10 the iath OF
fe5.uary. Will be follows: - -
r nj iu chrs and on allthe English hraAche s5 o.
r,, - ,na rr.r.h ar sny oh-r mode m LANGUAGE 50
Iain "
Wr.ir ,..sons n he Piano 30 20
" Gular,. Is O0
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1850-06-14

FATAL AFFRAY.-We regret TO have to re-
cord one OF The most bloody and fatal ARRAYS
that has ever occurred in our community
On yesterday morning con Idera5le attention
was drawn to our court room by the announce
ment previously made, that the case of the
+. aud NJ. Bank would come up for hearing.
After the assembling of the court, it was
deemed advisable from some cause to post
pone the consideration Of the case to some fu-
ture day, which was accordingly dismissed
with some very wholesome advice from his
Honor. } Judge Turley, touching the exciting
feeling which had grown up among the par
ties lIligant. Some Ofthe parties lett the court
room and soon after met at the crossing of
Main and Poplar streets when general me-
lee enSued.
The fight commenced between VIM. Con-
nell and Aanson Trgg in the progress of
which l.. H. Coe, Esq, who was walking
with Council. drew pistol and fred at Trigg,
Killing him instantly. AT tins juncture 7. G.
Gaines, Esq, and JOS. Williams came up and
a fight ensued between Coe and Williams,
and Council and Gaines. Several ineffeciu-
al shots were fired between the two first.
when Coe received . shot from lis antago-
mist and fell, il is feared mortally wounded
During this time the fight was still progress
ing between Council and Gaines Connell
armed with bowie knife, and Gaines with
pistols, until some of our citizens came up
and separated them. Council received Sc
we're flesh wound from a pistol shot, the ball
striking near the point Of the hip bone, and
passing round outside of the spine, and in
tlicted some seven or eight wounds upon his
antagonist; some which are severe, but none
thou yht to be dangerous.-F Memphis Ap-
peal, 8th. .z----
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1850-06-14

Brass AND TIN BANDs.-The steamers
Jewess and Pike No. 9, both Louisville, Ey
ansvllle and St. Louis packets, left the last
named city lately, in high opposition. = The
Jewess was gorying in Brass Band, with
which she hoped to much diminish if not en-
tirely demolish the Pixies prospects for get
ting a crowd of passengers. The instruments
footed most tremendously, and travellers
seeking boats for the Ohio river, turned "a
ger eyes and ears to the fount Of these SER
aphic strains. But the Pike deck hands raj
lied. There was no stenm whistle aboard to
hush the Jewess music, so they got legal
substitute in multitude of tin horns. When
the Brass Band struck up, the Tin Band,
composed OF black and white, check shirted
and no-shirted members, utterly drowned all
other noises than those coming from tin
horns. The novelty opposition gathered in
the passengers, and both boats left in a
crowded state, the Brass Band vainly striving
to be heard, in the intervals demanded by
nature for the opposition Band to catch or re-
cover their breaths. Nothing like opposition
to bring forth genius.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1850-06-14

the act of the Legislature /; married again.
and procured statute changing the name Of
Taylor's son to that of Marks, for her second
husbandi
This was a cruel blow in the most sensitive
Of all human hearts and John Taylor lost
his reason. For several years afterwards. he
wandered over the widest regions OF the
West, II melancholy maniac.
AT length however, he recovered from the
shock, protested religion, and joined the
Methodist ltinerancy, where his matchlcsss
eoquence must have soon raised him to the
highest station, could his restless spirit have
broken restraint. He returned tie the bar
without iorsaking the pulpit: and both as an
attorney and preacher, his name is now fa-
miliar in every frontier community.
But the sirangesi part of our narrative re-
mains to be told. 1t might be assumed that
one, who had suffered such merciless cruel
fixion from the inconsistency Of woman, would
have exercised great caution in the forma
ton of any new. connexions. Unfortunately
the very reverse proved TO be the fact. John
TAYLOR, without a wife, was always cunning
mad with love. while with a wife, he grew
still madden from jealousy. He welded half
dozen beautiful young girls in as many dit
ferent States, and never lived with any longer
than six months.
| The lovely milliner of Lewisburg was one
OF the half dozen. He married her in New
/ Orleans and took her to Natchitocies. where
he then resided. Having lost so many bright
birds he determined tomake sure ofthis. He
provided irou shutters 10 all his windows;
laid in a plentiful supply of fuel. food and
water locked up his chalner, hung out n
sign. inscribed: This is a private dwelling
INTO which there can be no admittance," and
started Tor Baton Rouge court, to be absent
three weeks.
He returned, and found his beautiful bird
gone She made her way TO Arkansas, rs
has been previously noticed; and an acquain-
lance passing at the date other arrest for the
homicide, recognized her: and sent the news
TO Tay lor, which accounts for his timely ap-
pearance at the trial. Yet could not learn
that he ever attempted to live with her
again.
He resides now Mt Marshall. Harrison
county, Texas; though he Is scarcely 10 be
found at home once year, sweeping as he
does, circuit as wide as the limits OF the
State. He never converses but on business /;
camps out nightly in the open air thunders
now in the forum, and anon in the sacred
desk he is wanderer, misanthrope; a
Timon of the woods; but yet, by the unan-
imous verdict oil all hearers, the most eloquent
advocate that the sun of Heaven ever saw.
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The wabash Canal rrustees

Visited Lafayette recently on official bust
ness, and discussed the propriety OF reducing
the tolls on the Canal, with the citizens of
that place, evencing full disposition to es-
tablish tolls upon the leading articles Of
transportation on liberal scale. The La
fayette Courier thinks that such steps would
have a tendency to increase the revenue OF
the Canal and would adapt themselves to the
purpose of fully developing the business and
interests of the country adjacent. Tile Cour-
Ter continues:
We believe that the Trustees are disposed
to act upon the most liberal policy, having
reference, as they should. TO the obligations OF
their trust, and the interests Of the bondhold-
ers, the State, and the community depend
ont upon the canal for a connection by this
route with its natural and desirable markell
| The Trustees are to have a conference with
| the Ohio Board al Toledo, on the 12ih inst.,
| in reference 10 an arrangement OF the tolls
upon the canals which are under their charge
and which are so mutually dependent IL is
for the interest Of Ohio, to so arrange the
tolls as will increase the business which wilt
! thereby seek that r. ute, and as the Ohio por-
ton of the canal is dependent upon this sec.
ton of the country for it's revenue. prlncl-
pally, we hope that the gentlemen who have
The matter in charge will be governed by a
liberal and enlightened spirit. Other impor-
tant and valuable routes are being improved
and constructed which will successfully com
pete with that of the canal, unless those
portions Of the public improvements which
connect us with the seaboard, via the Lake
will be influenced by considerations which
: their own interest will naturally suggest
The New I ork Board have made liberal re
duction on those articles which are the prin
cipal product of this country, and for tht
, transportation of which there is an active
competition. 1t was not done, however, I'm
til at too late period to feel its beneficial ct
lects this season, but the increase in the trans
portation of those articles another year vii
amply justify the wisdom of their policy.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1850-06-14

GEN. LoPEz.-Gen. Lopez, says the Mo-
bile Herald, has an exceedingly propossessing
appearance. He is apparently about fifty
years of age-his figure is compact and well
set. His face, which is dark olive and ol the
Spanish cast, is strikingIy handsome, cxpIes-
sive Of both intelligence and energy. His
full, dark eyes, firm, well formed mouth, and
erect head, crowned with iron gray hair, fix
that attention, and convince you that he is no
ordinary man. Unless we are greatly mista-
ken in the impression we have formed Of him,
he will again be heard ofin some new at
tempt to revolutonize Cuba. lie certainly
does not look like a man easily disheartcned.