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'VHE IMPROVED SETS OF TEETH.

DIR. LOOMS, the inventor and patentee Of
"LoomiS Mineral Plate Teeth" having
successfully introduced his improvement inSpSS
various cities, has now permanently estab- -SIIo
lished himself i'm Washington.
This Improvement for Sets of Teeth consists chief
ly IN making set of but one piece of MATERIAL and
that Indestrnctlbe mineral. No metal is used in
their construction and they are therefore free from
galvanlc action and metallic taste. There are no
JOINTS To become filled with moisture PARTICLES of
food, hence they are pure and clean. They are
lighter stronger, less clumsy, far more durable and
natural IN their appearance. will give reward Of
One Thousand Dollars to any one who will produce 4
sInIla work Of art to equal mine IN purity, beauty
durability, artistic excellence any other requisite
quality.
All work responsbly warranted.
276 Penna. avenue, between llth and 18th streets.
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w. w. HAcKNnr.@ W. d. DAYTON
HACKNEY & DAYTON,
.kEAL EsfAfR AND GENIRAL LAND AGENCY
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GOLD MEDAL PREMIUM
VI PIANO FORTES,
WILLIAM KNABE,
(Senlor partner IN the late firm of

hNABE. AEHLE & Co.,
Continues the manufacture and sale Of grand and
square PIANO FORTES, under the name-1a
Of William knabe q CO., at the old stand. kS[z
posIte the Eutaw House, Baltimore.
They have also just opened new Sales Room ,t
No S7 Baltimore street, between Charles and Llght
streets, on the premises partly occupied by Mr.
Henry McCaheTy as music store, where they Will
keep constantly on hand large assortment Of PLAIN
and highly finished grand and square Piano Fortes
also, Melodeons from the best makers from TO g.
octave, some with double kew boards double reels
and stops to suit small churches.
Being extensively engaged IN the manufacture n \
Pianos, we will sell wholesale and RETAIL on the mos
liberal terms.
Our Pianos were awarded the highest premium
lgold medal at the Fairs of the Maryland Institute
two successive years-OctOber 1855. and lg5S-n on
position To fourteen and eighteen pianos from some
of the best makers from New York, Boston and BaI-
the Industrial Exhibition held IN Richmond ViT-
GINA, 1855 and 1856. They have also been awarded
the highest premium lsllver medal) at the Metro
polItan NJ echanics' Fair for 1857.
In addition TO tins we In possession Of testimo
mails from the most distinguished professors and
amateurs IN the country, which can be~seen AT our
warerooms, speaking for themselves and Others Of
the high appreciation In which our instruments are
every where held.
All INSTRUMENTS are guaranteed for Eve years and
privilege OF exchange rs granted within the first SIX
months from the day of sale If the trumens do NOT
give entire satisfaction.
Wholesale dealers will find il to their advantage
to give US call before purchasing.
Pianos exchanged, hired, and tuned
mar I6-ly WIN. KNABE & CO.
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SOMETHING THAT OUGHT TO BE
JNO. w. MANKISS, -'
HOUSE, sign, AND ORNAMENTAL PAINTER,
NO.iSt Ninth ST., 6sticeea ID and K.
Having established myself at the above named
place, ! am prepared to do SIGN WORK thirty per
csnt' cheaper than any other establishments IA the
city, and warrant II to be done in the neatest man
net HOUSE PAINTING and GRAINiNG done
on on the most liberal terms. Old CLAIM u promptly
attended to. may Meow
WRITINGS OF ATTORNEY GENERAL.
w Hugh s. Legare in two large volumes; price
S2, published at S.
For sale, a few copies only by r,
may q FRANCk TAYLOR.
WALL Il STEPHENS,
w Wholesale Dealers and yobbers in
CLOTHS, CASSIMERES, AND FESTINGS,
may Is SIN = = : -
VDIANOS.-The largest stock of PIANOS In the
II District always on hand at the extensive ware
rooms OF JOHN f, ELLIS, 36 Pa. ave, o.
ma y 51y near corner Of 10th st.
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= Took IN THE OLD DOMINION COAL
= COMPANY, kANAWA COUNTY, VA.

Subscriptions will be received at the Banking
House of Chubb Brothers. for the remaining stool
of the above company, beng three hundred shares
The capital stock IS Sl0,oO ldolRrs,D Of which
prepared for active operations, and per cent In
teres VIII be guaranteed upon the stock now offered
OF two years.
Particulars IN regard to the stock and its prospects,
Will be made known npon application to CHURR
BROTHERS.
ian q p DANDRIDGE A~.,,
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NOfHING NEW.-By author of John Halifax
e Geni,eman, dc. Call and get all the new Books
ies FERGUsoN's. sse 7th street,
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HIGHLY YALUABLE- PROPERTY FOR

NOR SALE.-That beautiful, comfortable Cot
i tage built DWELLING HOUSE situated on
The Lot fronts so feet by i3I deep. The Furniture
will be sold with the House if wanted. The location
Apply to POLLARD WEBB, Agent, No. 5i2I2d
7tb street ~ : ,,a,,
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FOX SAltE.On liberal terms, q new and desira-
north street between stt and 5th west, and com
Portable FRAME DWELLING, No. 434, on north
Also, the square of GROUND No. Iss, conta,nir,
St45l feet at cts per foot. Apply at No. 5la ar
, may is-tf POLLARD WEBB, Agent,
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A VALUALE FARM FOR SALE-5l2N acres
IA of good FARMING LAND, situated In the
County of Fauquer, Virginia, on the Alexandra
and Orange Railroad, a few yards from WarrentOn
Junction; within nine miles by Ralroad from the
cities of Washington and Alexandria, The Farmis
high state of cultivation, and abundany sup
meadow land. Churches, Mills and good neighbors
apply to JAMES MORROW, Esq, on the place,
or to the subscriber at his Brokers Office, near
Browns Hotel, Washington City.
mar "a ROBERT MORROW.
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RECTlflING ESTABIlSHMENT.-Th uu-
IL dersgned takes this method oflnfOrmns l-ianors
Dealers I, thai he has htted up RECTIFYING rs
to supply all those who may favor him Win Their
custom; He has on hand large stock OF Brsnses,
at as low hgure they can he purchased for e,-
~: b. The subscriber has also on hand a large LOT
OF Foreign and Domestic Cigars.
80 PETER PAGAN,
van tASm~ No. "a t.ohisana We. liNh st
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FOR RENT AND SALE.

EOR SALE OR RENT.-THE DESIRABLE
Il RESIDENCE on the corner of L and 2lst sts.,
together with tho Grounds surrounding 1t. The
House contains sixteen rooms, has gas throughout.
and furnace. The stable will be sold or rented with
the house If desired The lot the house stands on
IS 80 by S6 feet, but the purchaser can have more
land If desired.
Also, for Sale-The LOT OF GROUND on the
of and 18th streets, and LOTS on 18th near
F street. Apply to CHUBB BROTHERS.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-09-19

INCIDENTS AND ACCIDENTS ON THE GEORGIA
RAILRo Ap-Two gentlemen jumped from the down
passenger train the Georgia road last night under
The irst-a Mr.. Kent, of Miss, on his way to Vir.
ginia with his wife and children-was seen Just
above Rutledge to start up nom sleep, and rushing
out, jumped from the train. His wife was in the
saloon. and the conductor was not informed OF the
occurrence until the train reached Greensboro. No
intelligence has been received from him, and his wife
is at the Planters Hotel waiting with painful anxiety
to hear his fate. He was sober man. and it Is
thought was in a fit of somnamAulsm:
Two miles this side of Greensboro, Mr. Lewis,
lately of La Grange very nervous aud decripd gen
tleman, rushed from the car in fit Of drunken ex-
ctement, and had his leg badly broken. Another
who was his companion, could hardly be kept on the
train, and was locked up his passage over the S.
c. road to-day. 4 sad chapter Of incidents for one
train truly. AuSusta Dispatch, l2h.
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e-sse - ,----, r===Tz====7==7I=77 THE GREAT Ma
h q I EISTAL BRiTTTofF R2TTT r i5E iHB
ONO RAILROAD-Whchfo forms the grand central link in
the chain of communication between the Mississippi and the At
WHEELING, BENwOoD and PARKERsBU RG ONTHE
WASHINGTON CITY and BALTIMORE on THE E AsT
At which places mites with RAILROADS and STEAM
E7ATS etc for Al p"in,s n East ey4 West is The ONLY
can be procured which point, 'e as to BALTIMORE it
the shorgst direct and respect the most ren
Phnderha and New York, New York
GnE thus enabling business and travellers for pleasure
Information to visit four OF the principal cities in the Union for
less COS, than can be afforded by any
s7f- To passengers from New Orleans Vcksbusg Natchez
upon the Mississippi river, CHDlGE Or ROUTES the
East by the Baltimore and Ohio Road connections, Of
FRsTThey leave the boats at CAIRO lat the mouth
9 the oho ard thence py the Illinois Central kanoad
Ohio and Mississippi, Terre Haue Alton Railroad turn
eastwardy Ey this the traveller passes through Tere
aue Indianapolis Dayton and Aenia to Columbus, Ohio
SECOSDThc South river may cotine uno
the L. s. Mail boats the Ohio to Louisville rrinnni
the CARS FOR TIE EAST, via. the Little Miami
and Central Ohio Railroad, which takes him directly to Rel
AIR four miles below wheeling, where he takes the
the *a1tmore and Ohio Railroad
~ Travellers requested notice that while this the
only aordug Through Tickets all elite, at
the charged by other routes to New
is also the shortest speedy and direct all leading
points in the East The distance from Columbus to Baltimore
only $40 miles, being about 100 miles shorter New York
by other There less changes of By
ruute, consequently detention than any other
By the Express Train of this the time from CAIRO
to BAL; BALTIMoRE or WASHINGTON is but FORTY-THREE
as-Re particular and ASK FOR TICKETS VIA BALTI
MORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
s-Through Tickets allowing the holders to stop at any
put f. REDDiNG ai the Office OF the Illinois
Central Railroad under the St Charles Hotel New Orleans
j. KENNEDY METTEE,
- Agent B. a o. r. R., New Orleans.
JOHN NJ SHARP. General Agent. my2 If
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THE New YORK DoGBERRY.-We find the follow
In Nau vnrlE

lHE NEW 1ORh DuGBEhhA w ilu lnc AoiioW-
ing in the New York Express
Coroner Connery has been sued in the Marine Court
for $500 by Mr.. Harrison who claims that for
his labor in having written for the Coroner his charge
to the Jury of Inquest in the Burdell 1--WE are
surprised to hear this as we had thought no one but
the Coroner could have written such a document.)
Connery had paid but $40 on account. Mr.. G. ad-
mtted that the service had been performed, but
pleaded that the charge was exorbtant. The case
was adjourned to Monday last, when the plaintiff
falling to appear it was dismissed.
Coroner Connery is a prosecuted man. The papers
won't let him alone and are publishing the fol-
lowing story, under the caption of Coroner Connery
Outdone y ...
A man was found dead one cold morning, with his
skull broken, lying in the woods He had been seen
the night before considerably intoxicated. The body
frozen. An inquest was held before noon OF the
same day before Coroner Clifford. The jury formed
hollow square-the body in the center. Coroner
Clifford" Gentlemen of the inquest, there are three
things to be considered when man commits saicide
by killing his neighbor: First, Did he come to his
death by incidence? Second, Did he come to his
death by Gccidence Third, Did be come to his death
by the hands of the inceHiarg' Look at that body,
gentlemen and return your verdict" The jury coun-
seled nearly i've minutes. ''We, the jury, find that
the deceased came to bis death by incidence having
put too much water in his whisky, causing him to
freeze last night
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-09-19

THE TRIAL OF JOE PIGEoN.-The announcement
that Joe Pigeon was to be tried for the murder of
Lewis Williams, the cab-driver, alias Taft, drew
to the Courthouse yesterday large crowd. Con-
siderable time was occupied in empanneling jury,
which, after hearing the testimony and the argument
of counsel, retired, and in few minutes returned
with verdict of guilty Of murder in the first de-
gree with the death penalty attached. The evi-
dence was, in every important particular, the same
as that published by US at the preliminary eSamna-
ton before Mayor Withers.
Pigeon was, by appointment Of the court, defended
by exGov. Bagby-R. B. Armstead, Esq, the sollci-
tor, conducting the prosecution.
Mobile Advertiser, Thursday.
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,y.g UNITED STATESTRI- re
49, = WEEKLY MAIL LINE sssSASssstss' s
SATURDAY,a a


On III TESnAy atom THU RSDAYlON SATURDAY, at
P NJ 5 P. NJ - 7. NJ
The Hrcnt T. The magnificent The magnificent e.
States Mail packet U. mail packer States mail packet
TSrincess Gnn'n II, w. NIcRae Natchez, Capt'n
WILSON, viii leave Capt j. NJ. White l. p leathers, will
for Donalsouviie will leave for lon leave for donaldson
P.auuenine jacksonville Plaque Ii e. Plaquemne,
Baton Rouge, Baton Rouge, Port
Rnvou sara Red Port Hudson Bayou Hudson, Bayou Sara
River Landing Fort Sara Red River ked River Landing
Adams Nate T. Landing, Fort Ad Fort Adams, Nachez
Waterproof Rodney ANS Natchez Wa ater9roof Rodney
St. Joseph, Grand terproo RonheS Sti Josepl, drand
Gulf Wayenou and St ,Tosep. Grand Gulf Warenon and
Vickshur5 e yGuE Warrenton Eicksburg every SA-
TI:ESD aY at s NJ i Ii ken's ID lTERDAy. O..
o'clock p. Vicksburg, La z clock = NJ
The Il IN f Providence Stacks ING steamer AT
connects Mt yicks. Isl and Skp-iD II 4 ut
burg with the 's Land in Vicksbnrg with the
er /. S. AID and every HURSDAY steamer RANGER,
will take freight o'clock F. NJ and will freight
all the landings on Tie r. W Mc-Ifor all the landings
YszoO river rs high connects HnZoo rverus high
as Greenwood Vie burg HAS Greenwood at high
st ner Ranger, tax water rates.
ing fr' ghtfDr all land
ugs Yazoo river
MS hghup Green
wood.
The mentioned splendid passenger packets will leave
their regular DAYS without fail Al hu hour appointed All
entrusted to their will be promptly aud faithfully
attended 10.
These boats will responsible any letter package
containing money! ewery other vauabes unless regular
bills of fadng tHSen specifying the contents anu Ve
freight paid for any vaua0les deposited with the csrS
by the passengers contained in their baggage.
For freight os passage apply on hoard. or to
CARROLL PRITCHARD L CO.,
Union Row. IS GarondeIet st.
n3O ts T. B. SMITH. No. Tchonpitou las ST.
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90. COAST PACKET STEAMER

ss3HfEtsSs Bella Donna-T9 anu ir2m T'm New Orleans
ss@-s=-sss Bayou Fort Adams, Williams eort Port
FIydson MI intermediate landings, the BELLA DONNA.
McConh aser will resume her od tlPs commencing
saturday, August 18TH will continue throughout the season
leaving Orleans Saturday evening" l" D O'Clock,
and yo sara every Wednesday evening, the arrival OF the
from NOOdVillc.
re- clerk the Levee to receive freight on Thurs
day morning. ,,.... -, 49,. i,
paid to the receiving and landing of
nnssTn.es, and freight all hours OF the '! ana night
MES A CIAUSS, II TchoupitouHs
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THE 7. G. TwIcHELL FOR LoUrsvILLE.-The fine
passenger packet T. G. Twichell, Capt. H. W. Smith,
will leave for Louisville and all places on the way,
tomorrow morning, at 10 o'clock punctualy Messrs'
W. G. Betterton & Co., No. 25 Gravier street, are
the agents. Travellers will not have better OPP
portunity for luxurious ride to Louisville.
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Nsh 0rleans 1ailp Grsstsnd.


THAT WATER CooLER.-We understand that the
Judges have at length measured the yachts Rapid
and Coquette, and from the measurement, awarded
" that water cooler " to the Coduette.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-09-19
DERsEvERANCE DOOR. BLIND AND SASH

Corner Of St Charles aud Clio Streets New Orleans.
GEORGE PURVES Architect and Builder respectfully in
forms his friends and the public that he has in addition to his
5sness the manufacture Of Doors, Sases
and Bins every description the above establ hment
All orders left at his Office 2S cou1erc Place factory
the Mechanics Exchange, Box g. vii! be prompt!y
tended to. my! 6n
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-09-19
NUMBER I69.


A correspondent Of the Lexington Advertiser,
writing from Oxford, under date of the 9Th inst,
says:
Several days since man by the name Of Snder
was arrested at Holly Springs, charged with the
crime Of having attempted to ncite certain negroes
70 murder several families in the northern portion Of
Lafay ayette-sparng from among the members of those
families two young females, whom the said Snider
and his accomplice Smock were to take to wife and
convey by force into Northern State. For the muir
derng OF these families and securing of the young
ladies', and for the further consideration of two hun.
dred dollars, (Which money the negroes were to OBJ
tain from the murdered families snider was to con
duct the negroes into free State. After the arrest
Snder was brought to Oxford for trial. but a. there
could be only negro evidence adduced against him.
he was not committed to jail by law yet the citizens
being convinced Of his guilt took him from the court
house, and conveying him beyond the limits Of the
corporation were in the act Of enforcing the laws Of
his honor Judge Lynch, when they were persuaded
to desist.
Snider was conducted to jail to protect him from
the violence of the crowd Bat last night after dark
he was taken from Jail and severely whipped, when
after being promised that he should not be hung he
confessed to the facts above enunciated. I under
stand he conducted last night without the State
but doubt if he now be alive. If he is not hung, hs
| should BE-.
From another source we learn that Snider has beer
lodged in Jail in neghboring county to Lafayette tt
answer for his offences. -
| Beverly Greenwood, indicted for the murder o
Stephen Rogers, at scooba depot, Kemper county
last spring, was tried in DeKalb, week before last
found guilty and sentenced by his honor Judge W
L. Harris to be hung on the 23d of October next.
The Friars Point Valley Planter says that Majo
G. B. Warren killed, on the 29th ult., wolf, neal
Wallow Point, measuring in length five feet foul
inches. This is certainly the largest wolf we eve
| heard of. .a Ea
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-09-19

fl
PAULDING, MGss.-Iu letter of the l4th inst,
from the above place to the Mobile Mercury, we find
the following:
Paulding was once the very centre of intelligence
and refinement in East Mississippi, and was styled
the Queen City of the East. will not say there is
less intelligence and refinement than there in the
days of its preemnence, but other places have grown
up to contest the palm OF victory. Pauidlng was
once place of brisk trade-a sort of commercial
centre for all the region round about. That was in
the day when it had only wagon connection with
Mobile The railroad has changed the course of
trade, and Paulding can now only count three dry
goods stores and four dram shops to give it
cial Importance.
While every other business has declined, there is
one which has steadily advanced. 1t is here that Col
s. R. Adams publishes that widely circulated Journal
the Eastern Clarion. This is one of the most re.
markable newspaper eas that has ever been achieved
in the Southwest. Think OF little interior village
with scarcely four hundred inhabitants, with news
paper in size larger than any single folio sheet know OF
in the whole Southwest printed on finer press than
can be found elsewhere in the States Of Alabama or
Mississippi, propelled by steam, with circulation
of probably double any paper in the city OF Mobile
permeatng every nook and corner OF this State OF
politicians, and welding an immense influence
Where was the like ever DONE
have listened to reports of the cottsn prospect o
tile county from every neighborhood. l am forced
to the conclusion that the crop of the county cannot
possibly be an average one. In some localities the
worms have committed, and are committing, great
raVages have conVersed with intelligent men upon
this subject from the best cotton localities, and you
may rely upon the accuracy of my information
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-09-19

STEAMSHIP OPELorsAs.--This excellent steamer,
A. Van Horne Ellis commander, from Indianola via
Galveston, arrived at her dock early yesterday morn
ing, bringing the U. S. mas..and very large NUM-
ber of passengers.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-09-19
RAILROAD TRAVELLING.

SUNDAYS the train will leave the city every hour from
0 clock \. NJ, until 10 O'Clock P. VI.
:. Horse Car will leave the city depot every morning
o'clock and the Lake night hour after the last
train Extra special trips when required by notifying
the conductor
House has been erected Geny Ridge. which
Flag Station where the will stop
when reqnred from ~ to ~ except on down trips IL,
Tickets dow be purchased
ticket office and Nhe conductor notified.
daily Horse from Gentily Ridge stopping
required will up from the Lake at 6a O'Clock A. NJ and
will leave follows:
The City The Gentily Ridge
At............l2 At.......... 7. NJ.
At............ 7. VI. At.......... "a
the Lake-Each trip Immediately after steam train
iplO
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REG u l. R PACK E rs.

Leaves every WEDNESDAY, at O'Clock P NJ
fYS:. FOR OPELOU SAS-THE NEW
EAHAlLt, ST EAMER Anna Pcrrct, Capt. Il. E. Lou.
aillier: built expIessyfo for the trade in place OF
W. C. Young-wil leave above taking freight
River Simmsport and all landings the Acatalaya
For freight passage. apply on board
j. NJ JOHNSTON & CO, 8 Front T.evee st.
iyl4I Customiou5e
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-09-19
FOR zoo RIV Err.

Leaves on SATURDAY. 18Th inst, at 5P. NJ.
~. FOR LEFl.ORE, GREENWOOD
fAKHsxsS Sidon Tchua. Yazoo City Vicksburg. and all
s.sn landings below vicksbug. on Mississippi river
The light dgarght, substantial steamer Montgomery.
Bowls will leave above. For freight
aprv on board or +. g. RANDOLPH It CO.
sell AZ L pion street
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Leaves every WEnNEsDAY. oclrck 7; n.

Leaves every wEDNESDAY.at s O'Clock ?. NJ
rrs~ RE G UL AR w L. DIN T. ID Y
PACk ETThe superi0r running packet steamer
EsS@gs-ss.sa X. w. Powell, J. H. Estis, master. will
Carolina landing Ashton, Pitchers Point Skpwits
Landing, lake Providence, Cam"ck Landing Mkens Bend
Vicksburg Grand Gulf Rodney Nachez Fort Adams, Red
River Landing, Bayou Sara Port HUDSON Baton Rouge Pla
qnelne and Donaldsonvile above The r. W. Powell will
take Yazoo river freight and through bills Of lading with
the privilege For freight apply on board
7. B. SMITH, Agent.
seq 4 Tchounitoulas street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-09-19

MURDER.-Dayid Gum, of this city, was murdered
on Friday night last, about mile in the country.
Five or six stabs and cuts on his body and the
carotid artery Of the neck was severed A man by
the name of Dozer is supposed to be the murderer,
and strychnine whisky and '' the green-eyed mon
ster" the exciting causes. Dozier is in Jail.
[CDlumbuS (Ga) Eunuirer 18th.