The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-11-26


Z about il; and he nlialal have died secretly
hsd i not been for he fact that he had lef
q violin 81 3 nusic.sf.re, 70 get il iixsd, "a
which he sent yesterday
aWhy did the b1g n5tcoue, Uho let i =
asked the keeper Of the store.
"Because he got hurt lsst night an'
couldn't come himself" was the response.
The clerk OF the store, 70 be sure that a.
was right. then went 70 Johns house, a.
: found that he he'd been ssots and the mat
/, ter was Ct once Doised sbout, and ar. Flow.
ers visited him, and tried 70 GET a confession
: from him, but be would not say VOID. II
died yesterday evening.
As0FHER sUE0LAsF.
The nerchsuts' police, night before last
arrested white man, while attempting Z
effect en- entrance In the rear 81 steeamsn
saloon, on Cherry street re did aoi learn
his name.
AyoTzER.
An attempt was made, night before last,
J - enter the house Of Marshsi 5faniley, II
tie Al ward bot they were frightened
away before they effected anything, ihis
looks ike boarding the lion in - den 'ihe
Douglass il his haul.
R0BBEse A FEDLkE-
Day before yesterday, about two o'clock,
| A Dediar named Cassebau, was passing down
Broad street, when he was sccosted BY tao
negroes who asked him to enter their shan
81, as they desired 10 buy something- ne
went IN, and IN e few minutes, one o. them
selected articles 70 the value Of 81, ior
| when he maid, after which the other pro
( posed 70 walk with him down 70 negro towa,
| BEYOND the Chattanooga depot, where Re,
/ fCassehanl could eel ont, at once To THIS
I proposal the pedlar consented, bus when
some distance beyond the Chattanooga rail
| road, the negro demanded Csssaoan' > money,
| and when toe latter refused % give II, the
/ negro presented q pistql. and compelled him
| % hand over the Sl7 be had Just received,
| together With some $40 more, ami also q
| portion Of his goods. The thieves have not
! YET been discovered.
BURGLARY Is South NASHVILLE.
Night before last officer Plummer was
Passing Ground his beat, when he observed
q man standing near the store OF NJ. a.
Easer. sud he st once suspected something
VT ng; but desiring assistance, he went
down ard found Lieut.. Wright, when the
two returned, bat could find nothing wrong.
In the morning, however, it was discovered
that hole had been cut in the bfick wall,
and goods, to the amount OF so, taken OUT.
The villains bad nos effected an entrance,
aud had only taken such things as they
could reach, through the hole.
SUPPOSED zURDERERs or Mr.. HaNLET.
Obtaining a hint that the murderers Of Mr.. /
Hamlet were negroes res ding South Of this
city, officers Plummer and Scott yesterday
Commenced making search, and soon ar
rested q negro named Bill Brown, who has
been for sometime prowling around the city
with q musket, alleging thai he is a "wateh- |
man." aud living OF the people Of his own |
color. He was seat 70 the workhouss, and |
viii Be tried at the proper time. There are |
strong reasons for believing that be is one 1
Of the murderers Of Mr.. Hamlet
The same officers also learned that a ne /
gro named John Hamilton was the possessor |
Of United States musket, and they went /
10 the house where he boarded and { und it, /
and aseertained that such was the case, and /
that he had been loahng around for two 4
months, but had that morning commenced /
work on The South Nashville Street Railroad.
The officers concluded 10 pursue their recon
noissancs little furthe'; and on their re-
turn they found the house in which Hsmil-
ton boarded closed, and that he had sud
denly leil his work and fed. Il is believed
that he IS 9 partner Of Bill Brown in the
murder Of Hamlet.
ASOTHER ATEEAPT Al ROBBERY.
Moses Henderson, last night attempted to
rob a haekman, on Broadway, presenting
an Enfield rife az his head but be was dis
covered before be could accomplish his pur-
pose, and arrested by officers Plummer and
scott,
MICRO KILLED.
A negro employed at No. 10, Cedar street,
was killed yesterday At the Chattanooga de-
pot We did not learn the particulars.
ANOTHER.
Another negro was killed at ball on the
corner Of Vine snd Bel streets, last night.
HIS name vas Henry Sanford, and be was
shot By q negro soldier, with whom he quar-
relied about "colored damsel."
HORRIBLE REPoRT.
A report was in circulation last night, that
Two men had been killed on the Charlotte
pike, and another dangerously wounded.
L is alleged that they were eountrymen,
and returning home, alter having disposed
)f considerable quantities Of cotton. We can
race the rumof, however, 70 no reliable !
ource.
OTHER ECM0Rs.
There were other rumors IN abundance,
'elatiye 70 alleged outrages, aud murders,
Jut we could lad out nothing concerning
hem.
The crowded state Of our columns COM
BELLS us 70 omit any extended notice Of the
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