Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-08-24

Wilson, be gave security for his appear
anee on the 18th inst, at 2 o'clock, P. M.
ST. CECILIA CONCERT AND SUPPER.--
Quite a large crowd assembled at st. Cecilia
on Thursday night, to enjoy the concert
and tableax, which had been advertised for
the evening. The shady groves around
that hall dedicated to learning,
were brilliantly Illuminated by va
riegated lights hanging amid the
green foliage. A fine band threw tremu-
lous wave of music over a crowd of rapt
listeners. The concert begins with a comic
song by Mr.. Green Morrow. For the ben !
eft Of those who did not have an opportu-
nifty to attend we, We give the programme
for the evening:
]. Comic song-by A. O. Morrow.
?. q, Tableaux-statuary
3. Piano solo-Mrs. Mallet.
4 Comic song-Father come down with
the cash.
8. Tableau-Jacobs dream.
6. Song -" Pm lonely tonight - by
Green Morrow.
Z. Tableaux - Scene in a bar-room =
ZONE nome, fdther.
The young folks tripped the light fantas.
tic toe till late in the morning. The sup
per was elegant, embracing everything
which the most refined taste could suggest.
The evening would have been more pleas
ant, if there had been more young ladies.
From the number of young men there that
evening, we imagine that war had never
been in that vicinity. We congratulate
our Catholic friends on their success
MARRIAGE LICENSES The following
licenses were issued by the Clerk of the
County Court Of Davidson county, from
August 16 to August %;
WHITE.
Charles Sirles and Amanda NJ. Mem
turf
Joseph c. Crowder and Sarah Jane Os-
ment
Leonidas F. Garland and Johanna RyaIi.
Thomas Cox and Margaret Mullins.
Michael Burke and Bridget Flynn.
Elijah w. Greer and Martha Tennessee
Greer
Charles Stockell and Clarinda Gotto.
CoLoRED.
Jerry Carson and Jenny Bundon.
George Kiser and Jennie Jennings
John Smith and Louisa Bonner
Granison johnson and Fannie Kidd. ~
Spencer Lindsey and Mary Vaughn.
George Parker and Lucy Newsome
Alex. Davis and Lacy Watson.
William ROyster aud Eliza Robertson
send.
james Beasley and Mary Spurlock.
William Davis and Dicey Page.
Drew Nicholson and Mary Steele
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS FOR THE
WEEK ENDING AUGUST 23.-E. P. Graves
to John II. Graves land in oath district,
$500.
B.R. Mckenzie deed of gift TO Mary
Mckenzie Hughes, land in Edge6eld.
NJ. B. Howell, Q. Il NJ, to Charles II.
Stockell, deed to lots % and "a in Williams
addition in Edgefeld, $3.50,
NJ. B. Howell, g.. & NJ, to H. q. Scovell
deed 10 lots in McGavock's addition, $500.
VIM. Stockell, deed of gift to Louisa
Jane Rankin, land in the llth district.
John Harting to Hans Hansen, interest
in lots in Ewings addition, $3.50
n. Z. Allo@ay 10 Joseph Eggensperger,
deed 10 land in country, $500,
J. d. Mathews to r. A. Hamper, deed
to interest in land in district l9, $50.
J. b. Michel 20 H. W. Sandhouse, deed
TO lot near Buena Vista, Sl22 90.
Mrs Mary A. Austen 10 Edmund Ii. f.
Pool, deed to lot in cemetery.
Charles S. q V. O. Hawkins TO Csphas
Norwood, deed to seventy-six acres in 5th
district, $3.50.
s +. Buchanan 10 same, deed to land in
the 5th district, $1,000.
X. w. Graves to John Whorly, deed to
lot ia the county, 50.
b. w. Hyde to g. d. Read, deed to land
in 23d district, 1925
a James B. Nichol to A. Sandhouse, deed
TO land near Buena Vista, Sll29.