Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-03-26

1--we IN numbcr) averaged eleven hundred
dollars per night in net proceeds to herself
A coUPLE Of splendid eagles were seen
Sunday morning towering over Nashville,
high up in the air. They remained but q
short while, when they few away westward.
The morning was bright and beautiful, bui
the pleasant weather was almost as tran
sient as the eagles visit.
A HANDSOME PREsENT.-We saw, yes
terday, in the show window Of CaIhoun's
iewelry store, corner of the Public Square
and College street, splendid silver pitcher,
on which was engraved:
st. TO
MISS CHARLOTTE THOMPSON,
FROM CITIZENS OF NASHVILLE,
March %, 1867.
Il is a handsome present Tor handsome
woman and an accomplished actress.
The Close OF THE REVIyAL.--The ser
vices on Sunday night at DR.. Baird's
church closed the revival meetings which
have been going on there for the past four
weeks. This church has been strength
ened by the accession Of between sixty and
seventy members, comprising among them
some Of the most influential families in the
city. DR.. Baird has had the pleasure Of
seeing the work prosper ia his hands
abuBdantly, bat his success mas been the
result Of long and faithful ministerial labor.
FURMAE, GREEN & Co, AZ Public
Square, have one of the most extensive
drygoods stores in the city. Their stock of
goods Is fresh and complete, and will be
found we'll adapted to the demands Of both
the city and country trade. Our friend
Jas. A. Jennings is chief salesman of the
establishment a position for which he is
thoroughly qualified. We recommend a
call by those wishing to purchase goods,
which can be had as cheap as in the North
ern market
A BEAUTIFUL SABBATH.-The gloom
which has hung like a funeral pail over
the face Of nature for many weeks, was
dispelled Sunday morning by the cheering
beams Of long hidden sun. The various
church bells mingled their ehimesin grand
anthem Of praise for the bright sunshine.
The churches we're crowded with listeners,
and every face wore the bright smiles OF
JOY. How beautiful the thought that though
our pathway is at times enveloped in more
than Egyptian night, and dark, Pluto
nian shadows" hang like a pail over
heart and brain, that behind these clouds
the sun is still shining" and ere long
through thelrifts theYoice ofC3od says " let
there be light" In the afternoon the
fashionable streets were crowded with
promenaders, drinking in the sunlight
which had 30 leng been denied them.
THEATRE BENEFIT FOR THE Poor TO
NIaHT.-The management and the COM
pany Of the Adelphi having generously
proposed 70 serve the poor Of this State to-
night, and Miss Charlotte Thompson hay-
ing volunteered her assistance 10 make the
occasion one worthy Of the object, it re.
mains for the public to do their part. The
programme Of the entertainment includes
f" The Little Treasure" and A Day after
the Wedding" in both Of which Miss
Thompson appears. These plays are most
attractive, and will be rendered in superb
manner, and the occasion cannot fail to be
the most pleasurable one Of the season.
The only difficulty in the matter will likely
be the lack of room in the building TO ac-
the number that will be anxious
10 see the plays and contribute to a noble
charity. We suggest, therefore, that the
seats be secured at an early hour this