Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-04-03
Transrers Of RoaI Estate.

lhe iollOWlng Trans1erS OF Real estate
were filed in the Recorders Office of Frank
lin county-Nathan Cole, Recorder-during
the week ending April J., 1865. The date
and the consideration named in each con-
veyance, are given:
J.. John Jefferson and John NJ. Criswell to George
y LOT So7 on High street in Columbus, March 23
William w. a DSTnssn to t. Wsp GSs
20, ST,lS7 so.
8. Frederic FisbingSrr, to Samuel p Grgm-aI
chinery, &c. in the mill, and also II acres on the
I, S John and Thomas b. Miller g 10 y Adam Schneider
g. John Campbell to Isaac Priest-60 acres in Plain
township, March 2, $1,000.
g.. Archibald Cooper to Josiah Medberry-k acre
in Truro TOW nship, March IA, 5000.
Charles Wenger 70 John hinckelman--lo acres
in M9ptgomery township. March q. Si,o5o.
1O & a. and Iias' S IN SG Isaes ADDITION to
co. lots Is and 90 in Lazell's north addition to Co
lumbds, March "a, So 900. ;. re ff
0. George Robinson to Elias Smothers-Lot "a in
Bright and Souders addition to Westervillc, March
10. Henry Emde to William Roesbans-lO acres in
Montgomery township, March 28, 81, 1877 so.
II. George w. Butler to George Geyer and John,
George Remer-lOoacres in Brown township, March
IT, Henry Davis to Mrs. Mary Hines--I.ot 70 of the
subdiyi;;ion of .out-Iot a in Columbus, made by
Cap tai Uniyersity and also, lot adjoining the same
45h BY 1879 feet, +, b. 27, $500,
Phean's addition to Columbus, March 20, q, 900.
a. I'd. kerr to John A. ShortIln-lot % of Me-
daTys Of oG,Sts 5asnd 81 On = the south
l5 Francis Arnold to George A. Kercher-Lot
Of sub division of in-lOt 7ea in Columbus March 2s.
$4,000
i6 Alexander Shambo to Uriah Zimmerman
North half Of lot24 OF Samuel Parsons addition to
Columbus. january $1,000.
l0l, lo2 aud lbs in Lazell' addition 10 Columbus;
also lots 3, 10 and 20 in Lazels North addition to
Columbus, March 20. $500:
The OPERA HoUsE-BESEF1r OF Mr..
LEwIs.-That popular favorite comedian of
Manager Ellsler's company-Mr. James
Lewis-takes benefit tonight at the Opera
House. On this occasion three entirely new
pieces will be Produced. The first Is the
'People's Lawyer" in which Mr.. Lewis
will appear as Solon Shingle, character he
represents with his usually admirable sue
cess; the second piece is new farce called
''Nipped in the Bud"-Mr. Lewis appearing
as Golachard, a gardner, and Mrs. Ellsler
also taking prominent part; the third and
last piece is also anew and merry farce, en-
titled "The Soldier and the Sailor-The
Tinker and the Tailor, in which Mr.. Lewis
will take the leading comic character. The
bill is capital one for a grand comedy
night, and Mr.. Lewis Will have, as he de-
serves, a crowded house at his benefit.
The HUTCHINSON FAMLY.-The Concert
given by these celebrated singers at Naugh-
ton Hall on Saturday night, was a decided
success. 1t was attended by large and
fashionable audience, and the several pieces
set down in the programme of the evening
elected general appreciation and applause.
Two songs, especially-"Willt the New Year
Come Tonight" and "Mrs. Lofty and u
were sung with such skill and effect that
the Hall resounded with the plaudits of
the audience. f.4E sEfE. EgsE
Another concert will be given tonight, at
which there will be an entirely new pro-
gramme. Among the pieces, will be sung
"Haste on the Battle" "Bingen on the
Rhine" "Furnace Blast" "Ship on Fire"
"Mother Kiss me in my Dream" 'Tenting
Tonight on the old Camp Ground" and
.'Ship Of State" These songs will be inter-
spersed with Others of humorous and comic
character.
The Hutchinson's have been giving con-
certs for the last twenty-four years, and
in that time have given seven thousand.
One year of the time was spent in giving
concerts in Europe. Their ancestors were
among the early settlers of Massachusetts,,
having emigrated to that State some two
centuries ago. F0r%aFf RI '}..f
The reputation of the Hutchinsons as
concert singers is widespread, and as to-
nights is the last concert they will give in
this city on their present visit, this oppor-
tunity should be improved by all the lovers
of good vocal music. ..'..,.,,tt....