Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-03-27


were filed in the Recorders Office of Frank
lin ncounty-Nathan Cole, Notwithstanding
the week ending March 25, 1866. The date
and the consideration named in each con-
veyance, are given:
J.. Joshua Woodhead to Christopher Emrich-west
half Of lot 9 in Comstock Millers addition to
Columbus, March -. $l775.
2. Joshua Woodhead tu Anthony Pnger-Lot
and the east half of lot in COmstOck d Miller's
subdivision Of lots to 29incusive in Old Peniten-
tisry & lot in &CqluIRqbas, March j. j. $277S: ,oo
tonn:hp hs'tis March 3 ssSS in
Pleasant township. March Il, sa,asi. "'''' -
g. GSSs psa HSa EkSSuSr Of Ss%us m spss Ps
Parsons addition to Columbus, March II, $24O.
6: Hiland r.. .Hulbord to John NJ Pugh-3.acres
south side the Columbus and Granville plank road.
March !, 81 900.
7. Gilbert Green, Administrator of Stephen Green,
deceased. to Oliver p. Hines-ls.34 acres in Truro
township. situated on the north side of the Column
bus and Granville plank road, March 2O 81, 400 rs.
8; >. Y. Young to Theopnilus Dill-5O feet fronting
the Northwest addition to Columbus, March q, $500.
0. Allen &. Th1mpson to Michael Koeing-3lk
feet by 62h feet of Of the south end of lot SS in
500. e' '' '-'A -''
10. Wm. Wood, Sr.. to VIM: Wood. Jr.-Forty
acres II Fra5sTyt p5eTry ttoRFIniS6ip MaTch
q
half Of in;lCt in VIM M. Avis addition to Column
sons, deceased, to Peter Weirck.-Lot 81 Of Samuel
Parsons addition to Columbus. March II, $500
l3 Dewitt q. Lazell to jeremiah Donoghue-Lot
in LazelPs north addition to Columbus, March 22,
H. Thomas Coleman to Henry Gibson-Eighty two
acres in Perry township, March 81, $4,000.
10, Dayid A.: Mitchell to Lewis Mills-Lot IS in
David MitehelPs western addition to Columbus,
March "a, $500.
le. Aaron Peters to George w Butler-Fifty acres
in Prairie township. March %, 81, 900.
II. Frederick Weber to Jacob Gry-Lot 10 in VIM.
Phelans east addition to Columbus, March 23 S275.
10. Henry Schreiner to Joseph Falkenbach-ln-
10 Mlot Lin "a ny VIM. M. Avis addition to Columbus, Feb.
is: WIN. W. Richards to Frederick Avinger-Lot
l0Of subdivision Of lots and in Wm Phelan's
$500. '' W N'' --'"''A ~
20. John Morrison to John L. Green-Two lots in
montgomery township-0ne Of six acres and % poles
1880 ''O ~ 'O' 70 ''' ''' p''''' '1"''A ~
q. VIM. Kissinger to Joshua Grcgory-so acres in
Ciint9s liz g. township, March %, 81, 2OO
in Miflin township, Jan; 10, s3N
%; Theophilus Dill to Loui.a Guthke-Iot of A.
a. Stewarts sub division of In-lots s72 and s73 in
Columbus March Is, $500.
"a. John Huffman To Louis Borer-l07 acres in
Jackson township. March "a, $500.
OPERA HoUsE.-The large audience at
the Opera House on Saturday night were
much gratified with the general rendition
of that beautiful Irish play, the "Colleen
Bawn." A little more animation and a
clearer enunciation in some passages would
have increased that qualification. But, on
the whole, the more striking parts of the
play were creditably produced. Some of
the principal characters were portrayed
with rare skill and fidelity. We may men,
tion as samples the renditions of Miss Dem
in, Mr.. Ryan, Mr.. Ellsler, Mr.. Stephens,
Mrs. EiSler, Miss Adams, Mrs. Bradshaw
and others. That curious medley, the ''Fel-
on's Dream" was also generally we'll rem
dered; its comic parts, especially, exciting
bursts of merriment.
A good bill is offered for this evening.
Miss Denim personates threefold character
in the new drama of the "Duke's Motto, or,
am Here Staunch and True" The farce
is that very amusing one of the 'Irish Tu-
tor" Mr.. Ryan will represent Doctor
O'Toole.