Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-04-14

TRANSFERRED YEsTERDAY.-The follow
ing transfers of real estate were left at the
Recorders Office on yesterday:
Samuel Galloway and wife to Enoch
Miller, Feb. 9Th. 55 acres and square poles
of land in Prairie township, for $2,2S4 5S.
Henry Troutman and wife to Henry
Ringshausen, April 1st, lot No. 4S of Sam
uel Parsons addition to the city of Colum-
bus. for $1,I0O.
John Miller and wife to Perly J Lofland,
April 10th, lot No. AZ of the subdivision of
the Central Reservation in the city of Co
lumbus. for So 500.
Adolph Feiel and wife to Henry Fraas,
March 31st, lots Nos. IA and Is in E. Sor-
in's subdivision of lots Nos. and of VIM.
Phe1an's Mt. Pleasant addition to the city
of Columbus, for 1925.
r. P. Woodruff and wife to Alfred Geot-
schiens, April 9Th, lot 13 in E. Sorin's sub
division of original lots No. 49, so, 81 and
81 of VIM. Phelan's Mt. Pleasant addition
to the city of Columbus, for $4OO.
Nelson Rush, administrator, to James
McGrath. Feb. 25, lot No. 3, of John Morri-
sons subdivision of outlots Nos. 15 and 16,
of Robert Neil's addition to the city OF Co.
lumbus, for $535.
David r. Jones and wife to Mary A.
Wells, April 18th, lot No. 81, of VIM. A.
Gil's addition to the city of Columbus, for
$ISO5.
Joshua B. Clover and wife to Michael
Doty, March 25th, 80 26 100 acres of land
in Brown and Plain townships, for $1,995.
C.E. FELTON, to Thomas Guy, ir., April
10th, quit claim to 10 acres of land in
Franklin township. for SIS.
Thomas Guy, ir. to Joanna FELTON,, April
10th, quit-claim to 10 acres of land in
Franklin township, for SIS.
ONE MORE RALLY FOR ER1N.-There will
be meeting of those who love and will
serve Erin by joining the ranks of those
who are willing to give their lives to make
her tree, in the Carpenter Building, on
Town street, on Wednesday evening next.
at Lalf-past o'clock. None but those who
are willing to join the army of Ireland,
and those who are willing to aid and sup
port them, are invited. Come forward
men. The day is approaching when the
grand blow for Ireland will be struck, the
day when the wrath of the Irish people,
handed down from father to son for these
seven hundred years, will burst upon Eng
land like thunder bolt. What man is there
with an Irishman's love for his country in
his heart and an Irishman's blood in his
veins, who will not respond to this call? We
trust there is not one In Columbus. Come
out on Wednesday night, then, and fill uI
one company at lea in this city. Rally
once more for the Harp and the Shamrock
THE BUTCHERS AssocIATIoN.-The pre-.
sentation of splendid silk flag to the
Butchers Association, at Schreiner's Hall
yesterday, was splendid affair. The pre-
sentation speeches were made, on the par
of the ladies, by Mrs. Bum and Miss Seigle
The flag was received by Mr.. Bum on th'
part of the Association. Both the presen-
tation and reception speeches were mos
creditable, and elected long and loud ap
plause. After the presentation the butch
ers mounted and presenting fine appear
ance, marched through the principa
streets. Large delegations of butcher
from Dayton and Cincinnati were in th
line of march. At night the Association
passed the hours in dancing and delight.
SAVE YOUR NICKELs, BoYs-The grea
Oriental Circus and Egyptian Caravan i
to exhibit on the Street Railroad grounds
north of the depot, on Friday, April 24tt
By an arrangement made, the street car
on that day will all be run up to the circu
grounds, thus giving those living in tn
southern portion of the city chance t
ride all the way up and back. The com
pany is one OF the most complete in tn
country, and the list of artists embraces tn
names OF some of the best male and femal
performers in America. Charley Adams
the great British trick clown and ventril
oquist, is spoken of as an immensely pop
lar one. We shall refer to this show agair
| Read the advertise ment.
MEETING OF WARD AND TOWNSHIP AS
sEssoRs.-Twenty-o of the twenty-seve
Assessors of this county met in the Audi
tors Office yesterday and received the nee
essary blanks and instructions, and wi
commence at once on the exercise of thei
| duties.