Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-01-04
The Badger. Boys Trip 10 New
Orleans.

b. 70 99J51 i69lJANUARY i. 1868.
EDITOR STATESMAN According to prom
tse, commence my correspondence " in
regard to my trip from Columbus to New
| Orleans .at-- is .a.75a- iise. .e..l a;ia /
left the Merchants Hotel, Columbus,
Ohio, at one o'clock in the afternoon, on
the 1st of January, 1868, amid the we'll
wishes of numerous and kind friends, of
whom shall always remember mine host,
Thatcher, than whom more genial land
lord don't live. Also to Messrs. Mitchell
and Pausch, printers, I am under particu-
lar obligations, but might go on ad infn-
ita1s. q 1- 7s-4.a iss.,. ,,s.s sa IS sirs.-.f
Well, att P. M. away went amid cries
of '.there goes the Badger Boy, from Co
lumbus to New Orleans on foot, followed
by troop of boys, as proceeded out of the
city. Se s-a5dt aaalulsJ ,,i aei, .sh.. i. a-is.+
On my approaching the first toll gate out
side of the city, on the Circleviile pike,
was warmly welcomed by number of
ladies with cries of success to you, good
bye, a safe journey to you, &C., &c. God
bless those ladies. know they ,oe,e e Demo
Gratis. You can dl,oGys tell a Republican
lady by the peculiar t,oist she giues her mouth.
Passed Shadeyille, eight miles from
Columbus, at quarter past three O'Clock,
and arrived and put up for the night at the
house Of Joseph Cheatham, Esq. at four
P. M, sterling Democrat, and who has
also an estimable family. Route very
heavy. Distance Travelled 1O1S miles.
Please have the citizens of Columbus
send flag to Cincinnati, by United States
Express.
The route will take is as follows:
Columbus. Ohio; Circleville, Ohio; Chill
licothe, Ohio; Cincinnati, Ohio; Lcxing-
ton, Kentucky; Frankfort, KY; Louisville,
KY; Danville, KY; Bowling Green, KY;
Nashville. Tennessee; Humbolt, Tenn;
Jackson, Tenn; Corinth, Miss: Malones,
Miss; Granada, Miss; Vicksburg. Miss;
jackson, Miss; New Orleans. La. 4 ss
2 Will speak in Chillicothe on Friday, and
Cincinnati on Tuesday, 7th inst. .H54T
80 =, g s.la..' q '5s1ii, 3.i,, BADGER Boy.
TRANSFERRED YEsTERDAY.-The follow
ing transfers of real estate were left at the
Recorders Office on yesterday: fa HfR
@. Samet and wife to A. M. .aWalcut, Dec.
2Sth, los and 7-100 acres of land in Sharon
for $s45. = ~ ~
James Valley to J. W.sDann, November
%, 1866, a house on lot SO in r. E. Nelfs
addition to the city of Columbus, for $40O.
z. William A. Neil to Louis Corrier, trustee,
December 80, lot No 10l in William Neirs
second addition to the city of Columbus,
for $780, g7ois 4 i21alat ai' iqs ~. re. 1ai soy
William A. Neil to Louis Corrier, Dec.
30, lot No l03 in William Neil's second ad-
dition to the city of Columbus, for $500.
John j. Ferson and wife to Edward G.
Field, December 25, lot No in Wager
Place in the city of Columbus, for s45OO.
. e. G.. Field and wife to John j. Ferson,
December 25, inlot No go in Northrup,s adj
dition to the city of Columbus, for $I4,5OO.
w. Jamison and wife to John Irwin, Dec;
80, half of inlot No 337 in the city OF CO.
lumbus, for $23 900. ii .IDsnss7 $3.50 L-s
Samuel G. Adair and wife to Ann E.
Smith. December 10. lot No 10 of the SUBJ
division, made by Capital University, of
outlot No A and part of outlot No 45 in
the city of Columbus, for SO, 100. sassVisyd4
THE Coming ExHIBIrIoN.-Last evening
there was meeting of ladies and gentle-
men at J.. G.. Deshler's, on Third street,
called to make arrangements for the much
talked of exhibitions to be given next
week at the Opera House, for the benefit of
the Ladies' Benevolent Society. From the
manifested we may predict q
fine affair, and entertainments that have
never before been equaled in this city. 1t
will consist of tableaux. colloquy, etc., un-
der the direction of Mr.. Bartlett, of Boston,
Massachusetts,, whose success in such mat
ters has given him reputation that in it
self is sufficient guaranty for full houses
wherever he goes. OF the objects of this
society and the programme OF their pro-
posed entertainments we shall have more
to say. At this late hourwe can only make
this brief notice. We bespeak for the ladies
the success they 80 richly merit. fFs-'
AT THE OPERA HoUsE.-There was a
by Skiff & Gaylord's Minstrels last night.
1t was splendid performance, whether
we take it as whole or consider it's special
features. There is no use talking, as dane
lists Kelly and Holly are without equals in
their profession. Harry Kelly, as song
and dance man, in our opinion, outranks
Billy Emerson. Taken all together, last
nights was delightful entertainment and
gave the fullest satisfaction, r- ..a.. -i j-4-
Now is the time to commence course in