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Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1857-08-12
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IN rsn be hsssAd i'll NY ssars, eansi III
part Il Asaaa and MasssSe Locks azsa "a feia-
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cord, &c, ke.s ali III which VII scId
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Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1857-08-12

] This favoFisS sseanssr sueeesded In
setsins ssoa the fog 2 wissoat much dana
age AID asssyea At this post on the 1Oth
inse We are glaa 70 see her onee more
&aoat. she brought up Our nov Power
Press, nay@sl vassaasesa and . large
Gmsnns al fssighE Sor our oisiaenss sKe
hope ssls may hsYs better ls,ek nsxt ttips
- aasa q i Aaas aeseFviag tlaa pasEonage
og The pabIss, Aaai - would b sorry fa
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Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1857-08-12
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LI4lSslAaAkaFEs . j sss9s VI =
GxsrssA nuw go soanterfsis, Baak
Of Aaasack1, ias JUS nsas isz apgsaz-
axsss. Exsxsmely we'll dens. Cashiers
signasssxe heavier than genaihe.
Bsssar Reuse al Teza until 9 better
desegipss0H sasl BE- given.
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Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1857-08-12

gEara RrTTKg eoLER.-Melted but
tss ID very we'll in its right place. bat
when butter IL psat upon tbs tea Of break
fast table, havgng tie appearance Of be-
ing lust out Of the oven, il IL anything
but breditabie to the house keeper, and
far fr0m satisfactory 10 those who eat il.
Dry tOass ID positively gpoiIt IL spread
with soft hutssr; iadasAs q batter eaaaot
be lgraaKht 10 he table IL lsasA asss i
not hard. IL lie besteF to- = ~ al
together. Fortunately - b
not necessary Il proceed 10 go e pss-
ate measures. d bdAsae Rk Be kept mics
and cool In the hottest wsasaAT, add akat
I'll siFnpis mannoRs Procure n large,
new Hover pos oA aaaSefsazs siga 10 rossE
The butter. plate, and also saucer large
enough for the HOwer pot 10 rest ii up
side. downs pIaos trives og msak stand
fsueh a. IL seat - the oven When ; JOINT
- haked9 I'm tha saucer, and pat % ahla
srigaa the plase uf batter; new Ill the
saucer vita water, and tara the bower
pot oyer the butter 50 that its bottom
esige will be below thewatev. The hole
IN me flower pot muss be fitted With cork;
the butter viii then be IN what We may
cali an aiT-Eighs chaanber. Let the whqle
OF the outside Of the lower pot b thea
khoebuxhIy dreachnd with wa1sx and
piaSp Id I'D al oool . spot as you cAass
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1857-08-12

1esaRms eT@aza PsI6 Gsumays
.TAs 0smaesaaSa aiGkas n Rslk e5uaiy
Is slsesed by tws haaaroa and Afty nEae
ioriss. Ehe NaT Consultation received
afaaaas lsuzssresa snaioxisy. H. s 80
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1857-08-12

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Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1857-08-12

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0sN A4 "a SIZE MESAa5z# "a SAD x1ENs al p
charged some freight ana departed for
s CO sassa#aa @saA 1880
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1857-08-12

Sasseiens rekurms hare been xeHelvse
= sssssss Ii assala saa sAs Hsa = B,
CasapanaR II raesasssea "a Goagress
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1857-08-12

M soaaais i assaa pas,-
iio, IL Ns$ Lsasssn, c., s.bsss poaf
vsaaad IL fesss u -
80 n H.
80 s -
rasssa - Is aAa
~ 10 ges. Aa;
s,s sss sAe Fsoe
eastward bssa san Eamasxhiis's sseamahap;
yasaaebGla, sasa ssaaliass sssamdAsp A.
IAasis. aaa agaia u ne race % the TO-
sasn nip ao Esw Tork, ths EoFaAas ssAaI
victorious, Hsasy bsts we're mazda On.
this eonssss, and tbs eoliina msn got !
hard threw
aswar Nan AmsAsaxmKsrs IN WIS.
oeasEs. The Milwauka Wisconsin,, for
the ancoaragement Of those who have
correspondents wish tbs Northern poTr
sion Of Wisconsin, relates some facts In
relasian 10 she dalishtfai esEtAintiem Of
aaa naaaA axxmHgemeass IN thas gian -
ThA glsasa 80 &c pssSnr and saAa Aaha asssxus
thers, ID sent Mp the Mississippi TO st.
Paal, and than il dispatched 70 its des-
tination on tie basks oil hAlf-bxeeds.----
Afr. Fargo. WHO vas ne fret man thros
last spring, in buggy, found some four
or Eve u. 8. mail bags hanging ON trees,
nj khs b Of KAssls ESFeEs alssEs the
carrier had laaa them, rathsF than carry
Alaeza through In bad weather. The wa
smr had eTisklsa iuso some pf shaaas md
thsy wsre pretty badly wet. The carrier
vas sorting eas wet letters, throwing
than into she riYeE, and putting the dry
ones inko she osE@s bag, reieiYing him.
self og shs extra weight Of moisture
Perhaps he wanted to test the different
moasa 81 cDnssyaaoe, by sending some
hy water.
The following was one Of the taasts
ii prinAsrss Festival last winter:
sTWoxAx: Heavens best giEt TO man !;
his Pandora, or easkaf of jewels his con-
fesEfonafy. or stiek EFT candy his ptto
III roses. BIS sugar coated pill. Her pres-
uzses tisa bsss gampany, har voice hiB
sweetsss lnasse, her saaifes bis brightest
mOmeuss. her kiss tbs guardian Ct bis
innocence. bar aSm she pale OF his safe
~, har Eps his mast faithful pounsellsEs
her hos0a the sogtssl pillow q his saras'
Girls, d'ya bear hiatt ellis otto az
R0sassss O-o-a Aoses @
- d Freshman il Canada aaTsrti-
sas his better half as follsws:
ssyoossam NJ vito, aats Casyins he
| left my house -shanss ax me--azsy man
| trust him on nay aecoRnt aaEs loss for
yen. Lcras RRAaAss"
sw A writer Ga q Dress 2 who deserves
| hanging, says thai syonng women should
/ let fhefT iudzmsas be aeen By the frugal
| isy and sitapiicsag of shsis apparel ~
| Our raodswn young ladies are fTzagsi
/ enouxh In sosnS paFfs Of their dress hear
IA k1sovss ana as 10 letsing tssseir 3adg.
4 4 ssat b seer. Y ahak ID neRgty all that u
1 NOT sxhibised.
~ ma Gernsahs Ii Ksw Tsrk bays
Ter sonas tias past bean IN . stass q
| great alassA, ID sssoans Of tlasnsw *
else law. wasaa thsg feared wopid pro-
habit aAa aaIa a. tjlesE great eopsee q
happinsss q - ssz. AaE esbs supraan'
/ Court has asdidsd that the sails Of iagsa
i sin rSaaaias enthusiastically lsgai,
/ wha2ssar saag Be - aases % To- ssaa'
/ sfitusioms se slsass who indulge IN ID
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Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1857-08-12

IARocxBIga Doas.-En Eswakk, Nsw
9sEseys the aathorities aEe psyiag City
esass psF heAd Ear eapsmged days which
ara found u largo The keeper of tha
aaegs has mh0m& ono hanaarad ANA nfsyscn
h2aA. aaa Only san W. aswsas h@vs bean
|gaAaumed, re bora ii Ii sai& resort ca
aufair aeass d sheiS sexssahls. me
big psaas nuk o1Iy get aver fha pgl sgssers
ek tha ltaIk KAsIuwss hng nal0osa those
thai are sseEasasa. iii assssx ID odd ao khafz
@Aisss. TIA azsy has hssa gsksaAay assaaHal n
slearea IA Ne aaimaas.
- Thsra u b good gsssom why i III
tie man gk0uad newes marry d h0mneing
wiithx rs aahs BE saaasd = sAs wid-
aws msae 3 n fsgA gassE
Il sla8gnAa Id fjsnesana, wla
sa ssxss Mboa asmrtsng Kass For bis ssaTu.
aaSf ya6masons wa& eAl iea sllyua iii y iAtly
i'll Aks houae, wszB seag Ill hlsMa ia igH.
1fsaAt ID toe ladies' 81 at ass0ns IL
kssaaksa Gsmss AAshe&. w3sieh ID slaDposes
/ saaEnsd aaaas aEisaey kss bis palate
Oh Opening i afssk ssle vas gone, y
fozaxaa . sAssafaa1y sssoHghs paEses een
itaimamw 600 u 8aaa.
el. Aaangy 80 SOL - saluHa
has, oAio. saasessnaa u esssEge w
/ sa us - Coos IL II
san alIAiss u Na asksz TIE az
noanaeaaaas a - sew ssIls Will \
aas ahaFg
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1857-08-12

RY Pfokessar Morse viii not eosnEnegce
tbs aperaaion Of Iaying the Trans At
iaHtic cable fhis rear, unless the ships
intended Ia carry it shall be ready the
6rss eight days oE August. he fears tp
eaeoantag he sEoxass On the coast in the
last week sEf 30 gusss. +
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1857-08-12

The Lasnsaon Tssnes b rsaastTa-
ting earnestly against the location VI gas
warks Ia cities. ID aaa0ssa frontAs NOR
tally statistics Of Isond0ns 30 show that
Cd The districts In which sAe gss hwases
are I6cateds the proportion Of daatha 90
sia ppalatiaga Id nssrly As asasa asg d
- kkaf III other dsstsiess, Win noa sallaGr
cause for tks dllEnxeuas but the horTid,
disakresabls aad deadly eHagis 6enathe
gas Werka.
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-07-09

TERRIBLE STEAMBOAT DIsAsTER.-
Yesterday afternoon the steamers Pearl
and Berlin City left this place at the
same time, the former for New London,
the latter for Berlin. In going up the
river together, they of course raced, and
when about a mile this side of Butte de
Morris, the Pearl being about ten rods
ahead, the boiler of the City exploded
with terrific force, tearing her all to
pieces. -Four persons were killed out
right-Capt Brown, of Berlin, the en-
gineer and two other men. In about
three minutes after the explosion, she
sank in about eight feet of water. The
Pearl went Immediately to the rescue
of the passengers, and picking up all she
could find Immediately returned to this
place with them. Nearly all on board
the City were injured more or less
The lives of several are despaired Of
On the arrival of the Pearl, a tug was
Immediately despatched to the scene of
the disaster. The Pearl started up for
Berlin about dusk, having some of the
wounded on board. The books of the
Berlin being lost, it was impossible to
tell at the time of going to press, how
many passengers were on board, or how
many are missing. 1t is feared that sew
eral are lost who are not yet KNOWN
Oshkosh Democrat
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-07-09

We are happy TO learn that the work is pro
crossing with all possible dispatch on this enc
of our Road. The affairs of the Company seen
now in very promising state. The grading i.
mostly completed TO Fox Riv err, ready for the
iron, and the ties are all delivered. The con-
tracts for grading far en- o. are let to good
men, and the Chief Engineer, Mr.. NOBLE in.
forms us that he is now locat 2 the rout from
Genoa to Harvard, which win soon bo connie.
ted, when the grading will insr nodiately be nut
under contract.
\ small balance of the las. +. rs purchase O.
iron arrived from Cleveland o n Saturday last
per schooner MARY B. HALE, 500 tons more is
waiting shipment, or now be ing shippeb at
Cleveland, and will, arrive as Sc on as wind and
tide can bring it along and 500 tons IS on the
way to Cleveland. As soon the first lot ar
nves' the work Of lying thea track will be Yigor-
SnsiY prosecuted. The prospect is now that we
shall have the Road in working order for the
early fall business, as far as Fox Riyer, # no.
Genoa.
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-07-09
Nav York. July s,

Several riots occurred in this city yes
terday, the most serious of which origin
atsd in the Bowery. The fight contin-
uedwith great ferocity for anhour; clubs,
stones, and bottles were freely used.-
The Five Pointers were gradually driven
back and beaten. Eight persons were
killed in this riot, and about 80, inclu-
ding several policemen, wounded. AT
one time the rioters had the streets bar
ricaded, defying the policemen, of whom
more than 100 was present. Three regi-
ments of State troops were ordered out
and kept in reserve, but their services
were not required, as the riot was final
ly suppressed by the exertions OF the
police. In minor riots which
occurred during the day, two per-
sous were killed and 90 or 80 badly
wounded. In nearly all the disturbances
theexpolicemenw were conspicuous actors.
With the exception of these riots among
the rowdies, the day passed off finely !;
the weather was propitious; the military
and civil display was brilliant and i'm
posing; the fire works at Brooklyn, Will
Iiamsburg and other suburbs, were ofthe
most gorgeous description; the pyrotech-
nical display ofthe city proper was post
poned on account of partial damage to
the piers, caused by the damp weather
ofthe week. Flying rumOrs of addition
al riots are floating about this evening,
but are without foundation. The. mill
tary are under arms, prepared to act
with decision.
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-07-09

ture of all kinds of people, who make day as
well as night, hideous.
As set off to this, Saint Paul may well feel
proud Of her schools and churches-particulariy
ofthe latter No city in the Union, presume,
can boast of as many and as. fine oass too, ac-
cording TO the size of the place. The next great
arm of might and power either in an old or
new country, but particularly the latter, the
press, is well represented, Saint Paul having
two dailes and some three or four week.-Mrs.
These papers are ably and talentedy edited and
WELD powerful influence in shaping the future
destinies of the territory. as well as calling the
attention of the emigrsnts to its resources and
natural advantages, in view OF permanent
homes. None of the new territories ever set
tied more rapidly. While on the leyee one day
/ counted twelve large class steamers lying
there at time. Some idea of the business of
Saint Paul may be found by comparing the
number of arrivals in given number of years.
In 1916 there were az arrivals-in 1850 104 ar
rivals-in 1855 there were SOB and in 1856 there
were 759 arrivals!
Taking advantage of pleasant day procur-
ed team to go to the falls of Saint Anthony,
distant eight miles on one side of the river and
to return on the opposite side, to see Minne.ha-
ha falls and Fort Smelling. 1t is some eighteen
miles, and the whole excursion requires day.
But the traveller is amply repaid, although ii
costs him the snug little sum of eight dollars
for his team and every thing else in proportion
The country between Saint Paul and Saint An
thony is beautiful undulating prairie with an
occasional grove of trees. The soil is not SC
heavy rs with u.s. but more sandy. The road is
perfect one, although hardly dollar had beer
laid out upon it, and must say it is one of the
most interesting drives / have made for long
time.
As this place is one of the most interesting
if it has not precedence even, over all others in
the Territory, / shall be more particular in it,
description. Without laying any claims tt
prophecy, any one can see from its natural ad
vantages over all others it must inevitably be the
greatest town in poin: of size, business and
wealth in Minnesota. 1t may take half cen
fury to bring this about, yet it will in time rank
as the first place in the State.
The place was named by French Catholic
priest of the Recollect order who travelled here
as long ago as 1850. To use the holy Father.
own words in reference to his interruption il
the ascent of the river he says: "The navi ga
ton is interrupted by fall which 1 called St
Anthony of Padua. in gratitude for the favors
done me by the almighty through the nterces.
sion of that great saint whom we had chosen
patron and protector of all our enterprises This
fall is forty or fifty feet high divided in the mid
die by rocky island of pyramidal form.
Bot here within the sight of the river and the
roar of the falls 1 must again take leave of NV
readers until another week. F
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-07-09
Strawberry Festival.

The Ladies OF the Baptist Mite Society, would take this
opportunity thank the Public for their beray the
Rourththe realized being Sl5S, which viii be appro
priaed towards of a steeple upon their House
of Worship They would still farther solicit their favor
Monday evening" the 18Th inst at the Runa House where
they will give them treat of fine garden Srdloberrys
Ice Cream &c.,the proceeds be applied towards the
| completion of their sieepe.
~ The annual Review and Parade of the Ike
nosha Fire Department will take place on Monday
afternoon July 18th 1857 at o'clock P. NJ. The
several Companies composing the Department will
govern themselves accordingly.
BY order of the Chief Engineer.
S. Y. BRANDE.
Kenosha, june 30, 2857. Secretary OF Dept.
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-07-09

DEATH OF LARGE MAN.-The luck
SON (Tenn.) Wing fthe 10th ult. chron.
icles the death, in Henderson County, in
that State, of Mr.. Miles Darden. The
Wig says the deceased was, beyond
all question the largest man in the world
His hight was screen feet sic inches--two
inches higher than Porter, the celebra-
ted Kentucky giant His weight was a
fraction over one thousand pounds! He
measured round the waist six feet nine
inches.
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-07-09
Alhnnu Inlu G

AlodhY, July D.
w. L. Marcy died at Ballston Springs
at noon, on Saturday. He complained
of slight stitch in his side, which had
troubled him for some time, and then
walked IA Of mile to DR.. Moore's, but
not finding the Dr., he returned to the
Hotel and went to his rooms, leaving an
order at the office that the DIR. should be
sent to him. DR.. NJ soon arrived, and
upon going to his room, he found him
dead. His remains will be brought to
Albany on Tuesday, at O'Clock, in a
special train furnished by Mr.. Corning,
IN charge of the Burgess Corps, and
will be deposited in the Capitol, in this
city.
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-07-09

st. Louis July 6.
r We have received Kansas dates to the
Sd inst. A Democratic Convention to
nominate a candidate for Congress, met
at Lecompton on the I'd. Judge Elnlore
presided. Ex-Governor Ransom of
Mich, was nominated by a two-thirds
vote over Ely Moore, of New York
Resolutions endorsing the policy of Gov.
Walker, and expressing determination
10 support him, were adopted. A reso-
luton to adopt the Constitution to DO
framed by the Constitutional Convention.
whether it is submitted to the people or
not, was lost 40 to one.''
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-07-09

STRUCK BY LsGHTNlSG,-T'ne barn of VIM
GoFF Esq. some mile-and-4-haif south Of this
city was struck by lightning on Monday last,
but fortunately escaped with slight injury
The barn was struck at the ridge-po]o at one
end and the fluid followed down post against
which dry hay was closely packed, and tore of
shvers IN Abundance pressing the hay some dis.
tanee Away from around the post, then passed
down. tore of ths facing of door alto scattered
the boards in every directon-wen, on down
through pile OF chat and shavines into the sill
which II spills IN twain, throwing ,ne half of it
to some distance, and thence into the ground.
Nothing fersuns tely, was set a-Gre. and this is
the strangest part of the occurrence
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-07-09
w a Ha,obelor,a Hair Dive


Grey, Red, Rusty Hair Dyed instantly to beautift
and Natural Brown Back without the least injury to h'
Hair or Skin, by VIM. A. Bachelors Hair Dye.
FIFTEEN MEDALS DIPLOMAS have been awarded Il
VIM A. Bachelor since 1882 and $4,000 application;
have been made the hair Of his patrons of his famous Dye
1t produces color be distinguished from nature, and
WARRANTED niure in the least however long may
be continued,
Made, sold applied lin nine private roos) at the Wig
FACTORY 23S Broadway, New York.
Sold in all cities and towns Of the United States by Drug
gists and Fancy Goods Dealers
sH The Genuine has the and address upon steel
plate engraving on four sides Of each box
WILLIAM Il. BACHELOR,
-. 2}3 Broadway, New York.
All others counterfeit.
Sold by all respectable Druggists throughout the United
a ties. 1yn5
-N-~>-~-<~~~>>-~-r~~~~~~~~~
SUFFERERS with Diseases Of the Bladder Kidneys Gravel
Dropsy Weakness &c. Read the advertisement in another
column, headed "IIclnbolds Genuine Preparation"
l,usn
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-07-09
Death Of Hon. WIN. L. Marcy.

The telegraph on Satusday evening last,
brought intelligence of the death of Hon. WILL
LIAM L. MARCY, who has long been one of the
most prominent Of the Statesmen of the country.
He has filled many responsible stations in the
Federal Government He was Secretary Of
War under President Polk, and Secretary Of
State under Pierce. He died suddenly at about
noon on the 4th inst, at Ballston springs, n. Y
The funeral took place yesterday at Albany
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-07-09

STATE HISToRICAL SoCIETN-At the
regular montnly meeting of the State
Historical Society, it was announced
that $40 volumes, nearly ali of which
are works OF great rarity and value; OF
which S5~vols are folios, "a qusrtos, %
royal 0ctavos, and the rest chiefly of
octave size. have been added to the lib
rary since the last meeting, and also zoo
pamphlets and documents.
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-07-09

M 0FFAT's LIFE PILLS AND PHOENIX BIrTERS-
Lsa The Importance keeping the digestive and respr
atoy organs in good health in this try cannot be too
often urged upon the unaccmated The disease which tray
eer and seter subject to Fevers loss ofappettc
Dyspepsia Eyrespelas Nightmare Pleury and Bronchitis
For all these disorders the Moat Life Pills and Phdsnx
Bers have been found sovereign remedy, and will in
vigorate and strengthen the system.
Sold the Proprietor 335 Broadway New York. and by
J. B. Starkweather & Co. Kenasha Wis
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-07-09

Among the leading features Of this quincupexa troupe
are "a party nf Chinese JuGglers and Artists,
recently arrived from the Celestial Empire composed Of
Tsin-cHoang KaugFe, and ChUm Chum, with their as
sistant in all their and mutirous feats of ORR
entail Necromancy and skill magic transformations and de-
cepons, precisely the they exhibited by the
Celestas two thousand years ago; AID before the
present allowed to be looked upon by outsde
barans." Mons DcBach and Madame DeIach from all
the principal European Amphitheatres. In the
the entertainments Mons DeBach in an extraordinary
act OF Juggling Horseback before performed tho
frequently illustrated in various show bills entitled
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-07-09
MARRIED

MARRIED
On tin 30h ult at the residence of c. BENTLEY ESQ by
Rev. W. G:{iowARp, ID. D., Doet L. O. WHITING Of De-
troit Mich, and Miss CELESTIA A. daughter of ASA LEW.
Is, Esq, of Kenosha, Wis.-Chica9o Journal
The many acquaintance OF the bride In this city, cor
daily con graduate the happy groom his good luck
wish both all the happiness that morals reasonably
pect in this sphere.
In the town of Wheatand the residence ofcia
ting clergyman, the 3oh of June last by the Rev D.
Bacon, Mr. MosEs JonSsoN and Miss MARIA BuLMoRE both
of Paris.
The printers were remembered with a liberal fee.