GALENA DAILY ADVERTISER
Vol. 16
Saturday morning, Jan. 23, 1864

Page 3 col. #1

DEATH OF A NOTED HORSE

"The celebrated trotting horse "Paddy Whack," owned by Bradner SMITH, Esq., of this city, died in Dubuque on Thursday evening. He was driven over by a party who attended the New York Festival, and died soon after reaching the city. This horse cost Mr. SMITH, some six or eight years ago, one thousand dollars. The cause of his death is uncertain. Some say it was the result of old age, and others, of fast driving."

DUBUQUE ITEMS

"The ice harvest has commenced in Dubuque. The local of the TIMES describes the whole modus operandi of taking it out, and thus disposes of a popular error in regard to sawing: The sawing is not done, as some ignorantly suppose, with a common cross-cut saw, one person standing on the ice and another going under; but on the contrary the ice-saw has but a single handle, and is worked by one man on the surface."

Col. #2

PROBATE NOTICE

" Estate of Carl Rudolph HARNISCH, deceased.
Conrad RECHT, Administrator
Dated this 22 Jan., A. D. 1864

Col. #3

"Mrs. A.P. BOYNTON

Fashionable Milliner
and
Dress Maker.
No. 178..........Main Street
Embroidering, Braid, Stamping, and Pinking donets order. Bonnets Bleached, Colored, and Pressed. Agents for the Florence Sewing Machines. Machine stitching done to order. I am now prepared to do all kinds of Dress making, having obtained the services of an experienced Dress Maker. Sleeve, Sack, and Mantilla Patterns received, monthly and for sale."

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