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THE VOTE,

as viii be see, is, for the season Of the year, when so many are absent from the city,
q very full me. Our tables give all the retuTnsr received officially up to the our o.
closing the our at he shenFs office. The retans for Supreme Judges will have
to be made supplemenarlya st be- Radical tcketsi in most IF III wards were printed
without specifying the grand divisions oft the State to which the candidates belonged
and are considered, therefore, by the Sheriff, to be illegal under section of the Law
providing for the election. Accurate records o The voteh have, however, been Kept
and the mstterw will be submitted to the proper authorities sCNsshvile fr decision
We can only say that the Radical vote for County Register is about the averaged
that for the Supreme Judges.
The Radicals also tned another sharp dodge which W have aIeadyspokeno IT, NJ;
running a full Judicial ticket. The Sheriff, however refused to count any votes east
fol- candidates for Offices mott named in the order of eecion. The same average VIII
apply TO the vote for thesec candidates as that spoken of TO the supreme Judges
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RIVER NEWS.

BOATS LEAVING THIS DAY.
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STEAMBOATS,.
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aug5 FLEM. CALVERT, Supt
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IOh
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For Cairo, Louisville and Cincinnati.
The splendid passenger packet
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THE RESULTS

La re summed up in a lew words The election o every omineeo the Democric
party by overwhelming maonIes in the city and country. Official returns nom te
districts have not come in AMI consequently are not given in FULL, bt enough is
known TO warrant as in claiming most glorious victory.
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RIVER N
FOE WHITE RIVER.

Memphis and White River United States
Mail Lin For Helena. Mouth White
river, Clarendon, DuvalPs Bluh
and Taakupnnnrf
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FOR RTYER.

This entirely new and elegant 60
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FRIDAY. 5Gh inst, ats pm.
For freight or passage apply on board or at
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Block. Iau4l VIII. KENNEDAY. AGENT
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The tOwboat Sam Parker. passed up.
Tit Ida NOryuI came up and is lying
at our landing.
Nebraska advertiser., 1870-12-28
THE NJ. L. g. n. r. fs.

There lies upon our table copy I"
the Gute City, published at keokuk
iowa, of date December 18th, edited
by our old friend and confrere, u. .
Senator. J. B. Howell, in which We
fini An elaborate article touching the
ENTERPRISE indicated by the caption OF
this item, and from which We Gull the
following extract:
The construction of the Missouri,
iowa & Nebraska Railroad, is un-
que4tionably the most important
event in the commercial history OF
southern Iowa and Northern MIssou
ri. 1t will not only open up TO trade
and commerce, rIch and productive
scope of country lying between the
Mississippi and Missouri rivers, but
will, when completed, form u cUnnec
ting link i'll the shortest and best
route from the Atlantic to the Pacific
rhe through connection from New
York to- Keokuk via. the Pennsylva-
MIA Central, Pan Handle and Il. z. d
w. Railroads, is already perfect
The Eastern terminus of the NJ |. x
y Railroad will he at Keokuk and
the Western terminus at Nebraska a
City aud BrownvilIe. AT the first
named OF these two places. it Will
connect with a road To Grand Island
OH the Union Pacific. Its impor-
tance, therefore, 6s Il connecting link,
cannot be Overestimated.
This is no speculative idea, but an
absolute fact. and one which must
be patent TO every intelligent mind
especially when we consider that the
parties VINO areitnterested in both the
Eastern and Western connection are
iargely Interested in the NJ. |. & y.
Road
Superintendent Hill, in his forth
coming report to the ompany, will
recommend that the road be extended
tn Keokuh dnring the next season,
aud before the close OF navigation in
1872 we may confidently expect to
see, the, cars riinning into our city
over the If, I. d ~. Hoad. Our citi-
zens wili'unite 10 hailiug the auspi-
ciOus time.
Nebraska advertiser., 1870-12-28
Genl EstaIe TrrnaSrr

A: P. Cogsweil has jus, purchased
the Great Western Livery, Sale and
Exchange Stables, corner Main and
Levee Streets, and we understand
that he will st once remodel and on.
large the buildings. putting them in
tip top order to receive by February
next, large stock OF horses, buggies.
carriages, etc.
We are glad TO know of this for
Cogswell IS live business man; thor
oughly posted in all railroad matters,
aud this purchase at this time oi
some of the most valuable business
property in the city, is evidence that
lie has every confidence in the early
completion Of our railroads, and rap
ID growth of Brownville. He is in
Time preparing to reap the benefits OF
the increase in the value of property,
which must surely double in the next
two years. So mote it be.
Nebraska advertiser., 1870-12-28
A HAPPY NEW YEAR.
n. n. NEETIyG AT PERU.

Persuant to adjournment a goodly
number of the citizens OF Perm met a
Bliss store room, on December 10th
1871, Hiram Burch in the chair.
ThOs. Hutchinson was chosen Sec,
retary.
The minutes OF the previous meet
ing, and report of the committee, as
published, were read and approved
The Chairman, on behalf of the
corresponding committee reported fig
ures received and the committee con-
tiuued.
After some remarks by Messrs.
Burdick, Smith, Hutchinson and
others, there was, on motion, a COM
mittee appointed, consisting of J. P.
Burdick, Thos. Hutchinson and r
b. Smith, 10 canvass the town and
vicinity and ascertain what amount
Of individual aid could be obtained
toward the forwarding of our railroad
interests.
On motion the Secretary was order
ed to make a report of the meeting.
aud procure the publication of the
same in the NEBRASKA ADVERTISER
and Brownville Democrat.
After some further remarks by Rev.
III. Bareh and Others, the meeting
ADJOURNED to meet At the call Of the
corresponding committee.
HIRAM BURCH, Chm.
Nebraska advertiser., 1870-12-28
Manhood: How Lost, howRestored

TE!|ES1 Just published O new edition of Dr.
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~ on the rddicdI c1le (witnOut medicinej
OF -SPERMATOR RHOHA or Seminal
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CY. Mental and Physical lncapacity. ImVedimeuts
To Marriage. etc; elsO CONsUMPrIOS. EPILEPSY,
and FITS induced by self-indulSence or sexual ex-
traVagance.
ss-Price. In sealed envelope. only cents
The celebrated author. in this admirable essay
clearly demonstrates from a thirty years SUCCESS
ful practice. that The alarming consequences o.
selEabuSe may be radically cured without the
dangerous uae cfintern8l medicine or the applics
ton OF the knife; pointing out a mode OF cure ~
once simple, certSiD. and eifectuai by means o.
which every sufferer. no matter what his condition
may be may cure himself cheaply, privately, and
rdiicGiiV
Es-Ths Lecture should be In the hands OF every
youth and every man in the land.
Sent under seal, In plsin envelope, to any ad-
dress, postpaid on receipt OF six cents two post
stamps.
Also DR.. Culverwelrs Marriage Guide price 81
cents.
Address the Publishers,
CHAS ]. C. KLINE & CO.
l25 3owery, sew York, PosG-Oflice Box ,5S6
Nebraska advertiser., 1870-12-28
AWARD OF "CnAMPIOs- CLASS,
NEBRASKA STATE FAIR 1871.

WERRssKA STATE FAIR 1871.
The committee whose duty IL was
to examine the entries and award
premiums offered by the State BOARD
of Agriculture at the Fair held Sep
tember IS7I, has performed its duty
and announces the following awards
Best yield per acre, corn, not less
than 10 acres, special premium offer
ed by ]. J. Gosper, Lincoln, Nebras'
ka, Challenge Mi |, $50, awarded to
f. ]. Gilliiand, Nemahs county.
Yield, 944 bushels to the acre.
Greatest number of rods live fence,
and best stand, planted in year 1871,
silver plate, SIS 90. awarded to j. +.
Bishop, Lancaster county 1860 rods
planted; 81 plants missing; net cost
per rod, 5! cents,
Greatest number of fruit trees, and
best stand, planted in 1871, silver
plate. S25 90, awarded to J. Q. A.
smith, Nemaha county. Trees plant
ed: Apple 100, lost j Pears Is, lost
none; Cherries 4, lost none; Piams
,, lost none; Crab Apple 3, lost none ;
Apricots ?, lost none; Grapes "a, lost
/: Currants Is, lost none. Total cost
purchase of trees. preparing ground,
planting and cultivating-S35 80.
Best collection of evergreens, not
less than 20, nor less than varieties,
special premium by ]. w. Pearman,
Nebraska City, cash $40 90, awarded
to Furnas & Sons, Brow wnville.
Best specimen Nebraska grown
fruit trees, silver plate. $l0, awarded
to Furnas d Sons, BrOwnville.
Best specimens Honey Locust hedge
plants, silver plate So, awarded to
Furnas g. Sons, Brownville.
Best exhibition Mel raska grown
nursery stock, silver plate, SO, award
ed to Furnas s. Sons, Brownville.
Best moded for farm barn. spe-
ciaI premium byJ l.. Carson, Brown
willie. short horn Durham calf, $50 90,
awarded to q. +. Driscoll, Omaha.
Best model for piggery, special pre-
MUM by GOsper & Tullis, Lincoln,
pair Poland pigs, $50, awarded to B.
NJ. Davenport, Nebraska City.
The committee find but one entry
&, b..t hipb
withdrawn, there being no competi-
ton. The library-sl0O-is donated
10y w. w. Abbey, OF Richardson
county, to be offered next year.
There were no entries for yield per
acre of fall or spring wheat, oats, rye,
barley or potatoes.
The committee desire to call atten-
ton particularly to the awards for
fruit tree planting and hedge plant
ing An orchard planted at total
cost of S35 80, and live fence at n
cost of five and one half cents per
rod, l. surely worthy the cOnsidera-
liOn of the iarmers of our young
state.
Respectfully submitted,
ID. III. WHEELER,
+. a. IISDEL, JH.,
j. l.. CARSON, Ca
ii. D. MINNICK,
J. W. HOLLINGSHEAD,
J. T.. ALLEN,
I'VE are promised the detailed |
tstements, required and accompany |
ny applications tor the foregoing
wards. they will appear in our Ag
columns i'll due time ED. |
Nebraska advertiser., 1870-12-28
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The Country Gentlena,n..
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He CULTIVATOR&C COUNTY G GENTLFNry
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Hsrpers Magazine. one ysar en
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Office. Address Ot ft%
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Nebraska advertiser., 1870-12-28
A Repository of Fashion. Pleasure AID IN.
structiSu."
HARPER'S Bazaar.
N0;iccs of:he l'ress

t is really the only illustrated chrU0iC'cr fash
l. ion in the country. It's supplements alone are
worth the subscription price OF the paper. s. ai.-
July maiBlaininR It's position - a mirror % t.sl-
On u also contains stories poems. brill ant ESSAYS
besides general and personal <OSsip.-BOst0a SGtI-
day EUSTttaQ Sd1fttS.
There never was any paper published ths- so G.
lighted the heart of woman. Never mind e q;
does cost you new dOrnpt; 10 viii save sou teI
times the ce In Ehe household economy II tcAc--
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The young lady who buys single auGrber o.
Harper's BAzar il made subscriber for lie S-,-
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The Bazaar IS excellent. Like all the peri .d'"1'f
which ths Hsrpers published. u is almost rfua.v
well edited and the class pi readers Tor whom g, =
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amilie--can not but pruGt by its good sense sad
good taste. which We have no doubt. are to-day
making very many homes happier than tnsy ntav
have been before The women began taking ie-guus
Ia personal and household and social uait&gr.rtut
nom this good natured mentor The Ngiisn v l.
Nebraska advertiser., 1870-12-28

We learn that Mrs. Phoebe Elizs
Mathewson, the young and accom-
pIished advocate OF Woman Suffrage,
contemplates isiting Brownville,
with the view of addressing our peo-
pie upon her favorite theme. We are
pleased to learn this fact, as she pos
sesses a sweet voice. pleasing man
ners, and an exceedingly pretty face.
by no means an objection to an audi
ence. We hope she will come, and
that when she does a full house will
greet her.
Nebraska advertiser., 1870-12-28
DIED,

December 2ith., 81 his residence in NeIna
iia City, Nemaha County, Neb. DANIEL -
LARK, Esq, aged 81 years, a native OF Va
terbury, Conn,
- He was an upright man and a Mason. y
Also n member, In full communion, of the
Episcopal Church. y good and true man has
fallen.
Nebraska advertiser., 1870-12-28
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Nebraska advertiser., 1870-12-28

We have three extra copies of the
CUuntry Geatle1ads for 1872, for which
We desire subscribers. Those wish
ing this first class agricultural paper,
will do well 10 call On,us. as We will
dispose of them at club r,,t-s.
Nebraska advertiser., 1870-12-28
Estray n Notice.

TAKEN up. by the undersigned, living in SeHa-
! Ea city, on the 18th day of November 1871,
one clear dark red heller, between one and two
years old. with clip on the under part of the
right ear, and \ small hole through the same ear.
No other marks visible.
7-5t SAMUEL. T.. SOPER.
Nebraska advertiser., 1870-12-28
EsTRAY NOTICES.
Esrray Eotiee.

TAKEN Up by the underSigre ed on the 18th day
| of November, 1871, in Washington Precinct. on
the Big Muddy. about nineteen miles west OF
Br1WuViIlf I'm Nemsha county. Nebraska. two es-
tray calves One u steer, black and white; the
other a heifer, red and white. supposed to be six
months old CHARLES HAINE.
S-5f
Nebraska advertiser., 1870-12-28
Legal Notice.

In the Distric- Court, Nemaha county. Nebraska.
Jonathan Higgins, pIsinti II, vs. Benz f. Duncan
and A. ]. Chambers, defendants- Action to quiet
title.
rrHE said Benz. r. Duncan aud A. ]. Chambers
L nonresident defendants, will lake notice that
the said Jonathan Higgins did, On the 9th day of
December. ISL file has petition in the District
Court, within and for the county OF Nemaha. and
state of Nebsas ka, against the said Benz. F. Dun
can and A. J. Chambers, defendants, setting forth
therein that he is the owner in fee simple and In
pehceable possession OF the following described
real estate, situate in said county, to-wit:
The west hals of the northwest quarter Of section
No. eleven. Ni. and the east half of the northeast
quarter OF section No een (l0) Rll In township No
six. (6) north, range No thirteen, 3) east OF 9th
Principal MERIDIAN in said State
The object and prayer of said petition. Is 20 quiet
the title of plaintiff TO said lands to obtain discov-
cry of the title deeds by which the same was con
veyed by said Duncan TO said Chambers snd pro-
cure said deeds to be recorded and 10 perpetualiy
enioin the said Duncan from making any convey
ance of said lands in fraud of plaintiff title and
interest therein, and for such other relief as IN
equity, plaintiff may be entitled TO.
The said defendants notified that they are re-
qured 10 appear and answer said petition on OF be-
iOr a lie 10th day of January, lsg2. -
JONATHAN HIGGINS.
u ted. Dec. 9Th, 1871. sit.
Nebraska advertiser., 1870-12-28
MARRIED.,

On the 18th inst, at the residence of the
H5 ide s:father. Hon. >. Z. Majors, Peru, Men
by Kew. L. h. Lemon, assisted by Rev. u. y.
-, Xander, Mr.. ChAS. G DORSEY. and Mis-
LIZZIE MAJOHs, OF Peru,
Nebraska advertiser., 1870-12-28
REPOET OF THE CONDITION
OF THE
FIRST NATIONAL BANK.
At Brownvtlle, In the state OF Se-
brasfxa, at the close OF business, De.
cember 18th, 1S51. q,
22il.255.D
STATE OF NEBRASKA. s

STATE OF NFBRASxA,l nc
COUNTY OF NENAHa.
IAndrew r. Davidson. Cashier of the First Na-
tiOnal Bank Of Brownvlle do sOiemnly swear
that Ie above statement is true to the best OF my
knowledge and belief
ANDREW r. DAVIDSON. Cashier
Subscribed and sworn TO before me this 9Th day
OF December, ISL.
J. II. BRoADy, Notary Public.
CoRRECT-Attest:
JOHN L. CARsOS,O
+. F. JOHNSON. Directors.
my
Nebraska advertiser., 1870-12-28

The Daily Statesman, of Lincoln,
has been resuscited. 1t is creditable
looking paper with heterodox political
ttrocfiyft&s,
Nebraska advertiser., 1870-12-28
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
Probate Notice,

Probate Notice.
In the matter of the estate Of William Bebb, de-
ceased
NJ Office is hereby given that on She following
~ named dates. to wit End Tuesday in Janu-
ary: End Tuesday In February, and Ind Tuesday in
March, claims must be presented for allowance
sgainst said estite or they will be forever barred.
+. ST McCOMAS. Probate Judge.
Brownyfile. December 18th, ISL. 9-4t.
Nebraska advertiser., 1870-12-28
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HaTper'S Weekly is the best and mos. Interesting
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Nebraska advertiser., 1870-12-28
HARPER 5 wEEKLY.

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