Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-12
SATURDAY. SEPTEMBER II. 1868.
On motion Of Mr.. Means, adjourned iii,
"oei"ck tomorrow morning.

On motion Of Mr. Means, adjourned iii,
"oe'"ck tomorrow morning.
slxru pAY.
September l2lh lsCs,
Board met 81 o'clock pursuant 10 al
jousnment
Upon calling the roll all ,hs men b.r,
appeared except Mr.. Aplin.
Minutes Of yesterdays proceeding rcd
ard spproved.
Mr. Applcgats from the Cor.mi,se On
Bridges 4 Highways made the following
reports.
four Committee 10 whom The report
VI the Commissioner in the Rock
inghsr 4 Wspsie road case Of Allens
Grove Tcrnship also two remonstrsnces in
the sace case was referred. Your Com
m,tiec have examined this case and re-
commend that the legal notice ~ provided
in chapter $50 la.s Of the Sth General As
scm5ly be published in the Weekly CO.
zsfte Of Davenport ths. the report Of said
Commissioners and the sesurvey Of the Same
be set fur The OH day OF November mex
for final hearing. Which was adopted.
Your committee to whom resolution.
from the committee Oh public buildings
ard grounds wa. referred asking an arpro.
Priaticn to build stone gutter in front Of
the Court House; your committee are Of
the opinion that it would bs useless waste
Of money, until the street 10 macadamissd.
We therefore report adversely on the same
Which was adopted.
Mr.. Stearns, from the committee on
equslizstion, made the following reports !:
Your committee to whom Was referred
the petition Of John L. Swits, asking TO b.
relieved from pay ing tax second time !;
have examined the same and are not satis-
6ed from any evidence contained in the
said petition, that the taxes 40 sst forth
have ever been paid. We therefore beg
leave to report adversely to the prayer Of
the petitioner. Which Vas adopted.
Your committee to whom wss referred
the petition Of the Nav York Life lnsur-
ancs Company, asking to have the penalty
attachsd to the unpaid taxss assessed
against them) for the years 1865 and 1867
sbsted, to Wit:
Taxes for the year 1866. sci 90, penal
" tS5,8s.
Ta1es for the year 1867. ssl 90. psnslsy
e7,S2.
Ewing had the same uudsr considers.
ton and given the matter . thorough ex.
animation. would respectfully report in f.
ver Of allowing the said petitioner to pay
the tax Of the year 1866 with ten per cent.
interest from the time the same became Dc.
linqssnt, and the tax Of 1867 with all the
penalty attached. Which was adoptsd.
Your committee . whom was referred
the petition Of Charles CLINE, asking "a
have the sun Of 125. 90. taxes ovsrpsid on
IN. erroneous assessment Of his property fol
the year 1867. refunded to him have u.
amiusd the same and would respectfully r.
port in favor Of granting the prayer Of lhs
petitioner. Which was sdoptcd.
On motion Of Mr.. Bunch, adjourned till
Tuesday morning at 10 o'clock.
PsorLs's PARTY TicKEr.-Ths County
ticket vas made this day and il is At th.
head Of these columns. The selections ar,
excellent, and the candidates are not ye
born or named Who can reach them within
sse tAessand eotes. There's the truth fo1
you in . big chunk. Now Try II on.
AN eclipse Of the sun 10 announced to oc
cur in August, but It bears no comparison
Of the eclipse Of all hair preparations BY
that ~onderful medical phenomsna-D
Tsbbett's Physiological Hair Rsgensrator
Gray or faded hair 10 easily aud efectually
restored. ito falling of prevented. and 70
mArkable growth produced. Every bottl,
warented. Try il. Sold BY all druggists
CLorHiSo Franz Meyer is row receiving
tho largest assortment Of Clothes eve
broush. into the city. all who wish goo
| suits at reasonable prices should 60 .
once to Meyers, first door below the Ns
tional Bank, Second street.
WE are glad to hear that the Constitution
Bitters Of Seward & Bently, are fast 81
preceding the great variety Of mserabl
nostruns sold as Bittors, and the proba
bility is that tl.s sale OF Bitters will soon b
confined to the Constitution. We hope
will bs 50, fer they are every way worth
Of success.
Use Soward's Cough Cure for Bronehiti,
60 10 tlse Central Park for re