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Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1873-09-30
Notice..
NOTICE.
To Arthur Edwards and Landrum & Welsh

To Arthur Edwards and Landrum & Welsh.
You are hereby notified that on
Monday the 22nd day of Septem-
Der, 1873, we will take the deposit
ton of Jno. W. Johnston, at the Courthouse,
in the office of the Clerk of the Circuit Court
of Washington county. Va; and at the Of
fee of York & Fulkerson, in the town of
Goodson, in said county, we will take the
dispositions of 7. ]. Willard and " Keebler,
on the 18th day of Sep. 1873, to be read as
evidence in my behalf in the case now pend
ing in the Circuit Court of said county of
Washington in which am plaintiff and you
and others are defendants.
Sep. 2-4t j. H. PEPPER.
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saml Ridseway, Pltf' In the Circuit Court
Martha Ridgeway, DIT. of Washington Co.

Martha hlugeWay, UIt. OF washington OU'
To Mss. Martha Ridgeway.
Take notice, that OH the I'd day of Oct. 1873
at Joseph Decks residence, in lower end of
Washington county, l viii proceed to take
the deposition of John Ridgeway and others,
to be read as evidence in my behalf in the
above suit, in which am Plaintiff and you
are defendant.
The taking of said deposition viii be con-
tinued from time to time, and from place to
place until completed.
John G. Summers, SAN'L RIDGEwAY.
Counsel foi Plff. Sep. "a.
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Total 700 Gifts, All Cash
The distribution will be positive, whether all
the tickets sold not, and the IL 0pO gifts all
paid In proportion to the tickets Eoid-all unsOld
tickets being destroyed, as at the First and Second
Concerts, and not represented in the drawing.
PRICE OF TICKETS.
Whole tickets $50 Halves $25; Tenths, or each
Coupon, So; Eleyn Whole Tickets for $500 22 l-2
Tickets for 81 900; ll3 whole Tickets for S. 900
z27 Whole Tickets for slO 900. No discount on
less than $500 worth Of Tickets at time.
The unparalleled success Of the Third Gift Con-
cert, well the satisfaction gvon by the First
and Second, mskes it only necessary to announce
the Fourth to insure TIE prompt sale OF every
Ticket. The Fourth Gift Concert will be eondue-
ted in all its details like the Third, I'd full par
ticulars may be learned from ercu lars. which will
he sent free from this Office to all who apply for
them.
Tickets now ready for sale, and all orders
compsnied by the money promptly nlled. Liberal
terms given TO those who buy to sell again
THOS. L. BRAMLETTE.
Agent Publ. Libr. Ky, and Manager Gift Concert,
Public Library Building. Louisville, Ky.
August Sim
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Plan of drawing same as that of Ken
lucky State Library Association.
Drawing to take place in NORFOLK
on
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COAL! COAL!!

an now prepared to furnish any quantity
of the best Price Mountain Coal that is now
mined below coke level. at zoe. per bushel,
delivered on the cars at Christiansburg De-
pot. i guarantee my coal to be the best
Freight to Bristol l0c. per bushel
1.ran il JOHN n. JORDAN.
Auu26.-3m.
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JOB WORK OF all kinds neat
" executed at the News Office,
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Greatest Bargains Ever Offered.

W.T. NJ s1LLIZ Y I'LL
of the largest and best selected stock
of Ready Made Clothing
(FOR FALL AND WINTER,)
that can be found in Va. or Tenn
Our MR.. J. BAMBERGER has lust
returned from the North. with large
and assortment of Ready Made Cloth
ing, which will be sold as low as the
same goods can be bought in BaIti-
more. Fine Stock of Gents furnish
ing Goods, such as white and percales
Shirts, Bows, Ties, Collars,
Hats, Hats, Hats.
Goods for Mems, Youths and Boys
wear. Remember to come early and
examine our Stock-No trouble to
show goods. Call soon at
j. BABEMBERGER & Co.,
Main and 9th ST.,
Bristol Va, aud Tenn.
apl. 1-tf
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vs Hundred and Thirty Acres
Practical Duties.

LIST. Every man should be married
at the age of twenty-five, or show good
cause for neglect of duty.
I'd, Every man should read some
good book aloud to his wife at least
one hour each day for the first ten
years after his marriage.
Sd. Every man should save annu-
ally at least one-tenth of his income.
And in order to enable him to do so,
he should purchase his Clothing at
J. BAMBERGER &. CO., where all
can get the
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1873-09-30

VIRGINIA:
At Rules held in the Clerks ONCE of the Circuit
Court of Washington County, on the first Monday
In September 1873;
James 81. Upton, PlaintiE.
Calvina H. Upton, DEPENDENT.
In Chancery-
The object of this suit is &c obtain divorce ga
vincuio mstrimonii" existing between the plain.
tit and the defendent. And it appearing by afida-
Wit died, that the defendant is Nonresident
of this Commonwealth it is ordered
that size appear here within one month
after due publication of this order, and DO what
may be necessary to protect her interest in said
suit.
COPy-Teste
l., It. CosBT C. C.
J, C. SUMMERS, p. Q, sept 9-4t
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I AIDES Kid, Lilse, Silk s Cotton Gloves
in all colors, neat and cheap at
I. 3. DUNN & CO.
Bristol J.n.l4, '73-tf.
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4 w seovilIe g Go

we ask 'arthe New Concern continuation OF the
patro age ~ my Friends and the PHblic-
Nay :, .s=l.-m 25 II. T. s. FERGUSON.
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SI,5OO.OOO.
LIST OF GIFTS:

divided into II, 0Oo cash gifts, will be distributed
by lot among tho ticket holders. The numbers Of
the tickets to be drawn from one wheel by blind
children and the 1. fts from anether
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WASHINGTON HOUSE
CHURCH STREET,
Lynchburg, Virginia.
NOTICE.

ENRON thi, date L. W. ScOVILLE, Manager Of
e the WAsHIEeToS HOUsE, is admitted
Partner in the business Of said House The bust
ness will be conducted under the style and firm Of
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This drawing has been legalized by special act
of the Legislature, to raise funds for the compile
ton Of the Masonic Temple in the city Of Norfolk
LIST OF GIFTS
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Bristol, Tenn, Dee. II, '7e.-ly
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-07-12
WASHINGTON.
Decisions By tho Attorney General.

Decisions BY the Attorney General.
WASHINGTON, July 11.-Upon o ques-
ton made by Mr.. 0rton, President Of the
Western Union Telegraph Company, the
Attorney General has decided that on
lines OF telegraph operating under the act
Of July "a, 1860, officers'o the different
departments Of the government may tel
graph each other on official business at
tho rates fixed by the Postmaster General.
The Attorney General has decided that
tho fifteen per cont increase Of compensa-
ton Of the employees Of the Senate and
House Of Representatives, as provided for
by the act of March Sd, 1873, applies only
TO those employed during the Forty.seO-
ond Congress, and does not apply 10 per-
sons whose employment in that capacity
commenced after the 4Lh Of March, 1873.
Secretary Richardson to-day appointed
F. B. Lillay Disbursing Clerk Of the 9th
Auditors office, Uiee HArett, deceased.
The superintendent Of mounted re-
cruiling service has been ordered to for
ward one hundred recruits to Omaha
from Now York for the Second Cavalry;
another detachment Of one hundred from
the st. Louis department to be forwarded
to Fort Union, New Mexico, for the
Eighth Cavalry and detachment Of ono
hundredSftom the same department 10
Fort HAye8 fOr the Sixth Cavalry"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-07-12

EARLY CLoano AGEM.-The early
closing movement among the retail mer'
chants in this city is now considered 9
success, as to the dry goods men, the
nIlliners md saddlerS, All these
classes Of houses north Of the creek
were closed Thursday and Friday
evenings. A movement Is now on foot
tor carly closing among the shoe deal
ers We learn that nearly all tho dealers
north Of the creek have agreed to close at
hsli past six, and tits contemplated TO
insugurate the movement Monday evening
Saturday evening is made an exception
all round; as very many persons who are
busy through the week habltually make
their purchases Saturday evening. 1t Is
contemplated, we believe, to continue the
early closing arrangement until tho 1st of
September. II looks now as II 1t would
run through all branches OF the retail
trade. We continue to believe this ar
rangement to be beneficial all around
add Injurious to none. To make 1t SO,
it is necessary that the action taken
by each class Of dealers should be uuali-
nous, aslwe trust il may be. '.-s
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REGATTA on tho Mononguhela.

I PTrrBURGH, July 11.-An exciting re-.
gatta took place to-day at NcKeesporti
on the MonongAhela. There were two
races, single scull and four cared. The
first prize in the single scull race was won
by Billy schsIf, and the second by Mick
DeermSrsb, both of the Mckee. In the
four cared contest three prizes were offer.
ed, $l25, S75 and $95. The first prize
was won by the Howard crew, the second
by the Sheridan crew andS tho third by
the Fisher crew. Tho distance In the
single sculI race was three miles; time
23} minutes. In the four cared race the
distance was four miles; time s4f min.
The forger ], G. Fuerth, arrived here
from Harrisburg in custody Of Detective
WEmot, and was locked up for hearing
in the morning.
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: SAN FRANCISCO.

SAN FRAHGsCo, July 1l.-At The Re.
publican primary election to-day nbout
5000 votes were cast, the Democrats aud
toughs taking an active part The rail:
road combination, with Billy Carr and
Senator Sargent at the head, claims to
have carried the city Tor their delegates,
the returns from two or three wards show.
ing q majority IN their favor. Thousands
Of The Republicans RETAINED from voting,
being disguised with the Belfconstituted
leaders and the manner In which they
Robert 0'MealIy, for the killing OF Mr..
Henry King, has been sentenced TO FIVE
years In the State prison.
The -BritiGh steamer Galley Of Lorne,
for hong Kong, took $8s, 900 in treasure
over 1900 barrels Of flour, and 100000 tees
= The Eaih IN Caiitornla's population On
all the routes Of rayel IN the last six
months Is. "a, AZ! 1900 Of Which came
from China and Japan.
GenTi n. 0Ganear died here 70 day,
after o brief illness,
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FOREIGN.
SPAIN.
o'KeIIY, the Correspondent Set at
Liberty.


Liberty.
CHerald specially
MADRID, July 1l.-O'Kelly arrived 81
Madrid and obtained his liberty under
the guarantee Of the British Legation.
BGYoNNE, July 1.-THE CarlIst forces
which captured Sanguise were soon drlv'
en- out BY the Government troops, who
sacked the place, burned the factories and
insulted the women. The pretext was that
the population sympathized with the
Csrlists. r
Reports have reached here that the
Carllst chief, SabalIaS, with 5000 men
surprised 1000 Republicans under Gen'l
Ga6renety, near Ripoll, that Cabrinety
was killed, one half Of his command
taken prisoners and all his artillery cap
tured. ~.
MADRID, July 1.-THE Impartial says
that the Internatlonalists In Alcoy have
risen against the authorities, shot the
mayor, burned sixty houses, and arc now
besteging the civil guards and volunteers,
who had taken relnge In the town hall.
They hold a number Of prominent citizens.
as hostages and threaten to shoot them Il
the troops attack the town from the opt,
side.
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AN INTERESTING GAAE.-A gentleman
from New Haven, Conn.,, lately exhibited
some sweet little games for children. One
of them, called The ely Leaf" is done II
this way: Take Il sheet of writing paper
cover Il on one side with gum mucilage
then catch a 1y; turn the fly over on biz
back; stick the back of the fly on 70 the
paper; and then catch another fly and do
likewise; put the flies close together,
heads all one way; keep on doing this till
YOU get the sheet full; then tufa the paper
over, and you'll swear that paper Is alive.
It will run all round the room. When
YOU tire OF this sport, turn tho paper over
and admire the movements OF the flies
legs. 1t will be perfect tlc Simih Of
grass swsyed by a zephyr. This will be
cheaper than taking the children to the
country 10 see It. -.r...... ~.
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The Shepherd Libel Suit Against the
N. Y. Sum-

New York, June 11-A Washington
despatch says several lawyers are engaged
directly and Indirectly upon the Shep-
perd, Dana libel suit, aud that the briefs
for the argument Of the case are before
Judge BIRtchford. 1t Is claimed that as
a police court Of the district exists by ar
act of Congress, within q territory where
Congress has exclusive Jurisdiction Of all
otienses against the United States, aud
not punishable by imprisonment In the
Penitentiary, that all editors Of all news
papers whose journals are sent into the
district are answerable to this court OF
the complains Of any person made betorE
1t, and that such newspaper, containing
matter held to be llbelous may be broughl
before 1t from any part Of the United
States and tried under the law for libel
prevailing here, which makes libel a Grim
lnal offense.
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Weather ReporI.
...r. ...r u wan DRARThHHR,
OEHIuI o. THI CHIHY SIsHAL 0PTIo4B.
WLBumGToH, D. O., July ll.-G00 2. =.
PRORADMITIRA

Saturday, for the Gulf States, southerly
winds, q higher temperature, increasing
cloudiness and local storms.
For the South Atlantic States, north
erly winds, Veerlng tosouthesst, With 10
cal rains.
For the Middle States, northerly winds,
partly cloudy and clear weather.
For the lake region and Ohio Valley,
winds generally Veering, 70 the northeast
and southeast, with q Using temperature.
For the Upper LGkE5 and NorthHes1 a
falling barometer, southeasterly winds In
Creasing possibly TO brisk and high, with
cloudy weather and numerous local rains
and severe storms, q,
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Ffrs nt Worcester, Mas.

WORCESTER, July 1l.-At II O'Clock
last night a fire broke out in the kitchen
Of c. +. Wilder's, in Burdett's block, OPP
pOsite Monument square, III n line ol
wooden buildings. The flames spread to
the stables In the rear, and TO the hotel
itself; thence TO the factory ol the Airing
Ion Piano Co, where two hundred finish
ed and unfinished pianos were destroyed,
but the furniture was saved. Jones block
was next burned; also Jones barn CON
hlning $500 rags, besides carriages, &c
4 small stream here interviewed and the
progress of the FIRE was arrested. The
loss was 100000, half covered by insur'
anCe. The fire was the work OF an in
CrnL;RrV
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In,ernalional e Convention llI Y.M.C.A.

PoUoHKEEPsIE, July 1.-THE proceed.
ings Of the International Convention Y.
N. O. attracted q large concourse Of
people The question Of pernlclous liter.
atufe came Hb again when q resolution
was adopted empowering the Association
to govern the matter In the respective
towns and cities and urging that memo
riSls be sent to railroad corporations In
relation to the matter, and also to appeal
10 the people through the press OF the
country. Dayton was selected As the
place Tor the next annual meeting OF the
Convention. 3Tii'y-E.. - t.'
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LONDON,
Royal Alliance between England
and Russia.

Royal Alliance between England
and Russia.
Herald Specially :.
LONDON, July ll.-A marriage has
finally been arranged between the Duke
Of EdInburg and the Grand Duchess
Maria AlexSnderowns, only daughter ol
the Emperor Of Russia. The Duke thus
fOregoes the right Of succession the
Duchess Of Sax Coburg, which fact in.
wolves important political considerations.
A General Commercial Congress Of
the Great Powers.
LONDON, July 1l.-lt ia reported that
the French government has under con-,
sideration the question Of calling q, Con-
gress Of tho Representatives ofthe. great
pOwerS'in Paris TO discuss the terms OF a
new commercial treaty.
LONDON, July 1l.-At the Liverpool
July meeting today, tho Liverpool Cup
was won by JarnRc, Lord Derby second,
Precentor third. The betting at the start
was six 10 seven against the wiuueF, and
five 10 one against Precentor. . D.
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ErrcntIon at SnGolk, Va.

NORFOLK, July 11.-Jim Brown, the
negro who last June murdered Mrs. Do.
zlen and Mrs. Jones, two old women re-
siding in Nanzeward county, was hanged
to-day in the court house yard atsufOlk,
in the presence Of four or five thousand
people. Brown was convicted upon bis
own voluntary confession Of guilt He
lately protested to have experienced re.
lellgious conversion, and passed much ol
his lime In singing and praying.
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INDIANAPOLIS.

Progress on the Exposition Building.
INDIANAPOLIS, July 1.-THE last brick
Was laid on the grand central hall OF the
Exposition building today. The root is
more than half on, and the building will
bc iGclOsed next week. Horticultural
hall, connecting tho grand central hall
with the agricultural hall In the east, Is to
be 50 by $50 feet, and will bo completed
BY the lirst Of August. A very large force
IS employed In the buildings. .....
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IRELAND.
arrangements Parade To-daY..FeaFI
of Disturbance at Belfast,

OIAnsemenS faIdue IOsudyssFehIt
of Disturbance at Belfast.
LONDON, July 11.-There is consider
able excitement in Belfast In consequence
Of the apprehenslons Of disturbance to-
morrow during the parade Of the Orange.
men. Tho authorities have made extern
sIve preparations for the maintenance oi
order, and are resolved 10 act vigorously
to prevent a re enactment Of the scenes Of
the last 18th oI July. One thousand
special policemen have been sworn In and
additional troops have been sent to the
city. Plscards were posted this morning
signed by Wr. Johnston, member Of Par
lament from Belfast, deprecatipg theI0r.
ange demonstration.
DUBLIN, July 1.-THE police Of this
city have addressed a memorial 10 the
Commissioners, declaring that II their de-.
'mandS are not conceded, they must de-
cline all responsibility for the prCserya.
tion Of order.
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CINCINNATI.
AErcst Of car Robberg.

CNcINNATI, July 1.-THE detectives
have arrested and brought to this city q
number Of coloTed people from Delhi
Ohio, charged with stealing goods from
burning cara on the Indianapolis, Cincin'
natl & Lafayette Railroad, last winter.
The cars caught FIRE during q collision
and tho negroes were very busy getting
goods out Oi them, and Il seems carried
away and concealed In their houses a
large quantity ot 6no cloth, silks, boots,
and other dry goods.
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Tmg ways Of the chronic ofice-seeker
are often amusing. Just now the iarm-
rrs' movement Is very strong in hinneso'
to, and all oil the candidates for office have
been taken with a violent love for agri-
cultural pursuits. Conspicuous among
these Is the Hon. Ignatius DonnGlly, who
is anxious to return to Congress, SO he
perambulates about the State delivering
furious addresses upon the grievances Of
the farmers, Rrrayed In the picturesque
costume OF a hickory shirt, blue overalls,
and brogan shoes. without stockings.
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THIS description OF political COnserva.
tives is copied by the Chicago Times as
applying 10 those political relics who
persist In thinking that the Democratic
party still survives :"a HTbey are hulks
rOttcnIng on tho slow waves, moored TO
the dismal shores OF the past, unable 10
catch with their rottening sails q single
breath of that good wind that veers
toward tho haven oi reform, Haunting
their old flags in the ruttipg air, on tho
Iotiing sea, and under the brazen sky OF
Darty world" ..-.
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CALIFORNIA.
Desperate Attampt to Rob a Bank al
MRFYSVIIle.

SAN ERAHcBoo, July 11.-A bold at
tempt was made TO rob the Bank Of
Decker Is JeWett, AZ MaIYEville to-day.
Frank Whipple, one OF three robberS, en-
tered the bank and presented pistol at
JeWetts head, sGying, "Dont move;
JeWett fell down and made his
way to the place where Chief Clerk
Bingham was writing. Whlpple leaped
over the counter and was followed by
Bipghsm, who instantly shot Whlpple in
the neck. A general and desperate fight
ensued, In which several shots were fired.
WhIpple finally turned and ran out Of the
bank. Bingham and Jewett fired OF him
simultaneously with double barrelled shot
guns. lie tell mortally wounded on the
sidewalk. Whlpple Is Gaid to have two
coniederates, John Tony and W. Wins
ky. They escaped and the people and
officers arc pursuing. Whipple was shot
through the body In many places.
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PHILADELPHIA, July 1l,-Jas. D. Bel.
ford, dRaJ George Mills, colored, employ.
ed for the past three weeks at Doyles-
town, was arrested there last eve on in
formation given by a colorCd man, whom
be made his confidAnt, as the murderer O.
Dr, @. F. Afford, Of Eldorado, KY, killed
on the 81
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Iowa is the only State Of the Union re-
presented as being entirely free from debt,
and yet It IS q State that has doubled Its
population In the last ten years, which
places il in the matter Of population as
number II in the Union against number
twenty In 1890 With such growth and
prosperity, 10 DO entirely free from debt
is a most euviAble distinction.
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CINCINNATI, July y1l.-The whole mum
Der Of burial permits Issued for the week
ending this evening, for all diseases, were
l79, showing large decrease since week
before last, when there were 257.
CINCINNATI, July 1l.-Five burial per
mits were Issued today, for cholera.
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MEMPHIS.
FataI AccIdent..No q ChoInrn,

MEMPHIS, July 11.-F. c. Selward, EN-.
ployed at EadGr s MellerShe's planning
mill, on Second street, while intoxicated
fell IRON a window last night and broke
his neck, He leaves family In Oxford,
There were but three interments from
all diseases to-day, and none from cholera.
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GkeGrteIEiqRncer.

Tue CRY ACCOUNTS AoAM.-In the
Civ Council last evening the project for
, civ auditor was killed in the First
Ranch. A resolution was finally adopt
rI by both branches instructlng the FL
nance Committee to report the name Of a
suitable person to overhaul and adjust
the city books, with the salary the Com
ailtee think should be paid,