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Aged, uncomely, and black,
Nothing but rags for her back;
GriZzled old wool on her head,
Nothing but straw for bed.
Eyes that are failing and dim,
Looking, uplifted, TO Him;
Hands that are horny with toll,
Calloused on slavery's soil.
Form that is shapeless and bent,
Strength that with labor is spent;
Face that is wrinklcd with care,
Arms that are bony and bare.
Heart that is burdened with love,
Fresh from the fountains above;
Spirit as white as the snow,
Or lilies that spotlessly grow:
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Free from a blemiSh or faint
Thoughts, simple, holy, and pure;
Hope that is steadfast and sure.
What tho a slave she was bonn,
Her babes from her bosom were torn !;
Living or dead she knows not
Jesus her freedom hath wrought.
To Him she continually doth cry,
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Let my eyes sec my lost lambs again,
When done with all sorrow and pain"
Aged, uncomely, and black,
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TUE Alaska GOLD DISCOVERIES.

Silver Bay, II miles from Sitka, Alaska Is
said 10 be the scat Of great gold discoveries Three
quartz leads ia that region arc thus described oy re-
ceut visitor
Doyle an ifooney Ledge !: 10 miles from sna. Gold
a said tn have been seen at the groupings The ledge
tsScs a downward run, and the tunnel is expected
strike the ledge 40 or 20 iess "u s .c surface HALEY
sitks Gold plainly visible found intermlxed with
quartz and blue rock Penty Oh Wood ana water 10 the
anars three feet deep and with every blast ire
9old comes out glttering. Specimens have been as
Mining Company are working third ledge. half mile
above the Haley ledge Groupings q feet In width.
been taken out. all showing gold freely. Specimen
saved by MI j. s. Fisk, Portland, S2Ti to the tor Gold
appears bc OF hner gram and less coarse than In
Halcy's Ledge.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-04
The VIRGINIA CANVASS.

PROSPECTS OF CONSERVATIVE SUCCESS.
A BITTER CoNTEsT-THE WHITES AND BLACKS AR
RAYBD AGAINST EACH OTHER-THE VARIOUS
CANDIDATES AND THEIR HIsToRlEs-THE CON
SENTATIVE MAJORITY EXPECTED TO REACH
SEVEN ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS FOR THE sENA-
TORsHIP.
IFRos THE SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT OF THE TRiBUAE.l
RICHMOND, Va, Nov. 2.-The Importance OF
State election in the South since the war; ~ viewed
by tho average Northern politician IL measured, not by
the effect II expected 20 have upon the fortunes OF the
people directly interested but by Its bearing upon ma
tional politcs. canvass igvolyng no great pincipe
either sdea scramble fOr local oiice-ii II oc
ours IN Presidential year, becomes great nauonal
contest IN Which Senators and Representatives, Cover
and Cabinet ministers engage local questions are
sight Of the fitness Of the Tcspccge candidates is
ignored and tie election hccomcs simply IN e1chsa foT
the discussion Of questivDs Of general policy ami ho
seOpe ro rallied not 70 vote fog The best men, bat ~
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AN IMPORTANT BANKRUPTCY DECISION.

RICHMOND, Oct. 31.-In the United States
Circuit Court to-day. IN the OF George W. Dlard
aud other baokrups judge II. L. Bond rendered an I'M
norant decision Tue creditors having dockecdlutS'
ment obtained DEGREES the State Court directing tue
sao OF billiards. property. Afterward Diard lied Pc
,ition IN bankruptcy and claimed the homestead eNomp
finn of $1,000, which exemption was allowed ~ the
United States District Court BY Judge Underwood The
creditors then carried the ease before Judge bond by
pottion aud he decided the following points, when en-
tirey reverse tho ruling OF judge Underwood:
Firs3: When suits pending IN State Courts before
the Of bankruptcy proceedings a. there
e no suggestion OF fraud ana no interests al Ia" Eenelai
credit will be prludieed the Bankruptcy Cart ought
not Ia interfere with the jurisdiction Of the II &c Court
Second: when the bankrupt mas made dvedoi trnst
70 SECURE creditors he IL not entitled 20 any exemption
OUT OF the property conveyed until the deed satisfied
or adjudged fraudulent to creditors by The State
Tnird: When the proceedings in bankruptcy we're
commenced before the passage oi the amcndory act ot
March B. 1919 the bankrupt - entitled u such ehenp-
only allowed by tue laws eAsthS NJ lnc uno '"'
proceedings commenced. -.
Fourth The amendatory act so far as u is deeafa'orJ
OF the intentions OF the act Of 1851, Is VOID, 49,,
Fun The rights OF the bankrupt ana inc oreullo,s
are liked according the laws In force when the n,s
rnptcy proceedings commenced, and no suDse9uehe
islation effect them.
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NECESSITY FOR THE APPOINTMENT OF JUDGES.

NECESSITY FOR THE APPOINTMENT OF JUDGES.
TO The Editor Of The Tribune.
: SIR Ii seems to me that the difference be-
tween electng aud appointing judges is precsey th"t
between the ancient pure democracy ana our modefn
Democratic Republicans. II we have not a sufficiently
moderate opinion qualifications TO admit that
do things for us better than we can
do them ourselves should go back to purely demo-
cratic form OF government. and thy our criminals by
popular vote. l. for one am ready to admit that do
feel qualified to select judicial officers at least not
with the little time give TO the task and propose
TO assign the duty my agent the Governor precisely
intrust the charge OF a suit at law TO my lawyer
both hold strictly responsible for ther actions, and
II they mismanago know whom 10 blame
Practically find that and great majority OF voters
not respectable voters only, but voters good bad,
and ndifereut-leave matter OF selecting these i'm
portaut officers sundry miscellaneous meetings called
primaries" shall not inquire whether we might not
control these "prmarIes," Tor ! know that we don't
and that there indications that we Will hereafter
any more than have heretofore. But In running
the list OF Governors OF the State OF NewYork do
not find One-and have anything but a high opinion
OF some Of them-who would not have been
afraid To appoint an utterly incompetent OF cor
rupt Judge, even II no higher motives determined
bis action. He might not have given us the
best possible Judges but he would have at least tried 10
give us good ones, would have had the means OF know
Ing VINO would make good ones, ana would nave neen
disgraced by any disgraceful appointment and very
much more than by bad appointment to an admins
tratiye office
II We who are jealous OF any abdleaton OF our priv
lleges and perhaps 100 ready to DE frightened oy ts
would once consider that really cannot do every
thing we'll and that IL lie no more reflection on our
selves to nrust the selection OF judges to our agent
at Albany than 1t is to ntrust our treatment when sick
TO our doctor seems to me that there would be little
opposition 10 this change In Constitution, which, ac-
cording all precedeps will reasonably to give
us good judges, while the old one has given US SO many
bad ones who have brought disgrace the name OF toe
state at home aud abroad, and cost the whole country
millions In well the loss OF that good name
whose value Is not 20 be estimated. ID.
Brooklyn, Oct 80, 1873
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but II would be an impertinence 10 impu@ sucn 'rne
TO our Great Minister OF Finance INC purpo'e "
great stroke OF financial WISDOM is annou"O''
d, NJ SILVER into circulation; but what
are we 10 think his instructions 10 the an
Treasurer ct NewYOrk not 10 administer even ,s ,
house. and PostOficc, the ground lnat D.Ius ne
service OF the Government they arc not ereaors VI M
Government, and consequently not eht tieu W ,ni9
homeopathic remedy Now tue nec3ssllies VI InVos -
the clerks In the above mentioned Offices arc sncI NOT
withstandnZ their priuceiv salaries that theF arc
unable TO hoard s very often, however desirable tnat
might be; and dare little specie PAID 20 u!em
would circulate quite rapidly enough ~ please even NJ
Richardson. l don't know anything about finance, and
the wisdom the referred to tx doubtless appat
ent TO the most superficial student OF that unccrJ1
science; and co. Will cry-Great ~ tails Admins
ration III financial oxpedcnts, b1! greater sr covering
above All others in wisdom and staesnahsnp. - our
Wonderful Minister OF Finance. btlOAACs'
Ner- York Oct. 1919
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'RenOminated.
THE STATE AT LARGE.

CANDIDATES FOR AssEuBLYMEN SENATORS, AND
JUDGES OF THE SUPREME COURT.
The nominations made in this State tor
Asscmblymen, Senator'S and Judges OF the Supreme
Court are gwen below The Republican candidates are
printed in Roman. the Liberal Republicans and Demo
crafts in italics and tue Prohbitionsts in small capitals
members of the last Legislature preceded by an
asterisk:
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NO SILVER FOR GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES.

TO the EdtfOr or The Tribune.
SIR: In your paper yesterday, in the Wash
inRton Notes. is stated that Mr. Richardson intimates
that by the time the people become accustomed to silver
ittle he will increase the disbursement to $40 In each
case Instead Of ~ THIS sounds very much IKE Joke
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e Estimated.

BY tho above returns Gyms c. Carpenters majority
over Jacob G. Vale Is 2f,957 Complete returns VIII
probably increase his majority to about $1,000 In 1872
Josiah YounGs majority for Secretary OF State was
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SENATE.


10. Edward NJ. Madden.
Frank Abbott.
II. John G. Hogeboom.
BetVdBtn Ray.
HENRY w. RACE.
~. Isaac V. Baker, jr.
R0s1UeH A. PdTmeater.
Is. Charles 4. EastOn.
Jesse q. Dayton.
Ia. Henry g. Connolly.
Jacob II. Mech.
10. Webster Wagner.
&c. Franklin w. Tobey.
X. W. LipingsioHe.
II. wells =. Dickinson.
Ralph Slcinburn.
10. Morris WinslOw.
Andrea O. Middleton
Farmers and Dem.)
10. 'SamuelS. Lowery (Rep.
and Llb.l
En0eh h. Armstrong.
20. sArchib'd G.. MCGOWAN.
Dasid a. Averg.
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NEw-JERsEY.

In this state LEGISLATURE, twO-thrds OF the Senate
holding over, and county officers, will be elected Tie
following are the tickets the counties lynx on the
border OF New-York:
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In this state a Governor and other state officers viii
be elected for two years and Legislature, neaaIf Of
the Senate holding over for year. The State tickets
are as follows: ,.,, IA,
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YIRGINIA.

virginia will elect Governor and other State officers
for four years and Legislature for two years Tue
latter will choose United States Senator 10 succeed
John F. Lewis Republican, whose term expires IN 1879.
Tho q. tn tinltnts arc cOmpOsed as follows:
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induce the Republican at Washington tO prevent
the appointment to important positions In the House or
on its committees OF Congressman who nave been
concerned in Credit Mobilier business, or who have
specuated in Immigrant railroads or nave accepted
,onev or nresents from contractors. This sudden
rognit0n OF honesty in public life Is in every way
mendabe. The most satisfactory feature int, however
nubican ranks who have been guilty OF dishonest prc
iices-a fact which has hitherto been very srenuOusy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-04
DRIFT OF POLITICAL DISCUSSION
VALUE or CAUCUS NOMINATIONS.

VALUE or CAUCUS NOMINATIONS.
from Boston Adrertt'er (Repl
Let it be understood, once Tor all, that a
regular caucus nomination is Of no value TO cana
he unless his claim the nomination mas been openly
aud unless he is himself t representative
OF the character and sentiments OF his district Ihat
phere and putting the whole caucus on SOOu DC
hn ulnr Lhnn 4 Mnrll Of thenIlZlnC about II.
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DIED.

ALIEN. On the ga instant, at % a. m, Mo.
ELIZA G. ALLEN, in the 9th year &c her age
Her funeral will take place from her late rs~Ideso>,
No. 622 5th street northwest, Monday sfterness
at clock Der relatives sad fricads are iavii.a
TO attend lTerre Haute, Ind, and Alexandris, We /,
MACLEOD On the morning &c SATURDAY, Fes
I'D, Of pneumonia, HELEN TALBOT eldest d.ash /.
ter Of VIM, Macleod, Treasury Department, in de
Notice Of the time and place Of her funeral will g.
pear in the morning papers.
MCLAIN. On the 18th instant NJ the resideuce q
city, Mr.. iLiz%s McTsfS " ME , q 'i Msss:..
Esa-, q the Department VI Agriculture, IN the est
Smiatie sn S ae.c,icn.,. a., -,
daughter, wife and mother and her gentle spril al
tschtd TO her all ~h no knew her Through life H~s
disease Wa consumption, and it, long coutinuea
by her with exemplary patience and re~ignafioe
And though called thus early Co part from husband
children and many friends-soine Il her childres
greatly needing her tender care and wise csunsel-
yet. when the will Of her Heavenly Father msAs
clearly apparent, she calmly resigned herself % d,
cicus and disposal. Her dying testimony TO sSs
efficacy OF her faith and childlike confidence was
gwen lev hours seoTe her departure by repestisg
yeeus can make dying bed
Peel soft a. downy pillows are,
While on His breast lean nv head,
And breathe my life out -xesfly there -
And IN this full assurance of blisSful immorts ltg
she gently passed "oser the river 20 the land q
the ever living
RICHARDSON. On the 2ist instant ALBERT
RICHARDSON, aged 81 years.
Relatives and friends 81 the family requested
1903 lst street, between y and r, northwest Sas-
day, al "a O'Clock p. m.
SHREEyE. In MddIesex county, Va On n,
18Th instant, Capt. THOMAS sHREENE, in the
The funeral will take place from his late resideur-
street, near sth, southwest on SUNDAY sfternecs,
tiyes are respectfully invited 90 attend
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MARRIED-

BALLINGER-PEDRICK. At the rcsideno. Q
Rev; james W ecdw ard, on the 10Th instant, N NJ
iSoN ADAMS BALLINGER, Of Gallsiin, No !, %
OF Mrs. John &. Pedrick, q tins city lRepl
pAnIS-RIckE1Ts, February n, i1s. b, Res.
:. A. Wilson, JAMES N. DAVIS. Jr. 30 Mis- ELgA
Nj. RICKETTS,, all Of Washington, ID. e.
GRANT-C0NNOR. On the 2Hh instant, az the
ahurch OF the immaculate Conception, by the Rev
u. y. Mccarthy, assisted ly the Rev r. A M,st
MARTlN GRANT 90 Miss KATE CoNN0R, ssss
Of Washington.
IN the Protestant Episcopal Ohurcb, Beitssille Ma
by the Rev Mr.; Erne.i, FREDERICK A. T,OHIS
fELf, Jr., 81 Washington, u. C., TO DOLLY,
daughter Of the late John Brown. ESQ, C Prime
Georges county, Md. prince Georgian piee.s
copy.
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A FATAL QUARREL BETWEEN BRorHERs
ABOUT FIFTY-CKNT BILL-A difficulty oc-
CURED about O'Clock yesterday afternoon at
No. 25s Rampant street, between two brothers.
named Joseph and Theobald warth, during
which the former cut and seriously wounded
the latter i'm the abdomen with q saddler, s
knife. A colored man came into the store TO
pay small sum due, and made a purchase OF a
whip-stock. He gave q ffty-cent bill to be
changed, part Of which was due to account of
each Of the brothers. In the division of the
change quarrel ensued, when Joseph warth
moved toward his brother Theobald with arm
appraised and stick in his hand, as IL to make
an assault AZ this, Theobald Warth, who was
at the workbench with q saddler's knife in his
hand, put the hand with the knife forward to
shove his ilfuriated brother away, when the
wound in the abdomen Was inflicted. Dr. Fol-
well attended the wounded man, and pronounc-
One.-N. o. Pic. l2fA.
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE Days.

D Auctionesrs and keaI fsasse Brokers'
Southwest corner Pennsylva nia avenas and nth q.
Star Once Building.
AssIGNEHs' SALE OF ABOUT FIVE rHoUs-
AND DOLLARS' WORTH or FINE oR6cB-
%, I1S On HSEbx AZ and TUESDAY MORN.
- sna NE s #
sell, st the store northwest corner Of lRh
and streets, the following superior assossmeuf e
Fine Groceries snd Liquors:
Fine Keller and Baker Whistles,
Sherries and Port Wines,
Gin, Rum and Bitters,
s Esn ssl snS E RSss Spirits
Parker House Tomato 6oup,
Right chests Of Teas,
Condiments In great variety,
Pickles Of all kinds,
Olive Oils, Washing Blue.
Canned Fruits Of all kinds,
Starch, Rice and Candles,
London Cracker,
Fine vinegars, Lard,
Fine stock Of Backing,
Oil and Oil Cans,
Sugar Mill,
Patent Cheese Knife,
Tubs, Buckets aud Brooms,
Clothes Lines and Twinc,
Together With many articles not necessary to men.
ALso,
One superior Horse,
Two Grocery Wagons and tive sets Of single
N.B-We would call particular attention to the
trade and also to parties who are furnishing for the
9Th If March, TO this sale, the goods are all fresh
and in good condition.
H a. H HIRE shkkN'{ Assigneos.
fls LATIMER a CLEARY, Auct.
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AUCTION SALES.

RA D. N. VA kEnR.
u Real Estste Broker a.d Auctisneer,
No. 1sS 7th street, between and II Streets
TEgsIEEs SALE OF THREE TWO STORY
IEELN IHIRp AND FouRTH sfRfKrs
N0kTHIAST, Az AUCTION
and myself dated orsos9 Il i ptn sss aa ss t
lsee record: Of Wsshingtos, D. @, vii .ei. :
IS, bidder, o. RID Az, The sth day Of Mas.h ISIS,
~ O'Clock .. m, all OF lots numb RID g. 9 TO- IL
Wa hiaetos, D. O., toseth.r with the improyen snts
Tef.as TO be made known on the day of sale: slse
are not complied with within seven DAYS after SALE
the property will be resd at the risk aud cost IL the
dsfsuliing purchaser. C"nrryancing at the rur-
.GEoRGE W srIckNEY. Surviving Trustee.
fa-eo&ds BRAISARD II. WARNER, Auet.
RY LATlMER CLEARi,
Southwest corner Pennsylvania svenue and nth q :,
Star Once Buildings.
TRUSTEES SALE OF HOUSEHOLD AND
KITCHEN FURNITURE
a By virtue OF AIDED Of trust duly recorded
H1Columbia, and by directi,n of tb- Older "i
tthe mote secured thereby, will sell, II public
% On he pfrisss M &C. 10 ssse
and streets, the entire contents thereof, consist
Wsinai HaircIo.h Parior Furniture,
Bedstesds. Bureaus san and Wsshstands,
Marbrotes, Lounges. Toilet Sets,
Carpets, Oil Cloth, Straw n a,ting,
Feaiher BIDS, Boosters and Pillows,
Blankets, Spreads and Sheets,
Wire Safe. Large Rsfrigerator,
Heating Stoves. Cook Stove,
Kitchen Requisites, &e., Sc.
Terms cash.
f22 LATiMER & CLEARY. Aueis.