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DEATH OF nRs. SCHUYLER CoLFAx.


Il 10 with feelings Of deep sadness that we
arc called upon TO announce the death, after
lingering and painful illness, Of Mrs. Evelyn
Z. Colfax, wife Of Hon. Schuyler Colfax, Of
Indiana. She died at Newport, X. l., July 10,
1868, In the 4lst year Of her age.
For several years, during Mr.. Colfax'S scr
vice in Congress, Mrs. Colfax resided In this
city, where she soon became the centre OF q
largo circle of the most valued and influential
citizens, then residents Of the capital She was
a woman Of great moral worth, and sincere,
practical, exemplary Christian. n
All who were honored with her acquaintance
will bear testimony to this assertion. Wecouid
not say more If VIC should write a whole col
ums. Her loss will be the cause OF deep grief
IN a wide circle Of those who survive her, aud
who were proud 70 acknowledge her as an ae-
ausintance, friend, and companion. We most
sincerely condole with our friend Mr.. Coifax
!, this, his great sorrow.
When Mrs. Colfax left Washington she had
msde arrangements for summer visit to New
port with party. She was in better health
than she had enjoyed for some time previously
but soop after arriving at the seaside she was
prostrated by sickness, which proved fatal In
sptte of the efforts of her physicians and th'
unremitting attentions of her husband ant
friends.
.. uAh, Why should bitter tears bc shed
. In sorrow DER the wounded sod,
when, verify, there are NO dead
OF all the ehiidren Of our God!'
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-13
Naval Orders 'nD-sls y.

Lieutenant Commander j. G. Walker do.
tachcd from the command Of the Baron dc KALI
and waiting orders. ,
Lieutenant Commander ID. l.. Braino ordered
to temporary ordnance duty, Navy Yard, New
York.
Boatswain VIM. Long detached from The
PowhaiLan and waiting orders. '-.
Carpenter e. w. Baincoat detached from the
BASH.
Carpenter Chas. Boardman detached from
tho Wabash and ordered to tho Navy Yard
Boston.
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-13
The Counter Rebellion
in North Carolina.
A SUCCESSFUL FEDERAL RAID.
Great Quantities Of Rebel Stores De-
stroyed and Captured.

NEwBERs. July 9.-The Raleigh Register, in
referring to the extra session Of the Legislature,
says:
"There is mischief brewing, which bodies no
good to the Confederate cause. History tells
us that the Legislature does not warrant us in
expecting anything but mischief at its hands"
TIC hegister says that the Governors organ,
the Raleigh Standard, Is doing oil In its power
to incito the people to rebel against the Cou-
fcdcra,e Government. Members of the Legs
lature from Caswell county have come out for
reconstruction Of the Uuion, and the Whining
ton Journal says that other members are in
tending to openly advocate the same thing.
The expedition which left on the night OF tho
sd inst, returned on the morning Of the 7th,
having successfully accomplished its object
Gen. Hickman, commanding the infantry and
artillery, attacked the enemy near Kingston,
where he compelled the enemy TO remain while
Lieutenant Colonel Lewis and Major Cole, with
sixteen companies of cavalry, proceeded on To
Vienapsvil!c, ninety miles from Newborn, where
the track Of the Wilmington and Weldon Rail.
road was destroyed for great distance, by
bending double rails, burning bridges, etc.
An extensive sabre factory al Kenarsvillc.
with many thousand sabrcs, was burned; also,
an extensive knapsack factory, with some &c, 600
knapsacks. Nearly every town through which
the cavalry passed contained q rebel commits
sary depot full of Confederate stores, which
were burnt, Together with great quantities OF
cotton, tar, pitch, rosin, turpcntine, horses and
mules.
| Negroes and prisoners were captured in great
numbers. Some 500, In confederate money
was captured from collectors in Vienansyillu
aud large amounts from other tax collectors
amounting 10 nearly hall a million, which
with the immense amount of property do
stroyed, is a severe blow 70 tho robel cause Ia
North Uarolina-all of which was mplislIcd
| xpit hnu ha ln-z nf IN aur rstI l,F
enemy were unable to meet our cavalry foi
want Of force. Gen. Hickman sustained ne
loss In his artillery duel with the enemy IA
Kingston.
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-13
GEN. GRANTS DISPATCHES.

Surprise has been manifested by some tina,
the fall of Vicksburg should have bccn first
announced TO the Government by Admiral Por.
ter. The explanation is this:
Admiral Porter dispatched his fastest boat
with messenger from General Grant and on,
from himself, bearing dispaichss to their respec
tive departments. General Grants mcssengel
stopped at Memphis, and ADMIRAL Porter
messenger kept on 10 Cairo. '.r II
It happened that the telegraph wires botwccr
Memphis and Cairo had been cut by guerriilas
and this accounss for the arrival Of the nav.
dispatch in advance of the other.
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-13
s,.r ,s rns roronaU.

Dsaa psd,sssf Rsssls Dssss,.g Down.
1T a we o to press, ws learr from Fred
erik \ ths tho eorn whisA hss ragged SO hercely
M{ b iemod,A,oys s,eiuits } Of NahInston for
the last twenty -four hours had not reached the
upper Potomac, where tho two armies lay, up
70 this- s,orning, but that tho, sky was very
cloudy and a storm threatened. Tho river was
nevertheless quito high and could not be
fordcd. -
A dispatch received here from tho vicinity Of
Edwards Ferry to-day states that the dead
bodies of rebels begin to float down the river
Eight bodies, in rebel uniforms, were taken VI
at the Ferry this morning, aud others were
seen. Those discovered, bear marks Of having
been shot, showing that in attempting TO cross
The river they were shot, or jumped Into th'
river after an engagement on Its banks.
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-13
LOCAL AFFAIRS.

THE WEATHER.-The oldest inhabitant shak-
eth his head dubiousiy to-day. The storm oi last
night and this morning his old remembrance can
scarcely parallel, the time oi year being consid-
cred. All our streets, alphabetical and numerical,
were flooded. When the oldest looked ~ seventh
street this morning, he had ga cataract In his
eye" the water Tan In u broad sheet, the entire
width Of the thoroughfaTe carrying to Pennsylva'
MIA avenue a lot OF miscellaneous rubbish, Ia
which rats struggling to keep their heads above
water old boots, turniptops, etc., were curiously
eommingled. Catsfaets descended from other
streets to common level OF disappeared in sewers
"What once was Goose Creek, but Is Tiber now, >
was swollen and angrily chaied its sides like the
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-13

IMPORTANT TO FEMklEs.-DR. CHEESEMAN'S
PiLis.--Ths combination of Ingredients In
hcsc Pills are tho result Of long and extensive
practice. They are mild In their operation, and
certain In correcting all Irregularities, Painful
Mcnstruations, removing all obstructions, whether
from cold or otherwise headache, pain In the side
papitation Of the heart, whites, all alice
tions, Mysteries, fatigue, pain In the back and
limbs, &C., disturbed Sleep which arises from inter-
ruptions Of nature.
DIR. CHEESEMAN'S FILLS
was the commencement Of new era In the treat
| ment Of those irregularities and distractions
which have consigned so many TO PREMATURE
oRAvE. No female can enjoy good health unlcs
she Is regular, and whenever an obstruction takes
place the general health begins TO decline.
| DIR. CHEEsEMANS PILLS
are the most cneotual remedy ever known for all
complaints peculiar 10 Females. To all classes they
invaluable, inducing, irih certainty, periodical
regularity. They are known TO thousands, who
have used them at different periods, throughout
the country, having tho sanction OF some OF the
| most eminent Phpsicians in Im6r.ed.
EIpcI di,stfioiis, stating ,rhen hsy should moi Be
ttScd, with each box-the Price One Dollar per Bor,
containing from % to 20 Pills.
Pills seal ty mai, prompiiy, BY rcmitting to the
Proprietor. Sold by Druggists generally.
II. b. HUTCHiNGS, Proprietor,
| 20 Cellar street, New York.
Sold by " s. stALvERT FORD.
i Cor. Pa. ave. and nth st,,
ia I9-eod6m Washngtou.
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-13
The lie odczyous for Drafted aIen,

Tho drafted mon of husctts-somo
$1,000 in numbcr-will rendezvous, it Is re-
parted, at Springfield, under tho command Of
Gen. Dcvcns, who is recovering from wounds
received at Chanccllorsvillo. .
We hear that the Government Is considering
the question of making Washington tho rcn.
devious for all drafted men from Eastern
States. Gen. Casey urges upon tho Government
the necessity Of subjceting all oficers taking
command Of drafted men to rigid examlnaI
ton. . .,u
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-13

To CHASE THE PmArEs.-Orders were re-
cclvcd at the Brooklyn navy yard from WASH
ington Friday, directing Admiral Paulding 10
dispatch to sea at once such vessels of proper
tunnage az were At his disposal. In fow
hours the corvette Marion, with midshipmcu
on board, and tho yacht America, were sent OF
fully manned and equipped. Two regular
navy built steamers arc preparing rapidly u
follow them, and before week five or six YES
sells will be on their track. 4 r"r, .t."
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-13
NEW PUBLICATIONS.

U. 8. Army; those adopted by the great Eu-
Ss:s ss. WIN 10 &c
walton, Destruction and Re-ostaeitshment OF
Bridges. BY Brig. Gen. GEosok ~ SvLLUh; ,Iv
Ehief Of stan of the Generaiin-chief Of the
Armies Of the United States; &c. D. WsS Nor
trand, isa Broadway, New York. puohsher'
This IL . handsome volume OF 22o pages
containing drawings illustrative OF pontoons
and military bridges, with all their parapher-
MALTA. The work Is very important one for
military readers, as II was prepared by an OFF,
Ger Of great experience marlborough knowledge
of the details. General Cullusn had the super
vision, almost exclusively, In tho building and
prepsring for service the ponsoou trains sent
70 Mexico, including the section LEFT at West
Point, and has for years given great attention
To subject which is one that should be thor
oughly understood by our military engineers
at the present time.
The book Is for sale by Hudson Taylor, 334
Pennsylvania avenue.
U. $. INFANTRY TACTICS. 70, the Ip.t,,gs,ion,
Exercise, and Maneuvres OF the soldier; q
Company, Line Of skirmishes, And Battalion
for tie CoLosED TRoors n the U: .. Infantry,
psstnsni. sRasai ufS' 3. Van Nosrsnd, isa Broadway
New York, publisher.
The title Of this volume sufficiently indicates
its character and importance. II has been ap-
proved by the Commandor-in-chief, and is
adopted for the instruction Of colorcd troops
by the Secretary Of War. We notice that IL is
very complete In all its details, and the officers
OF colored regiments should procure copy
Hudson Taylor, 1884 Pennsylvania avenue, hat
. supply.
THE COMPANY CLERK: showing How and Whei
10 make out all the Returns, Reports, Rolls
and other papers, and What to do with them
How to keep all the Books, Records, and Ac
counts required In the Administration OF
Company, Troop, or Battery In the Aamy o
the United States. by Capt. .Auousr '
KAuTz, sixth U. s. Cavalry Colonel secon
Ohio Volunteer Cavalry. J. b. Tippinoott
Co., Pbiladslphia, Publishers.
The plan of this work is one that ought l.
commend u 10 line officers, and we doubt no
it would save an immense deal Of confusion il
accounts and losses to ofiiccrs. For sale b
Hudson Taylor '..ra
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-13
NOZZLE WORDS Z

"wunNHynR rHHY (rA1 REBsLs) HAvB THs
"poWIn. rHlf DRIVE Bsyo8I THEN INTO THRiR
"RArYs rHD couTHHRr PEOPLE, AND THEY
woufD ALSO nRIvn Us. TRUsT TnEn NOT.
"wnnn yIsr ABLB, TnEY WOULD INVADE AND
"pEsTEoY Us WITHOUT MERCY. ABSOLUTELY
ASSUMED OF THESE THINGS, AN AMAZED THAI
"ArY ONE COULD THINK OF PEACE ON ANY
"rnRns.' HI wHo ENTHRrAiHs rHn SENTIMENT
"Is vIf ONLY TO m SLAVE HH VINO UTTsRt
"IT At rnIs f1nn, nonsovnR, n A TRAITOR n
"HIs coUurnY, wBo DnsRnvHs TEE sCoRN AMI
ooBSHfPT OF AL noroRABlB EN."-Ross
ersss, b tk 0sesvsl Asss'soay Of 0Ase, February
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-13
Arrest Of an Agent Of the Rebel Govern
ment IN Brooklyn.

An agent Of tho rebel government, named
Hyland, upon whose track the Government dc.
tectivcs have been for some time past, was ar
rested on Thursday last, at the Piorrepont
House, Brooklyn, N. Y, by Col. Sherman, and
sent " Washington. The accused had been
past, under the name Of Moore, aud was tracked
there by Col. Sherman, who got introduced To
him under another name, and by Stimulating z
secession tendencies learned from him several
important matters and plans for getting con-
traband goods 70 the rebels from Europe. IIy-
land was about TO leave for Europe on Satur-
day. A number Of important documents have
been found among his baggage, which have
been also taken 10 Washington.
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-13
=. THIS Is AVERY WICKED WORLD.

- THIS Is VERY WICKED wOttLD,"
Says the man In the play. Tho Now York
World newspaper, immediately after the re-
pulse Of Lee, was constrained 10 utter somo
sentiments that bore the appearances Of having
been prompted by patriotism. but the South
crn journals Of a later date have since como to
hand, and aflcr perusing them tho editors Of
the World returned 70 tho mire and slime OF
Coppcrhcadism. Here is a list of their. cdto-
risls in their issue OF Saturday:
|. Its leading article is a labcrcd attempt 70
prove that we were virtually defeated In the
battle of Gettysburg, and that reports to the
contrary are false.
II. Another article justites by the laws OF
war the assumption Of the rebels, that they are
entitled to put to death, uDIuestioned, all
negroes'found in arms against them.
Ill. A third advocates the offer Of terms oi
peace to the rebels now in arms and on the soil
of loyal States. .. ,,r
". Asserts that the Government has offered
S25 apiece for Sioux scalps.
v. Denonnces the draft as a mysieriou,
piece of Russian or Austrian dospotisn, ant
asserts that Democratic districts are TO be NOR
heavily taxed for conscripts than Republican
| VI. Abuses the President of the Unite,
States for permitting a squad Of cavalryn,en u
ride with him from the Executive Mansion /,
the Soldiers Home, night and morning.
! VII. Asserts that the National Governmep
aud the rebel rulers ut Richmond arc In collu
sion in the suppression Of important informa
tion for the purpose OF ock-jobbing. -
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-13
Prom Fortre - Monroe

FORTRESS MONROE, July 1.-The revenue
cutter Cuyahoga, from Hilton Head, which ar
rived here to-day, reports the Atlanta there,
doing guard duty.
She spoke of Hattcras the prize steamer Nep-
tune, captured June 4, of Mobile.
Tho Roanoke arrived In Hampton Roads this
afternoon; also the Neptune.
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-13
Ths Pirst Natlonal Bssk Of Psnnsyiva-

PHnAp1LPHrA, July 1.-The first National
Bank of Ponnsyivania commenced business to-
day at the corner OF Third and Chestnut streets,
with capital Of $4,000. G. W. Davis is tho
president, and Morton Mcstlchael, jr., the
cashier.
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-13

THE following poem was sent 70 us in the
early part Of last January, when 1t was believed
that vicksburg had falleu. II is quite appro-
pirate now. A distinguished writer has sald
that wallaee's Union lyrics during the present
terrible national crisis are brimful of genius
and power-the noblest of their kind.-ED. RE.
PUBLICAN.
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-13

DEATH or AN OLD PRisTER.-Wm. T. Glea-
son, who had been employed as compOsitor
on tho Courier tbirty-H years and eight
months, died yesterday morning, attic age Of
tifty-nine years and thrcc months, Of apoplcxy.
-BoSton COnrier, Oh.
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-13

A South Carolina officer, one Of tho prisoners
taken at Gettysburg, says that Leo was defeated
In consequence of Beaurcgard falling TO como
to time. IL was an important part Of Lee's
plan that Bcauregard should be on this sidc Of
would yet turn up in time To do immense scr.
ui..
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-13

A lad named Ripley, 10 years old, hanged
himself in bingham, Massachusetts, last week.
The first family Of Rpleys that over came 10
America landed in bingham, In sixteen hun.
dred and something. .s .. . .. rr
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-13
NOTICE TO Suffers.

lhe attendance Of the following persons, Is Ie-
auired forLlpih, at the Naval General Court-hiaI-
tiai now IN session at the Philadelphia Navy Yard,
10 give evidence in the csse OF Acting Ensign Will
They will bu allowed two t2) dollaIs per day
whilst IN attendance, and ten llO) cents per mile
Iur travelling expenses.
"Pofonac Riper-Schooner Sarah JaAG.'n
E. DemortiueT, supercargo.
ID. :. Telcinon, clerk, iU7,h N. y.
VIM. Reynolds, clerk, iU7th N. Y.
John Myers, clerk, Atm u. $. Artillery.
"PoiOmac River Schooner G. ". GJice.'"
W. y. Filicy, sutier, Goth Ohio.
Charles SteS ems, Butier, ith Ohio.
II. h. smith, sutlcr, 7th Indiana.
- POionlac Rip,T-Sch0oRer y. H. Cdfcr,'"
L. prownold, sutler, bath New York.
X. Thaleimer, 10th Pcnnsylvaha.
"POlomac Riper-SthOoneT Aan HaBlbieion.'" "
II. J, Creighton, captain,
| J. hlerwin, sutler, Sth Ohio.
| q. Gates, autler, 23d Pennsylvania.
"Poiomao Riuer-S Schooner 'MiJnionetc.'"
| James Jones, captain,
| John Rich, sutier, atth New YORK.
| o. King, sutlsr, lst Maine.
| A. Knox, sutler, 10Th Massschusetts.
| Dy order OF Hon. GIDEON WELLEs
Secretary Of the Navy.
! US. NAVAL JUDGE ADVOCATE. JyieiW
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-13
FIGHTING YesrKnDAY.

A gentleman who left Rockville this morn
ing says that very heavy firing commenced
about o'clock Sunday morning, In tho dircc-
tion OF Harper's Ferry, and lasted until nearly
noon. when he left Rockville he had not
learned the cause Of II. e.,
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-13

RAnRoADs.-ARRvAIA AND DErARTuRh OF
r.A,n.-Ths sdversass neuts on our INST page
arc Inserted BY authority OF the railroad compsntes
sevsraiiy named, are oAcial,y corrected when
chAngss are nsde, hence be relied upon as coll
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-13

A Vienna editor, In the exuberaucc Of hlb en-
thusiasu, recently penned the following:
",There Is young singer oriIeyl Patti,
Accomplished, arch, pfsttt sud natty;
The folks In Vienna
Would rather take seppa
Than hear any one sing after PAtli.r
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-13

DISAPPOINTED ExPEcTArIoSs.--Tho Chaita-
nooga Rebel, on the 10Th ult., congratulated its
readers on the circumstance that tbe-harbin-
ger rays Of peace seemed to burst In harmo'
nious lustrc from the long night Of war" and
that never had "the horizon OF the Confed-
edcrate States uprisen in such cloudless splen'
dor as now." All the Confederacy had to dc
was to "drlye Grant out of Mississippi, invest
the Yankee Capital from Maryland, and do
feat Rosccrans."
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-13

CRIMINAL CoURr.-The case OF Martin Sny-
der was tried this morning. lie was indicted on a
charge Of grand larceny. .,.I
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-13
SPECIAL NOTICES.

TnB NATIONAL UNION LEAGUE WILL HOLD
p,iSHo messlnsa- every TUESDAY EVENING,
In their Hall, Asl Ninth street. There Will b
speeches, National Songs, Ac. The rcading-rooms
open every evening. apr NV
James A. Brown, Esq, 10 duly authorized and
accrcdited a an Agent n solicit and receive sub
scriptious and contributions In support Of tho Ma
tioaal Unioa League RcAding ROOM. .t
WIN. BEBB, President.
TnEo. y. STOKES, sec'y.
To CONFERENCE.-The advertiser having
been restored TO health ID few weeks, by worry
simple remedy, after having suffered several years
with . severe lung affection, and that dread
disease, consumption, IL anxious to make known
10 his fcllow-sufierers he means Of cure.
To all who desire 1t he will send copy Of the
prescription used frcc of chargc,) with the direo-
tons for preparing and using the same, which
they will lind = syRE CuRE for CONSUMPTION,
ASTHMA, BRoscniris, NC. The only object Of ths
advertiser In sending the prescription, 10 TO beno-
nt the afIlictcd, and spread Information which he
conceives 70 he invaluable, and he hopes every
sufferer will try his remedy, A. It will cost them
nothing, and may prove blessing.
r' REV. EDWARD A. WILSON,
Willlsmsburgh, Kings county. New York,
NY 1S-5m
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-13

CoLoRsDl REGIMENT PAID OrF.-Tho First
District colored regiment was paid OF for the irst
time on Saturday last
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-13

Watervillc, Me-, is shocked at tho discovery
that one of Ito most prominent citizens 10 a
forger 10 the amount Of 81, ,00V. He is In limbo.
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-13

ArPoIsTMENT.-Col. Grandin has been ap.
pointed notary public by his Honor Chief Justice
Cartier, Of the supreme Court Of tho District OF
Columbia. -, ia l,
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-13

UT- The CONFESSIONS AND ExFEKIENeE OF
AN INVALID. Published for the benefit, and As 4
warning and CAUTION TO YoUso MEN who suffer
from Nervous Debility, Premature Decay OF Man
hood, etc., supplying At the same time THE MEANS
or sELF CURE. by one who has cured himself AZ
ter being put 10 great expense and injury through
medical humbut, and quackery.
by enclosing . postpaid addressed envelope,
single copies may be had OF the author.
NATHANIEL MAYFAIR, Esq,
my 2s-iy Bedford, Kings County, N. Y.
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-13

Letters for Alexandria, Cairo, or Suez are
liable to the same rates, but, under existing ar
rangements, 0'y ca. only De prepaid TO 0.e sh-
tent efMe United States postage (vih: 81 cents
when tho Atlantic sea conveyance is by a
United States Packet, and cents where said
conveyance 10 by British Mail Packet) which
postage Is required 10 be prepaid.
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-13
aua Q

QUACKsRy.-I earnestly caution young men
suffering from Nervous Debility, &C., against
dangcring their health by patroniEins any Of the
advertising quscks. You can fully recover by tho
methods used by the advertiser, and by hundreds
of others, and in no otherway Read letter which
will send you, II you will send me postpaid en-.
yclope bearing your address. Direct TO
~ Nr EDWARD II. TRAVER,
an B--d6wGm Lock Box, Boston, Mass.
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-13

' The GREAT PENNSYLVANIA RoUrE.-Ths
quickest and safest route 10 the Northwest an
Southwest. Two through trains daily, and one o,
Sunday. soldiers tickets at Government rates 10
all the principal points in tho North and West
For tickets and further Information apply ct the ef
nee OF the "Great PennsylvAnia Route" !" northeast
corner PennsylvAnia avenue and Sixth street, un-
.. n.;on Sundays to r. N.
=. Q. NORTON.
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-13
FROM THE FRONT.

Everything from The front to-day indicates
that Gen. Meadp Is close upon Loo and will
not allow Tho rcbel W escape. .g.,.s o. ...
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-13
(For the Republicanl
THE TRUk KING, OR, THE FALL OF
yICKSBURG.

,edicAted to Major General Grant and Admit
POTTER. BY WILLIAM RoSs WALLAeL, auth
ct the "sword Of Bunker Hill," Nation
Anthem,'" God OF the frcr,' ac.
r Power, power, power, sins,
Mighty Cotton Is the king;
Armed with despot lash and rack,
bleeding subjects at his back,
How he laughs their gIosns TO soorn,
They for him alone were born:
Cotton 3 King
SO the naughty sntraps cried,
Storming in their goddess pride,
Honor, mercy, never known,
Justice on shattered throne,
And the only chorus, Might
Red-srmed power, make the right
Cotton "a King"
Hark there is another cry!
How It sweeps a tempest by
See, a Nation fre-cyed stands,
Freedoms Charter IN her hands;
lee, the satraps storm no more
While the guns on Vicksburg ToaI-
God is King ~
".
Triumph, Mercy, Freedom" shout:
Fling the nag q star-storm out!
Honor has not left the cline;
Justice sweeps the harp Of time.
shaking all the joyous shore,
While the guns on Nicksburg roar
"Cod Ii kingr'
v.
Nations, join the joyous cry
Worlds that shuddered In the sky
As ye looked upon the chain
ClSaking round our earth and main,
Shout, " The reign OF Hell is DER"
While the guns on Vlcksburg roar-
Over worthless Vicksburg roar,
Over fallen vicksburg roar
"Gop Is KINGr