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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-10-17

The following items are extracted from thu New
York papers of the 10th:
It is reported that Gen. Mansfield h-s been order.
ed to Fort Hatteras, and Gen. Wool will return in.
mediately to Fortress Monroe
The papers make great ado over more insgina-
~ victories on the North Carolina coast The
Chekamaeomico affair is transformed into an at
tempt on the part CT the COnnfeder es to take Fct
Hatterss. Three Confederate steamers. loaded
with troops, were suHk by the Federal fire snd al
on board drowned. OF course lie enc hersabouts
believes this tale.
The report of the evacuation Of Lexington bv
General Price is confirmed. lie is said to b. re
treating Southwark
The Hays Arctic expedition las returned to New
YORK without accomplishing any substantial results
Sontaz, the astronomer of the expedition, disd du
ring the voyage.
Colonel Joseph P. Taylor. Of Kentucky. brother
Of the late President Taylor. has been appointed
Cofnmissary General Of the Uuitsd States Army in
place of General Gibson, dece2s ed Tbs new Gem
missary has also been promoted 70 the rank OrBriy-
adler General.
Minister C0rvi1 has finally procured permission
of Mexico to pass Federal troops through her terri
tory, for the purpose Of attacking the rebels This
is official.
Tue report Of difficulty between the british
Minister, Lord Lyons, and Secretary Seward was
brought by gentleman just through from.Bati-
more, who says that Lord Lyons CHARGED sd ward
with tampering with lis dispatcher, Lord Lyons
has moved TO Baltimore.
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Gen. y. u. TwirRs-


Erom me Rev Cr-el1s Cseseelt, Oct N.
At his own Request, this tzue patriot snd dali
guished soldier has been relieved from the Rcti,
duties Of his important command. That hi, shoui
De 50 IS alike source Of regret to the public sr
the General. The people wish his services
country needs his ssrviCes-he is anxious % serI
both, and die for both, if need be, but, unfortur
stely, physical incspzcity prevents. His head
clear, hls brain sctigs, and his patriotism as Eel
vent as Of yore, but IS inumated above the disa
olhiles Of disease preventing that personal an
active attention which be deemed aecessary 10 th
requirements Of the occasion. he asked to be I'd
hsvsd HIS motives viii be duly appreciated BY bI
felOw-cItlzsns. and his conduct Correspondence
nonored. The subJoined dispatch from the Actinl
Secretary Of War needs no explanation:
RIClNoND, Oct. 9, lS6I.--Gen. D. f. TWIaGs: youl
dispatch received. The Department learns v n
regret that the stats Of your health is such as n
cause you to request to be relieved from activl
duty. Your request is granted, but you are ey
pected to remain in command until the arrival ol
Gen. Mansfield Lowell. who has been appointed u
succeed you, and who leaves for New orleans toI
morrow. p. BEAIAHIx
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sPeeial DisP.;ea to IA Charleston Courier.
From FaIrfar


Esc1ps Of G Confederate Pris0ner-T5s rsHsf g,
Ar1ay al Hdshing. CH-PlqRS Of Gen. AieC,lfp :
FARFAx c. H., OIsober I3.-One Of orr .old.
JUST escaped from Washington, brings the ipfa
genee that Gen. Mcclellan has an army Of ooe hg
dred and twenty thousand infantry, ten th0usa
cavalry and one hundred batteries He Is waiti
TO drill the two latter arms Of the service. A Id
raj attack IL not contemplated until the middle
November. His policy is TO advance IN three c.
umns mile at 3 tiIne, and fortify as he proceeds
Several tons Of bales soaked in tarpentine hal
oesn provided with which the troops intend bur-
ing the woods after the leaves are fallen. M
ooJect being First, to smoke out masked bsttsria
second, to illuminate in case Of a night attack.
Fort Ellsworth and other fortifcatiens have bel
mined.
The comHa nders Of the United States forces
this side CT the Potomac are Gems. Franklin ~
kssrney.
20 600. -
Washington IS strongly fortified in the rear
Several Of the Vi sinia Cavalry have beer. killI
and wounded BY tt enemy's plclsets.
Pinckney Of South Carolina. taken prisoner
Manassas, Is dong well.
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Andrew ]. mcLemore. E,g.

Inc Richmond correspondent of the Petersburg
Express gives the following account Of the death Of
ANDREW J. NCLEMoRE Esq, of hempbis. who was
accidentally drowned in Richmond on the 9th inst.
We knew Mr.. MCLEGORE from boyhood. and we
knew him to possess one of the warmest of hearts.
bright intellect and high toned honor. He was
graduated, with the highest honors, at the
University of Nashville, and soon after Ioca-
ted in Memphis, where he has ever since
resided, with the exception of few years in San
francisco, California. Mr.. MCLEMoRE was on his
way to Manassas to join the army, at the time of
his death. He has three brothers in the army. two
az Columbus and one at Fairfax Court House. He
was son of Col. Jno c. MCLEMoRE who, for many
years, resided in this city. The following are the
remarks of the Richmond correspondent:
Another gallant young soldier has gone to the
tomb before he had an opportunity Of serving his
country on the battle field. Andrew jackson Nc
Lemore, from Memphis, Tenn, reached this CITY
some three or tonr days age and stopped at the
SPOtswood House, intending 10 proceed to Manas, as
at an early day, where he has & brother serving
IN captain Bennett's company. Night before last.
while endeavoring 70 grOpe his way to the Peters
buFg Depot, he accidentally fell into the canal and
was drowned His body was found yesterday, and
Key bearing the number of his room at the hotel
disclosed his identity. He had IettPrs from his
father to President Davis and other distinguished
public iunctionaries, which had never been pre-
sented. An inquest was held by the coroner.
verdict OF death by accidental drowning rendered,
and his body placed in a metallic burial case and
deposited IN the vault at Holly to await the
Of friends.
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a Blrr1E DOSE F5G TIE YAxKEss.-Tho edisa
the London WsaRg D-spztei pours the follow
broadsiee mo the blatant Yankees:
While blatant 7 ankss>foOls have. in Pars
Boosting Of their sympzthy with the ds,poI
frsnce md Russia, sni in New York have
Rowing for war With England; while tbsv \
been beating their breasts Ike gorilias 70 Iash j.
ssi'es up to terociy, and Dragging and boa,
,'enoush to make monkey puke," the S0utberI
gave sad nothing, preserved their dignity "a
Oy Wise but etectul2 re7icence; have qglstly bli
up the IiIHss CORES ondent with ca1ayis 7T,i N
,etuhs hlql apparently see ever thing and rel
know nothing; s1d a;eadi'T pursued the nofiev
nave frequently f1-eahadowed Of pretending t1
treat until they had ed the invaders ist, \
southern territory, that they might riss "a bslI
tlem- Inc result IS an ignomiuious defeat oil
Taporllg gascons CT the North within siqbt Of n
very capital IN great pitched battle. and A ~
sirauon Of their u--er unreal-5y OF The prs.so.i.
and the entire hollowness and treaeherv ~ M
appearances and demonstrations Of the Fs,isrlII
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me report thas &c Federal enrin.tr. -.
y terrifying some Of tie height, EI;cb go
naiiinlere, has Questioned feelineie III p7infsi /,
y on the part not ouly OF refugee.s from tbsf Id
iai city, but also on the part OF tI!oss WHO a.
ing forward to an advance Of our arrpv- AZ u
tant period, upon Aarylan soil. Tusag.,,s
brutal as the Opposition Of the Nartb ne \
SHOWN itself, We feel assured that the bar,l,- 4
OF Baltimore y stretch Of barbarity ami ,n,
when even Northsra fanatics viii never w.,
upon Policy II 70. humanity would nr.v.,,s
4 plees OF WsntOn ssYsgery as the 3e,t-rc'il
immense unarmed city, containing. as il 3oes
ie" warm supporters Of tie UnIon Gsveiunl
Inc nrss Il 'et Of ouch bambar1ment wo,,l.t /
eoavers every veci.ls-iag bOmboozled ITn;on,sf \
ate into n ardent SecessioGists. in = -
makes unit Of ;he State in deail5 bostilirv n
NORTH
mat We are nat i-C1rrect in nakinx tItis On
SION Will be readii granted By all who re .oIlecl
usry arnour with WHICH volunteers Tucked
10y On the threstslad attack on the 2I.t Of Al
Al NAT ianders feel pride ia their eouluaI
niesiOpoils, and mos- Of them are c9o1eete1 -
Sc strongly By social and business ties tbst IT,
- le-oh y Lincoln hirelings would dig an ind
Sole suH between them and every Marylspdrr
Srouse saeh spisiE Of vengeance througbour
oeA-e Is OIood aIoEe could quench. Is ia also II
mentioning that Federal HilI-tbo onI,- -.
ned as Tar a. we have learnad-msv have -
trenehed and supplied with cannon ratbsr - 4
o9Jeet o. defending Fort MeIIerrv. y b1cb r.
mands, than from any other motive R;eB5, =. u
ds'iHsr, SEPTEMBER a.
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valued portion Of my old Congressional District but
advancing years snd the present STATE Of my health
render it impossible.
l GU correctly estimate the deep interest which ]
leei' IN common with the citizens who will there be
assembled. in the present condition of our country
ms IS indeed seriogs; but our recent military re-
verses, 80 far from producing dependency ia the
minds OF loyal and powerful people, will only ami
mate them 20 more mighty exertions in sustaining
war which has become inevitable by the assault of
the Confederate States upon Fort SuHlter For this
reason, were it possible, waving all other topics
should eontne myself To solemn and earnest appeal
TO my eountrymeB, and especially to those without
families 10 volunteer for the war and join the many
thousands of brave and patriotic volunteers who
are already in the field. This is the moment for
action, for prompt energetic and united action and
NOS for the discussion of peace propositions These
we must know would be rejected by the States that
have seeded, unless We sh uld offer to recognize
their Independence, which is entirely out of the
question.
Better counsels may hereafter prevail when these
people shall be convinced that the war is conducted
not Tor their conquest subjugation but solely for
the purpose Of bringing them back their original
position IN the Union, without impsiring in the
slightest degree any Of the constitutional rights.
While, therefore, we shall cordially hail their
return under our common glorious flag, and vel
come them as brothers. yet until that happy day
shall arrive 1t will be duty to support the Pres
ldent, with all the men and means at the command
OF the country, in vigorous AMI successful proSeS
cution Of the war. Yours very respectfully,
JAMES BUCHANAN.
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NORTHERN NEWS, RUMORs AND LIES.

The ''OId Public FunctIonaryU Turned
Up.
The following is a copy Of letter from exP resi-
dent BUCHANAN to Union meeting at Rayesville,
Chester county, Pa, from which it will be seen he
goes the entire length and breadth of the Black
Republican party in its war upon the South:
WHEATIAND, (near Lancaster,) Pa. Sept %, 1851.
Dear Sir: have been hOnOred by your kind in
vltatioB, as chairman OF the appropriate committee
to attend and address Union meeting Of the citi-
zens of Chester and Lancaster counties 70 be held
at Hayesville on the lst Of October. This should
gladly accept proceeding, as it does, from a much
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Mas KEITH In aasver 70 the numerous ipouir;s
which have been made Of - concerning the q Eooss
OF Mrs. Keith, we VII state that after remaining
Jail several days, SIZE was discharged by an orslN
from Gen. Hinder, st whose instance She was az
rested the second tins. Upon her discharge she al
peared in the apPesteI Of her sex, and We, suppos
will not again soon undertake 70 play the bowl
sOlger boy She lumedisteIy lett here for Mem
phs, which she claimed as her hoIae-LaHelJ,rr
RepUJicqn, Oct5JsrI4
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following letter from President DAVIS to Mr.. NsI-
| son:
RICHMOND Aug. 18th, 1861.
SIR:-I have received your letter of the 18th inst
10 which you ask to be discharged frem arrest and
| prosecution and make promise that you will "as
citizen of Tennessee submit TO her late action ard
relglously abstain from any further words or acts
eminent"
The desire of this government being tn maintain
| the independence she has asserted, BY the united
feeling and action of all its citizens it has been its
policy not TO enter into questions of difference of
political opinions heretofore existing.
am therefore pleased to be spared the necessity
OF inquirng whether the accusation against you be
well founded or not, vexatious not, and to rest
content with your submission as loyal citizen of
your State to her recent action in sdherng to this
| Confederscy and adopting its permanent constitu-
ton by an increased majority. have ordered your
discharge and that of your companions from Gus
| tody. am, etc,
JEFFERSON DAVIS
To THos. A. r. NELSON Esq,
Ash have not any time ever visited three fourths
of the counties, composing the fourth Congressional
Districts, 1 shall be pardoned for sayingby way of
introduction to their good citizens that within the
past Ave and twenty years. hare represented Mau-
ry, Marshall Bedford, Coffee, Cannon, Dekslb
Grundy, Warren and Van Buren,, either in the Con-
gress of the United States or the Legislature of
my native Tennessee. In February last was elect
ed to the State Convention from this Senatorial Dis
triet. l am happy to be able tc say that, during
the long period specified, whenever have asked
the suffrage of the people, they were given by tri
umphant majOrities. II, N. WATTERsoN.
McMinnvllle, Oct. I6, 1861.
GEO. W. LLOYD, of New Rochelle n. York, arrived
here Tuesday from camp Green River, Ky. He
was arrested twice by the LINcoLylrEs while com
ing from Lexington, but managed to escape Hav.
ing no documents with him to show that he was
true to the Southern cause he was arrested by Col
Hanson, at camp Green river and detained until he
could get an answer to dispatch from Gen. HEN
RY A. WISE vouching for him. Mr. BENJAMIN acting
Secretary Of War, at length answered the dispatch
giving the proper guaranty
lie speaks very kindly of the officers and men
with whom ne was associated at Camp Green River
and especially of the kindness of Col ROGER Han
SON. His destination hence is Richmond, Virginia
We are authorized to announce Hon. H. S. FoorE
as candidate to represent the Congress of the Con
Tolerate States inhe 9th District composed of the
counties of Macon, Smith, DeKalb, Wilson and Da-
wilson.
Gov. FooTE will insert short political csrd, ad-
dressed to the voters of this District.
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I viii further say that heartily endorse the
following letter from President DAVIS to Mr.. NEL-
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We are authorized to announce Hon. II. S. FoorE
as candidate to represent the Congress of the Con
federate States, nthe 9th District composed of the
counties of Macon Smith, DeKalb, Wilson and Da-
wilson
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Sn nSRn VEEVEF CORKs; Jast rsssivs1
ocl5-ds PAWS. LANES = 90
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Reef Cattle and Hegs vs. mated.

EHTE paying n highest pr sss for all seed Beef ost
g AID Hogs, and snxioBs to by zlarrs nsuss-
each rd respectful y ask et Of hose having either Cattl
or Aogs for sale before dspog Of thsm s'sswhers
JUMMl NGS 4 elk ESON.
tcttf-cu College 81 Get, above Chufch
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FROM KENTUCKY.

Gov. FoorE will insert short political csrd, ad-
ressed to the voters of this District.
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CANRO zAyAEzT, BoWLTsG GEssS EYJ
Octs bFr is. "a
IL GbEsht IA ana bsoa ksseconf Bfttl
n Of TeaIssses Cags - dibeessd I-ia tie ernmap
i1nsi atsy. By ordes y. " cox.
oeiI-EH Major C0nuau dinE,
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THE FREMONT AND BLAIR rmBaoe.ro
Col. Hairs Charges ana Specifications
against Fremont.

COLONEL BLAIRS LETTER TO ADJUTANT GENERAL THOMAS
ST. LOUIS, Sept e. 1862.
Brigddier General Thomas, Ad,uant General, IT. s
Army, Washington City, d. G.:
GENERAL herewith enclose letter from Cant
Mckeever, Assistant Adjutant General addressed to
me py the order OF MAJOR General John G. Fremont
Commanding the Western Department which is da-
ted September "a, 1861, and was received by me
last evening.
You will observe that the letter orders my re-
lease from arrest, it alleges in consequence of
the request of my brother, the Postmaster General
Blair, and accompanies the order for release with
some structures upon "the breach of military pro-
priety," of which it states have been guilty. and
states moreover that the improperly consists in
using my family position lay private letters with
unsustained accusations, before the President dis
turbing the Presidents confidence in the Command
ing General, and seriously impairing the efficiency
of this Department"
feel myself constrained to say that l have not.
IN my opinion been guilty of any act of improprie%
ty, but have performed my simple duty to the GOV
eminent in the act to which the lertsr refers which
was moreover done at the instance of the President
himself, and that am unwilling under anv circum
stances, to shield myself from responsibility by
the influence and favor of any individual. could
NOT Witheututter disregard for my character as an
officer AID gentleman, permit the stateuent-that
had made atasStGoed accusations against the com
mandmg Ggeneral of this Department-to pass with
out notice. and therefore as soon as the charges can
De made IN form, shall transmit them to YOU.
through the proper channel to be laid before the
President, and If he shall consider it e1pedieut to
order court martial Ishall be prepared to sustain
the accusations have made against the COMMAND
ing General of this department
In the mean time, as find myself and my actions
assaled In the public press of this CITY, which I'M
der the military surveillance which exists in this de-
partment could hardly have been allowed except
by the sanction Of the Commanding General, and
as my arrest and release, without any charge pre-
ferred against me, has given rise to imputaIon up
on my character as an officer, demand a court
OF inquiry to afford me an opportunity of clear
ing myself from all stain in matter which CON
slider vital 30 the honor of soldier aad in which
believe ksve acted for the good of the service
alone.
Resnantfullv rnnr nhad;nnt ss.rsn.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-04-03
Die OSptb In 9amfaS.

Il t b / 70 II, %. Mirj. Der Speji-
alauslbuB Der &anla6confereus Der hi
i6Oliben Wetbooi enfirbe, >peIbem Die
Sra9e Der Oiirrt uno oe5 ooraus entft1n
oenen Man9ele in 8anlas ju9sWieieu
mar, bat einen einitimmi9 anaenomme
nen Seri6t uor9dest. Oarin beibt e6:
- gSir baben uns eifrig bemabt, bel
@eitliben aus allen SbeiIen oes Stdote6
ALE jur 8epinnun9 elmer ribtieen Qn.
iibt n6tbi9e Grfunoi9un9 cin5utisben,
uno ertldren bicrmit:
y Ser9angenen Sctober 91b e6 i'm
Staate meoer Munoporr6tbe mob @clo.
mittel su oeren Nnibafun9 9enuo, nm
mety lI6 Gle 0aIfte Der Sep0lfsrun9
porm Serbun9ern Su bepabren.
q SroB Der uus oebctenen Salfe bat
oer 9ro6te Sbeil unferer Sepo!feruuo-
auBer Mai6 uno Sroo NIT Elm lptnio
Sleiib 3u 3eiten-nur ipeni9 ju ibrem
'ltnterbolt aebdbt.
- NlId) alEen un5 p0rljegensen NnBa
ben jtpelfeIu mir nidt 6aran, Dap Ole per:
ltbieoenen bon QOnsrop, Nrnp uno pp.
att an9e9an0enen 3Wammenifel!un9er
Don Sbatiaben tber unfsre wage pOn oer
IduterIten Semeea ein9e9ebtn ee
peIen uno oem Wefen nah ridti8 ftno
mir ornfsn ibnen biermit uniersn bpfon
bern EauF aus.
~ 9Sir babeu 9runb III 0laub2n, BAT
alle prn Der prehe o0er anosren SuEuel
au58ebtnoen 9egentbeili8en Seribttn pOl
llnPenntniB Der SbatIdhen oper itlblt
| lGbtioen Wotiutn Dsgriibren.
81 9tod, mierem 0afdrbalten blbeI
Die Sbsnfun1en unferer Sreunot in
Often in Wobl ieotm Safe iDrtn 8eitim
mun9s0rt erreidt mo iino Der 0Ritlm
mun9 BemaB UerWanot Woroen.
6) Q8ir UUnlben allen unleren milo
berji9en @obLtbdtern biermit unitrel
tisf9efdbItsitsn Dauf fsierItbft gu ertsn
nen 5u 0eben uno aebfn iDnen Die 8erii
bPrun9, Dap ibre mabIGfli i9e Srci9ebia
felt &aulenoen bd5 teben aerettet uno un
| la9li0es Sleno srlp1rt bat.
| y gtob iino es eini9e Wcnate bis gu
Grnote, mo mir Dlbsn nur lpenia in &er
ratb uno bitten unltrt 6reunot, ibr
6anot ptten gu b1lttn, bis mir Ghpa
aus el8enen Qulf6qutIIen tuieIen ron
! llth.
Sr0ot6, Woore, Gennp, Nann, Stptt
man, paullon, Observation-Disclosures" "
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uno bon ibm uno unter ibm, bnr6 oemo=
fratifbe Sories, III unfer liebes uno tbeuz
res &aterlano 9GnSli6 in Den Ruin eez
ftdrst rpcroen. = ltnb nun foroert bas
oumme @anSenm6nnben auf cine inbiz
refte @cife, ooe eincoln in 4 @o6en
mieoer gut MAIDEN fol-, mas bic 9eoa6ten
osmotratif6en Sories s Sabre 3eit erfore
bert bat Bu serifOren. Eein pernGnftieer
Wenf6 foroert otes, unn rper es foroert
Dem muB itdber etrpas i'm obern Stod uerz
iboben fein. 9erpib 1T es, bab ii6 alle
Respectable Wenfben fhdmen pGroen 70
etrpas gu foroern-uno nur folbe Die iib
ni6t mebr fbGmen f6nnen, laben ii6 oies
gu S6uloen fommen. 3 Sbanoe no
1T oein @rr6tben
2(ber @eor9p ou follteit bob fiber ni6t
70 boie iein, II. follteit aub etrpas m6nns
li6 ar9umentiren, benn oelne 3crns2(rtis
Tel jei9en nur tu flar uno oeutlidb, oab
bu an alien Gnoen feif bift. Sc 1T aber
oob au6 sur n6mli6en 3eit nabrlif fein
8unber, oaB bu 70 frittlib biit, benn
oeine portbei bat re9iert, rpie fbon 9es
oa6t, bi6 allies ruinirt 1T, unb aus Dem
8runoe miiBen mir befennen bab es fein
8unoer 1T, oaB ou 70 erfbre6li6 b0ie
bift. 2(ber uber uns bait ou bod feline
lria6e 70 iu raIen une Ju toben, inoem
p:r INNER nur oem QubIifum bic 8abrs
belt pcrle9en-tpenn ou tiber ettpaS toben
rpillit ooer muft, 70 folIte oies bob fiber
li6 iiber oeine ei9ene partbei fein, biz
iib alIes S6lebte, bos nur su sroenfen
1T, bat gu S6uIoen fommen laBen, felbit
ole 3el it0run9 unierer Union -. erfauft
ourb oos Slut unierer oetreucn uno pa
triotifben 8orpdter- Diebitabt, 9e1ees
loii9teit uno Soo6Uerratb ni6t auSoenoms
men. @eor9p, e6 nimmt aber bod wirfs
li6 Elm fteinbortes 9efibt, febr bG6pils
li9e 9eoanfen uno 9Iei6foqs Elm iebr
uero6bti9es Serj, elmer fol6 I6redlid)
ueroorbenen portbei, tpie Die oemofroti.
i6e, ea5 @ort ju reoen-nibt pabr e.
Qber mir wolen fir beute fblieben, fonft
MAIDEN mir oas @ansenmdnn6en piels
lei6t INNER nod 3orni9er. 2(lfo, 2(oie
fir oieie @o6e 9eor9D!
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6rcn3enloCer Qeic,tiinu

Sn Srpine, SaGIon @auntD, @iscon.
lin, perbrannts oa6 6aue oee paitorl
perrp in Scl8e elmer Gampbine Grplo-
fion. Sd6 leitbtllnni9e SGbterlein be-
Daitor6 Jap ipGt Nbeno6 auf uno las bein
Gilbte elmer Sluio Nampe. 0a6 6luir
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