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Affairs In Nashville, Tenn.--Electisn fsl
Circuit yudse-Arr esk for Treason.

NASHVILLE, May % An election was held In
the State Yesterday tor judiciai ofcers. The yo e
In this city stood for Circuit Judge, for Brian,
'(union,l 570i Foster, (secPssionisf,) 705 The
secessionists generally voted, but the Union men
generally retained from voting, regarding the
eiectionas invalid. Gov. johnson will give no
commissions TO the secessionisfs elected
The President and Cashier of the Bank OF the
Union were arrested yesterday by order Of GOV.
Johnson, on the charge Of treason. 20 ~
The town Of Pulaski has been assessed 4 N
81 ,26s, by the provost marshal, to compensate a
Union merchant for goods seized by Morgan's
troops,
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No MORE EvAcUArIoNs The Richmond En-
quirer (otticial organ OF the Confederate Admin
istration) USES the following language, evidently
by authority:
"But we are gratlhed to say that the time has
come, when, for the future az least, We ell shall
be agreed. All voluntary falling back has ended
and the fg hting has commenced. What the enc
my gains henc.fOrth he gains by the bayonet.
Whnt we can win from him we will have. We
will break his columns, and pursue him into his
own country, II God shall prosper our arms.
Strike! strike often, strike hard, strike at every
Opportunity-is beAceforth the rule. Vigilance,
activity, enterprise, daring, are, we trust, to be
its interDTeter -
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Prom Gen Burus,d.,. eoum,,a

NEW YoRK, May "a The transport steamer
AtbaRy arrived at this port this morning, from
Newbern on the 22d. The steamer Oriental was
still ashore, but she will be cot OH, as she re-
mlined tight. - = - 80 =
The Newbern Progress Of the 20,h mentions the
return OF an expedition of two regiments from
Poilocksvilie. They met and dispersed a party OF
rebel cavalry. No casualties are mentioned "a
having occurred. - E
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SHAD A-LA-CREME.-BOil a shad sufficiently
for the table. When partly cooked, remove the
tail, the fms and the head. With a sharp knife
separate the upper part Of the fish from the back
bone and divide into pieces about three inches
square, being careful to remove all the bones,
ard treat the rest Of the fish In the same way.
Put these pieces in ba king dish and season with
pepper AID salt, few boiled sliced potatoes.
Make sauce Of pint CT cream, quarter OF Il
pound of butter well seasoned with salt pour tn
over the fish, and bake half an hour. Ii should
be served az soon as done.
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Prepara,isns fsr ,he nsrsn.s Of Chnrl..,0n

CAIRO, May 2i The Memphis papers contain
the following:
The Charleston Courier of the 18th instant con-
graduates The citizens Of Charleston being four
times stronger than New Orleans. A large CON.
signnent of stones from Columbus and tLe tnte.
rioT, iron chains and other materials will soon be
on the way TO aid IL constructing stone wall 10
block ont the invaders from an approach to with
la Smelling distance. OF the CITY
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-05-26

II The 'sIndex" is the title Of a new sixpennY
paper, published in London, aud devoted TO tine
Interests OF the "COnfederate Statesof America -
Ii proposes TO supply the people Of England with
reliable southern intelligence, and to advocate
the principles OF Free Trade
IL Tbs Supreme Court OF Pennsylvania has
decided that the elections held in the camps of
Pennsylvania volunteers, last October, were un-
constitutional
IL The next annual session OF the Maine Sts.e
Convention cf universities is announced To be
held Ia Bath, probably the last week in June.
IL The New YoIk bar has decided that there
is no cause for revoking Edwin JaInezs license
member.
H. There are fifty ships under the English
flag lying OF New Orleans and Mobile TO buy
cotton at any price when the ports are opened.
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Gen. Negiey,s Brigade Makes Another Sue
= cessfuI Advance.

HEADQUARTERS ARMY PoronAc, Sunday, MAY
s2:-Gen. Nsgley's brigade 10 now encamped five
miles beyond Bottom's bridge. To obtain this
position they Were forced TO engage the rebel
Gen Stewards brigade, composed OF i've regi-
monis Of infantry, one OF cavalry, and two bat
teries. our loss was two killed and six wounded
The officers engaged suppose the rebel loss to be
between hfty and sixty killed, as 1 number Of
their dead were left on the field.
There is nothing OF interest from the vicinity Of
fiehmond To-Day Contrab lnds who come In saw
tnat the Inhabitants OF Richmond are leaving as
tas. as my can Tor Danville All those capable
OF bearing arms Were compelled to remain Very
iew soldiers are In the city, all being in their
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
. FROM BANKS COMMAND.

Offensive Movements of the Confederate
Attack on Gen. Banks at Winchester--A
Severe Battle-The FEDERAL Army X etire $
into Ma, a,yland-Confederates Reported
Moving North from Richmond-Threa
ened 1nvasion Of Ma yland.
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''l D6N'T SEE IT.''-Lord Nelson was un
doubtedly the author Of this slang phrase A
the celebrated naval battle Of Copenhagen, Nei
son, who was determined TO continue the q , ht
but whose attention had been called to sigma
of the commanding officer 10 cease hostilities
placed his hand over bis good eye and pretend
Ing to LOOK with his blind one said-EI dom
see it, and at once ordered a brisk renewal o
the engagement -
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IrAlonzo was taken to church for the first
time. The services had not begun. Deacon
locked at him curiosly. Mr. OstrOm came do wn
the aisle, and he had no hair where the hair
ought TO grow. Alorz0 was fdgety. Squire
Jones, as bald as Mont Blanc, walked in, and
AlonZD, could hold In no longer. In a clear,
ringing little voice, he cried, O1, ma, ma,
there comes another man with skinned head "
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The Additional TFss..,

PHILLDELPHTA, Saturday, May 2i.-Gov. Cur
tn, on the srSt iniirnatiOn from the War Depart
Tncnt that additional troops would be csllei Snr
Immediately replied "PennsyIvsn.a will furnish
any number required Tue Department has
asked for one g!TneGi Of Infantry which is now
org aniEing, and will be sent forward In scw
daYs "
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F.em New srex,ee

ST. Louis, May 24.--The Arizona Times says
that Sibley's command are dismounted aud are In
OF and the rest were endeayoring 70 reach Santa
Fe.
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CONGRESS SSEOWdL.
IxIvnsh cONaREss-s.csns ss..f.n.

SENAIE.-AfteS our report closed, Saturday
The consideration OF the amendment. 10 the
tax bill was further considered
HoUsR.-After our report closed
Ihe conhscation bill was discussed both during
the day and at the evening session.
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DRUPOsALS FOR LEAD.
OrdHases QGee. va, D:par:msnt.

WAsHiSsToN, May 20, Ie62
until m. on the evening Of the Itn OF june. for
lh5 dsliyery st the following hrsenals, &s soon az
5000 TONS OF LEAD, az foilows:
v6 - the ~, Wsts'Viot ArssnEi' West Troy, New
Az ihe Nsw YORK AI:sn.l. 6oyrInor's Island,
New York, 1 900 tons - .0-'E-
At the hllsIhsnJ Arsenal, Pitt.burrh, Psnnayl-
AZ the 81. Louis Arsenal, st. Louis, Missouri,
The lead must be Galsna or o.her American, =,
tsburg, or soft English, Of the most approved
PIoP2scs will to received for lots of7OO tons and
Id1sis win state sx picitly tbs thns and amount
Failure 70 deliver at specified time win sub
PaTtlee obtaining oontrs ots will bs required to
enter Into bonds with proper securities for its
Tine D.st!tmsnt reserves to itself the rish. to
Propos.lI win bs addressed as follows: Gen.
! w. RIPLEY. Chief of Ordnance Washing Eton
D: G. and should be endorsed "Preso.a. fer
Lead m q eo'je4
Dress Tsi9XiEss s.6K FsssSIaSSTTl SMIsSTlLLA AND
ks 81 rs IS q ..:5 !.
and and Trimming Manal.oioTy. ,,,s aa,r H''
mIv bs.vssa ps sSs1ss; sss :s1'h and ho.S siSs
DREss MAKING -aLs, I. Q. ARTHUR,
~ Fashionable Dress Msker, fesDectfglly in
opened dress making establishment st No. 40
5Ih street, bstveen and !, and IL prepared to eI
q f.s6isa. Cutting % and ttns dons. si and 'ss' Sas
M. m.PtSa e ladies to learn
DI9ss msaIak. ap Ss-lm-
I AIDES sPRINS STYLES,
10 hsndsoms Black sit X SxStiss. ssnd sha,,t
Bisok Sllk Saeks. Lisht Cloth Errlish Jsoksis,
M.nti l.;. al Z, eidsd bargains Bah Stsiis and
0ta' ssa Seventh " w. .sSHs SsSatsY p A.
lay COOKE 100. = =
A NIX ERS,
4s9 tIFTsENTH STRkRT,
Iiny and Sci al
U. 3. CERTIFICATES Of INDEBTE DNESs,
(EarteTtaasteTs' Chseks GAd RoRehsys,
i $40 TREASURY NOTES,
<, Ana ether Goyernment Seodrl les,
COIN, CUhREhCY AND EXCHANGE.
A. REFRIsERAToRs.
AMn Person eannot tall 20 be satisfied With q
nErh.aSERaFOk s.sdr. selected from large -
Z. Il. IL. .. GREsoRy.
SOL PennsyiyAnia svenpe,
a,b Retseen ath aud isth streets.
AND FOR SALE
100 tubs N Y. STATE BUTTER. 81
Z % ossSm poana. nssa sars ssSsi MxfiLE susAR 1 @
By BUELL e ROUNsEvELL,
Produce and Commission Meronsats,
NO ~ ~ st, BET Re. ss. and CITY Hsl!.
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ELECTION NOTICES.

FIRST WARn-FIRSr PRECINCT-Nonoe
ls heTsSy given that m conformity 20 ths pra-
az erection val be he'd oa MoacsT. the "a day ~
yene next ~ John O. Rseve's CsTpente- Shop,
street, between l9th and 20th streets for kF.,oT ~
serve two Years. Tor ons member Of the Roard a.
ALDERMAN 10 serve two yesrs three ner her~ OF the
board OF Common Council - Fcrye one ,par. sud
an Assessor 10 serve two Ie.rs. for ssid Nard
The polls will open alta m and close ~ J D D. .
MN n. GAlEEEH,
w. u. PARKER,
Jas. %. wIPEERS
me4 Ccn,ni.,,or,.-,
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ElRSr WARD-SECOT PRECTg,--
Notice 10 hereby given that. IA oou.yTU,l-T a
the prov sions Of Tie ssItsr OF TIE oI;y of NssL
Ice ton, 81 elect IN viii be he on Monday tfS a
dkJ ot Jnue next, 81 UoTsett's Csrpeptsf -hrp
corner CI i8.h and q street,, Cor Mayor 20 &C.,.
Two yeaTs. iOI one membsr Of o. e Board C d..
men 10 perve two yeas, three mem her, =. o..
Board of OmmOn CouncIt o. g. rye ore ~ 40
ALsessoT u serve Two years. for sid Mard
lhe polls viii open 81 w. Erd close etTpu
SAMUEL SKOTT,
r X DOR SIT. s.
LEWIS PARKER
gs~n~-
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6NH1RD wkRD-FIRST PR PRgCTNCT-Not,oe
Is hereby given that, IN conformity 10 the pro
Vlslcns OF the charter OF tho CITY OF washirEtou.
90 election Will be he'd on Monday. the Si DIV
OF June next, a. the WOod Offioe of j. w SmUs
south ves! cOTrer Of 9th and NJ ests for NsTor
20 serve two yesrs, ore me ter Of the fgOsqd ~
Al efunei, 70 serve tWo years. IN ee meTnbsTs az
TOE bt arc CT Common Council. to serve one ygar
WSra. o' '0i o@-u
ne polls vii oron 80 ! O'Clock a. m. and CLOSE AZ
Pm JAS. NJ IUWt RS,
=. NJ MARTIN.
uo WM. pope,
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FlEIh WARD SECOND PRFCyNCy.-
"a romee Is hereby given ,hS1 iu n sfJn,t- 70
lhstp1' 81 eleetI1n viii ba Aeid o. Mon AZ tie ~
uay q yuns hsXt. At the School EoCse . X !. 60
4oI W ~ sHeet east, and ID ssreets Esh, for Nry5r
70 oseiNelEo years, one momOeT Of tEe RGar,i %
- Ssmen, 70 serve two years. ttreo tl-Inicrs 81
the boatd OF common Council, TO se-Fo one vra-,
AZ AZ enc Assessor, to serve two yeSrs, Tor salt
ihs Poas Will open at s. m AMI close at7pT-
~M. SEATEP.
ISAAC - BSETLETT,
q ~ CpUND ~@@~H
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SlXTH wARO-SECOND PRFcyV,.r
- Notlee Is hereby given inst, IN conform Z, "a
the pIovlslons OF the charter OF the CITY OF Ms .
gay OF ane next. 81 the AnaoostiG EngIas S@s s.
I9I mayor 70 serve Two years, one member OF Us
botrd oil Aldermen 10 serve two Years Kod th-eS
m mbers OF the Board of fCommoa tsSnnoI T. ss,S .
one car, for said Wsrd 0'' :" 80 20
The po Is will open al ! o,olook . N, -, o,o., .,
S4ooh p m' w. Z. NENARI,E.
THUS. 4. WHITE,
mo, %. w. hNGELL,
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GIXTH WARD FIRST PRECTNcT-N .-
- ls hereby tlyen thxt, IN coaiuF nIty 10 q
vsloLs OF tie charter OF the cit n tVssb,rs..
Sn eIeoton vii be held on Mondsy, th~ Rd,kv
!aae h+xt, 81 the Puono Schoo tlouse corre- OF =
s.ree' so1ta anf TN street elst for Aia,ar > S,s
Two yesfs one member OF the beard q. dem =
20 serve, Two years, aud three mem s-s OF I =
said wRrd. - ~ O"7 'Soi' ''t
Polls open ~ .. m. and close At7p.m
Oh, ,R6E Brown
JOSEPH MALSH,
II. L. MARKS,
n ~
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In22I

SFCoND wARD-FlESTP FrfVJ, -rgo,,.,
- IL berhT given that, in conformity 20 r. ntcIi
sons ct the charter OF the cry Of WssEIntt toz an
eecsion vii he held on MoUdA-, 4 q aI A. "a
June next. a. 4 l9 Twelfth street. betvesr NeS
YORK avenue aid street. for Mayor, 10 ssT.s two
yea s Tor ons member Of the Roxri OF A kIfsr,S,D
TO terve Two Jesrs, sad for th'es members OF tts
BnSnd ol Common Council, to ssrve one yea,
The polls will be opened at = o'clooF a r. snJ
close at7Im. GEO. w. STEWART
JAS W. SPALDlNG,
l.. F. CLARK,
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ElFFH WARD-FTRST PGsCfRcr-Ncsi,,
Va het5yJ siVea thai, iu cUEiOFiIty 20 ttc TfC-
visions az tio charlie Of WashiuTtan .n eir..'.,r
VA. bs held OF heLd.J. the "a day OF gare :,rsf.
- ute SoAool hOns Q lrlo- of EhIri st.eet $50
LLu street south for MAYOR 90 serve tao S:,-4
one memb.r OF t'e IiosTd uf Aldermen, 10 tsTy,
So Jsar. Ia es M AnOers Oi o BOsrS Of G. 0yL..s7
Couno,l 70 seTvr Ter Ono rear. sAa cue 6e.c.f-
Tor s3id " srd; Cd serve two SesTs
Tho polls Will oP=n alta .. ard ol-Fasss
Orb. "a. VlsfSR, '-'
J. MILLS.
n L.. e HANDY,
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TNbiRD WARD-SEC0ND PRECINCT
NOTICE is bereby gwen, thst IN conformit. -
tts pToEiS!CLS Gl iic oEarrPr OI tns clt- Of KSab
ingtnn' an election W, b. held ou MoatAy she "A
cay OF June next at Mr., nraua's CarssntS- -hor
Ipltn srst cJTnsr al STA Ftrest vsst aaI & st-esf
EoI nnr NSfGr g serve IwJ yeGrs, ore TrpyrLz-
OF me bCErd oi Alderman 10 serve two YES fb.cs
men.bers o' the boSrd of Common Couno,t TO ser,-
said ws-d. '~0 'o'ie' i,'
Ihe PoiIs Will open at 0'cl -ck .. m aua clnsa
- SlOeE M' SEphGE GIDEON,
". A. HALL
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CEC0ND wARD-SECpND PRECJYCT-
- Notice ls he,ehy giNea that, m coIrcrInitT -
the provlsous OF the oh ,Ttsr Of the city OF Nsgi
ingto1s an election viii BE- he'd on Monda . the 81
Gay OF JCne next. ~ Ford's Drug Store os-ner %
Hen'Ey wanna avenue and llth street. for RIayor 10
servetRo ears, for one msmber of the Rcs d 81
Aloerm- n 70 serve two years, and FOR three nam
year. - w ~AS
IRE polls VIII open att o'olook a. m AID oloEa
at7P.ln WAL p SHED0
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sC0URTH wAkD-SECOyD PRECFYrr-
Nouoe ~ hert Nv gwen tEst ~ c-ufornItV IN t.s
pIOFhIons ol tne charter Ol tie cay OF WA cir,t1
en- etecu9n VII be held on NOLday tbs 95,-sY 1g
June neIt at the west wing Of the CitS Hal "a a
rieLt e ssoIs. Tor Mayor. 20 sarvc tso yeArr, ora
E Ess, Gha thISe nielnbeTs % tbs BAaTi OF CO.umoD
CSSSh1c:l, % serve ole Jear, for sac Ward.
rolls Will Cpea 1t O'cioak 4 a. .u4 rlasa, 49,
IN LEOSApD EAHHsuSH
CHAS. W. BOTELER Jr
PETER r. BACON,
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Notice. L he's hT iivsG thst, in coIi5rlpiSy q,
the pToVic ons Of the caArte- of the clty of Wa
!nst2n, an election vii ia held On NordSy
Le "a cay oi June lextu 1T y jVeFt-r's "a, Soc
~ tFs corfer OF SIXTH ftTtet veEt snt ~ - &c.
L2tth. iof hsio-, to seve Two sears. ons roThs-
:: VIZ BoaTl .! hidoTmen, = se-vs TWO Jears III es
Ve.T. ~'o''' ~ e''''
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Fo BE CONTINUED. |
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m 0onmissioa.r-.
SEVENTH weRp-SEcoND PREGTNT7'- :
~ Notloe u hereby slseB that, in cen orr,itT 20
tne PROV iSipnF OF the ehsTtsf OF Ihe eify al IA
laston an election VII be held on MooSs- 80
S,Ss S ol sns % nsxs ~ 500 Mary ard svtEuS r sen
stn aud 10Th ttreets, north gost aide for Es,a, .
seINe Two years ore NJ msmber Of ths la 81 a =
~ smsn. 20 serve Two yesr., three Tnsmsefs az ia
ore Assessor. 70 serve tv0 ys.-s go -"
A"e S"as S"i epeh ALA N ard e'ora nj D. m
w. r DONIPUAN
CdAS MARTIN,
nn = s HEPBUHN,
u. - Commissioners,
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Der 2linse fad ibn unter SeuE Sbr in bic
9aut, @r fab, Oab ieber -8iOerfanb sey
fd9rlt9 mar, nno fpl9te 9elebri9 uno sebprs
lam spte Elm Glno. Die cine frGfti9e 6auIt
hielt i'm nod an Der &eble; bic anOere bielt
bus Me1er lit ftiblbar gefd9rli9er Mabe
ietnes Sbr8. Der @etpalti8er 3p9 ibn ltrtz
erbittli4 penielben @eg 3urid, auf DEM beibe
8efommen maren, Bis pcr ben 8alp binaus
anf Gle fable fteie g8dioe. > rse3 5,1f ~qA +
Sier blieb Web fteten, 1labm ibut ben
Gaebel aus Dem, Mun6e unb fliiiterte benz
Sunce einise Borte gu, Der lid nun iprune.
fertiS ppr ben @efanoenen {teAte, 9 a .srr
g3ebt t6nnP i'd Did ,iieberi9ie6er, Snbe,
Dbne baB eia 6ahu barnad frdbt, 10 fiber
als DH rDrfill Qnf ben antera dn i6ieBen
ttteinteif !" r,4 r,ar v.ns4 siT 's,.,
pStObt gu, Seunel i'd bin in Gurer 0e-
malt!H la9te Der 8urI9 trOsis ; orpdret 9br
in meiner 9a8e,alp mRrb' i4 Gn6 aH9 abs
foneen! +3,4l7,,6 r,-9 ft,i4sg e., + :
$50 bin nidt 5enne,HN iastei @es nno
trat Spr ieinen @efaugenen, naennft Dn
mid, Sepp?" han tsy3g ngr)674nng ...g
uO2ein perieste ter 8uriAe trosis unb
Sa6 bem Inoern it fem bdrti9es @eii9t uno
cine ei9entbImli6e 01egunS bon S6eu unb
8erpunperuns tliste aus bsnldSnsn ti97
nen Iusen bes 8hpiAasen. oafus9g
vWuEtelt Du, auf rDu pprbin a119es
lest hattelt, SurIde? ?"ha 3.b9.l eu8 ~p
s9a, auf belpluusea5erru pom S4lOTe,
erpiDerte Der 8ilpiGite trpeie. size r.a
!. .llne trarunt iprllteIt gu ibnl ans Qebea?
= Seraus init Der Sfra6el" W ~.
oWeil td prr ptsr3ebn Tassn Inn etli6er
elenoer Gnteu ipillen nm ruein 2ebenfl laufei;
muBte, alsbsr lnirMa4silt! Dauals 6atP
i4 es i9m au9ei9poreat er icllte cine 6aneF
pca S9rpt baben, mann er nit mieper aufs
S1n9e. Der cine 2auf mar: fir ibn, ber
anpere iar ben Sunb bier!"l3u ta9
pDas 1T tpeni9lfens e9rli4 gsitdnben,
8urI9f. llno neiBt Du, mas nun Deiner
bartt, penn i@ Did abliefete ?" Fl lG r
nSa, pas 3uatbaus, ipenn i9 seifebe unb
Sbt 3eusen bdbt; aber Sbr babt teine, uno
t4 perbe leu8neu, uno liie MIDI sfrumm
iieen laHen 2" illsgo4 s1l2 JsQa
Nber eben neil i9 feline 3euseu babe, 10
tSnnt' i'd Did ieet bier taft MAIDEN, tpann
ia pollte." .91i 10 a llrN a31 Til s.I
nGbut'8 in's - NamenM ID 7. .lr
aI sa "a ia(Srrtssuns foIst) z .c& 80 .fs
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3ur l1nterDriifung per 9uadiulberet etAbltrt
Der eislsiBe Nlob tn Der 8ttt, 100 fiber
}AaeIle unp grInblicbe Suren In ',1s
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BUR llnterbrHfung DER 2uaSfIalbrret etabltrt
Der eIud8e @lab tn Der @ttt, no liaere
f4aelIe unO griinblic9e Guren ta ,s,g.
slt Aa1 eebeiitett Seramf5eitcn %
Feuo@t websn; ats ba St 5;ngunssuafibstes 6p4*c s
@Iot, 3aaneusratsah3 @8p&6e Der Rsfoea Wassnid5mS
6 aFadlteE N Neaerae4laSen6ett @ettatees% 6ras
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