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Maryland free press., 1862-11-07
HThe Union as il Was,

1-And who is it that does rot wish It Uas,
i'as it wssT'-as it was in its palmy dsys-its
. days of Peace, prosperity and purity-as 1t was
when handed down to US by the heroes aud saRes
f"the times that tried meas snuls" We trust
II may yet be ,--ald that this Union may pr&va
'political indistructibiiity," for we love our
country and had high hopes Of ght future for
IL, but we must confess, that around these hopes
nav cluster darkly our fears. Humiating as it
may be, we already SEQ the 6pger of royal ridi-
Guile pointed at us--the boasted excellency Of our
auEtr'9s'~-- -nd nnr capacity for self government,
doubted and derided,-and wIturso 49, A--- des-
psir of those who built their hopes on our exam
pie. .
II will not be deemed disloyal or amiss we hope,
II VIC should enquire from whence comes the
cause of this threatened downfall of this. "the
best government The world ever saw,"-ofa ma
tiop, which, though but yet in her teens, defed
the world in arms or in arts. Can we wonder or
want for reason when VIC observe the fanaticism
which for long years has run rampant through
the land. Has not the Spirituslism, the Fourier
ism, the Mlerism, the Mormanisu, the Free
loveism, the higherlawism, and the Black Eepuo
carism of "gorious New Eogand," been enough
to damn any natioJ3
AGAIN We have n cause in tho elevation, so
common, OF men to high Positions who reject the
arguments addressed to reason and the moral pa-
ture, and only appeal to self interest and blind
passion in their political connection with the peo
pie. -
The question Of slavery, all must admit, has
had a prominent part in producing the sad re-
suits we now witness. Political parties-the
cburch-kndly feeling, have allin turn been COM
peled to succomb to the intense sectional antago.
nism which the agitation of this question has pre-
doced, and whose ultimate results no one may
predict. To whom is attributable the constant
agitation of this vexed question, it would be folly
to debate for it Is as plain as the MONDAY sun,
to all who have not crlminaily closed their eyes
to facts, from whence cane the continual cry OF
H aritate,! agitate!i" and from whence came
the prayers and plea adings that the subjsct might
be "left alone"
The confident hope long entertained by many
that the agencies OF steam. the railway aud the
telegraph, would so bind together the Union in 4
commercial interests as to render its separation
an impossibility, appears to be doomed to disap-
pointment, if we to judge from the indications
around US. Each successive day appears but to
produce something calculated to widen the breach
between the two sections, and shorten the life of
the nation. There was time when an idea con-
trary to the perpetaity of the Union was held as
heresy to BIZ crushed in its first inception in the
mird, bat now it has become an ordinary subject
of public discussion and private reflection, aye,
its very existence is even now staked upon the
arbitram ent of the sword.
Maryland free press., 1862-11-07
How it took and how it didn't Take.


ED- The recep ion of our first number was of
a character far exceeding our most sanguine ex-
pectations. Indeed, such was the demand; that
the supply struck of was soon exha apsted, and ma.
ny persons to whom we had intended sending
copies were, much to our regret, neglected.
Since then the sturdy farmers of the county have
been falling into line at the rate OF score day,
aud with words of encouragement and flush purses
urge us on in the Independent path we had mark
ed out to pursue. Already, can We assure our
friends that the "Fres Prea," is not only an
established, but q paying institution. Let the
good work go gayly on-let our friends pass the
paper round for Examination by To cir neighbour
send in their nanes-in company with the cash,
when convenien.-and we will make the promised
Improvement in the size and appearance of the
paper in due season.
OF course our reception was not very fattering
from those whose conception of the term Inde-
pendent was so obfuscated as to enable them to
sec and smell "Treayon" in the very idea. Some
were 30 snoOsVA -. 49, title OF the paper as
to get their poutiug apparatus out Of shape. and
yet exhibit fresh signs oi the malady, whenever
our countenance to them is made visiole.
To others--the class that think "John Browns
soul is marching on''-an obsolete document on
the irst page, styled the Constitution Of the Uni
ted States, was "gall and worm-wood." 1t con
victed on sight, and caused them TO shrek dis
maly. And others yet there were-piaee seekers
-on whom the "home truths" contained in its
columns operated worse than "doctor's stuff. -
They writhed and squirmed- blatantly and blood
lily talkcd-talked Indignantly of mobs and other
modern inventions not consistent with CLAW and
order" To them. we would say: "wads in," the
suillotine's in working order, and we shall take
fendish delight in touching the springs.
Maryland free press., 1862-11-07
The Re.arrcst of r.. II. Alvey, Esq,

.lsr About eighteen months ago we were pained
to witness the arrest Of our fellow citizen whose
mime heads this article, and to see him conducted,
under strong military guard, over the Franklin
and Cumberland Valley Rail Roads to some secure
military port, where he languished prisoner for
more than eight months, when finally he was re.
leased.
On Tuesday morning the came gentleman was
again arrested and, learn, hurriecly taken over
the same route to some unknown destination.-
But on the latter occasion be was not under the
alliance of military guard, bat was in charge
of his fair bride, prisoner for life.
Maryland free press., 1862-11-07

Whole lumber of effective militia. .3t9
Our quota Of volunteers being s43, wewould
fail AZ short of it according to the above leport,
but the military authorities having furnished the
Governor with the names OF l0<s volunteers, we
are relieved from the draft. The reportcf the
military authorities is no doubt correct, as it was
impossible for the enrollers to obtain all The
names Of the volunteers in their several districts,
whilst the military could do so from their muster
rolls. We believe that the county has not less
than twelve hundred volunteers in the service,
but a portion OF these have enlisted in Penrsyl'
vania regiments, and could not be accredited &c
the county. The Districts Of Sharpsburg, San
dy Hook and Indian Spring seem to have fur
nished the largest proportionate number Of vol
unteers, and Clearspring next.-He, AID
Maryland free press., 1862-11-07

No psrson ohall be bold TO anrwer for a capital,
or otherwise infamous crime, unless on present
ment or indictment oil n Grand Jury, except in
cases arising in the lard naval forces, in the
Militia, when in actual service in time of War or
public danger; nor shall any person be subjrct
for the same offence to be twice put in jeopardy
of life or limb; nor shall be compelled in any
Criminal Case to bc a witness against himself,
NOR BE DEPRIVED or LIFE, LIBERTY, OR
PROPERTY, WITHOUT DUE PROCESS OF
LAW; nor shall private property be taken for
public use, without just compensation. .-ARTictE
8, Amsndments Con. U. S
Maryland free press., 1862-11-07
ga Fire i'm the Rear"

GSltwill be seen by reading the letter Of
Ex President Buchanan in aNother colum, that
the unfortunate old vetirsn, Gen Scott, has gain
subjected himself to terrible "Hre in the rear.',
The GeneLal should quit the pen, and stick to the
sword, for in the prott ssion of the latter he is
perhaps uneq ialled, bnt when he takes up the
former he generally "put his foot in it,"
Maryland free press., 1862-11-07
Hagerstown Hospitals.

Zd-The Hospitals in and around this place are
now occupied by some six or eight hundred sick
and wounded soldiers, whose removal here during
the last week, was rendered necessary by the for.
ward movement of the Army of the Potomac
They are being, we understand, well cared for by
the Ladies Of the town.
Maryland free press., 1862-11-07

HoMrcIDs AT ASHAPoLTs.-An uufor tunste ease
of homicide occurred at Annapolis, on Tuesday
night, oflast week. 1t lis said that Lieut.. Tuckei
of the Sixty-seventh Pennsylvania regiment, q.
about eleven o'clock at night proce dsd to hotel
in that city, and attempted to enter through a
window. Through some mistake, however, he
hoisted the window of the chamber of DIR. Good
win, who, on being aroused by the Boise, drew a
pistol and fred, the ball entering the forehead OF
Lieutenant Tucker, causing his death short time
afterwards.
Maryland free press., 1862-11-07
Dangerously Distressed.

E&-our neighbors of the "Herald" appear to
be dangerously distressed because of the seknowl-
edgment in our last, and think we were "too
thankful for small favors." Ordinarily it would
have been "small favor" but in our dilemma
il proved g very important one-so much go. in
truth, that we could not have made our issue
withoutis But, as we. detsst insratitaSSe, we
shall "withhold" any acknowledgmentsin in future.
Maryland free press., 1862-11-07
Death of Rev. r. II. Drain.

D-All of our citizens who recollect the Rev.
r. II. Drane, formerly Rector of st. Johns Pro-
testant Episcopal Church, of this place, will hear
with profound regret, ofbis death, which occurred
at Wilmington N. e., of Yellow fever. The Rev.
Mr.. D., removed from this place some twenty
yearu since, to Wilmington, where he has contin-
ned to reside, we believe, up to the time of his
death.
Maryland free press., 1862-11-07
PUBLIC SALE.

PU BLlC SALE.
HHE SUBSCRIBER WILL SELL AT PUB
lie Sale at bis residence, one mile north of Ha-
gsrstown, on the Middsburg pike, on
MONDAY, NOV EMBER, 18th, 1862.
TIE following articles, TO wit:
o HEAD of valuable Farm HORSES,
slot of Cattle, some of which arc
FINE MILK cows,
l Broad Tread Wagon with wood ladder nearly
new, pair of Hay Ladders. 4 set of Wagon
Gears nearly new, set OF Plor Gears, Collars
and Brides. 4 new leather Fly Nets, new Wag.
op Saddle, 6 leather head Rslters, 2 wsgon Whirs,
pair of wagon Bells,
ornr.'s NJ AanN AND NEW HARNESS,
ONE TWO-HORSE w 7xooN
new Sleigh with pole and shafts, s COW Chains,
l three horse Barsbear Plow, 2 two horse Bar
shear Plows, double shovel Piows, 2 single
-sssvst Piows, Harrow, alot of Dsabls and SIN
gle trees, Spreaders, fifth Chains and Soresders,
log Chains, iron Scoup Shoveis, lot OF
isakes and Shaking Forks, iron Uueg Fsrks,
iron pitch Forks Jack Screw, a lot of Sleigh
Bells, ! Roller, What Drill, pair of Rsil Car.
Iiers. Wheat Fan, Gran Rake, large stone
M-sving SeJtbe, lot of cider Barrels, 2 mems
riding saddles, 2 Leather lines, four and six
horse, . Leather Plow Lines l Patent Straw Cut
Ter, q lot of Wagon Housens, new Carrier chain,
7psir Of new But Chains, new pair of Breast
Chains. together with large lot OF Farming uten-
sils toe numerous to mention. Also:
ONE COOK. AND ONE TEN PLyrE STOVE.
D-Sale to commence at O'Clock, when .
credit IF tfse months will be given for all sums of
S. and upwards, the purchaser giving ncte with
approved security; on all sums under IS the cash
will be required No goods TO be removed until
settled for. THOMAS b. SPlGLER.
Jacob Bowsrd, tAuct,,) Nov.7w
Maryland free press., 1862-11-07
Provost Regulating Matters.

Gz1-Col. John r. Murphy, at present Provost
Marshall of this place, with the view Of maintain
ing quiet and good order in the town and vicinity,
has prohibited the selling or giving away Of in.
toxicatinh drinks, and declares that permitting
the loupgiDg of soldiers and officers about where
liquors are sold, will be deemed evidence of sale,
and subject the seor to arrest, and the liquors to
confisication.
Maryland free press., 1862-11-07

HEAVY SuIr.-A decree was entered on Satur-
day last, in the United States Court at Cncinna ii
in favor Of George Peabody a Co., the American
London bankers, for the $40 900 claimed by them
from the Ohio and Mississippi Railroad Com
pany.
Maryland free press., 1862-11-07
1f1arrir0.

In Freder cx City, October 2lBt, 1852 by Rev Or
oh ,rias, NJ. L. street, of Cambridge, Nd TO Mile
schleigh, of Frederick.
~ ues ay morning last the 4h inst. at st. Johns
Church, by the Rev Mr.. wards Richard -. Alvey
O.. TO Mrs Julia j. Hays daughter Of the late DIR.
Joseph C. Hay this county.
In Grsenca,tle, Ps: on he 9th of August. by the
Ie Mr.. Hartso ", Mr.. Fra XII N Etchis II, of Wash
ngton city, d. C, to Miss Wig mia Rhodes, of this
town.
On the 3oh ult M at the residence of the BRIDES
"a her, Mr. Jpiu Kim py Rev. c. Lspley, Mr.. Geo.
A. summer u ALtss ar ine KIM, al Of This county.
Maryland free press., 1862-11-07

TIE RIGHT OF THE PEOPLE TO BE SE-
CURE IN THERE PERSONS, HOUSES, Pa
PERS, AND EFFECTS, AGAINST UNREA.
SoNHBLE SEARCHES AND SEIZURES.
SHALL NorBE VIOLATED, AND NO WAR
RANTS SHALL ISSUE. BUT UPON PRoBA.
BILE CAUSE, SUPPORTED BY OATH OR
AFFIRMATION, AND PARTICULARLY DE.
sCRIBING THE PLACE To BE SEARCHED,
AND THE PERSONS OR THINGS TO BE
SEIZED.-ARTIcLE 1, Amendments Con. U. S.
Maryland free press., 1862-11-07
Documents for the People.

Congress shall make no law respecting an es-
tabl bl,shment Of religion. prohibiting the free
exercise thereof; OR ABRIDGING THE FREE
DOM OF SPEECH. OR OF THE PRESS; or
the right of the people peaceabiy to assemble,
and to petition the Government for redress of
srievancss-ARTcLE l. Amendments Con. U. S.
Maryland free press., 1862-11-07
Disease and Death among the Horses

lB-A disease called the Black tongue is.
understand, very prevalent at this time among
the horses hereabouts, causing 9 large number OF
deaths. A gentleman who appears to be posted
on the subject informs as that decoction OF white
oak bark, Alum and Saltpeter, with which to
swab the mouth, is a very good remedy.
Maryland free press., 1862-11-07

CALIFORNIA RAISING RsR 0wx SuaAR.-Late
California papers state that sugar and syrup,
made from The Chinese cane, and better article
than the imported, has been made in considera
BILE quantities in the State. Tulare county will,
no doubt, be able to supply ber own population
with sugar and molassss.
Maryland free press., 1862-11-07
Arrest of REV. Mr. Douglass

Se5- The Rev. Rober. DanSias, citiu.n nftfis
county, residing on the Potomac, opposite shep
ardstown, was arrested, we understand, last week,
on the charge of giving "aid and comfort" to the
rebels by exhibiting siguals. He was taken un'
der military guard to Harper's Ferry.
Maryland free press., 1862-11-07

In all criminal prosecutions, the accused shall
enjoy the right to speedy and public trial, by an
impartial jury of the State and district wherein
the crime shall have been committed, which dis
trict shall have been previously ascertained by
law, and 10 be Informed Of the nature and cause IF
the accusation; TO be confronted ~ih The uiineses
against himj to have Compulsory process for
obtaining Witnesses in his favor, and to have the
assistance CT Counael for his defence. G,
Amendments Con. u. s..
Maryland free press., 1862-11-07

That no man ought to be taken, or Imprisoned,
or di:sezed Of his freehold, liberties or privileges,
or outlawed, or cxiled, or in any manner de-
stroyed, deprived of life, liberty or property,
bat by the Judgment of bis peers, or by the law
of the land. D Declaration cf Rights of the People
Of MARYLAND, Art. Il.
Maryland free press., 1862-11-07
The Enrolment.

Herewith is 4 statement Of the number of en-
rolled militia 10 Washington County, as returned
to Col. fssss Hesbitt, the Commissioner OF tie
County, showing the number of exempts, and tho
number of volunteer enlistmeuts.-
Oh.
Maryland free press., 1862-11-07

A well regulated Militia, being necessary to
ths security of free State, THE RIGHT OF
THE PEOPLE TO KEEP AND BEAR ARMS,
SHALL NOT BE lNFRINGED.-ARncLE 2,
Amendments Con. Il. s.
Maryland free press., 1862-11-07
ADyER IsE,

Dull times are the very best for advertisers.
What little is going on, they get while others are
grumbling, they pay their way, and with news
paper for life preserTer, swim on the top of the
water, while others around are sinking.
Maryland free press., 1862-11-07

A SAD REsuLT.-A frolicsome husband in Syra.
cuse, N. Y. q few nights since, hid under his bed
and when his wife unconscious of his concsalment
came in, took her suddenly by the leg. She
shrieked, fell senseless, and is now q raving ma
mis-
Maryland free press., 1862-11-07

REBEL DEsERrrRs.-Two Rebel Cavalry men
from North Carolina came across the river on
Friday last at Willamsport, bringing with then
their horses, and surrendered themselves to the
conmandant at that post Herald.
Maryland free press., 1862-11-07
Rank niyideud-

~Tbe Directors of the Hagerstoun Bank,
at their meeting on Tuesday last, declared divi.
dend of three and one-hslf per cent, for the LAST
si~ nne-fourth per cent, of this will be
retained by the Bank to pay otaro-.-s ,--...l
Government taxes.
Maryland free press., 1862-11-07
BALTIMORE MARKET.


FLoua AxD MzAL.-The sale reported on change
to-day were confined to 100 bbls good Howard
street Extra at 81 rs, and 100 bbls Super co. at
Sc SIX per bbl. The market closed rather dull
ana unsettled, and our quotations are necessarily
nominal, viz: standard City Mills Super at Sc SO,
Ohio do at Sc 1886 sl1z, and Howard street do at
75aS7 per bbl; Ohio Extra at 81 so, Howard
street do at 5Oa$7 IS, and shipping brands
City Mills do at 8 2SsSs S7]4 per bbl.
I'd =11skkts.-The receipts the Corn Exchange
4 to day were 10000 bushels Wheat, II, 900 do
Cora, 5000 do Oats, and 600 do Rye. Wheat
was only in fair demand for milling, but white
ruled steady; red was dull, prices showing e de-
cline Of g-S cts per bushel. Sales reported we're
5000 bushels common to fair sound Waite at Goa
81 as, 500 bushels good to prime do at / s0al 90
per bushel good; 5000 bushels inferior to fair
Pennsylvania red 1t 35sSl 4S, 5000 bushels
coed to prime do at 45a$l Al, and 9, 500 bush.
els ordinary 10 prime Southern do at / 47aSI 81
per buihel, sales at the latter figure being mo6er.
ate. Sound Corn was in fair request for ship
mentj damaged lots are still very dull and heavy.
Sales OF $500 bushels common white at 7O.7l
cts, G.eOO bushels fair to prime do at 1915 cts,
aud 1000 bushels yellow do at 71s73 cts per
brshel. Oats continue to sell slowly at S5 40
cts for OF dinary to prime new Maryland by nea-
sure, and old do at 60s69 cts, weight Sales OF
Rye ere confined to snall parcels Pennsy ylvania
We qaote at 9s rts to Sl,e3, and Maryland at sOa.
95 cts per bushei.
Maryland free press., 1862-11-07
Ia the matter qf The Psfftfoa Of Jim Iickar,.

In the mailer # the Petition Of FIN Eiek1T
MO. Ieso.-In the cilcait cosrt for Washington
" County, sitt gas ourt oil qu ty-s-yiid red by
the Clerk Of said Cou this II III dy Of Move mber,
1851 that the Auditors He. ort aud Account NJ.
final, fled ia ths bove case bo finally ialnea aud
confirne by ho Court unle SIS to the contrary
thereof shewn or b lore he 18th day oil Ssvs M
Le inst pru,iied copstf this oidef be insered IN
some newspspir ii ted nj put in ttagei sown,
once week for thres successive weeks before said
last me toned Gay
True Copy-Ttst:
Maryland free press., 1862-11-07
HAGERSTOWN MARKET.
CORRECTED WEEKLY BY D. ARTS q SON.

: The New York Journal Of Commerce., OF yester-
terdsy, thus speaks of financial matters in that
city on Monday:
"Tke market has been inactive in consequence
of the election, but cspitai is abundant aud the
rates of interest unchanged.
"Gold advanced to 1s2al32X, and afterwards
fell of to 1917, at which the market closed.
"Silver sold at l26gl27.
"o!d demand notes sold at l267<al2f.
"Foreign exchange advanced from one to one
and hslfpsr cent, closing steady at our quota
tions.
Maryland free press., 1862-11-07

G8-In Alabama the people are making tea Of
Blackberry lsaYeL
Maryland free press., 1862-11-07
borrowed Ro0ks.

VNHE suhsc,iher requests all peisons who have bor
Il Iowed OF him, b0oks, and not yet returned them,
to please do so imm sdiatsiy.
6et-sI.3s II. II. HAIvSY.
Maryland free press., 1862-11-07
T)ie0.

At the residenc OF NJ B. r. Herbert, miles north
Off aeetstown. on Wed esdsy 29th ult, Mrs. Mary
Thomson, aged IS years, moth and % days.
In the 2lSt ult George T son OF bert G. and
AIN y. Albert. fSsd yesr, ssou hs add II days.
Maryland free press., 1862-11-07
Notice no Trcspa ssers.

i noyed aud damaged b. pefsoas Fishing and Gun.
mug his premises gives notice that tresptsses o
this kind no longir he permiuee, and viii be vsi
ted VA h the utmost rigor OF the law.
JACOB Z BELL,
ot3-at Near Leter!burg.
Maryland free press., 1862-11-07
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
REAL ESTATE.


by VIRTUE of decree of the Circuit Court
tor Washington County, ritting at Court Of
Equity, the undersigned Trustees win offer at
Public Sale, on
TUESDAY, the And day of DECEMBER, 1862,
IN 'front.' Of the Court House, in Hagerstown, Md,
Sll the following valuable real estate, situate on
Sirg, in said Washington county, and being .
TART Of the real estate of which John s. Cushwa,
late of said county Decd, died seized and pae.
sessed, to VITA tract contaippg about
$50 ACRES OF LAND,
oil which there are
One hundred and forty Acres in Timber
The improvements upon this land, consist of q
large three and half story
BRICK GRIST MILL,
efA DIST ILLERY,
THREE TENANT HOUSES, and A MANSION
MOUSE. together with a number of out buildings.
Tbe;e are sisn upon The premises q large
ORCHARD OF CHOICE FRUIT TREEJ,
snGSeseral springs OF never failing water. The
above property eau be divided in parcels to suit
purchssere, as follows to wit:
lst. The GRtST MILL and a Two Story Brick
Tenant House, with FIFTY Acres oil Land, and the
W ater right for said NIL.
2ad.-A Tenant House with about 80 Acres of
Land, 4 or nj which are in Timber, at the north
west pnrtiuu of the whole tract.
Srd u ee remaining poItiOn OF enu ABOUT,
ESQ or 2G0 acres, with tho Mansion House. the
out hons,s, Orchard, s., The last two mention.
I'd parcels be sold suhjact to the water right of
said Midi The whole Ia be sold clear ef dover.
The Grist Mil is in fist rate repair, and its
machinery of Ibe best quality and latest improve,
meut, with two run 1t Burh Stones.
The ,Shole property will be offered together,
end il lot sold, will be offered in the parcels as
shove described.
Za-Tbe Terms of Sale as prescribed BY the
UScfae ere as follows, to wit: One third Of the
purchase money ts be paid in hand, on the day OF
sale or the thereof, and the balance In
Two equal annual psJ mems from the day OF sale,
with interest from the day OF sale. the purchasers
giving their notes with securities TO be approved
By the Trustees, Tor the deferred payments, and
upon the payment OF the whole of the purchase
money the Trustees will execute good deed or
deeds for the said premises.
JAMES wASON,
SOLOMON FIERY,
Nov ITS II Trustees.
Maryland free press., 1862-11-07
Bells Rose Lear and Alum Troches.

A SPECIFIC for Sore Mouth, Ulcerates Nhroat and
IA ReaXei Uonli, also the first symptoms OF Dip
iberia. Prepared By BELL g. Bro.
Apothtcarie-.
Maryland free press., 1862-11-07

ECONOMY IS WEALTH
The Ottawa free trader., 1862-09-20

Lumber Yard, Planning Mill,
Sash. DsOr and Blind Factory.

rvFbav, n,,yed our Lumber Yard to Planning
w Mi near the Illinois River Bridge, and are pre-
pared TO furnish our former and all others
with all kinds of Lumber, Lal2 and s'ihgIts, Also,
constantly on hand a good assortment OF Gisf SEA
SCNED FINISHING LUMBER.
Having in connection with our Lumber Sash, noor,
and Blind Factory, and Glass, Nall Paint, and Oil
Dep enabled to furnish each and every article
that Builders may want saving you the trouble OF
ing number of different places to make out your bill
We also invite attention to SHlNGLE MILL,
which is ready for operation, and We can furnish
Sawed Shingles by wholesale or retail
Cur cash, and sell as low as the lowest
Please call and examine for yourselves.
Office ~ La Sale St, opposite Van Doren Ostorn's
Store. tdec ZIl sihA"> d fo"ELA