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American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1866-09-26


sB- The base atten to identify Gen
Grint with the political fortunes of the
President and his policy, has been inglo.
riouslv foiled Oh course the country
did not expect the General to take sides
against the President while he is under
his official control. But the President
and Mr.. Seward hayiag repeatedly refer
red to General Grant as being with them
in their crusade against Congress, the
people felt solieitous to hear from Grau.
himself, which they now dp ip, the fol-
lowing letter which explains itself:
New YoRk, Sept. 19.-The following
letter was written by General Graut yes
terday:
HEADo'Rs ARMIES OF UNITED STATES,
WAsHINGToN Sept. Is. 1866.
To EtlWiR Dadieg, Chairman Ereentise
Conlmate Soldiers and Sailors Union;
SIR-Geleral Grant directs me to ac-
knowledge the receipt of your invitation
to be presept at a National convention of
Soldiers and Sailors, to be held at Pitts
bursh, Pa, September 18th, 1866, for
political purposes. lie instructs me to
say that it is contrary to his habit aud
to his convictions of duty to attend po-
litical meetings of any character vhatso.
ever, aud that he sees with regret the ac-
tiop of any officer of the army taking a
conspicuous part in the political discus
siops OF the day.
| am, very respectfully,
Your obedient servant,
ApAM BADEAU, Col and A. d. G.
What rebuke this must be to Gen.
Custar who, in his haste to serve the
President, eat qp his own words as sworn
to before tae Reconstruction Committee,
.ew months ago, We will hear no more
of Grants suppotting the President.
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1866-09-26
Shall Descrtcrs Vote?

This is a question frequently asked
just now. As to whether they should
vote, we can only refer our readers to the
Act of Congress aud the Act of Assem-
bly, passed con on6rmatory Of it, some Of the
sections of which are found in the Sher-
ifs proclamation. This net Of Assembly
was passed to carry out the law of Con
giess. 1t provides sufficient penalties for
the punishment of those who violate the
law, either by voting contrary to its pro-
visions n counseling others SO to
vote, as also for the punishment of such
election officers as disregard the patriotic
provisions Of the law, in receiving ille-
gal votes.
Republicans will,oi course, as law abb
ding citizens, obey the law, III its letter
and spirit. Whether Copperheads, who
have been in the haoit Of disregarding
all law for the last five years, when.
ever it came in contact with their treason
able purr Sc +, ve of course cannot say,
judging from the tone of their press and
tter public speakers, we would SUPP e
that they intend to violate the law when
ever their interest requires it. Their
apology for thus disregarding the writ
ten law of the State is, that there must
be ctuit martial and conviction be.
fore our law takes affect.
10 the Republicans we say, challenge
every vote, avoid personal alterations,
they eau do no good. If any Illegal
votes are pulled, make note of it and re-
port to US and We will, in good time, ad
wise he proper remedy 1t is to be pre-
sumed that any deserter, or non reporter,
who ilers to vo'e, in effect asks for Il
court artial, if so he can have one -
but he must recollect that it is not his
right to cote alone, that will be called ia
question. That court has entire custo
dy.oi hls lie. Let him appeal to that
court it he dare Let our friends do
ther duty aud we pledge them our word
Tor it, that these Canadians, who have
new returned to annoy us, shall pay the
iull penalty of their crimes. Some of
them may yet smell po@der,- none Of
them shall be allowed to remain in the
country they SO basely deserted and be
'trayed.
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1866-09-26
A New and Grand Epoch in MedicineI

DR.. MAGGIEL is the founder of a new
Medical System The quahtitarians,
whose vast internal doses cnfeeble tho
stomach and paralyze the bowels, must
give precedence to the man who restores
health and appetite. with from one to two
of his extraordinary Pills, apd epres the
most virulent sores With box on so of his
wonderful and all healing salye. These
two great specifics of the Doctor are fast
superseding all the sterc0tyFed nostrums
of the day, Extraordinary cures by
Maggiels PHI. and Salve have opened
the eyes of the public to the inefficiency
of the (so called) remedies of others, and
upon which people have 60 long blinaly
depended. slaggIel's Pills are not of She
class that swallowed by the dozen, and
of which every boz full taken creates 40
absolute necessity for another. One or
two of Maggiefs Pills sufiices to place the
bowels in perfect order, tone the stomach.
creates an appetite, ana reader the spirits
light and huoyant! There is no gripping.
and no reaction in the form of constipa-
ton. If the liver is affected, its func-
tions are restored; and if the nervous
system is feeble, it is invigorated This
last quality makes the medicines very
desirable for the wants OF delicate fe-
males. Uleerous and eruptive diseases
are literally extiuguished by the disen-
fectant power OF Maggiels Salye In
fact, it is here announced that MAGGIEL's
BILIOUS, DYsPEPTIc AND DIARRHEA
Pills cure where all Others fail While
for Burns, Scalds, Chilblains, Cuts and
all abrasions of the skin, MAGGIEL's,
SALyE is infalliable. Sold by j. MAG
aIEL, 43 Fulton Street, New York, and
all Druggists, at 20 cts. per box.
For Sale at Drs. GRAHAMS & HUS-
ELTON'S Drug Store, sole Agents in
Eutler, Pa. (may a, '66.
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1866-09-26
Registers Notice .

NOTICE is hereby given that the following Aceounta
of Administrations Executors aud Guardians have
been filed In the Registers oce at butler and will be
presented 90 Court TOR confirmation aud allowance,
"e""esu'y' 'no iV'h uy o' S'p'e'hoef. lsoo'
Final account Of Eliza beatty and John L. Beatty,
Az, ni Ssen aid A"'h " ""' beatty aeea a. fhed May
10 :
rr fn,i account OF 'ohh "iis9e admir- OF Margaret
iosa'"' "'eu. fmeu August q 1910
~ W i =. b. n'' ~ i,. 's'nss ,s, nsr. n
y, iN ~ '"'s' ivy a. insu 'i"s iA'"' i'o'
Final account Of l.. NJ. Rankin, tdm'x of Jonathan
o h''t'"'o'e "ee u. fheu NAY -''i iooo'
Final account OF Thomas Critchluw, Admir- Of Hugh
s'e's"soh' VeS" t fiieu JUNG 4'h' ieoo
final account OF Abner Dale and " VI. Adams, kxr
ilanhlls Jane McCufr, decd. Flied June 9TH, 1865
Iunl account of Samuel NJ Anlers,n. Guardian of
JUi,n w Riddle Filed juno 9TH, issa
Final ,rcnr,,ae Il, n, ,,, e ~. ~
Clnr.. r,,rt,n 1s,I MI ~. ~, ,se,s " " '
~, Nt''''I' w =" i"'u ''no ''', ie''
@ ina, sfen1ht n u samuel Loaien and Jacob Word,
i7ot h"p.ft h"kih dec fiicl June l-tn, leuc,
Finnl aceoi tof Mary A. Holnoidie Adm K Of VIM.
II lIahnoddls decd. Filed June 18th, lSd6. So
Finnl .cco,pt of Mr. s,r,t ue .li.t.- .t,,.x AMI
pauig s! p'yIc, A'Inr If .I,ns, HcNI,tsr aeri "e
pV.,tais " 5.,i ,s-s
i"o' "H"' |1'ni io'o'
=, Final account q frmkin Jamison, 8E'r of Robert
hartiu deed. Filed July 18th 1855. ~
FINAL account uf : n Krllv Admir- de Lo,,;, .,oY
Of john f[cckenberry deed filled Juiv 21st lSrs
visl,., -. = -
,,sJ' nefn" oi r"rhelsr ,h,sty' Admf OF 'ohn
"a 49, w :" ht 't's -'''s''o"'
Final account of John Coo hiring Admir- Of Henry
liohnoddle, dee'd Filed July eth, 1880.
Final account of ,s,nas Uredin Admir- Of Hon J,,n,
Bred, n ,iecd Filed July asth is,a
ps,ti,I ae.,.r,, - In.,, ,,,n,Ir.. A.. :, W..
wim,r ,l"ci sii,t ,n,v 5s pS.S N"'" VI VI"
'"'' '"s 9" '''
tihai recount II John Wolf sr. Ain'r Of John Wolf
Jr. deed. Filed July Sist, isoe.
Partit. accom-, ut Hugh Murrln& VIM Mnrrin, rx
ccutors Of Johu liurin Esq dec d. iiled Aug 3 'e6
Ftaai arcoun, of Il. c. THOMPSON. Admir- of r.. W.
Tholhpson. doe d. yilcl Aug Ith isC6
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1866-09-26

Our County Fair, which commences on
next wednesday, being the 3i day of Oc-
tober, promises to be iiue affair.
The society have purchased u large lot
of grouLd upon which they have been
busily engaged for some time past. We
feel safe in saying that the accommoda-
ticns will be more complete and the ar
rangements more satisfactory than he re
tofore. From various parts of the coun-
try We hear encouraging news. We have
no hesitation in believing this praise
worthy institution is commencing new
course of usefulness aud prosperity. 1t
should be encouraged by all llbcrsl min
ded persons. Its existance is necessary
in any agricultural community. Let one
and all determine to do their share IN
Sc curing its success beyond contingency
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1866-09-26
CONC ont to tic EIectian.

Fellow citizens. you wish permanent
peace. you wish the, South. the East and
the West all peace and plenty, happiness
and prosperity, aut what made the West
great must make the South great-North-
ern capital aud Northern labor. Under
present circumstances neither of these
are secure in any Of the States governed
by "My Poiicy;" even the Democrats
who croak around you, about Andy, will
not risk q. dollar in the South. Turn out
once more, s'vigilance is the price of lib
erty." You gave four years OF your lives
10000 of you brethren, and 3,000,-
100000 Of treasure to MAKE this the
land of freedom and equal rights, and
now for this great sacrifice we demand the
deed, ia ne iori constitutional an ID.
ment. A deed 10 uur dear bought rights,
freedom of speech, freedom Of the press,
freedom from New Orleans and Memph S
riots, freedom fer all men Turn out
aud tell treacherous President that tie
Loyal must rule; that we will never pay
the rebel debt; that we will never sub
nit to injustice in representation; aud
that those who murdered our brethren
shall never be our rulers; and that the
men of Butler county who helped cap
ture Canada had better 60 with their i'm
moral Anly, and leave forever the home
they have disgraced with their treason.
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1866-09-26
Facts for Government Bond
holders.

In 1861 eleven States seeded and
twenty-three. only since that time, have
been represented in Congress.
All the United States Bonds 5.2O's.
1905 and 10.4 4s--were created by this
Congress of % States.
President johnson says 1t is an " as.
sun.ed Congress" therefore not legal
His supporters and friends call it '.run,p
Congress" "Esu,piEg Co4gress," there
fore not laacfal Congress and they are
trying to eject Congressman in the North,
and admit enough from the rebel States
to enforce this {" Policy"
If Congress Of tweL y-three States is
not idtcfut Congress, every United
States Bond you own is NOT acorth dol
lar; because an aala9fut Congress could
not make iapfai Bond.
Boadholaers, remember, this "Policy"
destroys the United States Bonds, and
makes them as acorthiess as Rebel Bonds.
If Johnson's "Iioiicy" succeeds, it
brings into Congress ninety -four Congress
men from the Rebel States, instead of
eighty .ive--as before the war-tsus they
gain nine Congressntea BY their treason.
The Northern States lose nine Congress
men ty their rictory orer traitors.
If the rebels got their ninety-four
Congressmen, and the johnson .Poii,y"
men elect enough in the North to give
them majority, United States Bonds
will be held illegal. and United States
fud5adsnswiA ksrprfnrfpastssR sxsmas
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1866-09-26
a Mass Meeting held in Butler

A very large aud respectable audience
assembled in the Court room at seven o.
clock, z. NJ, on Monday evening, Sept.
9th, to listen to the discussion of the Is
sae~ in the present political campaign.
The meeting was organized by calling
II. 9. MCoy. Esq, OF Cherry township,
to the Chair. The following Vice Pres
ilcnts were chosen, viz;-Dr. VIM Irwin
IF Esausburs, Joseph Cummns, Esq, of
Marion township; Thomas Garvey, Esq
of Muddycreck township; Hon. james
Kerr, of Harrisville; Samuel Parks, Of
Adam, townshipj John Lewis, Esq, of
Ielienop!e, and Daniel Lardip of Clinton
township. John Scott, Esq, and Geo.
A. Black were chosen Secretaries
Prof Leo. Miller, of New York, was
called upon to address the meeting, and
lefpopdcd in very able address. He
reviewed the history of the political par
ties Of our country from the formation OF
our Government, aud diew the lines be
tween Slave Aristocracy and Freedom,
in mapuer that could scarcely fail to
reach the reason aud judgment of the
most fastidiUus listener. He rehcarsed
the course of the Democratic patty in a
very syste matic manner, and in the Ian
guage of tailor, 'made some close fits"
lie, also, very ably discussed the issues
betYeen the Democratic and Republican
parties in the present campaign. Prof.
Miller was frequently apd loudly applaud.
ed. His addless occupied about one hour
and twenty minutes.
Hon. Thomas Williams was called up
on next, and made au able address lie
pointedly and forcIbly argued the issue,
before the people, between the Execu-
tive and the Congress ofthe United States
and in his usual able manner pressed his
conc lusions home upon the minds of his
hearers. His address was listened to at
tentively, and his sentiments often ap-
plauded. He spoke one hour aud tyen-
ty i've minutes.
Col. Hawkins, of Tcnnesses, was the
next speaker. This speaker was an Off
Ger in the Union Army, and knew well
the temper of the Southern people, both
before the war and since. He stated
that after the termination Of the war the
Southern people felt that they were beat
en-, and were disposed to submit to what
ever terms the Government might impose
but that now "a change has come over
the spirit of their dreams" and they are
demaadiag to have their forfeited rights
restored, and that this change was owing
to ths treachery of Andrew Johnson
The effect Of the Presidents "policy"
was shown to be to encourage the spirit
Of the rebels, and to beentirely prsjudi- !
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1866-09-26

Ii you want to prove Congress hegat,
and the Bonds Hiegai vote to elect Vop.
per-Johns9n- National. Rebel Union-Con-
gressmen, bat be sure to sell your Bonds
first, for there win be no market for then,
afierwards.
If you want to prove Congress legal
rote 20 sustain 1.-THE party that created
the Bonds-the party that fought and
,coa The ,oar--that says Congress repre-,
sent The people-that is pledged to keep
faith rih he Boadhoi,lrrs-Jut buy all
the Bonds gou can jira.-Erchange.
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1866-09-26

:
eia to ihs welfare aud rights Of the I'm
ion men of he South.
lie appealed to the people to standby
and Sustain the Congress of the United
States, and thus prevent recurrence OF
the terrible evils OF war, by showing to
the rebels that they cannot hope for sue
cess in another war should thsy attempt
to inaugnrate one. lie spoke thirty five
minutes in an impressive an able manner
and was applauded Justify.
On motion of Gen. Purviauce, tho
thanfs of the audience were rendered to
the speakers.
On motion, adjourned.
JonN ScorT, s.c.vs
Gao. A. BLACK,
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1866-09-26
Mr. Seward.

A well written article on the subject
of Mr.. Stewards treason to his party
winds up thus:
1.-THE real grief of Mr.. Stewards heart
is, that hls party found out his hollow
ness during the war and would have no
more Of his leadership. His nature and
habits make him aspire to the position.
lie has no vocation in life than to BE- a
party leader, aud now no party will have
hin. Distrusted by his old friends, he
will neve. be taken to the bosom of his
old enemies. His trouble is not that the
party to which he once belonged ia
without leader, but. that he wonders
about like restless ghost leader with
eat a party" -"
1ruer words were never spoken.
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1866-09-26
SPence's tnTexap.

The " I, Times of yesterday, in its
editor al summary Of the news of the day,
says
alt ia estimated that 1000 person.
have arrived at Galveston and Houston,
Texas, to escape the prosecutions of guer-
rillas in The interior. sho rob and murder
on both sides indscrmiGately, lor plum
der. Affairs throughout the State are
daily becoming worse Instead OF better,
and iunHmerable outrages are hourly re.
corded"
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1866-09-26
Communications.

For the Citizen
Mr., Editor In pursuance ola call
made by the Republican Executive Com
mittce Of Butler county, meeting was
held on Friday evening, September lfth,
1866, at KelIey's School House, in But
fa!o township The house was crowded
10 overfowing with citizens from Bulfilo,
Winfield, Clinton, ami several other town
ships.
Att O'clock, =. NJ, tie meeting was
called TO order by G.. Selwiek, ESD when
the following gentlemen were nom'uated
for officers, and unanimously elected.
President- Jonathan Walker, Esq
Vice Presidonts-Mvssis \. y. Wier
aud Wm. Harkcr
Secretary-A. IL. Hoover.
On taking the chair, President Walker
acknowledged the honor coulerrci upon
him in appropriate terms, aud introduced
to the audioqce ". II. II. Riddle, f.sq.,
who delivered very excellent speech ON
the issues OF the day. lie was followed
by Messrs. Leslie. Robinson, Clark aud
MCandless. The speeches OF these gen
tlcmen were replete with telling hits at
" My Policy"
M'Candlass dwelt at length on the Con
stitItional Amendments. He demonsua-
ted to a certainty that the adoption of
them was the only hope We could possibly
entertain Of permanent peace lie said
that the Constitution was made for the
people, and that 1t should be amended
whenever the circumstances Of the peo.
pie demanded it. He showed how far
My Policy" was the carrying out Of
that of the lamented LiIcoln, aud closed
by expressing a wish that Old B-Galo
township would roll up majority of at
least l5J at the coming election.
The meeting, after giving the speakers
vote Of thanks, quietly dispersed. Each
person seeming well pleased with the
prospect Of affairs. A. NJ. II.
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1866-09-26

Das- In the list of deserters furnished
the Clerk Of our Courts, We notice, with
pain, soue of the boys who left the l4;h
Pa. Cavalry, while that Regiment was
lying in Kansas. This is unfortunate -
These boys had served their country
faithfully till the end Of actual hostih
ties. 1t Was believed they were going to
be sent across the plains, on an expedi-
ton foreign to the object tor which they
had enlisted. Feeling that Injustice was
being done them, but under an erroneous
impression az to how to resent it, they lett
their Regiment .rregularly, and are there.
fore, technically, subjected to the status
Of deserters, while none of the moral
turpituhe attaches to them. They must
howe er suffer the Inconvenience of their
situation until relief can be had 10 the
proper way. We advised some of them
oqrselt, not to report at all. till all were
together and then to have their case
fairly presented on its merits, when we
hoped justice would be done them. This
however was not done. We hope the
day is not far distant when justice will
be done them.
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1866-09-26
BE Assessed he Assesses

Saturday of this week is the last dav
that assessments can be made preparato.
ry to their voting on the 9th of October.
Let committees and others, see to it that
all assessments are made before it is too
late. Let us have as full vote as pos
sible.
The Democracy seem determined to
have deserters vote in violation Of law,
even though they have to pay the penal
ty afterwards. Let us haIe such full
vote out as will be overwhelming, 50, that
no vote polled in democrati, districts.
however spurious, can harm us. We
have plenty'of loyal votes in Butler coun
ty to carry our whole ticket by at ledst
Eve hHndsed naioyity,and we muse do il
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1866-09-26
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Admins tors Notice.

NOTICE is hereby eiScf TINT Letters Of kdmni-tra-
N ii on has been issued L. the undcrs gne itU
ti,c of K. C. Campbell. iate of tauNew ~, decd All
pcls having clU{ against said cttte VIII Ir sent
them properly authenticated flr settlement, and those
kuJwink Themselves indebted 10 said cstatr will make
mniednits Payment TIIOS. CRAIG & WM lex.
sept 10, tsU,--Jt AdmimstF.t
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1866-09-26
Administrators A Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that Letters OF Administrnl
N tion have been issued 10 the undersigned th
estate Of James Hail. Afe OF Portersvilie decd. Al
persons knowing themselves indebted TO said estate
requested 20 make immediate payment, and those hay.
Ing clis against the same, requested to present
them properly authenticated for settlement
JAMES NEWTON,
August q, 06-ct) Administrator.
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1866-09-26
. .. J. =
Trial List for Sept. Term. 1860.

IEiai Ahsi Tor sept. Term, 1860.
FIRST WEEK Nsfs~S+
VIM. Fowler vs. David Nf'Donaii
VIM ID, Leurr on Jacob N.echlinx
Casper Elm vs. Henry Strut
Mary MCall hdmx for use Va Jane MrDOr,
mott ct a N
barbara Leiboii vs. Henry Lelboid.
sEcElSD WEEK
Wilson X. Potts p wiliibert Frederick ct al
VIM. Story Vim. Adams.
Isaac Sponsler llvid MARSHALL
Hugh Wni, Murfin, Exrs vs. Daniel Kelly
Rachae Cawan Mary McKinnis,
lsacc Enelish VS. Robert Allen.
VIM. forquer ys fiugh Wnr Mufrin, Ex'rs
Vim davidson John Bclford .s-5
Vim Layton James l.. Chambers,
lisnry Brnner Samuel Patterson,
Iiiigi VIM Murrin. Ex'rs vs. Daniel Kelly,
hlael Dctfiek Thomas Richards
J0h6Kusscl Us Charles Cochran ct al
Lydia M'Lure Mary III own ct al
Joha Neeley vs. Vim vogeey ct nj
iiures l,sslther Jr. Ys james Gall,her. Sr
Harvey . Thompson vs. Isaac SpoasIer ct al
JuLI'Piiee WIN Mardorf
Mufh Iytrs The clooi District Of OakIs MI
township, Butler County, Pa a
wM sTooPs, Pr othy.
Prothonotary Office: Aug. - 1865.
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1866-09-26
Our Ticket.

ln our paper to-cay, will be found our
ticket. Our readers will notice that
there are three tickets, State, Judiciary,
and County. Our friends will be care.
full in making up their tickets, as this is
the first time under the new law. Geary
is the only name on the State ticket; Jo
seph Cummins and Thomas Garvey are
the only candidates on the Judiciary
The balance of the ticket is under the
caption of County In folding the tickets
tho same care will be taken as heretofore,
The names are concealed as formerlv
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1866-09-26
NOTICE.

vITuEREAS my wife catharinc has left my bed and
w board without just cause, 1 therefore warn all
pefsons against harborng her giving her credit
NY account, will pay debts Jf her con racting.
u PETER BR0ELL.
August Isf, iS5e-3t.s zslignopls, Butler CO, Pa.
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1866-09-26
CIR APE WIN e S
FOR SALE.

FOR S.ALEj-
90 900 cssS sSo 81 r5r | & u 81 g. P.F 1%0i TO- % Sic siie
pcr tdll No vns- 2ic-ns rarli. s. O. per dukSI
sl5 per ioD 81 y pet 1900. DrwUe No vines - fcts
stra - ne dnIru $50 per luj $50 per 1000. NJ =
cents each - per dolrn - per 100, Sioo par 1850
reling 80 each, s. per dJzcn, 40 per ION III.
scnburg 80 ctc. s. per dozen. so Ter 100 Oar
vine. b,ve been propaga;ed from single cyo. in o,cn
~ ,pnd aui ~ superior quality. III sc wishing
& ltrt vines should order ehl tie demand prDni-
Sos to be greater th,n the supply.
AJdre,s siriEg Il MOWRET,
fft,tl.r A. ID