Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1865-11-11

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to all, and we present several illus
trations of the present ruler oil our
great Republic.
Greenville is village in East
Tennessee, and contains ABOUT 1000
Inhabitants. 1t consists OF four
squares, with streets running
through at right angles. A recent
visitor says:
"Greenville is especially noted and
honored rs being the home Of An
drew johnson, present President of
the United States. This renders the
village interesting to all, and every
thing connected with Andrew John
son 8 residence in it is of the deepest
interest to the American people.
Many years ago, on II certain even
ing, u rude, black-headed, black
eyed, good-looking boy, said my in
Torment, drove into town with a poor
old horse to a little onc-horsc vehicle
in which he had his mother and a
few household things. They sue
ceeded in securing an humble habi-
tation by rent. This secured, the
next object was to secure labor by
which to live. He began to inquire
for tailoring to do. His youthful
appearance make it seem to be
somewhat of a risk to put cloth in
his hands. His honest appearance,
together with his anxiety to obtain
work. however, induces an influcn-
tial citizen to give him coat to
make for himself, with the advice
to do his best on it. and if he made
good job of it he would have no
difficulty in getting work. He did
his best, he succeeded witRthe job,
aud he began Immediately to gain the
confidence of the public and to get
plenty to do.
This was the first appearance of
Andrew Johnson in Greenville,
Tenn, and this was the first job of
work he did on his own RESPONSE
bility. The first house he lived in,
l was told, is not now standing. He
was industrious and attended to
business well. In progress of time
he was married. The marriage
ceremony was performed by Nor
decai Lincoln, Esq, said to bo Il
distant relation of the late President
Lincoln. The house in which he
was married has been removed. At
this time, my informant told me,
Andrew johnson could not read.
and was taught to read by his wife
after their marriage. Things pros.
pered with him, and in due time he
became able to own his own house
and lot. just down there at the
base Of this hill stands a small. brick
building, with back porch. and
around it the Necessary fixtures. Ii
stands on the corner of the square,
near where the mill rzee passes under
the street ON it way down TO the
little mill
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