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WASH. B. WILLIAMs, AuctioDeer.
apis st WASH b. WILLIAMS, Auct
TRuSTEEs' SALE or VALUABLE UNIM.
L PR0NED PROPERTY ON STREET
snhIH, BErWEEH FIRST AN o SECOND

- BY virtue Of q decree % tho Supreme Court
OF the district Of Columbia ps-s.d ia eauit,
csuse No. 2,1U9, We shall 8 II a public suction
10 front OF the prt m:ses. FRIDAY, the 2sth day
OF ApriI, Sc. al o'clock o. m, lots mbered
twenty eight t25l twenty niDe f2l1 aud thirty SOD
in ktbbey : subdivision Of square nun erred f We
inston. II. G.
TENS Of sale: One third cash: the balance in
three eQual II stalmcnts, in six twelve aud eighteen
months iron the day OF ale the deferred "a, m-nt.
20 be secured BY tie not OF the purchaser bearing
interest at the rsfs Of cent per aunum and in
d. rseo to the ~atisfsctI Of the trustees depo /;
OF 81 on each lot will b. required the time sale
hH conye ancine al purchaser cost IL the
te'ms 81 sale are not complied with in seven days
from the day OF sale, the trdstes the right
to resell the property at the risk and cost of The
dsfsu!tpR purchaser, sitter Eve days public notice
DULcsnson Brts., 4. INGLE,
AuCtioueers. No SIa "a =. NV. r..
n. WILSON. Austees'
ANS tu,tbk1s No 635 =, N W
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X H. ~ARNER, corner Y aud 7th streets.
TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY
VS NEW JERSEY AyEEUE, BETWEEN
and SIS NORTHWEST.
I by virtue of a deed of trust, dated March 2ld
isf5 recorded in Liber 169, folio 42i OF the aud
records Tor the District of Columbia, and by direc-
nSn OF the party secured thereby, viii offer at
DAY, April the 22d 1876, at ) o clock m. nsrfs
o. t9fs and d, In square No $50, fronting about
teet rs 1be hes on New Jersey avenue, aud extend.
ing back the depth OF the lot an Is feet alley Ths
property is improved by Rew brick dwelling, CON
prrVemeDts.
Terms Of sale: One third cash; residue in H. aud
y months. Deferred payments to be secured By a
deed Of trust the property Sold aud bear inter-
est at the rate Of pr cent Per aDDum from dav Of
sale. SfOO down al time of sale. All conyeyaDci1a
Al cost Of purchaser.
NATH'J CARUSI, JR Trustee.
aDl2dfds ID GLEARV Sala
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NOUNG & MIDDLETON, Auctioneers.

OINu q huCIlOQeers.
CHANCERY SALE CT IMPROVED PROPER
Tf, No. 1899 SIXTH STkEET HoBTH-
a. BY virtue of 8 decree of the Supreme Court Of
Ess be District Of Columbia, holding special
tenn, passed In Equity cause No. 4.S24, docket IL,
Vill sell, al public auction, ia front of the prem
ICES, on MONDAY, the 9Th dag Of April, 1876, at
400 O'Clock p the following described real es
tata ii h the improy ements thereon to wit: Part
Of lot numbered 7, in square numbered 4SI, COM
mepolng Tor the same at point on 6h street north
west Is feet from the northwest Of said lot
Z, aid running thence due east 90 feet inches,
the nee south is feet thence west 81 feet inches
said 9Th street, and thence north is feet the point
Of b. ginning. The improy ements consist OF two
story frame house.
The terms Of sale, as prescribed by said decree
sre: One third cash, anc the balance in three 49,
equal instruments at 6, H. and Is months. the de-
ferred payments to bear interest at eight 81 per
cent from the day of sale. and secured the salts
faction of the Trustee. II the the sale are
not complied With IN seven days from the day of
SALE the property will be resold at the risk and
cost OF defsulting purchaser upon five days sdver-
tbs. Went Of the same in some daily newspaper
printed and published in the city of WASH ngton
deposit of Sl00 will be required at the time of
sale. All nVey snoin g at the purchasers cost.
JAMES X. Bangs. Trustee,
sp3-It YOUNG MIDDLETON, Aucts.
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1910 fEHSsXIyANIA 1870
ROUTE
70 the Herth, West, and Southwest.

1870 rE"sssSESf i.A 1876
70 the Herth, West, and Southwest.
Doabie Track, steel Raits, Splendid Seem
cry, Magnificent Equipment.
Trains leave Washington, city time, from Depot,
corner Of e'h and streets, as follows:
Tor Pittsburs and the West, 8 g.. m. daily, with
Palace Car to chicago, and 1855 .. n. daily,
BALTIMOKE AND POTOMAC RAILROAD.
Falls, and the Nerth, .. IN. daily, except Sum
day; and 40 ?. m daily. EXCEPT Saturday, with
Raso IsT; to r0s E%irs and
ror New York ans me East, $40 .. m. daily, with
Palace Cars attached Limited Express Of Pull
For New York. 1870 .: 10. daily, except sunday,
with Psr'or Cars attached.
For Philsaelphis: lao . u; naily, except Sunday,
Accomrnodstion Tor S.itmsre: 1850 9. M. daily.
for Popes Greek Line T:So .. N. and IS0 D. m.
For Ann.poii., 90 and 1855 s. N. and ass ,.
ALEXANDRIA q FREDERICKSBURG RAIL
WAY hNp ALEXANDRIA WASHINGTON
Tor AlexaIdris, o. 10, liam, I,3,4:2o
SO. 5;0a, sn1 iI:4O m. On Sunday at D.
E0r tne South, via Richmond, ll:1o ?; m. daily,
and 11:sO .. IN daily.
Trans leave alex ancria for " sshington, 8, 9,
Sunday at and 1 o a. m, and .. m.
Tickets, information, Sleeping ana Psrlor Car
accommodation can be procured at the Omces:-
syvsnia avenue, Northeast corner Of Sixth street
and Pennsylvania avenue, and At the Depot, where
festin alton from Hotels and Residences
D, n BOYD il Gen Passenger Agent.
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RAILROADS.
BALTIMORE And OHIO RAILROAD.
LEAVE WASHINGTON
APBIL 10, 1875.

An LEAVE wAsHINGrON
0o-Rsltimore, EIiicnt, ,iiy ard way stations.
O-SS- baitfmore Annapolis, and way stations,
roint q Rocks aud intermediate stations.
do-Banrmors E1Pr.Ss
s:OO-N,tr York and Boston, E1PTeSS Pullman
s:I5-CiaciaSaii, 81 Louis and Prs5p,s f..
gTsSs frederick, Hsgersto VII, and Valley
-2O-POint Of Rocks and way stations.
s:ts-bsltimore ant wsy stations,
10 i5-Baltimore Unlim ted Express No S,ops
12I5-Bsltimore. way stations and Annapolis.
13u-Nsr foTk and Norfolk E1pTsSS
!S0-Beitlmore aud way stations
+'oI Rs, nmo7e Express, stopping at Laurel and
4;sa-FIederiek and Point Of Rocks, tvia Metro.
Roiitan BIanchl.
sss-Baltmore. AunspoIi, aud way stations.
! o.io-Ch,eago Express. Cincinnati, Hagerstown
S:30-;Bdh,mors aud PhiLadeiph,a Express. Re.
lay stati IN and Frederick,
oSs-BdatmOTs BrprsSS
1OO-Bai'tmOre HLproS
l.SO-baIttmore ana way stations
sl0-BaltimOre sud way stations.
Cumbe La by train leaving sunday nil
SSo-H2r fS,k Ntsht Express. Sleeping Cars
s35-BsItimore aud princi pal way stations,
io;So,n sItinsoprs and way stations, Metropoli-
11;So-N LGsts cypress. Chicago, Columbus,
.IIo: 100. US, Io:isA MISC. Sis $50,
SS;S3 ZOO, so, $50, $50, 9:33 aud I1:30 r.
All her trains dsily, except Sunday
NO connection on sunday Tor hagersteWni hu-
1ssIs stsSn'on or Vale Brsica M 5Ir ,Is gT
For further Information apply at the Baltimore
and Ohio Ticket Offices, W sshirg ton ststlor, and
orders will be taken baggage TO be checked and
received at any point in tAe Siy:s su.p,
Master 4 Transportation
T. NJ. COLE. Gene al Ticket AGENT
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Nxw EXPRESS LINE VIA CANAL,
IN BHrWEBN
PhILADELPHil, ALEXANDRIA, WASH.
IhGTOH AND GbORG6TOWb.
FAILING DAYS.
From Pier ., North whrryes. Philsdeilhis +.
SATURDAY, ct IL u.
From 50 W ater street., 0cor ketovn
ID. O., MONDAY, At y. IN.
This line connects at Philsdsiphis with Oiyde's
Regular Semi weekly Line Of Steamers for Provi-
tence, Boston and New England States, &c wharf
age In Boston by this lice.
eff HYDE, Agent for ID. Of q.
Wen. r. CLYDE CO, philadelphia.
ia REED, Alsxandria, Va.
u. p. q. MINK, 29 4 syonshire street, Boston.
k<Freights delivered By Knox Express. Orders
tcft 81 General Once, sos Pennsylvania avenue, or
81 tie Steamers Wharf, VII - promptly attended
to. sep1tr
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WASH. b. WILLIAMS, AuCtiOneer.

UNiMPROVED PROPERTY NORTHWEST.
ERk Pa 81 OF THE CITY, AT AUCTION.
81 On TUESDAY, april 18th, lS16, at 4 O'Clock
p N: shall sell, In front Of the premises, the
= north halt Of Lot B, in 81 asre l6l fronting on
18th street. between l. and n streets northwest
Also, at so clock p. on the same day, SD all
sell Lon No g. in square No 81, the corGer of 12d
and .treets northwest, having CT Va feet front by
lH "a feet deep, more or less.
Terms: One fourth cash: balance in 6. IL, and l.
months for notes bearing interest from day of sale
acc secured by deed Of trust the property sold
SO down on each lot when the properly is struck
of. a II convey AIMING at purchasers cost
epli WASH. b. WILLIAMS. Auct.
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SYSTEMATIC TEACHING of morals in
schools is recommended by the commission
ers on truancy in Scotland on tue ground
that by its means, combined with physical
education, far more successful results would
be achieved in the diminution OF insanity
than have hitherto been attained through
the Operation of ASYLUM treatment
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"PEoPLEs' LINE"
NOMINI. MATTOI CREEK, UPPER MA
CHODOCAND INTERMEDIATE
LANDINGS.
The sidev heel Steamer
"E. MORRIS,"
Captain T. Y. BALDWIN,
VIII commence running TO the above land1nEs on
Monday, March 9th, leaving from - ANA
wharffoot Of 9th street every MON
DAY and tn URsDAY at 3 a. IN.
Returning will leave EOmini every TUESDAY
and FRIDAY att q N.
feb28 N. X. FITZHUGH, Agent.
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WASH. b. WILLIAMS, Auctioneer

wkLNuT.FRAME PABIoR SUITES, UPHOL-
sTEREn IN ChIMS9N Rep; R0sEWo0D-
BLE-ToP CENTER TAB LES; WALNUT
MHhTN0Ts, WALNUT Hat BACK AND
Road, EXTEHsI0N TABLE AND DINING
Room CHAIhS. WALNUT DRESSING CASE
GILT.FkAME MIRRORS; WALNUT BED
s1EAIs. BUREAUS AND WAsHSrASDs
BRCsSF Is. INGRAM AND OTTER CAR
PITS; HuSk AND o. 7. MATTRESSES
kITCBbN UTENSILS. &c
n Ga TUESDAY. aErit 1sth. 1876, CONNIE n :.
" ing at 10 CLOCK 9. m Il shall sell, al the
~ resideIce OF o gentleman declining boas4
Weeping, No. 1888 street, bstaeea 18th
snd 18th streets, northwest Michler Row
Terms cash. WASH. Is. WILLIAMS.
apitd AlctiOnesr.
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TINTED STATES MAKsHAL's SALE.

limited STATES MAKSHALS SALE.
In virtue of two writs Of heri facias, issued on.
the Clerk office OF the Supreme Court of the Dis
trct Of Columbia a. directed, will sell, at
public gale, for b, IN front Of the court-house
day Of April. 1876, at IL o'clock m all V. Marion
Burches right. title. claim and interest 10 aud to
half OF lot Mo- 10 In square DO. 1sl, In the city Of
Wa" inston, d. O together with all and singular
ths --ments thereon, seized and levied upon as
the rTpnertv q, Victor Burche. and will be sold
r. sats{y execution, No 1858, in favor Of Ovens and
al, use Of y. E AlexAn.sr' ana i0's' In favor OF
Il. y. Alexander.
April sth 1876 apadtds
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UNDERTAKERS.

From Gay 70 Grave, from Lively 10 Severe
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PPLEHOND AMERICAN CYCLOPk
Approaches compilation; Il q having ysry large
this great work viii be supplied. in monthly issAl
Dcnfs or uD 20 press. from the agency, 41Y 7th
street, where I'll styles Of binding may be seen.
Specimen pages ssnt grstis on applics-
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IMPORTANT TO THE TRADE AND PUBLIC
OVER 6113,OOO WORTH OF
FOREIGN AND ESTIC DRY GOODS


At their Large and Spacious Store,
Gunner 10Th AND ID sTS.. Washington. ID. c.,
Commencing TUESDAY, april -, 1876.
large consignment of Foreign sod Domestic
Dry Goods, consisting of West of England, each
and German Broad and harrow woolen Cloths, Of
all shades and colors; French, English and Scotch
Fancy Tweeds aud Gas neres, Fprbsck. moscoS
and Esquimaux Beavers, CbinchilIss, yestings,
CloskiDgs, &c. Also, Scotch French and Germ an
Pnisly Cashmere, Queensland, Ottoman Lsce, aud
tins ham LsCes, &C.
DRESS GOODS IN great variety, such ss heavy
Black and Oolored silks, satins, Irish aud Lyons
Poplins, al Wool Merinos, D-sines, ssteen Cloths,
serGes, ele CANT i'm ported Psids Alpaca, En- press
Cloths. &c &c yery rich and assortment of
L. or silk Ntlvets, Neiveteens akd Inc Plush Suit
Jugs, Prints, Beached aud Unbleached Cottons from
one 20 three yards wide large line of English aud
AmeriI an Blankets, ElBnnels; Ladies' Gents and
Children Hosiery, Gloves. &C, together with q
very choice ard we'll selected stock of elyet. Brus
sells, Administer, Tspt stry and Ingram CARPET
lNGs, HUGS: &c. &c. fro meeium to finest i'm
ported MaTseilie> and Turkish Quili, and variety
OF Ter goods too DumerOns to mention.
NJ Salts to continue from day 10 day until the
enire stock is di~ps led IF. The whole to tie sold
with ut reserve. in let's TO suit, all for cash
Sales commence daily ST 10 a. m, p aud q ?
. apl4 I'm
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Ri is so warm in Alabama thai bees are
cumming around the lips OF the Mobile
girls.
RF-At fire in Edinburgh the firemen stole
jewelry from the burning houses. and got so
drunk t1at many were found. hours after
ward, lying in the street. Consequently the
brigade is TO be eOre aniZed.
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STEAMER LINES.
SPECIAL NOTICE.

SPECIAL NOTICE.
The Estate Lie steamship" ST ATE OF PENN
SlLSAHIA' will ssil from Pier AZ, r.
North river, q OF Of Canal street G6S
New York; on THURSDAY next,
Iril %, 1876 at noon for Glasgow and Liverpool,
Wis Belfast. Pas engers booked to London, Paris,
and all parts Of the continent For rates and other
tLfCTmsriOD apply 20 GEO. W. MOSS, Agent. 225
PenDsylvaDia avenue, or to AUSTIN. BALDWIN
co General Agents, ~ and 45 Broadway,
New York. IL
THE STEAMER HABBINGER WILL LEAVE
the Fish Wharf loot 18th street, SSSA
EVERY MORNING, at a m. for
totomac Fisheries and intermediate Lsldlngs.
Freight and passengers taken at lowest rates.
apl0tr NJ. X GREGG, Captain.
EOR NORFOLK
Il STEAMER LADY OF THE LAKE
Leaves the Con pany's wharf. foot Of 9th street,
every MOSDAI and THURSDAY, - SU@A
at m. Fare. 81; round trip, So. go =
Tickets good until used.
FOB POTOMAC RlVER LANDINGS.
Steamer JNO. W. THOMPSON leaves Company 3
wharf, foot Of oh street, every TUESDAY, at o.
IN for Curriomsn and Int mediate landings, and
every FRIDAY att q. Ia fer Ooan River, stop ping
at intermediate laLcings
For information apply at the office Of the Com
pany, under the Metropolitan Bank, 18th street,
opposite the Treasury, or TO the Agent, At the
wharf marN-ly
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BANKRUPTCY

BANKRUPTCY
WASH. b. WILLIAMS, Auctioneer
TRESTOtR OFANEW YORK Who'll EShLE
IMP ORTING HOUSE AT AUCTION
LARGE BANKRUPT SALE OF DRY GOODS,
Consisting ia part of the Stock of tue late firm
Of R III. b. McSta We & Co.. of New York.
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UTNIyERsAL r. r TICKET OFFICE.
RAILROAD TICKETS to or from all points
e0 Tedact f6Sn 81 elE or D S&lE nj
upon any other office or depOI zx-zHK ozK1A
IN this city.
Tickets good till used Baggage checked through.
Apply to N. Il. WHITESIDE,
splly q15 Penn ave, Washington ID. O.
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ASSIGNEE'S SALE OF GROCERIES, LIQUORS,
SHELVING, COUNTERS, &C.
6@ On TUESDAY MOKEING, A pril 18Th,
H6ScommenoIng a, o O'Clock, 1 will sell, by
62 virtue OF an assign eLt, the entire stock of
Groceries, &C, contained in store cor ner
~ street and Pennsy ania avenue, consisting Of
Sugars, O, fees, Teas, Soaps;
Starch, Candles, Pepper, Spices;
Cigars, Tobacco, Tubs, Buckets;
molasses, VINEGAR. Prunes;
BTandes, Whisk 'es, Sherry, Port;
Large lot Shell Goods, Shelving
Scales, Counter, Fixtures, &c, &C;
Together with numerous other articles usually
found in grocery store. FRANh HUME,
Assignee Of II. o. Moore & o., " as hington.
anil Ct
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A FIsHKR's NEW DYE WORKS.

900 g Sired, aeay Hiak Street,
Connected with
a. FIeHERT CLINICAL sc0URIHG WORKS,
On Ntafh Sysef, G.. opposite Pateaf QGcs.
H.B.-Dyeing and Cleaning GeutlcmsnS Gar.
ments specially, q short notice,
~E9u kYse0, Nugu-H
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AUCTION SALES.
A 'hOc. \. W AGGAMAE,
Real Estate Auctioneer. sls tn street

THos. X. wAGsAMAE.
Real Estate Auotioneer. 5ls tn street
- On WEDNESDAY, April 9th. q. o'oIoch
y m. win q fsr for sale. IN From Of the prem
e., lots -. -, - and the sou,h ~ fest OF LOT
z IN quare -, fronting lSl feet 6th be-
square feet
Terms day Of sale
apis tkds THoS x waGGsMAN, Auo,
WAsH. b. WILLIAMS, AuctiODeer.
ThusTEE2sALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY Oh EAST CAPITOL STREET.
bBTWEEN Urn AND srH SHEETS NORTH
LIST, AT AUCTION
e Py virtue q deed Of trust, dated Februsry
k:3 Ah, A. ID 1873, a.d dely recorded In Liber No
ivs foio 70 one 81 the land records for
eouuiy, IN the District Of ''olHmbs and by req
CT the Party secured IN reby shall proceed to sell
r9biic auction, in front OF The pre- misses, on
WEDNnspAf, Asril 18Th, 1876, at 30 o'clock
p m, all that certain piece or psi eel % ground
,fnafe lying and being in the city Of Washington.
IN the Disti let OF Columbia, known ard described
as Lot numbered eleven I'D. IN sSuare numbered
eight hundred and ninety eight 1881, with the i'm
tsge rams Dwelling.
~ The pur chaser Of the above described prop
erty not having compiled With the terms Of sale
thereof 70 him. this IL to give notice that will sell
The So I'D property at his risk and cost
Terms essy; u ade known at time OF sale.
W RpED, Trustee.
N VI -
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3. a. "ARNER' corner 7th and streets.
TRUSTEES SALE OF BEAUTIFUL CORNER
WEST.
- BY virtue of a deed CT trust, made July 5th,
1874, and recorded in Liber 1856 folio 254 one of
the land records of the District of Columbia, at
the request of the party secured thereby. will offer
al ~, Subdivision is, in Square ISL, Washing
ton ID C., the same having front of % $40 feet on
10th street, a. the corner Of street northwest hsy-
ing depth Of Us feet, improy sd By Frame Dwell
inG
Terms: Or efourth cash; balance at 10 per cent
interest IN and y months
JOS c. G. KENNEDY, Trustee
apll dts Ut. COLDWELL, Sale.msn.
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In Bcxes, containing dozen Quarts, efy0, allow
ing rs cents for Bottles, and Box returned
In Boxes, containing dozen Pfnts, q 90 per dozen,
allowing " cents per dozen for Bottles and B'r
For Shipping, in Boxes containing 3 dozen Quarts,
or dozen Pints, at same price per dozen. allow.
ing the same for Bottles and Boxes returned free
sns.im ROBERT PORTNRR.
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N0TlUE-Psrtie. who desire to dispose Of ali
~ KINDS OF WEARING APPAREL can sell
mem for higRer cash price than any place In the
city, By csliinE or addressing HERZOG, 91T ID
tsntion wiz be Efysa. mayUtI
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Ready-Made Department.
COATS AMI NESTN

COATS AND VESTS.
Double bresstsd or Prince Albert, worsted
COs's with Vests 20 match, IN reliable qualities
frum ca 20 s25. sfspted O. the requirements
q the sessOD These Coats aud f.sts will give
ss much ssiisfaction A. suy z eds, no matter
how high the price Handsoms rsted Goats
eBd Vests Tor sH 20 BLACK Cloth FrOok
Coats from Is 20 $50. some Of them my ewn
especial m manufacture. Drsp Ote Goats aud
Vests 81 extra quality.
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1876-01-19
OH; O! '.e dllailg Argns.
Mrs. Andrew Johnson.

A telegram from Knoxville announces
the death, at the residence Of her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Patterson, near Greenville, Tenn,
at ii o'clock on Saturday night. of the
widow OF ex-,resident John sou Mrs
johnson had long been an invalid, and
during the presidency of her ilustrious
husband her i'll health was such that she
was compelled to delegate to her daug liter,
Mrs, Patterson, the discharge OF the social
duties Of her high position. The marriage
Of ex President johnson was a singulariy
happy one, and he never weared Of bear
ing witness to the favorable influence of
Mrs, Johnson's devotion and intelligence
upan his whole career She had enjoyed
greater educational advantages than him
self 10 early life, and he was indebted to
'her, not merely for counsel and comfort
throughout his singular and eminent
career but for the first steps which he ever
took 10 the long and arduous path which
led him up from the humble station Of an
artisan to the first office in the gilt of the
American people.
Mrs Johnson maiden name was Eliza
McArde, She was corn in 1911. and has
consequently died in the sixty-titth year OF
her age She was married in 1929, when
size was but eighteen, and her husband a
youth of twerty She bore her husband
five children. at the house of the eldest OF
whom, Mrs. Patterson, the wife OF ex-
Senator Patterson, OF Tennessee, she has
Low died. Her oldest and fayorite son
was thrown from his horse and instantly
killed at the beginning of the civil war while
on his round OF duty as Surgeon Of the First
Regiment Of Tennessee Union Volunteers,
This blow greatly injured her already en-
feebied constitution; and the sufferings
which she subsequently underwent, while
caring for the comfort Of her second
daughter, .Irs Stcver, and her daughter S
family IN the mountains If Tennessee dur
ing the first year OF the civil war, COM
pletely undermined her strength. Mrs
Slower husband, who was colonel Of the
Fourth Tennessee Infantry in the Union
Army, died of disease broug ht or by expo
sure before the close IF the year 1862
Mrs. Johnson's second son, Robert
johnson, was removed to an asylum for
the insane during his fathers presidency.
TIE youngest, Andrew johnson, Jr, sur
wives his mother. Few women OF any con
diuon il, life in any part Of this country
were called upon to drink more deeply than
Mrs. johnson of the bitter cup Of their
countrys affections. and her patience,
simplicity of character and unaffected piety
earned for her in the narrow circle Of her
personal friends and intimates the most
sincere respect aud affection.
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1876-01-19

NICE RULING done at THE ARGUS
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