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Gen. Jacksor.-The following incident occur.
rcd on visit ofminc to Washington City, in 1881,
lts truth may be rolled on.-Albany argus.


widow LADY, in rather slruitened crcumstnn.
ees, had been keeping a clearinghouse for some
years in that city and during the general pros.ra.
ton OF active busnesss, growing on, of the cur.
rsncy arrangements of that date had got in arrear
and 10 pay some Of her most urgent debts sen,
such Of her furniture Us she could possibIy sn,ro
10 auction. The purchaser was a clork in ON,
of the government offices, ono of those nublic


Ioafers OF which there has always been too nanv
at Washington and csewhere-who run in debt a,


Nsr as they can obtain credit and without ever in.
tending 10 pny The lady called on the auction.
cor, a respectable man named Mauro, believe
ho called on the official who proposed to nav a,
soon as his month salary was due. The month


oiled around, and June slceaalied March .nd
S-Ftcuibs. une, without payment being made IN
,.he gres, di,tse.s efthe widow. and unoosness ~
.hs ayc oGeet. And s.ler further applico,;ou
e IF q hoIJetfeiIsnl,s,--s - e.
siiegtns hst I NEsaat ofh,5 4 srcr5to S"y. The
sun ~ sr-sts fof lte ~ SaneerI gse art
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+, ID i Issu. ]. .ss,s s.sali isps. he
Pros lents ID 81 20 q; 4 s ~
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Jackson,1sirh bis na,4rEvtz Z z n %


The old man, eyo fsshed nc / Etfgvosp5M :,
P-'s sno's'" he inqu.Gst, No. a.skustss MY
"Ca on him, then, and wilhoa, speailiidg no
purpose for which you want il, get hfs assai'aba
note and bring it here" - 49,


The auctioneer accordingly asked p for his
note. "Wha; do you want wiihthe motel idon't
know any body who could lake it" remarksdth
debtor; adding, however, as ho sat down to write
'.!here it is" Madro promptly returned to the
President. handing him the note, who, without say
inga word, sat down and wrote on the back of the
paper, "Andrew Jackson" "Now, sir" said
The General, "show Mr.. P-,ho endorsement,
and IL hs don't pay you, let me know it," The
first man Mnuro met, as he entered Gadsby's hotel
was p. "Ah!" said he, shave you passed tho
motel" mot yet," said tho other, "but expect
to, for have got a frst.rate endorser TO it,
"Nonssnse," said p, "who is it," The en-
dorsement was shown him. He turned pale, beg
ged the auctioneer 10 wait few minutes, went out.
and in a short space of time returned with the
money. which was paid over to the widow rhn.
day, 10 the qualification OF all parties. P-=-kePt
quiet on tho subject for years, but finally, on re-
mark being made in his presence that General
Jackson did not endorse for any body whatever.
remarked he knew better for the General had oneo
endorsed for him, and produced as evidence tho
note. 10 the surprise of all who knew not the cir
cums,ance, Of the case.