In the early 1830s, Andrew Johnson left Raleigh in North Carolina, and headed west, a runaway apprentice Tailor, with a price on his head. He didn't stop in his flight until he reached Greenville in Tennessee, where he quit running and opened a tailoring shop, bartering his services for the necessities of life. On his second day, he made his most successful trade of his career - with Eliza McCardle, who would one day become his wife...