The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1866-06-15


Cervantcs was d common soldier Z
Homerwas the son Of i small fisr-
nlcrsoid aaiaifss s1tsm .sis4asaa lo sisa3,
MolieFe was the son of o tapestry
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dIlerencc was q sIave. ssigil issesi
Oliver Cromwell was tho sonsof q,
London brewer. .s4 Ss wv
8FFapklin wasa journeymAn printer.
and son ofa tallow chandler and soap,
boiler.
pr, Thomas, Bishop Worcester,
was the son Of q linen draper, ,,.a. n,
Daniel Deloe was q holster, and d
son Of butcher. 'fF
Whitfield was the aon of an innkeep.'
CIR Of Glouster. ,1'''' 's3t''A'n Y
Sir Cloudy Shovel, Rear Admiral
Of England, was an apprentice to q
shoemaker, and afterwards cabin
boy. A'Ft fN.Nt WA f'i ptfNH M laS Nfa
Bishop Pndaux worked III me
kitchen at Exeter CclIcgc, Oxford.
Cardin Woolsey was the son 0f 4
poor butcher y'sF "a n ~ siibfsmaa
Ferguson was shepherd. 1elsasis4
Dean Tucker was me son of a small
farmer IN Cardigahshire, and ptelorn-
ed bis journey to Oxford on 4Sotaai "a
Edmond Haley was the son Of a
soap boiler at Shoereditch. bi5
Joseph Hall, Bishop Of Norwitch,i
was the son ofa farmerm s.ai 5, sasoli
I iaNlrglliwas the son Of y porter .i,y
Horace was the son Of shopkeeper.
Shakespeare was the son Of wool-
sFaPler glMballrsq sas 4asY .sA8,f ffys
Milton was the son Of money sctiy-
ener. 80.
Robert Burns. was plOughman in
Ayrshire. y. ....., s''l.
4 Confuclus WIS q carpenter,
Z Mahomet All was a barber. WI ~
Madam BornadctEe was q washer
woman ofPafis. e0''al'ag' y t.s a'aeM
Napoleon, a defendant oe AN obscure
family Of Cosica, was Major when 40
married Josephine, the daughter ofa
tobacconist Creole Of Martinique. 'sd
General Escartero was 4 yeBtRy
clerk. bne9 sai gs 'Ga' Nns iofl1aT a1i Nj
Bolivar was a druggIss sso y saoia
sVesco dc Cana was sailorgaa st3is
liJohn Jacob Astor once sold apples
on thesiroets of New YoFk.s 6sal98
Catharine Empress Of Russia was5A,
camp grisettesst dii9 aot 1asiM sges' n
Cinelnnatus was ploaghing bis vins-
yard when the Direetorship Of Rome
was offered him. q mabnaaosnsMI
.nN8gHi fi--t---~-t+~--g -4----4..-4- H l5gnnA
alReATHERcocK OPINIONS. A=Mr Al
exandet Stephens, *. Yice-prssideht
ofitbe dsfunct Southern COnfederacyg
seems to be subject to very sudden
changes and huctuation Of opinion
he made a bold andsuhccm-
promising Union speech, which attrac-
ted and deserved standardization ofthei
whole country; and yet the next thing
We heard gof him hs WAS over head
and ears IN rebellion, assisting 70 bring
upon the Southern people the very
evils against which he had warned
them, and joining tho very band OIL
traitors whom he had denonnecd ln
the same way, Mr., Stephens sPnblicly
declared, when the war was over, that
the South was satisfied and willing 70
regard the question at issue during
The war as settled, and ready % come
quietly back into shs Union; but now
We hndhim declaring that tho South
70 ita dogma Ofslaterights,
md will not relinquish' this heresy
.llhough no attempt will 30 made to
,nfOrcs u st pre- eht HereiS q fat
, n.radiction, an incon sisisney As pail
,uBIS asithat Of Mr. Stephens con
Idct in 1861. The state rights hetesy
gas one Of the QUESTION AZ issue; and
was decided agaIus. tho South BY
oree Of arms. lift Is 70 b revived,
ve. sball have another rebellion before
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