Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-02-01


| aged about a century.
Der this sad wreck let mankind never daily;
| Fraud knocked down every ninepin in this Alley
This is nobody's funeral.
Allison, Jno. B., of Iowa, died of G. NJ.
Gan overdose of dividend fastened his de-
parture,) aged fifty years.
| Long dead to US, sweet Allison,
The Hoax thou could'st not rally;
II 50 soon done, why vert begun,
Thou fragrant son of Alley?
Remains will be embalmed.
Bingham, John A., of Ohio, died of C
M, (supposed to have caught the fatal In
lection from Dawes aged sixty two years
Moan for him, welkin, he'll wake you no more
| With shouts against theft, Buckeye Bingham
The death-bells shall boom how he garnered hi;
| store, @ f--a '-.--
And gentle Ben Butler viii ring 'em.
Announcement of funeral hereafter
Ohio papers please copy. ., --
Brooks, Jim, Of New York, died of G.
NJ, (protesting to the last that ne was well
| in health; no remedies were administered);
aged sixty-two.
He chartered, chartered as he went,
To join the great Salt River;
Hoax might threat OF Hoax relent,
q, But he'd deny forever,
'MOng well-hlled Hbsnks" his way he picked,
McCOnb might "dam," McComb convict
Jim Brooks denied forever
His funeral win have no political signif-
canoe. t
Colf8x Smiler, Of Indiana, died OF. c. n.
Che agonies of the poor victim were in
tense; to this last he insisted that it was
something else besides Credit MobiHer);
aged forty-two. -s-
Too isely and fair TO remain;
They stretched him on racks till the soul Of Col
fax >.
FlaPped up into Heaven again.
May the fate of poor Schuyler warn men Of a
Who dividends gets on the brain!
Indiaal papers please copy.
Dawes, Henry L., of Massachusetts,, died
of G. NJ. Che had the reputation of having
powerful constitution, but it was evident
ly delusion), aged ffty-seven.
Retrencher! Leader! Thou hast left us,
Plymouth Rock thy loss will feel;
For pOttage-mess bereft us,
Old Honesty is aasgespieh.
Funeral strictly private. No wake.
Garfield, James a., of Ohio, died of G..
II (struggled hard against the dreadful epi-
damic, but it was no use. He caVed in un-
expectedly,) aged only forty-two.
Here rests his head upon its lap of earth,
a youth to fortune and misfortune known;
Mobilier frowned upon his humble birth,
And Hoax Ames hencef0rth marked him for
his own.
VIII be buried at Congressional Gene
tery, Washington, d. G. No cards.
Kelley, William D., of Pennsylvania,
died of G. NJ, (too much iron in his bloed
and too little protection of himself made
him an easy victim to the fell destroyer,)
aged sixty.
Weep not ''pig iron," public dear
He is not dead, tho sleeping here;
His thunder's hushed, his eye is dim,
Mobilier put head on him.
His remains will be 'protected" in a me-
tallic casket. A one-hcrse funeral an
nounced hereafter.
Patterson, James W., of New Hamp-
shire, died of G. M. (his sufferlngs drew
tears from his friends; he persisted to the
end in supposing it was a different COM
plaint); aged fifty years.
Peaceful be Uriah's slumber,
Heep-ed he is in burial low;
Thirty shares his coffin cumber,
How 1t is yourself you know.
Mourning by Senators for thirty days. A
granite sarcophagus will inclose the num-
my,
Schofeld, Glenni W., of Pennsylvania,
died of c, NJ. Passed off quietly,) aged fifty
three.
Hoax Ames, the Ancient Mariner,
Stopped Navy Schofeld bland,
He held him with his glitteIing eye
And with his skinny hand,
Then Schofeld did hellish thing
And it did work him wo,
His ten shares clipped him on the wing
And laid the Quaker low.
Pennsylvania papers please copy. Funer-
81 at an early day. Music by the band:
"Down in a coal mine."
Wilson, Henry, of Massachusetts, died of
G. NJ. (great hopes were entertained of bis
aged sixty-one.
His sinnings sore long time he bore
Like martyr on a rock,
TIL bad Hoax Ames, of sinful games
Had eased him of his stock.
His "sole" had ne'er into the void been cast
Had he "waxed" firm and stuck unto his /
''last."
Natick (Mass.) papers please copy. Me =
mortal services at Faneuil Hall. No T ,sb
need apply.
Wilson, James F., of To- ga dad Of C.M.
$500 a,,,t 10y, y, he had hi herto
five.
Ears ldle tears, he knew not what they meant,
rbs1,, united them three dollars for a share;
l plotted out life we thought we ii spent
All! was his sweetness nothing but a snare?
Rev. DR.. Newman will condu ct the SER
vices and preach the penegyric; from his
campaign notes. Free list ent irely sus-
pended.