Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-11-09
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z ne Following List Of Pr1EeS WILL Dc
DisEri6Vted:
| LIST Ze-BTississipPi Plantation, 1000
| acres in Washington county. 900
| I'd PIiZe-Brick StO-ehOGse fronting on
| Public Square, M uTireesbOrO, Tenn. 5000
Pubic square, MarfIecsOoro. Tenn. =. 5000
| ith Prize-Brick StorehOuse, situated in
Murfreesboro, Tenn. .................... l., 900
| 9TH PTize-Briek StOrehOuse, situated in
MurfTSesboro, Tenn, .................... 1900
| 9th PriZe-Brick StOrehOuse, situated in
MurrTeesboro, enn.................... 1900
| It'll PTize-A large Bcick Dwelling House
on Main street, MurfreesbOro, Tenn,
containing 10 rooms. 5000
House on Church street, MurfreesboTo,
9th f'ilI1i Rutherford county Farm -'''
on Stones river, 1876 acres. .............. 1890
10th PriZe--Large rwO-stOTy Briek Ware
house, Lebanon street, Murtreesboro,
Tenn, 40 x 100 feet. H,OOO
18th Prize-A new Brick Residence on
Spring street, Murfreesboro, Tenn. 5000
18th PriZe-One vacant StOrehOuse Lot on
Main street, MurfreesbOro, Tenn...... 5000
1871 Prize-New Brick Residence in Muir
attached 5000
1ith Prlze-Cash. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1000
Next two prizes-l5 to I7-Cash $780,. 1000
cash Observation-Disclosures. 5000
Next Prizes-22 10 2}-Each; one valla-
bic Building Lot in Murfreesboro, Tenn,
Slsvtt -J"yv
Plane, 5000. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. $500
Next 16 Prizes-SO to 46-Each, one Build
ing Lot in Murireesboro, Tenn, S9DO.... 1900
Next 8 Priests to 54-Each, one Build
ing Lot, acre, in suburbs Of Murfrees-
Ne eSf3' PT gHe to 6o-EscI, one fine
SStOnewaii" Buggy, $500. ....,.......... 5000
Gold watch, 500. ' ~. 1000
good Tennessee Cotton, 500. ............ 5000
Sewing Machine, sIO0................. 10000
Next 80 Prizes-22O TO 252-Each, one fine
Double Barrel Shot Gun, So. 2,4OO
Next 400 PrizeS-252 to 65l inclusive
Each, one red cedar Water Can made of
cedar grown on the battle field of Muir
freesbOro, Tenn, S5..................... 1900
The sale of the above property is made for the
purpose of raising an Endowment Fund for
the benefit Of the Confederate Ceme-
terry at MurfreesbOrO, Tenn, and the
fund will be placed in the hands Of the Memorial
Association of MurfreesbOrO, OF which Mrs.
D. D. Wendell, is President, and Mrs. Gen. John
II. Morgan is Treasurer, 10 be used in keeping in
repair the Confederate Cemetery near Murfrees-
bOrO, Tenn.
The drawing will take place under the direc-
ton of committee selected by the share-hold-
crs and those present at the drawing, in full view
of the audience, and will be by blind children
from 10 to 10 years of age from two glass wheels,
the contents of which can be seen by the audi
eLce, one OF which will contain the gifts on
printed slips in sealed boxes, and the other
leather tags with numbers on them correspond
ing TO all the tickets sold. After the contents of
both wheels are thoroughly mixed by revolving,
the blind child at tn first viii draw number
therefrom, and then the child at the second
wheel will draw gift therefrom, and the gift
thus drawn will belong to the number drawn i'm
mediately before il. Thus this process will con-
tinue until 651 gifts drawn, and it Is evident
that by this mode of drawing, fraud, favoritism,
or a knowledge of what gift any number will
d. aw, is impossible.
All orders for tickets strictly confidential. Cir
culars containing full particulars furnished on
application to the undersigned. Address
Col. w. d. ROBINSON, Manager,
Stevenson, Ala.
GREEN MORROW, Agent of the Memorial
Association, General Travelling Agent.
EEFE<x ENCE.
GEN. JOHN Q. BREOKINRIDGE,
80 n. b. FORREST,
W. B. BATE,
b. r. JOHNSON,
Sc G.. q. DIRBRELL,
+. KIRBY SMITH,
b. F. CHEATHAM,
G.. W. GORDON,
JOS. 3. PALMER,
BEN. J. HILL,
HON. JNO. W. BURTON,
JAS. ID. RICHARDSON
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