Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1872-10-12
Only $1,000 Shares!
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The following List of Prizes will
be distributed:

10 NAoNAAOANC0s
1st Prize-Hississipp Plantation.
| 1000 acres in Washington county, $50
I'd Prize-Brick Store House front
ing on Public Square, Murfrees.
81 Prize-Briek store House front.
ing On Public Square, Murfrees-
4th Prize-Briek store House. stu
ated in MurfreesbOro, Tenn 49,. SIS,
5th Prlze-Briek store House stu
ated In Murfreesboro, Tenn ....... $40
6th-Briek Store House situated
in MurfreesbOrO, Tenn ............ Sl5,
sth-A large brick dwelling house
on Main street, Murfreesboro, Tenn.
containing 10 rooms. ..-....... $l5
Sth-Large new Brick dwellingon
Church street. MurfreesbOro, Tenn. SIS
9th-Fine Rutherford county farm
on Stone River 1876 acres $500. So
1Oth-Large two story brick ware
house Lebanon Il. MurfreesbOro,
Tenn, 40XlO0 feet ........... SO
Ilth-A new brick residence on
Spring II. Murireesboro Tenn 6,
I2th-One vacant store house lot
on Main II. MurfreesborO. Tenn 50
13-NeW brick residence in Muir
ireesbOro, q rooms and 1 acre OF
ground attached ..... ............ 81
I4th-Cash ..................... 81,
Next prizes-l5 to 10 each each
Sext5 prizs-i7 to Each, 1000 >
In cash .......... ....... ...... g.
Next prizes-22 to 25-eaeh. enc
valuable building lot in Murirees-
boro Tenn, $1,000 .. ............ ~
Next 8 prizes-24 to 3O-ezeh one
elegant piano, $500 -............... 8,
Next Is prizes-30 10 46-each one
building lot in MurfressOOro, Team.
Next 8 prizes-46 10 5z-each one
building lot. i acre in suburbs .!
MurfreesbOro $500. $500. 81
Next prizes-54 TO CO-eaeh one
6ne 'Stonewalp Buggy, $500 - 50
Next 10 prizes-6O 10 7O-eaeh one
fine gold watch, 500. ..-... 81
Next so prizes-70 TO I2O-each one
/ Bale Good Tenn, Cotton, SIeO IS,
Next 100 prizes-120 70 22O-each
one fire sewing machine, 500. $40
Next 81 Prizes-220 10 2j2 each
one fine double barrel shot gun.
Next 400 prizes-252 70 G5l-inclu-
| siye-each, one red cedar water can
made Of cedar grown on the battle
/ field Of Murfreesboro, Tenn. e.
The sale Of the above property is mad,
the purpose of raising an endowment 4
for the benefit OF the Confederate Cemei
at Murfreesboro, Tenn, aud the fund
be placed in the hands of the Memo
Association Of Murfreesboro, Of which J
d. ID. Wendell. il President, and ]
General John II. Morgan Is Treasurer
be used in keeping repaired theCOnfede
Cemetery near Murfreesboro, Tenn.
The drawing Will take place under
direction Of a Committee selected by
Shareholders and those present at
drawing, in full view OF the audience,
will be BY blind children from 10 70
years of age, from two glass wheels,
contents Of which can be seen by the
dience, one OF which will contain the I
on printed slips in sealed boxes, and
other leather tags with numbers on q
corresponding 10 the tickets sold. A
the contents OF both wheels are thorOu.
mixed by revolving. the blind child at
rirst wheel will draw a number thcrciI
and then the child at the Sc
wheel will draw gift therefr0m, and
gilt thus drawn will belong 70 the nun
drawn Immediately before It. Thus
+ recess will continue until the 65I gffts
drawn, and il is evident that by this n
OF drawing, fraud, favorltiSm. or kn'
edge:Of what gift any number viii draV
impossible.
I All lDL llGhELs cLflCllN conn
tial. Circulars containing full particu
furnished on application TO the undsr1
ed. Address
Col. w. d. ROBINSON,
Manager. Stevenson, Al
GREEN MORROW, szes4
Agt., OF Memorial Association, Gen
Travelling Agent.
REFERENCES:
Gen. John Q. Breckenride,
% y. B. Forrest,
WE Bate
B.R- johnson,
G. G.. Dibrell,
Z. Kirby Smith.
B. F. Cheatham,
- g. W.Gerdon,
Jos. B. Palmer,
g Ben. j. Hill,
Hon. Jno. W. Burton,
Jas. d. Richardson.
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