Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1872-12-21
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The following List of Prizes will
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be distributed:
LIST Prize-Mississipp Plantation,
1000 acres in Washington county, $4,000
I'd Prize-Brick Store House frent-
ing on. Public Square, Murfrees.
Sd Prize-Brick store House front
bCTro, Tenn. ........... ,......... sl5,OOe
4th Prize-Briek Store Heuse, stu
ated in MurfreesbOrO, Tenn -. $3.50
.ted ed in M9rfreeSboro, Tenn. 50. $4,000
6th-BFiek Store House situated
in MurireesbOro, Tenn, -. $4,000
5th-A large brick dwelling house
on Main street, Murtreesboro, Tenn.
containing 10 rooms 80. $4,000
! Sth-L.arge new Brick dwelling on
Church street, MurfreesborO, Tenn. sl5, 600
! 9th-Fine Rutherford county farm
on stone River 1875 acres -. 49, $4,000
! lOth-Large two story brick ware
Tenn, 4OxIOO feet -. $4,000
/ llth-A new brick residence on
spring st. Murireesboro Tenn. 5000
on Main st. siurfroesboro. Tenn =, 5000
! 13-New brick residence in Muir
| treesborO, rooms and l acre OF
ground attached -. ,.......... 5000
14th-Cash -.-..-..... ........- $1,000
s5oO....i. ~, y =, -, $1,000
Next5 prizs-I7 to 22-Each, 81 goo
/ in cash NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. go. 5000
boro Tenn, s, 900 :, -. $1,000
elegant piano, 5000 ,............., 300
| Next i6 prizes-3O 70 46-each one
$500. ,.. - -. s144OO
Next S priests to 54-each one
| building lot, l acre in suburbs OF
| MurireesborO $500. ........... $4,000
Next prizes-54 to Coach one
hne "Stonewall" Buggy, $500. IS Coo
aps i gold / Watch, 500 = 'l sa,ooe
Next 80 prizes-70 TO l20-cach one
| Bale Good Tenn, Cotton, S1e0 " g, $50
one fisc i sewtins machine, 500 , $4,000
Next s. Prizes-220 to 252-each
enc fine double barrel shot gun.
SO. Observation-Disclosures. $500
Next 400 prizss-252 to G5l-inelu-
! sive-each, one red cedar water csn
| made Of cedar grown on the battle
| field OF MurtreeSboro, Tenn -.-.-.. 5000
The sale of the above property Is made for
| the purpose of raising an endowment fund
| for the benetit Of the Confederate Cemetery
| at Murfrecsboro, Tenn, and the fund will
/ he placed in the hands of the Memorial
! Association Of MurfreeSboro, of which Mrs.
| d. D. Wendell, is President. and Mrs.
| General JohRtkSM Morgan is Treasurer, to
| be used in keeping repaired theConfederate
Cemetery near Murfreesboro, Tenn
The drawing Will take place under the
direction Of Committee selected bv the
Shareholders and those present at the
drawing, in full view Ell the audience, and
will be- Nv blind children from 10 to rs
years Of age. from two glass wheels. The
contents ~ " hch can Re seen hy the su-
dieucc. che Hf which WI contain The gifl>
on printed slips IN scaled boxes. and the
other leather tags with numbers on thefn
corresponding to The tickets sold. After
the contents OF both wheels are thoroughly
mixed by revolving, the bliuu child at the
hTSt wheel will draw number theretrCm,
and then the child al the second
wheel viii draw a giIt thereirom, and the
gilt thus drawn viii belong to tie number
drawn Immediately before IT. Thus this
roccSs will continue until the G5I gifts are
drawn. and il l. evident that by thi> mote
OF drawing, fraud, favorltisn, eT a knowl-
edge. Of what gift aSy number will draw, i
Impossible.
All orders for tickets strictly conf.lcn-
tiaI. Circulars containing fulI particulars
furnished odaiPlicStion 10 the under>ign-
Col ". u. ROBINSON,
Manager, Stevenson, y la.
q ZEN MORROW,
Ast.. OF Memorial Association. General
Travelling Agent.
d. IL. KING, Agent.
jackson, Teen.
REFERENCES:
Cen. John c. Breckenrjlc.
y. b. Forrest,
". 3. Bate
u. R. johnson,
u. q. Dibren.
r, Kirby Smith,
a. ?. ChPgth1Ut