Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1872-11-16
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The following List of Prizes will !
be distributed:

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be distributed:
lst PriZe-Mississipp Plantation,
1000 acres in Washington county, $4,000
ID Prize-Brick Store House 'front.'
ing on Public Square, Murfrees.
DOrO, Tenn. SlO,UVU
Sd Prize-Brick store House front.
ing on Public Square, Murfrees-
boro, Tenn. ................... $4,000
ate ed in Murfrees6orO, Tenn. $4,000
.te ed" in n MarfreesboFo, Tenn. .,.... $4,000
in C Murfrees6oT no. Tenn -. $4,000
7th-A large brick dwelling house
on Main street, MurfreesbOrO, Tenn.
containing 10 rooms. Sl0,OOO
Sth-Large new Brick dwelling on
Church street, Murfreesboro, Tenn. 600
on Y stone Ri River 195 acres SIP 900
lOth-Large two story brick ware
house Lebanon st. Murtreesbore,
Tenn, 4OXIO0 feet. $1,000
lIth-A new brick residence on
Spring Il. MurireesbOro Tenn. 5000
on Main Ma St. MurfreesbOrO, Tenn, $1,000
13-New brick residence in Muir
ireesbOrO, rooms and l acre of
ground attached. 50, 900
l4tn-Nasn .......-.-. -...--..... Sl,OOO
500. ,...i......,...,.....-...,... $1,000
in cash. ...-.......,. 5000
Next prizes-22 to 23-eaeh, one
bOrO Tenn, 81, 900. 80. 5000
elegant piano, $500. ............... 5,4OO
Next il prizes-3O to 4G-each one
| building lot in MurfressbOro, Tenn
| 5000. Sl4,4OO
Next 5 priZcs-4G to 54-each one
| building lot. ! acre in suburbs OF
| Murireesboro $500. ......- .-... $1,000
| Next 6 prizes-5I to GO-each one
| fine 'StOnewalr' Buggy, $500. So, 900
fine gold watch, 500 -. -. $1,000
! Next 30 priZes-1O to I2O-each one -
! Bale Good Tenn, Cotton, S1eO-... 5000
one fise sewing machine, 500. - $4,000
Next 81 PriZes-220 to 3j2-each
/ one fine double barrel shot gun,
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. s., 400
! Next 400 prizes-252 to G5I-incIu-
I sive-each, one red cedar water can
| made of cedar grown on the battle
/ held Of MuTfreeSbOTO, Tenn. ..... $1,000
/ The sale Ofthe above property is made for
! the purpose of raising an endowment fund
| for the benefit of the Confederate Cemetery
| at MurfreesborO, Tenn, and the fund will
/ be placed in the hands of the Memorial
| Association OF MurfreesboTo, of which Mrs.
| d. ID. Wendell, is President, and Mrs.
| General John II. Morgan is Treasurer, to
be used in keeping repaired theCOnfederate
| Cemetery near MurfTeeSboro, Tenn.
! The drawing viii take place under the
| direction of 4 Committee selected by the
| Shareholders 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 au-
| dience, one of which Will contain the gifts
| on printed slips in sealed boxes, and the
! other leather tags with numbers on them
! corresponding 70 the tickets sold. AMER
| the contents of both wheels are thoroughly
mixed by revolving, the blind child at the
| first wheel will draw a number therefrom,
and then the child at the second
wheel will draw gift therefrem, and the
! gift thus drawn viii belong to the number
| drawn Immediately before It. Thus this
| Process will continue until the 65l gifts are
! drawn, and il Is evident that by this mode
Of drawing, fraud, favOrltiSm, er knOwl-
edge,Of what gift any number will draw, is
[ impossible.
An orders for tickets strictly cOnfden-
/ tial. Circulars containing full particulars
! furnished ON application TO the undersign-
Col V. d. ROBINSON.
Mau3g ger. Stevenson, Ala.
| q ZEN MORROW,
Agt.. of Memorial Association, General
/ Travelling Agent.
d. II. KING, Agent,
Jackson, Teen.
REFERENCES:
Gen. John c. Breckenride,
y. b. Forrest,
". 3. Bate
3. Il. Johnson,
q. q. Dibrell,
f. Kirby Smith,
Is. +. Chatham,
q. w. Gordon,
Jos. B. Palmer,
Ben. J. Hill,
Hon. W. Burton,
" d. Richardson.
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