Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-06-08
Tickets, So; Ii Tickets, $50.
No Delay or Postponement of
the Day Designated.
The following List OF Prfzes Will be
Dist fhufed.

LIST PTize-ATississippi Plantation, 1000
acres in Washington county. $50, 900
I'd Prize-Briek StOrehOuse fronting on
Public Square, MurfreesbOro, Tenn. 1900
Sd Prze-Brick StOreh0use fronting on
Public Square, MurfTeesboro, Tenn. :. II, 900
4th Prize--Brick Storehouse, situated in
MurfreesbOrO, Tenn. ................,... 1900
9TH PTiZe-BTick StOrehOuse, situated in
Murfreesboro, Tenn. .................... 1900
MurfreesbOro, Tenn. ................. 1900
on Main street, MurfreesbOro, Tenn,
containing 10 rooms. -. 1900
sth Prize-Large new Brick Dwelling
Tenn.....::-..::..:...:.s...........:...'l5 1870
on Stones river, 1876 acres 1900
10th Prize--LaTge two-stOry Brick Ware
house, Lebanon street, MurfreesbOro,
Tenn, 40 100 feet. ..................... 10000
18th Prize--A new Brick Residence on
spring street, MurfreesbOro, Tenn. 5000
Main street, MurfTeesboTo, Tenn. 5000
Next Prizes-13 to I7-Each, one vacant
Storehouse Lot in Winchester, Tenn, %
l20 feet, $1,000. ........................ 5000
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 5000
sI,o0O;.:.....::,..:...::..;......:......: 1000
Plane. 5000 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 5,4OO
Next l6 Prizes-3O to 46-Each, one Build
ing Lot in MuTireesboro, Tenn, $500. -. Il, 400
Next Prizes-56 to 4-Each, one Build
= ing Lot, acre, in suburbs OF MUrfreesr
bOro, Tenn, s5Oe.. ...................... 1000
Next Prizes-54 to 6O-Each, one fine
"stonswall" Buggy, $500 ....,.......... 5000
Gold Watch, 600. ..........,............ 1900
good Tennessee Cotton, SIC. ~: @ 5000
Sewing Machine, sIo0. -. 80. IL, 900
Next 80 Prizes-22o 70 252-Each, one tine
Double Barrel Shot Gun, SIS. ........... 2,lO9
Next 400 Prizes-952 to 65l inclusive
Each, one red cedar Water Can. made of
cedar grown on the battle field of Muir
ireesporo, 1ehn', -. .................... 1000
The sale of the above property is made for the
purpose OF raising an EutIOvIn ent Fund for
the benefit of the Confederate Gene
terry at MurfrecSbOr0, Tenn and the
fund WILDE placed in the hands of the Memorial
Association OF MurlreesBorO, of which Mrs.
-. ID. Wend-l, is President, and Mrs. Gen. John
III. MOfgaH Is IreasuruT, to be used IN keeping in
repair the Confederate Cemetery near Murfrees-
bOro, Tenn.
The drawing will take place in full view of the
audience, under the direction OF committee Sc
lec6ed 10y the shareholders present. The draw
ing will be bv blind child from 10 to Is years of
age. Duplicate numbers of all the tickets sold
printed on tags, viii be placed in a glass wheel
the contents OF which can be seen nv the autli-
eDce. After the contents Of the wheel are thor
oughly mixed by revolving, the blind child viii
draw number theTefrOm. The first number
drawn viii entitle the holder OF that number to
the capital prize, and the second humber drawn
will entitle the holder of that number to the sec
Ond prize, and 80 on until the whele number Of
prizes, 65l in all, are distributed,
All orders for tickets strictly confidential Dir
culars containing full particulars furnished on
application to the undersigned. Address
Col. w. D. ROBINSON, Manager,
Huntsville Ala.
Association. General Travelling Agent
REFBRKNCE-Gen. f. Kirby Smith, Gen. n |
II. Forrest, Gen. j. b. Palmer, Gen. B. F. Cheat
ham, Gen. w. b. Bate, Hon. John W. Burton.
Hon. Jas. ID. Richardson, Gen. B. R. johnson, |
Gen. G. G. Dibrell, Gen. G. W. Gordon, Gen, |
Jno. q. Breckenridge. les cod tin deci