Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1872-11-02
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The following List of Prizes will
be distributed:

The following List of Prizes will
be distributed:
LIST Prize Mississippi Plantation.
1000 acres in Washington county, Sj0, coo
2d Prixe-Brick Store House 'front.'
ing on Public Square, Murfrees-
bcTrO, Tenn. ...........,........... $4,000
ing on Public Square, Murfrees-
boro, Tenn. -...-......-..... $4,000
ated d in Murireesboro, Tenn $4,000
9th PrZe-Brick Store House stu
ated in MurfreesbOro, Tenn. $4,000
6th-Brick Store House situated
in Murfreesboro. Tenn. -. $4,000
Ith-A large brick dwelling house
on Main street, MurireesbOrO, Tenn.
containing 10 rooms. .............. $4,000
Church street, MurireesbOrO, Tenn. $4,000
en- stone River 1875 acres. -. $4,000
I0th-Large two story brick ware
house Lebanon ST. Murfreesbor0,
Tenn, 40XI0O feet. $4,000
IItn-A new brick residence on
Spring st. Murireesbor0 Tenn. 5000
on Main t. M9rfreesSoro. Tenn, ~. s, 900
I3-New hriek residence in Muir
irecsborO, 8 rooms and I acre of
sF SslRIG S ssS:.,...: :s,sSS
500. = sl,OOo+
Next 3 prizes-22 to 2a-each, ono
valuable building lot in Murfrees-
boro Tenn, S1,0O0. e.. ........ $1,000
elegant piano, 5000 $50. 500
Next 1O prizes-SO to 46-eaeh one
building LOT in AurlressOoro, Tenn.
$500. SI4.4OO
Next prizcs-46 to bleach one
building lot, acre in suburbs Of
MurlreeSOoro $500. .-..-.... $1,000
Next prizes-54 to 6O-each one
line "StoHewall' Buggy, $780,. 80 So 600
Next 10 prizes-6O 10 70-each one
fine gold watch, $500 .-... . s., coo
Next 90 prizes-7O to l2O-each one
Bale Good Tenn, Cotton, $3.50. $1,000
Next 100 prizes-l20 TO 22O-each
one iiEe sewing machine, 500. 49,. $4,000
Next 81 PriZes-220 20 2j2-ezch
one line double barrel shot gun.
SO. Observation-Disclosures. S2.4tu
Next 400 priZeS-2a2 to 65l-inclu-
sive-eaeh, one red cedar water can
made Of cedar grown on the battle
field of MurireesbOrO, Tenn ~ S9ODO
The sale Ofthe above property il 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 Murfreesboro, of which Mrs
ID. ID. Wendell, is President, and Mrs.
General John III. Morgan is Treasurer, 10 |
be used m keeping repaired theCOnfederate !
Cemetery near Aurfreesboro, 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 Is |
years of age, from two glass wheels. the |
contents OF which can be seen by the au-
dience, one Of which VIII contain the gins |
on printed slips in sealed boxes, and the /
other leather tags with nun bers on them 4
corresponding to the tickets sold. After |
the contents OF both wheels are thoroughly /
mixed by revolving, the blindchild at the /
first wheel will draw a number therefron,
and then the child at the second /
wheel viii draw gift therefrom, and the /
gift thus drawn will belong to the number
drawn immediately before It. Thus this
Process will continue until the 651 gifts are
drawn, and il is evident thai by this mode
OF drawing, frauC,, fIvOrltism, or a knowl-
edge. OF what gin any number viii draw, is
impossible.
All orders for tickets strictly eonfdep-
tial. Circulars containing full particulars
furnished on application 10 the undersign-
ed. Address
Col. W. u. ROBINSON,
Manager, Stevenson, Ala.
GREEN MORROW,
Agt., OF Memorial Association, General
Travelling Agent.
d. II. KING, Agent,
Jackson, Teen.
REFERENCES:
Gen. John c. Breckenri6e,
- n. B. Forrest,
W. b. Bate
= B. r. johnson,
= G. G. Dibrell,
= Z. Kirby Smith,
= B. F. Chatham,
:. q. w. Gordon,
Jos. B. Palmer,
Ben. J. Hill,
Hon. n W. Burton,
- d. Richardson.