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 November 11, 2025 Kentucky Department for Libraries and Archives Office of the Governor, Thomas E. Bramlette: Governor's Official Correspondence File, 1863-1867 KYR-0001-009-0071 BR1-282

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Rules and regulations of the Pigeon hole Table

1st No Minors are allowed to play on this Table

2nd No betting allowed in the room or any other part of the house on any proposition

3rd No playing for treats allowed

4th For every game of 300 20cts

5th Sweepstakes game of 300 for each person playing 10cts or at the option of the parties playing each may buy 15cts worth of refreshments or a ticket calling for same and play without charge a game of 300 Games for higher number than 300 will be charged in proportion

6th For every game of eight balls five cents for each person playing which must be spent for refreshements

7th Gambling of all sorts including betting drinks or treats of all kinds is positively prohibited

8th Bystanders will be please ^refrain^ from making from making remarks about the game either advising how to play or correcting mistakes made in the circuit unless called on to do so by the parties engaged in playing

9th The price charged for playing must be paid as soon as the game is over as there will be no accounts kept

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