Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1858-07-10
~HMPORTANT
TO COTTON PLANTERS.
M'CO MB'S
HON TIE.

A8
THE disogvery q = mesnG % fastening iron hocps
without r~lVefing, b. hooking both Ems Of the hop.
and using a aide o. G asp over thelock, makes hsm cay
Of Application 70 the bales-s0 that fsur hoops can BE- put
% IN TIE same time Il wusd rcqutrs b pat on one rope
and Of such q chsrsctCr that ne hoop may Be taken o.
and shortsnsa AM Reused IN eouPsessfng rsm0Einz he
objections, h~srsiofors urged to tas use Of iron bands. en-
TREY.
pands - much - rope, yin readily suggest Itself % svery
one, a. giving 3 great additioual security against hres End
wafer To use The hoop on any press. h 4 oaiy neoessarJ
% reduce the depth o. tteopentng through Nhich t1e rope
passes 70 abouf half ~ i1cu, 90 t1stthe hoop ViI be -pt
close to the sale. As the hooB Is perfectly adapted 70
oomgrsssing purposes there isuo ooiectiJn % - use %
anv szed BAH, hence h nav b. al p.edby cotton ErgEert
% grsat afTantages IS 70 t1st and IRE sire ard c1ndiftan
o. TIE o1tt1n saes Ehicn VII al &c uniformly smaller
than they can D. male VI q urd win rope and h7-ce
les lab = % mufuau1n IN haunlEE. C5fpu put Up 90
tIron Ties" vii be c arTied ca aper, store for less az
Be insured FOR lover rates. - soouasth-q quantity sotto
vii enable boats 70 Load with o, and sheis % Dc hl.ed
with co ton exclusively ton b0usd
In order az ho0os. 90 t0uiF uecessary % Be sure % ret
thsm long enough IN The nrst in'u sna u = h5ana
In their use that short 2 ones could b. us-d. q second CT
Ger can be nsde for shorter h0o7s Orders for The hoo7
q quantLes o. not less than 200 bales, teut % either %
the uncers gned, viii be ale and delivered a. Noble.
IA G.Iv.st5n. Trxas. CT any coed Isn1iug On the Ms
sifslppi river, stsE cents per Doundfor one Use thereof
smaller quantities SUBJECT TO special agreement
HsvtnE Issie provision for alarge supply. thc subsc ID
ers WI be plessed 70 have merchants orders, for which q
fair commission vim Be allowed
To avoid any chance for extra charges for re-presslug
"Iron Iisd" cotton IN shipping 70 New Orl7ans, 10 is
only necessary 10 Instruct Us ccfton factor 10 sto-e with
the presses that are prepared TO T pres the SAM, q
Wrich there are several. AL c1tton shipped 20 NJ Cemb
Bro. q Co, New Orleans, ~iu b. guarsntlcd Egzinst ez-
ira charge for re-pressing and they Eil receive. store.
and seilor a. satisfactory terms a. auyoth-r cJmmIssisu
house In that city.
Thb house has been established With a view to supply
ing "lron lies" 10 planters Eko ship % and trade ct
| New Orleans and they offer plauteTs their services as
Faetors who vii make IL AZ especial ctject 10 promots
the cotton growers interest.
Bartlett, H'Comb 8 Co, Of 81. Louis, ere prepared %
al orders for any article Of produca or merchandise % De
found In that market, and 10 yi-w Of 10 accessibility o.
MississippiVansy Plantersi they hope 70 Be favored with
their orders.
D MComb h Co OF memphis. are manufac,urng and
I shipping q order, HC0mb's Labor Saving Press on
which ootton bales msy be reduced 70 shipping sIzs 50 a.
! 10 av0ii re-pTessirg, and the " Iron Ii" I'll keep them
30 They are prepared 20 supply any wants about e gin
! house. Ia the way OF machinerys upo1 short ucte-.
For further particllaIs In rgard 20 III Press refsIencf
may b had to their circulars. We dem further arEu-
mCnt sure hu0us, referring 70 ths annexed certificate
I oouarmiI g The advsnisE- g cla med f0rthe Hoop.
We Ar TOur ohedient servants.
D. HiCOHB,
Fatentee Of Press snd len Tie. Memphis. Tenn.
BARTLETT, ACOhB AGO,
General Pudule aud Conmision Asrchan;s.
st. Louis, Missouri.
INCOME, Bro & D