Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1859-07-21
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Iron HOOP And TIE.

IT having beolms a settled point that Iron Is to 70 into
L use O. a material Or tiuiing Couou. ali hat NV re-
mains Coz the planter o. a. H. % selsct he m.st ccdnam-
zeal material and f~tsteuing. and te enc that meets with
the least o-h1cctl1rs Or Ee1er1l use. NJ m Flssmau. Of
aed thar oqplsluon % lrau IS a hiniius material was no
luger o, suY avail, set himself 90 eIperImeuuuEi and
ne result was tie ailptIcn or What is u1r offered Co the
Cotton SHOWERS % tie south a. IRON TIE
one thaf combines the greatest amount % utlty IN sim
piiery and heiiiiy o. arqlcauon o any yetodsrcito the
Tie Hoops are q any Icrgih required. omelghfnte Ten
feet, and are ID irianEsi as Oh allow OF Che Fsme amount
ofuo1ou beiuE Paczed ln victor dy waalher. and requirs
10 preparation for reoCmpresius A mI guaranty Is
siven nat there shal De- M breaking o. ha-ps Or ties
~ fassmal 3 Co. guarantee that al the Cotton bound
win their HOOPS and TN shan BE- received and reoom-
pressed az ne Orleans press the lrrest ln the city %
New Oriaaral on ne sane terms as rdna-bouli Cotton.
Mes1rs. ". Howard a Co. and Ius g. Co. who have
ne heqp ad Les rr sale aio e~u1rlntee that hey
shau o. received. sold, or r~eshirped 90 Memphis, on TIE
same terms as roue-bnunI ocron All ne l1liroad
companles are anxious Cor the aiopton % The Iron Ties,
oound and Ereany afer in csse % Gre. insutance
viii ais1 BE- iessi and we iouht Dot freight per rallruaf
and bott Elhi IN he course % time, De reduced on e.
ouunt q ne security rcm are
Tho HooDs are put Up in bundles Of any hoops each.
5Moops I festtug, weigh y pounds
s. Ho'ps. - 90 ~ $
nis, ~ me nngest heaps ever required ior planters,
viii be - pgunis the hop
ne saort.i hoops have twelve holss ia one end an
ne lass.t hoPsh avs eighteen holes in oas end and
two On the other.
ne lht ofesualue> BY ere. de past vintsr. AMI 10
o. the present time. viii no d1utt ast11ish many. and
hsre AZ last awakened the community al lrEe o. he
neoessl y Of aiopulg tbs mode Of securing Gft0n-
First IN maeniiuic, stands tha losses BY IRE OF the
Printers Pres, New orleans, 500 bales TIE Lower
Cotton Pressi and on the shot June, % Columbus, Gcor
ga 5000 more. besides Sieamb0afs and SHIPS that have
teen burned. vhIch viii swell no list o. ever f0.O0o
bales three-f1urthso f which would have been saved haf
it been bound iu I-on-
Our aztnts, Who are travelling in every clftou Erouiuc
state are mectlu- win unpre eisufef success. Do all
parts q he uuntrv- and scarceiy q planter who has not
already supplied himself with rope, but Whist orders for
his c1pss unhesralnglys or taxes el0uEh. even % b
has. % te-ti It's superiorify.
The unaerrignef Masters % Vessels, having had Cot
ton compressed with Fassmans new Ircn Hoops and
Fastening, hereby recommend the sane. TIE bales being
vel compressed and the buttons or hops never breaE-
Ing Wien throEn town inths ship's bod or slowed
IL. coadry. Master ship Noses eresuuooL
Abram R-blnsons DO Madras.
Jsmes rcnas a. HsurT
A. ralh1t o. Uareasectsr-
John Dean, % James u~o-b-
Jas o Wiiuer. o. Mulaorss.
n Courenhdift. 10 EnaN CiaE-
LII Merrill. % Eimhlu
- rho uri-s Of H1ps and Ties o. Wv oriefn sax
cents per pond.
The price at Memphis. seven sets PEI paul
All 6rfsrs promptly nlcd on ne masthr-rabls terms
kcspecfiuiE
n BRADLEY. Agent,
A. Tifre q Co.'S c1posife CaumerdafEu
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