Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1859-07-20
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iron HOOP And TIE.


IT having become a settled point That Iron IS 70 70 into
L use o. a material Tor hinding Cotton. al that nov re-
mains for ne planter 20 DO, Is D select The most eoonom-
zeal maternal and ~fasteniug, aut The one that meets win
the isast ohiccions for general use. M. II. Fassman. q
the Orleans Cotton Pres, New Orleans becoming sats-
led tlat opposition 70 lrcn as q binding material vas no
loursr Of any avail set himself b. e-xperimenfin- and
the result uas Ne zianti1uu q what b. now offered % the
Gotta growers o. de s1uth a. FAssMANfs IRON TIE;
one hat combines me greatest amount Of uuhty in sim
pllcify and facility q arplcanon q any yetonercd % the
public.
ne Hoops are OF any lerrth required. from eirht 20 ten
feet, and are 80 srfanEed a. % allow q he sane amouui
Of cotton being packed On Wetor DRY weather, and requirs
no preparation fr reampresinE Aful guaranty ia
given that there shall BE- NJ breskins o. hoops OF ties.
n Fassmzn A. Co. ruarantee that al the Cotton bound
win their Hoop and To, shan De- received and reoum-
pressed at TIE Orleans pres. (he largest IN TIE city Of
New Onsa-sD Oh the same terms Is rupe-b0ud Cotton.
Messrs. W.. Howard q Co, and Ttus &Co, who have
he Hoop ard Ties fOr ale, aso guaranteed that they
C8mpanier ne anrisns ~ ne asartian Il ne Iron Tfes
a. 20 only occupies ah1uf tuo-thinis ne spaoe % rope
bound, and De- ercauy safer in ease Of ere. Insurance
WI as BE- les snd We dgust not msisht PEI railrosf
M Hoops are III % ia buafes q any boars each
@Hcps 81 feet isns. vsish pounds
SHso5s - Is
nis ior ne lalEea hops ever repaired fr pianious
ne shdrtss hoops hsvs twelve holes in one end .ns
ne ioarssf hoops have eisniesa hass in one end and
he list ofcasua1ues ~ ORE, ne past winter, and %
b ne present time VIII no lcuef fstonish marg- and
have a. last awakened the cuuuui 81 larEe g. he
necessity % ai1ptilE this mu1a df EeCurtug cotton
Firt n ma-nifude. Eanis the bose, ty are " he
Planters Pres, New Orleans, 5000 bales; fhe Lover
Cotton Press and on te shot guue, Of Caiumbus, Geor
eia. 5000 more, besides ieamhuais and ships That have
beer burued. uhich viii swell The list % over 5000
isles uneefourths Of Wticl Eouidhave been seved haf
Be- beea bsundtn Iron.
gru -.fut, who are travelling IN ererg cotton groEina
STATE. ae meeting FIt uur7e f1crfed suoeFss n al
paus ~ ne cruutrT, and scarcely q planter who has not
already suurlra himself viii rope, but what orders Tor
bis dous, mhFafaGE-'r, or takes enluEhl even d h.
has. To- test is supezi1rtg.
he uutrrsimcf. Masters % vessels. having bad Cot
tn c1murcssed with Fassuan's new Iron Hoops and
FASTENING. terebT reo1mmcnf the saue, the bales being
vel Compressed ndfhe hufiins or hoops never break
inE uhen throsn d0En in he ship's bod or st0ured
LL-oaairy. Nazsr ship Moss Grseuvooa.
Ahram hohinsoni Do hat1s.
James Iuusa, Do Henry
A. T0lh1f, a. Uareaeeetet.
John Dean, DO James Tto5mh.
Jas. wine d Muihousc.
r. OorpruhuifL Do Ella 4. Can.
I. p. Merrill. d. Emh1n.
p ne price q Ho1ps and Ties a. EeW Orleans issE
oeltE Per pond.
ne price n Memphis sever cent? perpouud.
All orders promptly Elet o. he u1sfMvUratie terms.
hespec1ulys
\. 4. BRADLEY. AEeut
AM Howard 4 Co.'S Ne. Z H5Wardis NV
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