Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1859-07-27
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IRON HOOP And TIN,

WI AAO VI AAAND III
IT havins become q settled point thst Iron st7 so into
L use as a material fr binding Cotton, au that nov re-
mains for The planter % Dc. Is 90 select the most ec1nam-
zeal maternal and f-asteRinr. and nc one nat meets win
tho least otieciilns for general use. Mr.. n. Fsssman. %
the orleans Cotton Press, New Orleans. beo1ming satis-
ned that opposition 70 ira As a blniing material was no
longer o. any avail, set himself 70 experimenting; and
the result was the adoption q what is nov offered 20 The
Cotton growers o. nc S1utb a. IRON TIE
ore that combines the grestest amount o. utility in sim
pebble.
TIE Hoop are % any Iersih required. from sisbt b ten
feet and are 30 utanErd a. O. allow 1f the 5Fne AMOUNT
q cotton being packed IN victor DRY weather. and reluirs
nc preparation Tor reo1mpressiuE Afun guaranty Is
given that there han b. nbraskiug o. hoop Or ues.
Il Fassmsn s. Co. guarantee that an the Cotton bJuni
with heir Hoops and Tie. shall De received and recum-
pressed e. the Orleans pres. Qhs largest 10 the city q
Nessrs. ". Howard a Co. AMI Titus \ c.. who have
ne Ho5n md Ties s- AZ. sia1 Furrsutsr nat fhev
shall BE- received. sold. or r~eshipped 81 Memphis. on tie
szme terms e. rcpe-b1u1d cotton. An he Haiirold
Companies are anxious FOR The sdoption u the Iron Tie
bound, and b. greatly ssfeT On ease O. IRE. Insurance
vii also b less snd Ee dauht Dot freighi per railrusf
and boat vini IN hs oosre o. time, be reduced On &C
count o. the security fr5u IRE.
Tho Hogs are put up in bundles Of aHy hoops each
soHopa 81 feet long, weigh - pounds.
So HOE. g. " o IS
This, for the longest hoops ever required for planters,
ne ss6rissi hoops lave twelve hole. in one END sn'
M longest hoor. have eighteen holes in one end and
he list Of oasuauges BY are. ne past winter. and %
O. the present time, will no d0uht ast1nish many. and
have a. last svakened TIE community a. large b. the
necessity q ad1ptng This mode q securing oatt1n-
Firti II magnituie, stanls he losses By Ere Of TIE
Plauters' Press, New Orezns, 5000 bales the Lover
Cotton Press and on the shot June, Of Calmu5us- Bcor
Eia, 5000 more, besides Scandals and ships that have
teen burned. which viii swell the list 20 over 1000
bsless fhree-fnurfhs q Whl1h would have been savei haf
10 been bound in Iron-
Our scents who are travelling In every cotton EroHine
state are meeting alta unrre- eleuted Euo1eEs. In al
parts n The country, md scarcely a planter who has not
already supplied himself with rope, but what ouirrs for
his uQpss unhesitafinEy, uF takes enouEh. even Dr. h.
has. o. test is superiority.
The uudersirncf. Masters q vessel. having hal Cot
ton compressed with Fassusu's new Iran HOOPS and
fHstcnlng, hereby the same, the bale beius
vel compressed and the buttons CT ho0ps never b-esk-
ms when thrown down IN ne ships bold or slowed.
tsignedl
LII Contry. Master ship Nose sreeuvos
Aor1m hnhlns1u. 90 Nadia.
A. Toihot % Hnrearrefef
John Dean. Do jane Titcsmn.
Us. oWnnsr. Do Muihouss.
". Coppeuhcldt. Do Eus N Cisrk
LIP. Merrm. a. Eimh.u.
- ne prcs q Hcops and Ties a. New oreau- l. .r
ceus per pound
The pdoe Ct Memphis, seven cenis yer p.auf.
All UrdrrT promptly fned On The most fsvcrsfia term-.
R~espedrulT
n. \. BRADLEY. AGENT.
AtW Howard h Cos No. 4 Towards Rlu
AtTitus 4 Cos opposite Cammsrclsl Hatft
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