The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1866-10-04

III II above Gu! represents shree Of the
I Button and three of he Buckle Tie as they ap'
pea. - bale Of cotton.
The hoop for the button is punched with two
holes AZ one end and fifteen at the other. The band
has only 10 be drawn tight the holes in the two ends
10 be brought together, the two hole end ON top
and the button inserted. One button will answer,
but IL Is better u insert two.
with the Buckle Tie, one end OF the hoop is fas-
tened 20 section Of the Buckle the other end is
inserted in the other section and simply showed
through Il under the other end as long as there Is
any slack. bite the buckle holds L securely to
20 It's place.
The hoors are painted to prevent rust and cut in
lengths ofiO, 10y and feet Ten feet are most gen.
orally used but reg and u are sometimes required
hoops, the buttons viii be PIT up in small boxes.
The Height Is about 10 Pounds 70 tie Bale Of
Cotton.
The advantages Of iron over rope for bang cotton
are now universally acknowledged Il holds the
bale in a much smaller compass y applied and tas-
tened with much facility, both In the country
pressing and the re-compressing at the sra ports;
lessons Immensely the risk from fe; is stronger,
and its strength q not impaired by time and expo
sure as i that OF rope. This last advantage has
bced Il ikiugiy manifested daring the WI. Thou
sands Of bales Of Cotton have been lo.t ~ the rot
ting and breaking OF Rope which could have been
preserved If Iron hoops had been used In additlen
u this it be furnished cheaper than Rope The
arrangement Of labor In the hemp growing ttates
has induced tho supply Of hsnp T. sueh extent
A. 10 cause prices 70 rule unpreccd uty high; IN
deed q sufeiency for haling moderate cotton crop.
cannot be relied on az any price.
have arranged f. the importation Of large
quantity Of the best English Iron. and have made
sr5angcments with Mcssrs. Chambers Latting for
The sale aud delivery Of my Ties.
The undersigned. Fire Warden and Fire Ins 80
tor Of the New ORLEANS Insurance. Companies are Of
opinion that the Irun Tie aoris greater pruteciion
AGAINST loss in II tre than The ODD style ~ hiing
With rupe J. YUUENES. ~ Warden.
J tHN AID ANS Fire luspeetsr
In 10y aialTTIH
ALFRED BELANGER,
ExChief EuEiueer, Pre- Department.
sum REFreE- NKw OELEASs, July !, isla.
n Fsaraann. Eaq oIisaas Cotiaa Pres
SIX In January last tceived from yuur Press 100
bales % euftun. of which about lAu Were rccuul
prcssed and bound With yrur ueg 'irun Tie.7 I
can safely arm that the oefton - houud uas re-
c-ir IN better crier thsn d generally coges from
the Press that Il slowed better, and enahled the
ship - carly rnore than 81 any TiIsviaus voyage
he oufion when dscharEed ffuIn TIE ship IN
Tfrerp.aI uas in bette oTer than the reFe heund
crttnhs u IL hirhy preferahlc fur rrund ter. a.
dampness fruIn tAs ballast has 20 eet uron IT, fgI
il i vel kusrn ~ pract cl ma that daHP go III
rus tho rye tuuud- Can cuufid- Htly rsoou1aend
your tTr1 r. e. trak this lot TO- erperiultn ~
- csTrfullv ustclsd it 18th in luaiiug aHt dis
am sir. Tears Rssrectfull7.
JOHN HOWARD. Master
cuAMBERs - IATTTNG,
cossrn FartnrS Arenfs So Fassnnurs lrun Tee
ani nsal-rs IN HaErinr Rrps 40 Tsine.