The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1866-10-25
IFtSSNttAiS. PHftF IRON FIESl!I
For Cotton Bnlos.

For Cotton Bales.
UNITED STATES PATENT. APRIL. is6o
ms FASsNANs PATENT IRON TTES N,
hoop Coz the button V punched With tive
hclcs a. oue rul and dftscn a ths Other The baud
as enly 70 b. drawn teht he holes 10 he two end
! % De- brought together -ths two hole snd on TOP
apd ihe button lnsstisd one batton yin answsr.
l bat Il b better a. inaott tao,
with tAs IN, tle TIE Ane srd o the hop IL a..
tonc1 70 sgtiaa Of the buckle th6 o,her eud !.
lpsottsd In ", other section, and simply showed
/ thrunch Il under the other end ~ long thefe Il
an} sssk A ets ea he buckle bids u s'carely 70
TIE LcoTs are painted 70 prevent rust and cut In
lonGihA ofle lpi ard feet Tcn Rect are must grn,
toT lArse lalcs rhe bnrkles arc Fastened 10 the
hoops the bottona VIII he PVT W ia small posea
TAs 1s,gh Is 4boWf 10 PosHds "a I'VE Bale Of
ColioH
The advantages Of rnn ever rope fof haling cotton
arr now universally Acknowledged y holds the
bale Ia much smaller compassi i applied and las
tened with - much facility, both IN tho country
pressing and tho accompanying AZ the ga ports.
and ia AtrVngth i not impapd by tino aud etpo
sure "a l. that Of ppe This last advantage has
heed s,.ihpglg maniiosted during Tho w,E rhou'
sAnda ct bales " Cotton have been lost BY the ri.
ting aud breaking at Rope which could have been
preserved u lron hoops had hoen used In addition
10 this u can be- furnished cheaper than Rope Tho
arrangement OF labor in the hemp CROWNS staies
has reduced the supply Of hsmp u such an extent
A. 10 cause prices "a rule unptpccdtntiy hish IN.
deed asunieieney for haling moderate cotton crop
cannot be relied on at any price
have arranged re- ths Importation Of large
quantity OF the best knglish Iron and have made
arrangements with Nessrs Chambers a Lattlng Tor
the sale anddellHefy Of my TICS.
The undersigned. Frc Warden and Fire fna,co
tor OF the New Orleans Insurance. Companies arr OF
opinion that the ran lie affords greater protection
against loss in u hre thar te old style Of bang
with r0pe, J.KouINEs, ~ Warden,
J I'm ADAMS lire Inspector
ALFRED BELANaER.
EX Chief Engineer Firc Department.
SUR RErroE. INV OHtEANs, July !. lssa
n. FdsrHoHn Es9 ORLEANS Cotton pyssa
STA Ia January last recclv cd from Your Press I0sa
bales 81 eotipn, OF which about lOtO wora RECON-
ptcraed aud bound with your new "Ir0n Tie" ! |
can safely affirm that the cation 20 bnund WAS re- |
ceiyed IN better order than Il generally comea from
the Presses, that Il slowed better and enabled the
ship "a rarty more than on any previous voyage |
The cotipn when discharged nom the ship IN |
liverpool WIS in better order than the fppc bound
cctiop. ~ u highly preferable for ground tier a.
dampness nom tie ballast has effect upon 10 for
Il well known by practical mcn thai dampaeas viii
tot the repg bound can confd, ntly rcoommond /
your "iron Tie a. took tls lot Tor an experiment
aud carefully watched IL both In loading aud dia
am Sir Yours Respectfully,
JOHN HOWARD, Master
CHAMBERS a. IATTING,
Cotton FACTORS Agcnta for Faasmannla Irpn Ties
and Deal - in naggng. Rope and Twlnr,
-so. % Cnrondrlct ~,
0m jyi9d&w NEW ORLEANS,