Agriculture. lis PutuIe Prosperity.
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A Liverpool correspondent of the
Louisville Journal, after discussing
the relative value of American and
Russian hemp, thus writes: 81 must
not forget to speak Of new feature
that has been given to this market the
present week, by the appearance and
s'le Of some fine lots Of American
wool. The quality is highly spoken
Of, and there is no doubt but it will
soon be eagerly sought for. How
brilliant does the agricultural career
Of the United States apIe'r! The
hill region of Kentucky, Tennessee,
and Virginia, as wellas the Northern
States, will be covered with focks, and
wool will be added to cotton and hemp,
and silk for the supply Of the world.
Our wines, too, will come here in due
time, as our fruits have already done,
to compete with those Of the Europe
an continent.