 MEMPHIS.
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During our recent Eastern tour, We spent some days at Memphs--the mostprosperous and flourish ing Town in the valley Of the Mississippi The in teres we feel, in all that concerns this beautiful Town, is deep and peculiar For several years, il was our beloved and happy home. We long ago perceived the importance and advantages of its To- cation, and were among the first, then deemed vis- ionary, to predict its rising prosperity and ultimate greatness. Just its buds of promise began to put iorth and ere they bloomed, we left it for another home-yet not too far off to witness the rapid full flment of our predictions-cose neighbor enough to observe and enjoy the realization of our hopes- In addition to its unrvaed position and great nat ural advantages, the recent location there of very extensive Government works, and the proposed con struction of a Canal from Wolf River, with heavy fall of water, give new and powerful impulse to its onward and upward progress.

 We have not time nor opportunity, just now, to specify al the good things and interesting appur- tenanees which eupied our attention, and warmed our heart amid the scenes and companions, and dear friends of our old home so we must content our. selves, for the present, with the mention of one

 the sight and enjoyment of which afforded us great satisfaction. And that was Coop IIorEL. Good, did we say' Ay! very good-unsurpassed taking 1t all together, by any il has been our fortune to en- ter-and we believe we have visited the best It is the COMMERCIAL HoTEL, by Col. Tno's c. JouN- SON. When We first made Memphis our home, it was village of some twelve hundred inhabitants. We then became dweller under the roof of Tom Johnson the hest Hotel keeper in the place. Eight years have since passed by, and Memphis has be- come flourishing City; numbering population of some ten thousand. And there still ilourishes Tom Johnson, in the best Hotel-new from cellarto gar ret, elegantly furnished and Iuxuiousy provisioned A better Landlord than Thomas c. Johnson or a better Hotel than the Commercial. in all things wherein the gentleman traveller is interested, need not be sought after, and will be difficult to find,

 Of the many other interesting and attractive fea- lures of Memphis, it is our purpose to speak in our future numbers

 HE SUPREME CouRT.-This tribunal, by at- lourninent was to have held a continuation of the January Term, commencing on Monday last 1mel justice JOHNSON, alone, being m attendance the Term was not held. The next regular Term kTa., V.t--