Memphis. Tenn.
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This flourishing metropolis of Wes, Tennessee
has grown more rapidly during the las, ten years
than almost any city in the Union BEING adm'ra-
bly, located the Mississippi, in the heart OF the
richest Agricultural region of the Union, equally
removed from tropic heats and Northern winters,
growing Cotton enough sor export, yet mol cursed
with exclusive devotion 10 that staple, i, would be
idle to set bounds 10 the future product of the regca
or business OF its commercial focus. BY an adver-
tisenent In our columns. 1t will be seen that Mem
phis is about 10 construct Canal which will give her
an abundan, watey-power, when there will be no
more advantageous location for Manufacturing psr-
poses. In the mids, OF an excellent Grain as well
as Cotton Country. where every necessary OF life
can be obtained very cheap, with steamboat ma
yiyation stretching thousand miles Ess'. Ave hun
dred South, thousands North and West, and BEDS
of Coal Iron and other minerals all around her, we
predic, ,ha, Memphis viii rapidly become the Low
ell of the Southwest.


If the Tariff is only lsi alone few years, The
can, of its taxing the Wes, and South for the ben
eft Of the Ess, aud North will be silenced by the
diffusion of Manufactures throughout the Union
Their progress was never more rapid than dunng
the last year.