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Mammoth Of Wanmoths.-A Columbus (Ohio)
paper states that boat which had arrived al Steu
benville, had on board the bones of nondescript
animal, one of which was 90 feet in length, 8 in
width, and weighed upwards of 1900 lbs. The back
bone 16 inches in diameter, and the ribs feet
in length. 1t is calculated from the size Of the
bones that the animal, when living, must have been
about so feet in length 90 to &c feet in width, and
about 90 feet in height; and it must have weighed
at least go tons. These bones were found near
the Mississippi river, iii Louisiana, and form the
greatest natural curiosity ever beheld. This ami
NAL must have as far transcribed the mammoth
in size, as the mammoth common dog.