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A CURIosIrY. We some time since noticed
the fact that the bones of what seemed to have
been a man sixteen feet high, were exhumed
about sixty feet under ground, whilst digging
a we'll in Williamson county, Tenn. We now
learn from the Nashville Union that they have
been put together, and are now exhibiting in
that city. The Union says:--"ln its arrange
ment for exhibition it presents all the appear
ance of a human skeleton standing erect and
measuring sixteen feet from TIE top of the
skull bone to the bottom of the ankle bones.
There was suspended by its side the skeleton
of man Of ordinary size, and the contrast
was truly striking. Whatever doubts may be
entertained in classifying this animal, there
can be none as to the facts connected with it's
finding and resurrection. 1t was found at least
fifty feet below the surface Of the earth, and
seemed to be wedged IN between two rocks
The pelvis, for instance, is broken and crushed
so that it could not be put together, and its
place is supplied with wood Although seve-
raj of the important bones are missing, yet in
general the corresponding ones are preserved,
so that tolerably complete skeleton has been
tound.n