From Me Nashville 2enn.) Repu6iican. WESTERN ANTIQUITIES.
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10 the Editor :-Some time in the month of January 1911, whilst residing in the city of Nashville, MT. Thomas Easton, at that period the editor of a public Jour nal entitled 1" The Examiner" exhibited to me for correctional inspection, manu- script sheet, badly written and worse com posed, purporting to be an account for publication, of some human bodies which had been recently discovered in state of interment and preservation, in cavern in the county of Warren and state of Tonnes see. The narrative stated in substance that the bodies were two in number, male and female that they were severally en- shrouded in variety of envelopes, some of which were of uncommon materials and extraordinary texture; that they were en- closed in separate coffins-and in state of entire preservation, although bearing unequivocal marks of great antiquity, &c.

 In the month of April of the same year, (1S11) communicated to Dr. John R.