SINGULAR DISCOVERY.
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fin the south western part of Franklin coun- tv, Miss, there is platform or floor composed of bewn stone, neatly polished some three feet under ground. It is about one hundred and eighty feet wide It extends due north and south, and its surface is perfectly level The masonry is said to be equal it not superior to any work of modern times. The land above it is cultivated |: but thirty years ago it was cov- cred with oak and pine trees. measuring from two to three feet in diameter.

 It is evidently of very remote antiquity. a. the Indians who reside in the neighberhood had no knowledge of its existence previous to its recent discoverv-nor is there any tradition among them from which we may form any idea of the obje-t of the work, or of the people who were its builders. There is also canal ant we'll connected with it, but they have nevel been explored. A subterranean mansion may throw some light upon its origin.

 Louisville (Ky,,) Journal.