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BODY SNArcuING IN OuIo.-A Q eat
excitement has, for a week or more, ex.
listed at Painesville, Ohio, and throughout
the Western Reserve, by the discovery oi
an extensive system of body snatching,
which has been CARED on in that region.


1t seems, according to the story t)ld by
a correspondent Of the Lowell Courier,
who writes from the focus or his excite
ment, that a certain Doctor in AshtabIla
county, had nicely packed two or three
bodies in boxes, and deposited in a ware
house at Ashtabula, directed to Il. Sher-
wood, Cleveland, supposed to be irtsnd-
ed fer the Cleveland Medical College
The boxes were suspected before they
were shipped, broken open, and the bodies
recognized as those recently Inferred from
highly respectable families in neighbor-
ing town. and one Of them as the patient
of the aforementioned Doctor. A tremen-
dous excitement was raised, the Doc
tor fled instanter TO Cleveland, and the
whole community was in a most maguii-
cent state of hullabuloo. An indictment
has been found by the grand jury against
the Doctor, and also in the excitement a.
gain the forwarding merchant in whose
warehouse The bodies were found. A few
days after this, public meeting was called
at Painesvile, al which a long list of aw-
iully imposing resolutions were passed.
In some of the adjacent counties also,
bodies have been raised and carried off.