CRYPTOGRAPHY.
To the Editor. Sir,— ln your issue of Saturday last I noticed a cryptographic puzzle, forwarded to you by Henry Lynch, jun. Would you kindly oblige by inserting one from me ? It is an exact copy of a cypher message found amongst my grandfather’s papers after his decease, which event occurred some fifty years ago, and which we have never been able to make anything of. Perhaps Mr Lynch or some resident of the town may be able to explain the mystery and enlighten our understanding.—l am, &c., Frank Mitchell. Nlliv, hj, Z hylfmwivo Szey tig hfiv rmulinzgrln gsqg droorznhlm rh luugl myo blipglnliild droo mzy srn srxvob R srev ziizmton drgs Kvzihln tli gsv wvowh gl yv rm blfi mynv nliv glnliild mrts-g V Qyxphlm. Dunedin, October 13.
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Evening Star, Issue 3322, 13 October 1873, Page 2
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130CRYPTOGRAPHY. Evening Star, Issue 3322, 13 October 1873, Page 2
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