Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1866-09-06
{ remain, very truly, your obedient ser
rant, HUGH McCULLOCH.s


remain, very truly, your obedient ser.
want, HUGH McCULLOCH.
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Autographs Of Eminent Persons. 90
Queen Elizabeth: She was taught wri.
ting by Roger Aschsm. her INST copy book
Is to be seen IN the bodislan MI Library sne
began well ana improved rapidly Wniie
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straignt, evidently nos written rap'dly Dn'
WITH CONTINUOUS ease, wnion might 90 On
writing book afse: BOOK IN just the same go a,,
way onVer Cromwell: : Large, eold, iegl:
Die, steady, sharp ana straight, Ine me- slgna.
ture made up OF halberds and pallades.-l : 4,
But smother letter Of bis was not at sii- OF
this character. Il displayed perplexed
ten. Prince de Conde: Not at all in ac- :.
oordance with the strong expression ana
bnfhaio features OF his lace. Charlotte Cor r
day: Firm, 'ear, steady, but not without ~ =,
emotion. Civier: Very like the writing
Of Charlotte Corday, but not so strong and
compact, Danton: Willfnl, daring, with:
out method or care George ": Not ct !
all the gentle manly hand most people would
expect-ratber like . housemaids. Pope
Very bad, small, full of indecision q very
hedgerow of corrections aud erasures Car.
dinal Wolsey:' a good hand, disturbed 4
only by nervous energy and self will. Por. $
SOD Correct and steady the reverse of bis
personal appearance and habits.
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SLEEPING CARs.-Tt is not, perhaps,
generally known that the "sIeeping cars"a
used upon all the principal railroads in the
United Staten are a monopoly, the profits Of
which are enjoyed BY few patentees, Who
have formed themselves into corporation,
and, by buying up all the new patents, now
have the control of the entire sleeping cat
interest in the country, and BY vigorously
guarding it, prevent the railroad companies
kind for themselves. The bargain made
between the patentees and the railroad com.
panies is that the patentees shall furnish
tbo oro ona kaen the nnholsterv and .bed-