The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1865-01-21

~ IA, 1000
A C-OHY OF GoTH!C-ARM CEkIR-A
Paris journal publishes strange story Of
an cd Gothic armchair, which was sold
recently at the public auction roc ms IN
the Rue D-ouot. The article in lEestion,
at 1rst richly Oynamented, was r'-ase nted
by the maker 10 Maria Theresa, ard fg-
ireG ic her bou6oir. After the Gea-h of the
| En- press of Austria j. was sent, 10 con
! fnrinsv with her desire, 10 Queen MARIA
Anto.ne.te. OF France and was -. - cent
| " Used ~ Louis AvI, during f.s .Tpris-
| CEE.n. il. the Temple. After the Kings
tras.cl4 ces;h, Gerry, his valet de cham be,
| became is owner and took il 10 Eig.AcS,
where it BUccessiveiy became the property
Ot The Prince Regent and Afterwards o. tne
DUEe Of Cumberland. The latter .ock it
with him TO Berlin, and there sen: i 20 an
! upbo.ster for repair. The WORKMAN to
whom it was entrusted, found in tie stuff
!ng oi.he sea. diamond pin. tre portrait
o. 4 boy, and several sheets OF verv {, ,osely
written manuscript. The man sod he piu
and gave the portrait and papers - :.
matchmaker OF his acquaintance. Some
years latter. the matchmaker, whose name
was N@Gndorf., endeayored 20 rass him
self Of az Louis VII. and produced tie
papers and portrait II support 81 hle pre-
t@L-ious. After making some noise In
France, and then in Belgium, where be
-, :. , - son. VINO eanen hiins+h :Le D-Ks
~. w. ~ melis ~ casa i. .e>',, t.aa
portrait and documents, kept LIS secret
til lust before his death, when se revealed
the Whole 10 his family. One q LIS re.a-
ives, uas.ns areei -s.iiLe' 'ie. ~ Ene,i 1I,
was SUI, a. nai.in, pi.ehtsto u, SE9 so.n
- 70 iesNn .ta.eiei, WHO ta!! ~ - !"
ai.s' "tes,e - ',..i,ii".sy .aHle 10
YUM for the aged, lately deceased. IL
has low been sod bv auction WIN he rest
g. Ter effects.
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.hs H!e.ra..'e 81 s.i.t.-h1 oI eAn lion.
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: i0r slelcirs l-sLtv ~.eiess!y' eni'cnIrs
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: CONCLUSION iAa. Ire RS o'l!css o. Ire reos.
!: ais, oo.S q, iseafa@ men ana money are
( pfac,,ya-4v iheAlh~s.- u. AEa 20 srssS -
: ne a'aL.aee saeF t~@.ss - .Isi' ns's
: ana % lie aon toAy oi "-teI -rS.a- i',1 q
e Ton, ina. y VAL - ~ way ce-,S@. l-oM
I the .iack and era-.ance sp.ayed oy ne
g Coii-5era.@s whenever iEey 20 sG-ee g
. terL.s. Lee. X IA. mar, Eas cssF-syea
: tie very highest orde' q genera Snip, ana
making every allowance lor ne tss!S.a.,ce
I. he tas derived from thorough krtWiecGe
Il OF tie couItYy, and from re tsri.l.y WITH
:, Which eaIiaworEs, The taarkeu tIatEre ot
a his war. are I2v lInp!oV. seq. he .srE-h
Of tine lie has ted he fecera!s z. t.y N
'HEin.a VIII ,eleVe! .e-o-ho 70 re c'edit
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:. Mr.. SUMNER AND TIE TELEGRAPH
/ MAN.-Ne co cot know any Scod reesoh
% ,'hy The Associated Press ohice n W.sa- =
:. incion sho..d ne converted into al acYer-
s Using agency for MIR. Charles Sumner, tut
3 certain il is that more space has t@11 aevc-
o ted 10 rs savings, whenever he opened ti'
IS mouth during IRE present session lara rel
y has been Tre..y of:enl. sEan 20 81 me cthfr
g members cf n1.n .G1ses. This singular
a feature of Washington reporting cree isd
S the New ICrk ITt5.ae coed hano.eaiy 70
IS Commerce IS eaitasial summary II pro-
- Gee edings IN Congress .hus: "hr. Gta-leS
70 Sumner and tie Seaa'e otsne unl.ad States
Il yesterday resolved. etc, etc. II Ire
Eastern recp.e and ! accessa-y 20 :aEe q
.G chapter oot ot tie c.assical dictionary VIII
I the.r plt.ers reto-e Breakfast, h- SaInne
20 - The Ii Al - tarc-.1 I. Each one 10 sh.s
r, taste. we prefer raofe reSvs and less .s..k
II We should Ike 10 Lnow what q n5ofs fre
q he'd n0w and icen Nr s.ch men - ~
T. Sherman. -ir. Irgta rlii, M. Nrith.s az
= o.hers Wto shape TIE legislation o. 10
N. ecNa!ry. and % nos spsat. tnelr t-Iae bo.-
J. leyfusS.rr The rev E.s-Ifer reporters. ine-.
ID a.e & r;ain nera !n Congress aud tite#tae. 4
! WHO make lp Ter iheir teE q lhnaenee ~
4. public anair- ~ ealtisaiinS 'ae cenlieinen
u connected VIII the press. anu mere are
." certain gentlemen connected Win Ire press
who are very muen overcome ry sa2A al
,en;ions.
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