, 1869-11-21
PERSONAL,

A WAshinston despatch reports tuat Auos Ker
dali left rs 900 to zach Of his grandchildren, viii
the exception Of one, to whom he Eave but SO eoo
tecauso ho vas in tho Confederate Army.
George Peabody named IN his will, as executor,
OF hia estate, Chaa. ". Chandler, Of Zaneay3lle
Ohio: Singleton Peabody, OK Rutland, Vt, ant
Geo. Peabody Russell, Of Dausers, Asss. III,
orst named married Z daughter Of q decessex
brother Of w. Peabody; the .eeoud Il tho eqn Q
1 brother nov uvlnz IN ohio, and tbs third fs th
son Of bis sases, Mrs. Rassel, stl living, - Aa'
| eachu1etta.
ffinca Nuneess, Who viii succeed ylctoI
Emaouel ~ King OF 1taiy. u young man oiabou
Afeafs OF aEc- He had the ulsior1une TO lose hi
mother dortng hu carly childhood, and has since
beea hFo1ght up xinoug tho ladies Of King Vic
scss hatem. ~ might have been expected, he
aas aho~n In bis conduct, since n4 A1nvsi .,
yca's Of tndtscfetlon the influence OF his ear1y
eoeaa'ea and Of h1s fAshtrt1 peculiar example
since hin marriage, which took placo not very long
tRo, be hAA been somewhat more discreet In tne
pursuit OF hls plcaspres but he u b.. no means
nice young man.
her. 1osd John Thyme. D. D., Who sesd the
conclusion Of the burial aofytco 1t Ar. 9eorre
Peabody funeral, Is rsebendary OF West ntnste,
A1d Rector OF Blackwell, n 6amerset, Tn,s
esesaJnan Is the second son Of The second Mar.
onts OIL Bath, and IL connected with the United
ststes through his alster.in.l&w. the oogar-r
aafealoneas Of Bath, y no u = dsugh,nr Of Lord
A1atnttou. And granddaughter Of william Bno-
n1na, OF Philadelphia Tne name OF tho fanu.i,
WAS originally Botey1lIa, but Was chancpd nvs
hundred Jears $50, when John Boteyil,e, nom the
plaee OF nt residences Was called John o. ,n'
lnne, and thence Tnynnn
The Hastrstoxn thd> HtraM records tho death
o1 Mn hosaunA Stake, as the residence OF her
fon. Mi. 4 E. StAte, aged lo7 eats and months;
The Herald saJa: !" lIeF descendants living NJ the
dne OF aer dtash number over leo pessona, and
Sfnbssee the scatsh generation from he, She
~a4 the mother OF ten children, four Of whom
tufEiTs her. The eldest Of her ltytng cnildren d
AJeass Of age and her Youngest 81. Her eldest
child, Ass~ Andrew Kefshner, died Ia this county
IN 1850. ARed % .earA T~ensy.eixht rrandchti.
dren sufrtTc he1, Of whom the edeK u 81 JeAss Of
ssr, Fe1dinB IN Ohio, Aost Of her descandants
1catde tn the Western States, and she frequently
,ttsed them up 70 her SSH Jcsr, mat1ug tho Jour.
nc5a without any csoort. She had attained her
a9th 5ear before any pesoepuhle t.mlnut1on OF
mentN or bodily powers W1k Observable"
The GRIND Du1a Nicholas, Of Rusx!x, stepped.
Tie other day. into Z RESTAURANT In Moscow, Il.
Hons 10. certain little nsh called ster.ets aecon-
Eaned bJ four gentlemen, and ,partoof OF some
sterlc&s, some ehorA and 8one roast porx. The
modest Euua demanded for this amounted to segeu
huIdted dollats- They had to pay. s.rnisz
y" e@3 ~
he got ont Of The scr2pe In mQeh more elegant
nauuer 1har the Russ1au- Fur = plain dinner for
himself only, m lnn-kecper IN = counttJ town de-
uaoted 1re thousand franes The Prince sen,
Tor the Aa1o q the place, gave him ten thousand
francs toE The poor Of the village With Iho cond-
ton sitached TO pay out Of that sun the host
what was right for Tho dinner. The MAJOR gave
dse francs 10 tho Inn keeper, and dlsu1buted the
rest anon9 the poor.
Tbs Mobile RfgiEttr Of tho 17th ssys: "W
EeEe1e Smith, the stranger Who, on Saturday iast
soenpted to XII himself hy taxing thsce oupces |
ol lauhanuu7, buk WA brought to py the aid Of I
s'om Aen- pauun again attempted last nlsak about
t4oe& 70 Put A end to hia Life, by jaupluz out
of Inc window Of h1a nom Ia tho third atof7 Of |
The Bstaae hoaso, but taed, by reason Of hi, loot
catching tn the window Of Tnpupson4 bfr,,sr,t !
room. about ten feat dlasant. 4 psFsy Of orntie.
men werr Playing o1ilaaris and, hear1nx the crY Of
Hefpi help! hesn An. banging IN shs u.ndoFr
looked cut and eAw the Eonli-ha suieada hanging
besd down arsisx hla foot ia,nn1ed tn the ni,ua.
llc w1s h1uled tr. and. IoaruI thxS he would
asalu attempt to lsunch hiuselF into etssrnty hs
wsa sent to ne city guard aoase Tor sAfe- keepnk
No one sppesrs 10 know anything of Batta; cot
4 u sAld that he u the Victim of unreqetsed
eYu."