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Trial of the Insurreotionists.

CHARLESTON, Va, Nov 2
Russell and Sinnet, attorneys from Boston,
reached here to-day Cook was brought
before the Magistrates Court but waived an
examination. He was committed for trial.
Coppea trial was resumed, No witness,
es were called for defence. Mr.. Harding
opened the argument for the Commonwealth
and Hoyt and Griswold followed for defend,
ant; Mr.. Hunter closed for the prosecution.
The speeches were of marked ability. Mr..
Griswod asked for several instructions
which were granted by the Court The iu.
ry then retired Brown was then brought
into the Court House, which was immedi-
ately thronged The Court gave its decis,
ion on the motion to arrest Judgement over.
ruling the objections made. On the object.
ion that treason cannot be committed against
the State except by a citizen, it ruled that
wherever allegiance was due treason may
be committed. Most Of the states have pas.
sed laws against treason. The objections as
to the form in which the verdict was rer =
dered were also regarded as insufficient
The Clerk then asked Brown whether he
bad anything to say why sentence should
not be pronounced, when Brown stood up,
and in a clear aud distinct voice said;
/ have, may it please the court few
hoiNo W nuJ' III tie htot pidCe L uenY eVf
erything but what have ali along admitted
the design on my part to free the slaves
intended certainly to have made clean
thing of that matter, as did last winter
when ] went into Missouri, and there took
slaves without the snapping of gun on eithr
er side, and moved them through the connr
try and finally left them in Canada de-
signed to have done the same thing again
en- larger scale-that was all intended
! never did intend to commit murder or
treason, or destroy property or ineite slaves
to rebellion, or to make an instruction |
have another objection, and that is that it
is unjust that should suffer such penalty.
Had interfered in the manner which ad,
nit and which | admit has been fairly pro
ved for | admire the truthfulness and can
dor Of the greater portion Of the witnesses
vino nave tostiiud iI tiiis case, nad l so in
terlered in behalf Of the rich, the powerful,
the intelligent, the 30 called great, or 10 be,
half Of their friends, either father, mother.
brother, sister, wife or children, or any #
that class, and suffered and sacrificed wbat
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Steamer sunk-Four Lives Lost.

NEW DIRK, NOV. 2.
The steamer Champion hence this morn,
ing for New Haven, when off Malaincock
Point, came in collision with the propeller
Albratross and was sunk almost instanta
neously. She had between 80 and 40 pass
sengers, and crew of ten men--of these
three PASSENGERS and one fireman are miss
ing and supposed to be drowned One Of
the missing is a Mr., Steele of New Haven.
AT the moment of the conclusion, the boiler
of the Champion exploded, scalding one
fireman to death. The remainder Of the
passengers and crow was taken off by the
Albratross. The Champion had large
amount of freight. All the baggage of the
passengers was lost. She does not belong
to the regular line of New Haven boats, but
had only this morning taken the place OF
the Traveller, which was damaged yesterday
in collision with a schooner
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havp in lhis ihioflsfsnct 10 wouii have
been nil tight Every mau Ia this ooorl
would have deemed it 40 act worthy df re-
ward rather than punishment
This Coert acknowledges as suppore the
validity Of The law Of God. | see book
kissed here which I suppose 10 Be the bible,
or at least The new testnment---tltht teaohes
me that oil things whatsoever would that
men should do to me ] should do evon 70 to
thomi u teaches me further, 90 remember
them that are in bonds as bound with them
endeayor 10 act Up 10 that instruction u
say am yet too young 20 understand that
God is any respecter Of persons ! believe
that to have interfored as have done az
have always freely admitted have done, in
behalf OF his dcspised poor was no wrong
but right Now if j, deemed necessary that
! should forfeit my life for the furtheranca
Of the ends Of justice and mingle my blood
further with the blood Of my children and
with the blood Of millions in this slave coun.
try, whose rights are disregarded by wicked
cruel and unjust enactments admit, so
lot IL be done
Lot me say one word lurther--I feel en-,
tirely satisfied with the treatment have
had on tridli considering an the ciroumstan,
ces it has been more generous than | ex
pocted, but | feel no c0nciousness Of guilt.
| have stated,from the first what was my in
tentions, and what was not never had
any design against the life Of any person
nor any disposition to commit treason, or ex
cite ths slaves to rebel or make any gener,
al nsurFection. / never encouraged any
man to do so, but always discouraged ans
idea Of that kind Let me say also in re-
ruNl n kn ,kn =.
those connected with me. hear IL has
been stated by some Of them that | have in
duced them 10 Join me, but the contrary i,
true. do not say this to injuro them, bu
as regretting their weakness. Not one Join
ed me but Of his own accord, and the great
er part at their own expei Sc A number O
them never saw, and never had word o
conversation with till the day they came tc
me, and that was for the purpose hay,
stated Now ! have done.
While Brown was speaking perfect que
| preyalled--when he had finished the Cour
proceeded to pronounce the sentence. AT
ter few preliminary remarks in which he
said no reasonable doubt could exist as q
the prisoners guilt, he sentenced him to be
hung in public on Friday, "a of December
Brown received the sentence with compo,
sure. The only demonstration made wa,
with the clapping Of hands by one man il
the crowd, who was not resident Of Jefler
son county--this was promptly suppressed
and much regret was expressed bv citizen
at this occurrence.
The verdict IN Coppec's case, is guilty OF
all the counts Of the Indictment After be
ing out an hour the jury returned with
verdict declaring Coppee guilty His coun
sci notice OF motion to arrest judgement
as in Browns case. The court then ad
| iourned,
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NeY York Markat.

H.N4V NEw Yonx, Nov, q
FLOUR--Firmsr, wilhou striking change
sales Of 10000 bfls At ,75at,e0 for super6nt
state; 1854 IS for extra state; 4,15af90 lot
supefine western; 500as so for common "a
medipm extra westernS 5,35@5 so for inferior
TO good shipping brands extra round hoop Ohio
market closing quite firm,
WHBAT--iIeavy and IN favor of buyers
sales Of Is 0pO bush at l,i3 for choice Milwau
kee Club 80 for white Oaaada; 80 for whits
Kentucky aud Michigan,
RYB-Pfatty fair: sales Of GOO bush al csc
BARLEY-Firm and scarce, sales Of zoo
bush at S3c fot Canadian
CORN--Dnli. sales Of $500 bush at9s "a
99c. for Mixed western; 99@l 0i for yellow o.
all kinds.
oATs--Drooping at 4la45 for State, western
and Canadian
Whisky lower and heavy; sales Of ,60U brl,
at 2G@26l6c.i chiefly the Inside price.
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THE
One Horse ShOeing ShOp,
ON THIRD STREET,
a few doors East Of the PosT OFFICE,
THEl

A few doors East of the Posr OFFICE.
DAYTON, o.
'THE Subscriber is now better prepared,
- than ever to commodate his old customers, and
the public, in the anu
HOrsc-ShOeing business,
IN It's various branches. Particular attention
VIII be given to all lame horses sueb aa
spt hools and hoof-bound and CO rms in their feet
will be enredeatifactoryt the owner of such hor2
ses' andii not, money will be refunded. ii
vsnt - that interfere VIII be shodtopre
ne VIII personally supeTintend all work entruAtd
70 ms care Thankfulfor pastfavors he respectfully
ashs continuance OF the patronage OF his old GUS
toners, and will be happy to Accommodate as many
HkW ones as may favor him with call
hpF1-uhWly NATHAN SIFFERMAN
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NEW EDITION
OF
iS4CN2l'S sMG3l9ENI!
AT PAYNES.

A MANUAL FOR ExEoUToRs AND ApMINIsTRA-
tors, in the Settlement Of the Estates Of
Deceased Persons; with Practical Forms,
&c., &c BY Joseph Il. Swan, late Presi-
dent of the Twelfth Judicial Circuit. Fifth
Edition; Revised, Enlarged, and Adapted
to the Present Practice: BY II. G. Noble,
Attorney at Law, Columbus; with Notes of
the Enactmsnts and Decisions down to
the Present Time: BY f. j. Matthews,
Judge Of the Superior Court, of Franklin
County. One Volume, Syo. Price, in
Law Binding l,50.
The character of swans Manual is so well known,
that 1t would seem entirely unnecessary, at this
umei 70 say word in commendation OF 1t. The
present edition lie believed to be much SUPERIOR in
every respect to any one heretofore pubishedj and
the publisher would therefore especially recon-
mend 1t to the attention of Members Of the Bar,
Probate Judges, and Executors and Administrators.
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P8TATOEs. .-Tin nsrktt tohlidu aim but
prices urebangsdi sales II $50 bash prime
NeshAnhocks al Soc
CLOVERSEED@~rhr market il duii sales
Of l5 hIIs aL 4 90. and 8 hrla % IS.
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NO MORE EXPLOSIONS!

Greenoughs Carbonio Acid Gas Nom
Explosive Burning Fluidi
HAVING MADE ARRANGEMENTS
IL with Prof. D. +. GREEsoUoH, Of Boston, (the
original Inventor of Camphene and Burning Fluid }
for theeqelusive right to manufacture and sell the
NON-EXPLOSIVE BURNING FLUID,
In Dayton and Montgomery county, am now pre-
pared to offer II to the public. Having seen and
ments with the Fluid, am fully assured that
II may be used with PERFECT SAFETY
And without the slightest possibility Of accident,
and Will not explode under any ordinary use OF
Burning Fluid. l have fully tested Its merits in
presence Of all of our best Chemists and many eti
zens. All pronounce II of the utmost Importance to
every family as safe and brilliant Light.
II 10 used in the same Lamps as the common
Fluid and although little more expensive in the
man laeture, viii be sold at yery slight advance
over common Fluid.
DR.. w. w. STEWART, Druggist,
aug29 No, SO Main street, DAYTON
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w e offer the Wheeler E Wilson Sewing
Machines, with important improvements, al
reduction of S25 on former prices, and to meetthe
demand for GOOD, low-priced Family Machine,
have introduced NEW STYLE, working upon the
same principle, and making the same stitch though
not so highly finished, at
FIFTY-FlVE DOLLARsI
The elegance, speed, noiselessness and simplicity
OF the Machire the beauty and strength OF stitch,
being ALIKE ON BOTH SIDES, impossible to ravel,
and leaving no chain ridge on the under side, the
economy OF thread, and adaptabity to the thicKes
or thinnest fabrics rendered this the most sue
cesaful and popular Sewing Machine now made.
AT our various onices, We sell at New York pri-
cos and give Instructions free OF charge to enable
purchasers to sew ordinary seams, hem, fell, quilt
gather, bind and tuck, all the same Machine and
warrant II for three years.
SEND OR CALL FOR A CIRCULAR, containing
fnll particulars, prices, testimonials, etc.
1ahlb W. SUMNER h co.
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Dayton, Xenia ~ Columbus S. R,
! sEs ~ % ~

Three Daily Trains, via Columbus.
Through tickets from Dayton to all Eastern
Cities.
THREE Daily Trains each way, leaving Dayton
| for the East follows; Night Express At 20 a.
ms Day EXpreselO a. Accommodation Il 10 y, m.
Arriving At Dayton, Accommodation 5,63 a, 90 B.;
No. EXuresa II, 80 a. nj Day Express, $50 p m.
Trains run by Columbus time, which IS minutes
faster than Dayton time.
Through tickets can be had for All Eastern cities
by caiingOn p. r. WarmAn, Ticket Agent, at tho
Depot East Third street.
Dayton, Xena ard Columbua-Leaves at 80 p.
m. and arrives et 500 a.
Al, freghts lett al the Depot by $50 p. M, will
forwarded same day bv $50 p. IN, Froights ar.
living at 553p. M, viii be delivered al 9,tUR. m.
J. DURAND, Supt.
c. WARmAN, Genl. Ag't. aprI5
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NEW TREATMENT. I.
PiR.I VAT.E !!
CONFIDENTIAL MEDICAL ADVICE !

A I the Buffalo Private Hospital-Estab-
and the Secret Inhrmitieb OF Youth and Aiatu-
rity by DR. AMOS X SON, Buffalo, NY Onlce
corner of Main and Quay streets, (up stAirs.)
MOST SCIENTIFIC INVENTION.
An instrument for the cure o ( genital Debility OF
Nocturnal Emissions, more properly known as Sem
lnal Weakness, etc. Can be permanently cured In
from fifteen days to two months, by the use of thi
instrument, when used cOnjointly with medicines.
YOUNG MEN TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE.
Or. AMOS and SON take pleasure in announcing
that they have Invented most important stru-
ment for the cure Of the above dseaaes II has
subjected to a test by the mo eminent IN
London, Paris, Philadelphia and hew York; IL has
been declared the only useful instrument which has
ever yet been invented, for the cure of Seminal
WeakneHs, or any disease OF the genital organs
caused by the secret of youth Price Ten Doll
lars, by Mail or Express.
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"a CURE WARRANTHn


Dr. AMOS and SON have devoted their attention
exclusively to this peculiar class of maadiea and
the relief the have consequently been able to rem
der their fellow-ereaturs. and CRATE
fully acknowledged by oonvalesoent patients and
others daily arriving in town, from all parts of the
country, for the express purpose only Of oonsulta-
tlonsi while their eXertions haVebeen crowned with
the most signal advantages; yet rom what they
have experienced in enquiring into the causes Of
these infectious complaints (rom their simple
condition to that OF the most dangerous and inyet-
crate they have Away entertained the possibility
Of their prevention and removal, and likewise in
variably found that the most horrible and aignant
forms OF disease could almost invariably be traced
to of the following causes:~Ignorance, neglect
or the i'll effects of unskilful improper treatment
therefore DT AMOS and SON have succeeded in
discovering, In the selection Of their remedies,
safe, efectual and cautious course; omitting all
combination OF remedies which bear eQuiVocAl
character as well asthOse whose or iniu-
dicous application might be productive of bad con-
sequences in the hands of private individuals. In
short the audable end of their remedies is the Less
ening of great mass of human misery by the alev-
lstion, relief and prevention OF those grevous az
hictions that are In reality the secret foe life and
which, while they SO extensively surround us call
aloJ for our skin and Interference for their exter
min ltion,
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 8
u GO ~ 2 Z
CHANGE OF TIME.

ON and after Monday April IL, s59 Passon =
" gorrraine ewillleavetbe 5th3treet Depot Day
ton for Cincinnatia as follows:
Returning Trains
At 800 a. M, S.05 a, m, 4,G0 p. m, and Z 3 0
p. IN.
a. IN, 90 a. M, 80 p, N. and 500 p. IN.
The 7.30 p. NJ. train south will stop at Carlisle,
Middletown, Hamilton aud Glendale, only.
apr9 DANIEL McLAREN ,Sup't
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aRpnNvILLn AND MTAMIR. R
Astl ~ u F p b |.


Change Of Time,
IA and after Monday, April II, 1869, untllfur-
Otler notice, trains will runns follows:
ihayes Dayton Union Depot at $40 q. m. and
5,0Op. NJ. Arrive at Union at ! so o.. m. and
$50 p. m.
RETURNING.
Leaves Union at 745 a, m. and AS p. IN D.,
arrives at Dayton at 1888 a. m, and B. 90, p. m.
The 500 p. NJ train leaving Dayton, makes close
connection AZ Union with the Express train on the
BelciOntaiuc road, for Indianapolis connecting on
ts arrival with trains for Lafa cite, Terrc Huutc
and all points west, north and north west.
For tickets aud further information, apply 20
samuel W. King, General Ticket Agent Union
Depot 9th street.
Il. C. srIMsON, sup't.
doc2
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BOOTS. SHOES. &G., &GI
NEW WORK, at the OLD STAND
No. 81, Jefferson street

"Itis now settled that the LASTING health of Avn.
of their sOLEsli
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DAVID SCHREIAK Ff

rx,o,,, pnklU GvnnEIHN ~
WOULD RESPECTFULLY SAY TO
the citizens Of Dayton and surrounding coup-
try, that his Spring end summer stock is now COM
Riete consisting OF all kinds OF Ladies' Mipses and
OhluIehs boots, Shoes Caters, &c,, with heels or
WlthouB Also large assortment OF Mens' BoVs,
anu fouths' Boots, Caters, and Oxford Ties
haylng purchased his stock right from the facto-
Ior cash. enables him TO gellas cheap, or cheap
er thaa any other house in this city.
nc n also mas large supply OF Mems Patent Leath
make to order TO tt the foot. "
re keeps constantly employed the best workmen,
aho Is prepared to do all kinds of Custom Work on
All rips repaired free of charge.
ne ASKS liberal share of public patronage and
cohhdent that he please all who order work
remember the old and favorite place. 81 Jefferson
otloee, ooloW the MARKET apr3O
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Grain Market.
Dayton TOBACCO MarIxet
CincinnatiMa

TOBACCO-Very dull, and no sales. Wrap.
pers quoted at 5@9c, and Filters 2@4I5c.
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Sandusky, Dayton & Cincinnati
IsAIL ROAD.
= % a a q


WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
z S-The Mail Train leaves the 9th st.
" y Depot at s,l5, at Urbana, 1o,O0 connects
with train for Columbus, and at Clyde with train
for Cleveland and the East also with trains for To-
ledo, Detroit and Chicago.
IS-SECOND TRAIN - Cleveland
IJlC Express, by way of Springfield and Del
aware, and all Eastern points
7 Q0-THlRD TRAIN-Night Express
icO arrives at Sandusky at 4, connecting with
trains for Cleveland and the East.
mh2-tf JOHN II. HUDSON, Sup't
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ahoftett iht uttWNen Dayton ana Detroit, and With
the Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne Chicago Rail Road, %
miles The shortest line between Dayton ana Chicago
TWO DAILY TRAINS
on and after MONDAY, AUG. %, isso, regular
itaius will leave Dayton Tor Toledo, Detroit and
FIRST TRAIN--Leaves At 500 a. M, arrives AT
Toledo at $50 y. ms Detroit 9, 80 D. ms connects AZ
Detroit with tho Crcat Western r. r. Of Canada foi
NiaEara Pals, Albany, New York and Boston, con-
meets at Lima az 100 A. with trains on the T.. Ft
Wa e. 3. r. for Fort Wayne and chicago, arriving
at Port WAYNE A. 100 p. M In timeto connect with
trains on Toledo, Wabash Western Road for
Huntington, Peru and Loganfport, and arriving Of
Chicago AZ 7i30 Z. m, in time TO connect with all
evening trnina leaving that city, This train also
connects at Toledo with trains on NJ. s. q n. "a. H.
for Adrian aud Jackson, and with trains on The
Cleveland and Toledo Rail Road for Cleveland and
BuiAloi also connects Al sidney with trains on d
l. Road, castand west, and htPiQua for Columbus.
meets ne Lima with trains on =. r. w q. n, r. Al
10 lidnight, and arrives at ChiGRgo at $50 n m.
making close connection with al trains for the wcsi
and norihweat, and at ololo At 1l5 a. ms connect
ing with All morhing trains west and north and with
steam for Cleveland and Buflhlo.
sleeping Cars attached TO All night trains be-
tween Lima and Chicago.
Through Tickets for Fort Wayne, Toledo, Detroit
Chicago. aud pointa West and North-wcst. Also fol
Pittsburgh Philadelphia and all kaHtcrn cities, and
for all tOealp0ints the Bcelontainc and Indian
apos r. H. can behAd hy calling on s. r. kISg Tick
ct Agent, Union Depot, Daytoni or on the different
agents 90 the line.
Fare as low as by any other rouio.
Be careful aud call for Tickets byway Of Lima.
Ef'Ihe rates Of Freight to all Points kast or Wcs
viii at ali times be as favorable are charged BY
other Companies.
No Transfers between Dayton and Chicago
Pttsburg, Toledo or Detroit
augas NJ. SHOEMAKER, sup't.
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A Guide for Guardi ans.
ALSO
USTPUBLlSHED A NEW LAW BOOB

Guide, with Forms, For Guardians of Minors and
Probate Courts in Ohio concerning the Relation
ofG1ardian and Waldwith Directions and Forms,
including Journh Entries, for all steps from the
Appointment to the Final Settlement of a Guar
dIansi containing, also, the Duties of Gusrdiaes,
Wards and Probate Judges, in all matters Of Guar
dianship. By FL. Matthews, Judge OF the Supe-
rior Court OF Franklin County, Ohio. One Vol,
Svo., in Law Binding. Price, Sl,OO.
augl5 At No. so. Main st., DAYTON, o.
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four dollars per half dozen, and seven dollars pei
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Madame Lozier'a Female Monthly Pilu is a safe
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Dr.. d. can be consulted upon all secret diseases He
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COUNTRY INVALIDS.

Personsin an part of the world may be success
fully treated by forwarding correct detail of tn
case, with the remittance for medicines, etc.
Address Dr. AMOS and SON, corner Main and
Quay streets, Buffalo, MY. jan7-dAwIv