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Winteris Here

Winteria Here,
W keep hands and feet warn, the sub,
Il rofibof has forsale good assortment Of home
made socks, Aiao, reAlrlbbed shaker socks, bneKs
meas boys. CHARLESTON,
ROVl aw RAst "a st. doors from Maln.
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u-see ath page for Telegraph Rsporls.
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GUARDIANS SALE.

Ira Calvin kinzer, OF AonaF'rv. Co
His said Ward, Ira c. Kinlsr, sell land. i''on 10
n obedience to an order Of the said Pro-
bate Court, made on the 2sth day Of January,
1860, in the above cause, and to me directed vii
sell At the door OF the Court House. In the city OF
DAytOn, at Public Auction, - =
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BE SITS
Fruit Tree InVigOratOr!

WE THE UNDERSIGNED, FARMERS
w having used Bests Fruit Tree InvigorAtor on
our Fruit Trees do certify that IL will do ali that IL
Is recommended to do, and by applying Il to the body
of the tree, the earth, will destroy the worm
In the root, and cause the worms aud insectR to
leave the branches. 1t also gives new life 10 the
tIee, causing greater amount OF healthy and iD-
yigOrating sap to flow to the branches producing A
vigorous bud, that frost will not affect it. unless
IL Ia an extremely hard enc.
We have used II on Old trees that were very much
decayed, and they are now full Of life and Ia good
bearing order. IL has the same effect en- Peach
Pear, Plum and Apple Trees, Grape Vines and All
kinds OF ShTubbsry.
NJ. ]. Swadener Washington Township, Mont.
gomery county Edmond Robinson, Ch ar Greek
Township, Warren County; Adam Hawker Beaver
Greek Township, Green County; Martin HeIfner
Beaver Creek Township, Green County; William,
Nipple, Miami County; Hiram Robb Butler County.
TO TIE PUBLIC.
l purchased Of Benjamin Best, last Spring the
right to use the Fruit Tree Inyigorator on my farm
near the railroad crossing, on the Xenia pike hyr
miles east OF Dayton. My apple trees were covered
with worms, the leaves half eaten aud OF a yellow
color. believed they would all die but used the
preparations my trees recovered new lie and
yigor, and bOIe large crop of apples In the FAIl
more than they had yielded for I've years preyious
can therefore confidently recommend Beats FruItl
Tree Invigorator to the public.
February 10, 1850. ADAM HAwKER.
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GFThe Indianapolis Journal in an article on
the defeat Of John D. DefreeS for House printer,
sums nm his misfortuues aa E,lloWa.
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THE DAILY EMPIRE
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Empire Building fhifdS, Soplh Siit be. nairk IsHsrSo
Cincinnati AGENCY.

BY Maiit5. .OOper ryearfnadxanos.
10 oouta per Woef, pay ah1e % the carrier,
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La w INTELLIGENCE.

CRIMINAL CoURT-Hon. Henry Stump, judge
Milton Whitney, Esq, States Attorney, prosecut-
ing.
The following occupied Yesterday:
State Us. George Robinson, John Shields and
Charles Brown, indicted severally for an assault
with intent to murder John Gardner, also Jointly
indicted for assaulting and resisting officers John
Lumberson, James Inseoe and Captain John s.
Manly, while in the discharge of their duty: the
parties also indicted jointly with Samuel Tatum
James Hutton and John Welsh for cruelty to ami
mails, the offences alleged to have been committed
on the 18th Of January last
&. ID. Mcfarland for defence
After the opening of the Court the defence pro-
duced the following testimony:
Columbus Griffith, sworn.-Heard a noise ON the
afternoon in question; saw the fight; saw Inscoe
nave nave brown on the pavement, striking him and
pulling his hair; Brown said the officer was a cow
ard, and then they got up; saw Shields and Capt.
Manly tussling, and saw officer Dunlap try to strike
Shields with loaded cane, but he struck Manly in
the mouth.
Cross-examined by Mr. Whitney-Am intimate
with several OF the parties; know where Johnson 3
house is, and have been there; can't recognise any
one who struck the officers, was looking about so
much, could not partcularize
George Robinson, sworn-Know the nrisnnars
on Friday, after the occurrence went to examine
the hack; one of the hounds was broken and screw
out of one of the springs; the running gear was in
good order; the inside was very slightly damaged
few short gashes, if they had been nicked: ex-
amined the horses, only was injured he was
pretty l1me but could step around sharp in the
stables they We're broken down horses; don't believe
Sauer bad horse worth twenty-five dollars; did
not see the hack driven. NFI
By MIR. Whitney-Witness was much interested
in this case; took much pains to find out what dam
ages had been done to the horses and hack; heard
that Sauer had claimed $3.50 damages one of the
prisoners is the son of witness.
John Herdum, James Taylor, George Turner.
II. Weaver, John Weaver Michael Mccall and
Philip Mccall We're severaily examined, their esti-
mony being of the same tenor as the foregoing
After the examination of the last named was cor
cluded the counsel for the defence announced that
he had closed his case.
John Gardner was called by the State, and
testified that he struck on the head and
stunned, with the butt of his own whip in the
hands of Shields ~
The case was argued by the counsel for the State
and defence, and at halfpast twelve O'Clock the
indictment was handed to the jury, who retired to
their ROOM
At half-past two O'Clock the Jury came in. and
rendered verdict of common assault upon John
Gardner, as to Charles Brown, George Robinson
and John Shields
Not having agreed upon the other indictments
charging them with assaulting the police officers
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BALTIMORE MARX ErS.

WEDNESDAY, Feb. l. 1860
COFFEE-Colee continues in active demand and very
firm We note sales to-day, all to go out of the marke
of 500 bags Rio u cts and of bags do at I2 cts
We quote Rioas before at 1A12 cts for fair good
l24(Gl2R cts for prime, Laguayra at 12k kdl3X cts
and Java at l56 cts per H. The sales to-day reduce
the stock here to II 600 bags.
FLOtR.-Flour is still quiet but all descriptions
steady at our previous quotations. We heard Change
of sales of 100 bbls Howard Street Super $3.50 and
yesterday Of 400 bbls Howard Street EN-
ira at S5S74 per bbl. City Mills Super is generally
held at S53A but there buyers at $525 per
bbl., but both Howard Street and Ohio Super may be
quoted closing firm at S5 so per bbl Extra Flour
for Ohio sx for Howard Street g S for
standard, and S675G7 per Dbl. for fancy brands City
Mills.
FAMILY FLoUR-Family Flour continues in good de
mand and quite firm Wechs Family is still selling at
IS, and quote the Patapsco, Reservoir Silver Spring
and Ashland brands at 81 so per bbl. Ohio and How
ard Street Family may be quoted at SO so per Dbl
RYE FLOUR AND Corn MEAL.-There is nothing doing
in either of these articles Rye Flour may he quoted at
$425l4 81 and Corn Meal at S36h 375 for Baltimore
and $4 per bb for Brandywine.
GRAIN.-There was but little Wheat at market this
morning, and the only sale heard of of 900
bushels white at LAG cts Wheat may be quoted steady
and firm at 2529 cts. for good to prime red $50 aldo
cts for ordinary good white and l4514S for prime
and choice do OfCorn there was but little received but
several of the lots offered day two since
market, and sales reported Of $500 bushels
white at from TO to ~ cts measure and of about 5000
bushels yellow at 1914 cts weight. There were sales
reported this morning of 45O bushels Rye at S6Ss cts
these figures bengan advance our previous quotations
but Oats sold yesterday Haas for Maryland
and 45(147 cts for Pennsylvania
MOLASS ES.-There is very little inquiry for MolasSes
and the market for it is decidedly heavy We quote it
to-day follows, viz at 2426 clayed Cuba; 2s
Gd3O cts for Cuba Muscovado 26d30 cts. for English
Island ana A3idoo cts for new crop New Orleans The
stock today IS 800 bbs New Orleans 90 pun. English
island, and ~ hhds. Cuba.
PROVISIONS-Proyisionsc continue yerv buoyant but
the transactions in them to-day have large We
have sales reported OF $50 bbls picked Shoulders S4
SO bhs Mess Pork at $775; 60 tierces Lard at IL cts
0G0 pieces Bacon Sides loose at cts and f some "a
to GO hhds Bacon Shoulders and Sides in lots and
cts Bulk Meat is much wanted and buvers are OFFERING
higher prices for it than yesterday An offer of
and 9 cts was refused for 100000 lbs Shoulders and
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.

PHILADELPHIA MARKET, January 3l-There is
nothing dong in Quercitron Bark owing to the difference
IN the views of buyers and sellers and first No. dull
at $50 per ton.
fIour ana Meai-There is very little export demand
Tor FIonr ana no quotable change in the market the
safes include about 900 bhls mixed good straight
pernne at half bbIs So 81 the pair GOO
bbls good Pennsylvania and Ohio Extra at s6 some IN
terms Kept private and 200 bbls fancy Kentucky Family
per DID, at which rates holders generally are free
sellers The trade are buying moderately ID the above
figures for superne extras and fancy brands as in on,
ity Rye Flour is dull at 81 25 Pennsvlvania Err
der our notice. -' "''
Grain comes in slowly, but the demand for Wheat con-
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VOL. IV---NO. 6O2.
eflanstarp EMO Commercial 8sbish.


To-day has been decidedly 'bue day. for the 'buls
in Baltimore and Ohio Railroad further decline of 81
to S2H per share having taken place in this stock The
operations in it to-day heavy some 200 shares be
ing sold the Board SGGd65H buyer 60 days, s65H
654 seller 60 and 80 days s65k@65R for cash and short
time contracts and the market for closed at s65h bid
SOC asked regular way and s6% bid sos asked buyer 60
days Northern Central Railway also lower to-day.
Sales made of 500 shares 300 at s1615% buyer 60
days. 100 at s15A buyer 30 days and 100 at $54 cash
This stock closed regular way at sl5k hid $l5A asked
these figures being under the closing quotations of yes
terday. Railroad bonds continue firm There were sales
to-day of s. 900 Northern Central 1855 at SON. and
81 900 Baltimore and Ohio 1855 at sI, City 6s
shade lower to-day. There however but little done
in them sales embracing only 500 1s70s 9 and $3.50
1905 99K 1905 closed at s94 bid 9e4 asked Sales
also to-day 30 shares Bank of Commerce at S20H 20
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PRICES AND SALES or STOCKS INNgwYoRE


Ihe New Io ork IT1Ohne OF yesterday says
There is not much doing in foreign bills, and rates
unchanged Sterling is l0StGlO9 The supply of com
mercal bills is quite moderate.
The business of the Sub Treasury Receipts, S2S
s67 Customs s14S S0O13 Payments $155 537 45
Balance 50 ,O47 ,3S57S.
The Commerce and Navigation" tables Of the year
ending June 80, 1889 supply all the evidence that is
wanting show why the gold and silver of the country
flow to Europe and why the West is slow in its revival
of business.
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export OF Breaasturs, 1857, IS and SO,
....... $50 ,OG1. .566 s38 226 1ls $50 s42, III


The Cincinnati Gdreite of Tuesday says:
The demand for money continues fair but the offerings
far acceptable freely taken by the discount
easy features.
There was only moderate demand for Eastern Ex-
change but it about large as usual Monday
and rates sustained Dealers look for prices be
maintained until after the 4th. Baltimore sight was
bought, in to-day at 40 and there very
little done So the leading may be called As With
this exception, there is no change in figures.
The Philadelphia Inquirer of yesterday, says:
The last United States Government Loan at New York
was awarded at par to lO The bid 10l for SlO5
600 from W b Astor Trevor Co. got 500 900 at par
and Lockwood 4 Co. an equal amount at the price
aud Thompson Brothers got $400O00 at small pre-
MUM.
report in part has been received from the Legisla
tive Committee appointed to examine into the defilca-
tion of Mr.. Peck exTreasurer Of the State of Maine
The report dscloes direct robbery of the Treasury of
Ss4073.04. The "ftems' will be given in future re-
port
The owners of the Pemherton Mills have made a claim
upon the insurance companies for the entire of
the insurance, S4l5 900 and have retained legal counsel
in case the claim is resisted.
The San Francisco Letter Of Jan s. reports that
gold bars are in moderate supply this mail the
arriving but slowly from the interior Contracts have
been made for steamer day at 500 to 900 par The follow
ing shows the gold exports for the past year
Total steamer shipments for II mos, 1859 ~ $50 317 AZ
Total sail vessel shipments for Il mos 1852 3325 6S O
Grand total exports for the year $7 6e4 ses 54
1s5S.... AZ ,529, PSI. so
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by auction, 26th instant, 3211 bags Rio ex Tacony
were disposed of at 114d12c average sl1 9O the me
dam and poorer grades realized rather better prices the
better qualities freely Withdrawn at previous rates
Sales since have been to fair extent embrace 200
oags per REINDEER at II 16c net cash; 4S9 bags
ance per Tacony, at 1lbGl2Hc and 423 bags Santos
at l24 al2hc 5000 bags Santos, per Machless will
offered by auction Friday next.
STOCK RIO.
Jan. 2s-New Orleans..... .......... $4,000 bags
. Baltimore. m0rc.................... 5000
" 3l-Ncw York Observation-Disclosures. 90 149
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SUPREME Court OF THE UNITED SrArEs.-Jan.
5l.-No. 63. The United States, appellants, rs.
Charles Meyer ct al. Appeal from the District
Court OF the United States for the Nothern District
OF California. On motion of Mr.. Attorney General
Black this appeal is affirmed.
No. 81. Joseph Pennock ct al, appellants, u.s.
George 5. Coe, trustee, &c. The argument of this
cause was continued by Mr.. Otis for the appellee,
and concluded by Mr. E. NJ. Stanton for the appel
lants.
No. ca. The United States, appellants, u.s. Ellen
White, administrators of Charles White deceased
The argument OF this cause commenced by Mr..
Attorney General Black for the appellants, and
continued by Mr.. Phillips for the appellee.
Adjourned until tomorrow at ii O'Clock
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Great Gale atthe East.
HALIFAX, Feb. IA great gale is prevailing
here and we are still without tidngs of the ove"-
due steamer America.
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SS,149 bags.
VIM. SCOTT & Son, Coffee Brokers.

HdIter BrO,yn'S Monthly Wool CircMarl
The general tone of the wool markets has been qie
partly owing to the auction sales which took place in
Boston the middle of the month and the announce
ment OF another in this city the 10th inst and partly
70 the ac that the high rates which have for consders
Die time prevailed, have led many manufacturers to
adopt the policy of buying for immediate only
rms is wise policy, and while it prevents further ad
vance III price, saves interest to the 1t
known that many of large companies stocked
put there are many more of the smaller consumers who
Tor the next hye intervening months must to the
markets for their regular supplies and with an acknow
edged light stock of both domestic and desirable foreign
woos and the extreme prevailing prices abroad there
no apparent reason for material reduction prices
here.
me disposition TO realize, and the mpatience some
holders, may by forcing sales auction and otherwise
nave the effect to depress the market temporarily out
We prices are so high in the European markets all our
mills running to their full capacity and new ones going
up and general prosperity prevailing, there can be no
permanent reduction in the prices of wool in an of
home markets The supply of pulled woods is good and
alta reduction on last months prices from 2 cts rer
H., there has been some activity in them.
Desirable batting woods light stock though sun
cient for the present demand
No 60 PINE STREET, New York, Feb. /, 1850
MARKETS BY T2LEGBAPH
hS New YORK, Feb COTTON is dull-sales Of 1000
1000 bbs State S490@4 95; Ohioys5 6Od575 Southern
50 6O@5.65 Wheat is du-sales of 5000 bushels: red
81 Y Corn is frmsaes OF 6O00 bushels closing quiet
at s0a 50 cts for white and yellow Pork is frm-Aess
81 25ldl7 371 for old new S1s(61SI2k; new Prime
Sl575dl4 Lard generally closed buoyant at 10%61l
cts Whiskey is droopng-saes at % 6124 cts Sugar
is firm but quiet Coffee is firm but quiet Turpentine
Is aull. hosln is steady. Rice is quiet but firm
Cattle eMarket-Beeves-Recepts of $50 head-sales
at higher prices 7G1ll cts.an average of S69S4 cts
Sheep heavy-Receipts 1000 head All qualities have
slightly declined Swine-Recepts of 2 500 head Prices
higher. G Dressed 7IaS cts; live 5,&96k cts.
PHILADELPHIA, Feb. Flour is dull Wheat is also
dull at 14Od150 cts for white and 3OG3S cts for red
Rye 9OG92 cts. Provisions generally closed with an ad
yancing endency-Mess Pork SIS; Bacon Hams IO4 is
SIDES cts Shoulders cts. Lard is firm at IL (Gl2 cts
Whiskey-ohio 24k cts.
EXPORTS FROM BALTIMORE
FOREIGN.
MARsEILLEs-Bdrk Crusader
451 hhds. tobacco 60 bales cotton so hhds bark $50
bbls rosin 5000 treenais 1854 pipe slaves l3 400 hid
slaves.
WEST lNDIEs-Brig Hannah.
266 tons coal
IMPORTS AT BALTIMORE
FOREIGN.
ST MARTINs-Schr Lucy r. Wdring
29s5 bushels salt, McConkey. Parr & Co.
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tnues limited and prices are barely maintained about
9ooo bus only having found buyers at $3Od "a lor fair
TO prime red, mostly at 33, and small lots
white at 81 45G.50 for good to prime quality. Rye is
wanted at 80 cts for but holders
more Corn meets with moderate demand only at 70
d14 cts in the there is afoat and prime vel
low would bring rs cts; sale of white made
Terms Kept private Oats are moving off slowly at A.
tG45 cts for Pennsylvania. Barley and Barley Malt
main unchanged
Seeds-rhere is not so much CIoverseed Offering, but
the demand for it is limited and prices rather lower
with sales of 300 bus. note, S4 5O47
mon, and s595.12h for good, including choice at
S5.20n5.25 per bus. Timothy scarce and wanted at
S2.5O275 per bus Domestic Faxseed is selling on ar
rival at 81 go per bus
Whskey continues dull, Pennsylvania bbls. selling
slowly at 2351 cts Western do 24h cts Drudge pa,
224 cts. and hhds at 23 cts.
PHILADELPHIA COFFEE TRADE-We are indebted
to Messrs Andrews Morris, Coffee Brokers, 125 South
Front street for statement of the trade for the
January The imports of the month have been 10 O46
bags, against IL 54 bags for the month last year
showing decrease of ass bags The stock first and
bags were Rio against stock of L. 260 bags the
ponding date last year. of which 5000 bags Rio thus
showing decrease in stock of TO- 60 bags OF the imports
OF the month 800 bags were from Rio, and 2746 from
Laguayra, Maracabo and Port Prince The sales of
the month comprise IA 800 bags II ordinary
l2R cts for prime 700 bags Laguayra at 12H to Is
300 Maracabo 12f cts and 300 bags St Domingo at
cts The market is firm Rio ordinary IL to II n fair,
IL to llA; good to prime, u to l2h ctsPha. Penn
PHILADELPHIA CATTLE MARKET Jan. 8O.-For
Beef Cattle there has been during the past rather
better demand and for most descriptions the drovers
advar ced their prices few the cattle were of very
hne quality, and there a number disposed of at
SlO2o per 100 pounds. The offerings amount 10 about
ZOO head slight decrease the number of last week
The following the current quotations to-day choice
quality 25 100 pounds prime s. 1899 so do
fair IS 25S75 do. ordinary IS do common So SO
(GS7 do, inferior $S. .50G14 SO do.
Sheep.-Ss00 sold at 5(d54 cts. per pound
Cows.-200 sold from S25 to $50
Hogs.-The offerings amount to SS5 head which were
disposed of at t74@S4 per 100 pounds
CINCINNATI MARKET, Jan. 3I.-Flour is buoyant, ,
and holders demand advance in the prices Sales
ieoo obs to day at $685. SIS 65 is asked Whiskey
hasd eclined ll64 cent sales at 19k Provisions are
nrm but less active Bulk Meats-Sides Sh cts Shoul-
ders Ok cts. Lard 10 cts. Mess Pork 1880
Hog Statement.-Whole number of hogs packed during
the season in the 434 500
Neiase "eigit per hog .lSO lbs.
ID
NEW YORK WEEKLY COFFEE CIRCULAR
stock OF Rio and Santos Coffee Jan. "a 1S60 635 bags
received since to date per Ann
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SUGARThe market for the presents no features
of interest; the demand has been limited though holders
generally firm The receipts of Louisiana Muscoyado
have been light but the stock has slightly increased the
trade having confined their purchases to immediate
wants which at this of the year not large.
m description the business is unmportant for Clay
ea Ihere has been fair demand
h9 30 2es Of the month foot up $50 hhds Cuba at as
Id a. mus mus Porto Rico at y as cts, 3S6 hhs English
h a. " -e tLo Gus 55l hhds Louisiana at SAG cts 467
80, Snh t 1 az and 5720 bags Brazil at ~ cts. We
pr rraSes as 7 sng'9 M Island at 6A@4 cts for re
Gs cts for eom on % - Ior grocers styles Louisiana TX
pr,ms pnd s I cts s%lS for whaes whhiaa'' Browns
10 to T. 71@7A cts; lS to Is 7HaS4 cts l toI
sKd9 cts. ''S,' 10 10 no.
MoLAssEs-Has been in only limited da,r,a =,
market duh throughout the month. We ouota TS a1 NM te
eovado 26G30 cts Cayed 24G25 cts New orn. sH
so cts; English Island 26(d.30 cts ~ f'g
$. p. THOMPSON Co, brokers
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Expulsion OF Citizens from Kentucky.
CINCINNATI, Jan. 3l.-Eighteen citizens of Ma
son and Bracken counties. kentuckv have becn nv-
PEELED from the State account of their opinions
on slavery. Most of them arrived here Yesterday
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S4r

Movements of Senator Douglas.
NEWARK, N. j., Jan. 3l.-Senator Douglas was
last night the guest of Ex-Governor Price. He
took the early train from bere this morning for
Washington.
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Fire i'm Burlington. Iowa

BURLINGTON, Iowa, Jan. 3l.-A fire this morn
ing destroyed the entire stock of Ross & Whipple
hardware merchants, and the grocery store of E.
IT, Geshwend. Total loss estimated at $50, 900; in
suraDce not known,
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PE-SErTING MCnNE-Mr. Charles w. Felt, Of
Salem, has been at work for few years past, upon
an invention designed for setting and distributing
types by machinery. His plans have been fulIy
matured by the most indefatigable labor and, at
the present time, various important parts of his
machine have been completed aud found to work
well and satisfactorily.
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Another Cold Term.
MONTREAL, Feb. l.-To-day is the coldest of the
present season. The thermometer this morning is
800 below zero