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ssEnoch Ardeu.v

The appearance of n new volums by Tenpyson,
Tho poet laureate of England, is now literary
event of as much importance as was the rublica7
tion of q new romance by the author Of "Waver-
ly" in tho beginning of tho present century. at
other periods in our history it has been permitted
to doubt as to who was the "'master poetic the
apc, but now any one who would presume to dis
pute Tcnnyson's claims and gcnius. would excite
storm Of indignatiOp, and be looked upon almost
rs = blasphemer. HEnoch Ardon," tho ncw poem
Of which swo, speak, anl.of which Mcssrs Ticknor
& Fields have already sold orc hundred thousand
copies in this country, has very simple plot and
tale intensely sad. It is another example OF
tho, infinite variety Of atyle in wtich Tehnyson
writes It resembles grand and beautiful cpie'
,"AIort d'Atthur,";or or tho intonFe and tragic
"Maul" in nothing, save that, as in. those its
ideal characters arc perfectly human bslnss, who
in their essential natures do not vary from tho
kindly race of ,mon.". In Enoch Arden" the
lives of nil the purtcs are traced with perfect
simplicity, and are full Of the most exquisite
beauty and truth. It is q poom OF great patn's
and carnestnoss, characterized by the san'0 charm
Of style, harmony and purity of language -and
d,,isate,aua subtitle essence which, liaro already
msao Tounyson 50. famous. Though THIS bo"k
wilnot we think, gain for him such an. 'inu'oF-
tality tho J" Isyls. of the King, yet i WIZ O'
read aud will strike q sympathetic chord, in many
an humble household whore tho 9; Idyls" arc un'
known. It may 10 had. If swO' mistake not, at
INV any of the bookstores in our neishborihg city of
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-10-25
Fire in Aiken.

We regret to state that tho dwelling house of
JONATHAN s7EEpNXs, Esq., Of Aiken, was de-
stroyed By fire on Friday aight last And not
only was the house burned, but all its furnitm e.
This frc is supposed to havo been the work of an
inoendiary. These Oft-Occurring destructive doeds
warn us of tho stern necessity of visilant police
and patrol. 49, -
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Come to the itescue.

In this old town of ours, at this time, there is
a lamcntable scarcity Of Ill that supports
sustains and keeps alivo; tho dsnizens thereof.
Corn, Meal, Flour, Bacon, Lard, Butter, &c, are
much sought for aad in grOat demand. If our
frionds in the country have surplus ofany of tho
above articles on haad, n ready market can con be
had for tho same in this place; ,anl whilst produ
GERS will be comforting an especial favor in bring
ing forward such necessary adjuncts to the hOusc-
keeping department, the, viii at tho same time
be enabled to pocket the highest prices in com
noensation for their troubles. Tako pity on US,
good friends, and bring >alODg your -four, and
meul, and hams, and poultry" and things"
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-10-25
Brutal Murder.

I. Tho Hbbesiuc Press, of tho 18th, mentions a
'mostat:osiouS .nurd,r upon tho person of Ma
jor james ]. Adams, of thai District, who was
killed while hdnting turkeys, sa,me negroes ns
is supposed. Upon his side were wounds from an
axe, deep cash in his head, and his facS beaten
in SO as not to be recognized, and there was cvi-
dence around the spot where the mardcr was
committed, of violent struggle. Two negroes
have been arrested and placed in Jail, against
whom thore.wero strong grounds Of suspicion,
and, several others are implicated. .6e...
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-10-25
The Augusta ana Columbia Railroad.

In our issue of to day will bo foundthc in. rost
ing and cncouragin report Of WMJ JOHNSON, Esq,
President of tho Augusta and Hamburg Railroad.
In another year, VIC shall, in all,human probabil-
ity, see trains running upon this road. Gol grant
it;may be so is our earnest prayer; for verify old
Edgeholl is getting entirely too fur ou! Of The
world! Yankees would have these trains run
ming byncxt May, bat southerners and free ne
proes-slow, slow, slaw = - 80
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-10-25

r. M Tho President has made the following aD-
5oinimccn,ts Err Henderson, collector Of inter-
nal rt..lts for Sd dist. State of Ohio; VIM. A.
Price collector internal for 9th dist Mis-
sonri; Mon tgomery Moses, collector internal rev.
.ouno for 1st dist, Stale ofSou,h Carolina; James
l.. Gibbs, collector internal revenue for Sd dist
State of South Carolina. .... q
msy- Tho Secretary of War has ordered tho
onortoruaster General to issue to the Freedmen,
u On m mrcouistio,nisf approved hy Gen. Hsward all
articles Of Government clothing declared unfit for
distribution to the army. - 80
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Gs> Our papers from the West, inform us that
there never was SO large q yield of corn in the
West as this season. All sur accounts from that
section concyriu the statement that tho crop is
immense. 49, =: -. Z.
y w Pardons. of members of the South Caroli-
M Convention have been signed By the President,
and forwarded to Governor Perry for distribution
Ga- There scems,tO be still much trouble in
Missouri. .sSScorning the religious test BATH. We
see it stated that the female school tcachcrs have
been arrested in that State for practioing their
calling without taking the prescribed oath, and y
Catholic clergyman is in limbo for tying matri-
,noniar knot while similarly disqualified. :,
: tr A highly speculative individual, in Peters,
burg, is buying negroes upon tho chance that tho
United States Government will hereafter pay for
all the slaves emnLcipated by the. result Of the
late. war. ns offers $40 in gold for the right of
property in each negro, and tho Petersburg Indes
learns that in some cases where hc had effected
'nurcbases ho had actually paid tho money. The
Richmond Time. hopes the gentleman has large
amount Of gold and thnthc will not confno his
operations to petersbnrg-By callingon us Edgo..
field people he will find good many who would
like to make. o trade with him. s,.;:.a. Z
aa- .Almittancc tot the MOxicau Imperial Coilr,
has been refused to the U. s. Consul, on tho
ground that hO Has unknown tbcre."
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Lite Papers.

81
: We arknOwlcdgc our kindest thanks TO Lieut..
BIee5nsrArr Mr.. BAnOs lIoINrs, Mr.. tMAseEr,
Capt II. r. DEAN, Capt. F. L;sNrTH, and Maj.
O. %..CAnwlLr, for many valuable papers oflate
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-10-25

"A committee appointed to report on the
Presidents report, rendered in the following
resolutiops, which were passed:
: Rcs0lred, faat the stock of this company
heretofore issued be,.feduced one-fourth of
. the present number of shases by calling in
all the certificates and issuing a, new certii-
cate for one-fourth Of the number Of shares
called for in the originals.
Resolred, That when such division would
produce fractional parts Ola share, the stock
holder shall in all cases have his election to
purchase at the par value Of the new share,
the fraction necessary to constitute whole
share, and when.he does not so elect this
/. company will pay for the fraetie, at the same
gate. ri. :,
Resoleed, Tha. no 'ruusfer Of the stock shall
be made on the books Of the company, or1e.
cognizsd in.a any meeting of the stockholders,
, or otherwise, or any .diyiden will be paid on
said stock or any portion. thereof unit! the
fore .oins resolutions are complied with.
=, Resoleed, That the President and Directors
are hereby authorized and empowered to
raise sufficient amount of funds to COM
alete the road, by a sale, hYpotheeation. or
other disposition Of the stock and bonds OF
the company, in conformity with the charter; !;
provided, that the present Stockholders be
allowed to increase their stock to an amount
notexceeding four times their preseYt amount,
az reduced withinthe next@3O days at par |;
provided, tits paid within 90, days from this
date j. -, .4;tta..s .7.ss = IS ~
Augusta, Go. 5th, 1865.
= The Augusta Transcript, Edgefeld AdYcr-
Stiser,i and Columbia Phoenix will please copy,
6and send bill to Secretary & Treasurer,s Of
s.fce, Angusta, Georgia.. ~. s4x4G
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jefferson Davis to be! Pardoned.

correspondent of the New York Neisswrites
thus from Washington under datO'Of October Ia /:
1t is with feelings of the most profound sntis-
faction that's am able to inform the renders Of
tho News that President johnson has determined
to pardon; Jefferson Davis. and, it may be, oven
-withopta trial although that point is not settled
yet. Nor isit at all uMilscy that in short. time
Mr. Davis will be released from confinement on
the same terms that Mr., Sephens has been, and
then ,attorwards pardoned. IT possible, but very
unlikely now, that he may be brought to trial in
q civil court for treason. But ifso, and even if
convicted, he will he.pardoned That is US certain
ns the decrees Of fate.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-10-25

eg" In consequence of the drought, water is
selling in Gloucester, Mass, at one dollar o
barrel. - ~ e'F - s4'i' ~ ~
~ gY The TrI5anos special, dated Dos MOines,
Iowa, 10th, says tho majority for; G,v. Stone,
who boldly advocated negro suffrage, will bo
l5O0.e.i o4'a u. .@ as# -! .
s4aa- Richmond pdpors say that tho Swedish
emigration experiment in. Virginia has worked to
tho satisfaction of oil parties. The swcdcss do
doutlo tho work of negroOs, and require olOOkng
after,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-04-01
NEW York. March 81

NEW 10kh, Nk1TCu ol
The Pcsrs Washington special says advi-
ces just, received from Richmond, state that
the gold and general assets Of the Merchants
and Mechanics Bank Of that city have been
sent away. Two percussion cap manufacto
ries have nlso been rcnoycd-it il supposed
10 Danville or Lynchhurg
Lees army has supplies 10 days ahead.
NEW York, March II.
Mai Gen Banks leaves tomorrow tor
New Orleans via Cairo and Mississippi river.
A complimentary dinner is to be given him
this evening by friends in this city.
New YORK, March 81.
A specisl TO the Post from Washington
3lst saws; There Is no truth in the peace
rumors. Nothing but vigorous wal against
the rebels is thought Of In official circles.
The Empress says there was renewed de-
preston in the produce market to day, and
still lower prices were made generally, while
the business was Unite in nearly all tllrec
tons The future does not look very bril-
liant TO holders Of produce, judging by sales
now making for forward delivery
New York, March 81.
The Co,ap,erciafs special say : that Gen.
Grants predictions that IN fcw week
Richmond would be rendered ul'cn'"'e' "ie
nbont being verified.
M,,oI, nf ,be news il contrauand, hut il
docs M harm TO state that the combinations
are of n character that seems to assure sitc
cess The present movement will cut oil
all communication between Lee and John
ston Gen Thomas is moving upon Rich
mond from the Southwest with a heavy
force The enemy will be- pressed so as To
compel him to give instead of receive bat
tie
LATFR-Rclable advces from the army
represent that Grants movement is certain
to secure possession of the South Side X. H.,
which is the key to Petersburg and Rich
mon1
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-04-01
WAsuIscrox April 1.-The Richmond

WAsnISGrox April 1.-The Richmond
Ehig OF Thursday has been received.
Tue Petersburg Express Of yesterday re
marks that quiet has been restored on our
line
Scarcely gun was fired yesterday from
the ApPa'omax 10 llatcher's Run.
The old condition OF affairs ar rcsnmcd.
Shlrsdaa's cavalry have arrived within
Grants lines ard the impression is that he
will soon be heard from
Large bodies of cavalry were seen yes
terday morning moving towa DIS our ri hi.
The fact is well known that a large body
ofcavalry moved down the Plank Road two
or three days since
It's highly probable that Sheridan. infla-
ted by his recent successes, may at
,empt something similar on this side Of the
lines We predict FOR him m inglorious dc
feat.
Reliable intelligence from City Point re
present the pfeetnre Of 10 monitors and 40
'.on-ciaded vesscls in TIE James River, be
sidcs an stuhumeublc fleet ~ ann .,lsr and
Iess formidable bus,s.
S'ncr thu attempt Of the Confsdsr,,cs 20
rass the Yankee ebatsuctions' IT, s,.,nv
has doubled his visi ance and H. IL. :.
creased his naval forces. ss :"
Com. Porter il in command AZ N. r..
River fieee. assl his flagship occup;cs . n..'.
'maness Position among the vpsssis,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-04-01
NEwBERN, March 2S


The armies in North Carolina are taking
| q brief repcse.
Shcrmans forces are much in need of
shoes, clothing and other neeessaries, prior
to striking the final blow to the rebel Confcd-
eracv All is quiet at The front
The enemy show no signs Of life Where
they are or what hey are about, appears a
matter of indifference just now.
Gen Shermans headquarters are to be re-
moved from Savannah to Ncwbern.
Gen. Towards headquarters from Beau
fort, s. C., are to be removed to this place.
Five hundred and fourteen bags mail mat
ter arrived here on Sunday morning for
Sherman's army.
The congratulations Of the loyal citizens
Of this section of North Carolina over the
appointment of Hon Hugh McCull' oh, of
Indiana. and Senator Harlan. of Iowa. to
the Cabinet which were recently forwarded
TO Washington, conclude by saying. These
selections by our esteemed President, which
are SO satisfactory to US rerres. nj the purity,
skill and nobleness Of our sister States OF
the great West
Another batch of 500 rebel prisoners ar
rived here from Goltlshoro on saturday
They left yesterday for the North More
than half of them desire TO take the oath of
allegiance.
a general payment of all troops in this
department has been ordered to be made up
to Dec 31st.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-04-01

CAinQ. Msed ~. ITO t0c6ure1o se1eo.
ration ana civil sGpvefnnent. and induce
people 70 return % the{r Allegiauca AMI for.
mer ayocations, 0en. Wishburne oe~sssri.
ing n Memphis. osslsss that no rsidee1 a,
sent into the country except to resist r,heI
forces. FoAging is forbidden. The -.
plc are urged to organize civil government.
est.blish courts Of justice, organize sivii
prosecution by the stizstn II each county.
q. .lso recommends when security il Given
far their proper use, furnishing arms and
ammunition 10 refugees formerly tesiding in
The district and invited to return to their
hnm.s-punisbment for unkind treaams nj
from malicious neighbors being guaranteed.
pa.ties needing labor can Obtain u by ap-
plying to Supt. Freedmen, ~ giving pro-
per guarantees.
Nrw YoRk, April 1.-The Herald's Mobile
Bay correspondent says
The advance upon that city commenced
nm The 18th ul,. Very little opposition va.
mat with the 18th and 10Th corps. which
nd the my advance, and q, n. Can
h. Granger and 4. J Smith are all in the
lend The Navy was fully pr, pared to co
operate. No serious opposition was antici
mated until reaching the works about tht
city which are sain to he garrison.d by Is,
a, o ,eoels who will make stubborn resis
tance.
4 New Orleans dispatch says:
Heavy canonading was heard on the S
ult. near Maole.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-04-01

HEADQUARTERS ARMY OF THE PoToMAC,
March 3U.-Notwiths,anding a heavy rain
storm which set in last night, and continued
tn late this =. ~, the army has to d y al
vauccd about two miles. and the 9th corps
has reached the Bardstown plank roavl, near
its junction with the White Oak rosd.
his is the place where the I'd corps lad
an cnga cement wth heeneny last aut mn.
The ground gained to-day cos, US bat few
mon, the rebels making bn slight res,,
anre.
At i!atcher's Run which is only n short
distance farther en- tue mem have slnug
"a thworNs en- cfed, del niod win envy
Guns. and here they ell no DOUBT make a
stand To Oppose our further advance oGi
this point.
The new line extends to the Armstr ang
mill, the "a corps holding the r,,At Of this
position.
In the engagement YESTERDAY the numb r
oil prisoners taken was 10, with eight COM
miSsioned officers. They belonged t. Bu~ :
rod Johnston MS cavalry. a Were u pas, Il
the iolce thai madc' The tack ny II our
nnps last saiui lay.
Tie re ,.ls nade denon.t,at urs nj So
tral nnirts o. tn / Inc ia~t ni.. [ o Tx
pr post OF a>certaiiiing wh-'her Il G W n s
wc,e he'd IN force. They lid nos gam al :
thsAg, however. exc ptins the inl"rmati"n
tat toe lne WIS Strong enough Ia 'it'r q
seii THIS xlilaan~ the firing nca,d at ti,y
20 on Wednesday nisat aud early o..
thursday morning
Notnine has yc, been received here as to
tie operations oi the cavalry, but the, II,
| II Is not DOUBTED, give good account oi
themselves
| a hais. IS expected to-marrow for pos
session y the south SUE Of the Iallo.d. and
| Judging from the contilruce and high spirits
"i o'iiceis and men, there will be a good ~
suit.
lSigncdl W. d. McGgEGuR.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-04-01
GOmcial.l
OHciN.
WASHINGTON,
April lst 1Se5

lOHiclA'.
April LIST 1855.
To Ny GEN. Dir:
The follow ing telegram in relation TO the
mitsrt operations n " going on al the front
was received this A NJ
Nothing la er has reached this D part
mcnt. r.. NJ. ) ANTON
CRY PoixT, $50 p. M
March 3lst.
To Hen. z. H. Stanton:
At 1890 P NJ. to-day, Gen. Gran. tele-
graph, me as follows:
There has been much hard fighting this
morning. Tho enemy drove our left from
near the Dadncv's House ba k towards Il c
Boydtown Plank Road. We are nov abnu,
IL take tn offensive at that point, ard
hope we will more than recover the loss
ground.
LATER.
He telegraphcl again, as follow our
troops after being back to Boydtown Plank
Road, they rallied and drove the enemy in
urn, t ok the White Oak Road. which We
now have This gives us ih- ground occu
pied by the enemy this morning | will send
you rebel flags captured by our troops in
driv ny the enemy back. There has been 4
flags captured to day Judging by the two
points from which Grant lc eg phs, | inf I
that he has moved his Head Quarters abou,
one luie since he sent the first of the two
dispatches. a. LINCOLN.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-04-01
WAsIIINnTnN. March 81


The .Stsr says the negro canal man whose
boat was smashed 10y Gen. Sheridan in his
late raids, aud who was lionized by the
Richmond papers AS having joined the col.
orel recruits in II Fever OF indignation against
the Yankees, has deserted to our lines AND
brings with him twenty rebel refugees.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-04-01
N z DIcAL.
A Perfect Cure for Catnrrh!
\ @ DR r. cOODALE'SI
| 81 g gALARBgI
AND MODE OF TREATMENT rs


The .srssse 0r IssrSSciSoas.
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10 ressoye. All sbc wreechea
symptoms Of this loathsome maady, snd avsrts
consumption.
II clean. shc head, .leotlos sses
the breath, and affords the most grateful relief.
- nocvtnsrS more Agony and s1s
lent suffering Than tongues an tell.
IL IL noted for cmrlsg the asost
hopeless cases, that every known means have
failed in.
- cures Eany. Rose nmd Period.
ie CatHrrh. OF the most obstinate end violent
types.
No form orCntarrh or noises II
the head can resist It's pcneirati.g power
Ibr. l:OOdale has now epeM1 q
lifetime in battling with this fell diselsr His tri
| umph IL complete
lbr. S.oossale's Cntnrrh Remedy
isa harmless liquid. Inhaled from tho palm of
the hand
Upr. ss. (:ooalnlc - known shro'.
ongit the country as the author Of the only True
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and rapid cure IN nil III forms
Or. SsoCdn1c's Pam phDe1 On Go
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PliDy Mills. the well known traveller, and
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in successful practice.
Hay, Rose and Periodic catsrrh,--Dr. Good
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NORTON \ Co, Sol. Agents,
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lSignedl
". d. McGaEGoR.

ST. LOUIS, April 1.-The effects of the
late Storm IN this STATE is very severe
Nearly one thousand feet of the bridging on
the Iron Mountain Railroad has be-. carried
away. Immense land Sides cover the ira, X
IN several pla es, invoking loss of ov.r
100000, that Will require month to re-
pair.
The Pacific Railroad also suffered severe
" severed, from land shdes
The loss in this county by the carving
away of the county bridges and inundatlng
The country amounts TO over $50, 300.
All the tributaries OF tie Missouri River
are at flood height. and an lnn, nse amount
of damage has probably been done along
their banks.
The rivers north and west Of here are
very high and rising rapidly, and tue food
uninterrupted.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-04-01
chicago Stock Market.
New York Market.

New ionA April l.
cotton dali 45Q &c
FtOrn -D.il llc lower - 9cG 20 kxu'
WIZ 7 MI md lac | w,'r
Rye ilui and heavy. fl.234 80
Co.'s bull, drovpng. A., prime whit
southern.
oars. Duh. es@"o Weston
Poak.-Steady $40 D-425 - m 20 70
Mss
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-04-01

New York, April 1-Mexican adyces
mention a severe iistt with guerrillas near
Vera Cruz, in which % Imperial troops
were killed. among theft Marshall, CON
mandant at Vera Cruz.
A dispatch from I,sh River Point. near
Alabama City, Goth, says:
Tn, fleet wen. up the river to day and
shelled Newport, Belle Rosa and Howard )
Landing, doing considerable d,magc. No
response was madcby the rebels.
the army from Fort Gaines and Fort
Morgan arrived here yc, terday, and are now
ready TO move.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-04-01

Chicago Markets.
By Telr1raphl CHICAGO, March 81
N irs,is lanicy and lower.
BrHf CArrLs Very dull Markets closed weak
vii n dowuwt,i tei'itacy.
Hoe : oopil %
IRuvisI ~ Dlii aud lower
Nn-. T. TX 90 os1 no loiyer-s24 70. delivered NJ
NJ lw uAee rs % prime s23.29 hulS ara
pfrSed IN ai- ivse ctcd.
IAsp--l5 ale
WIZ xS-DuH.
FtorR " h e winter 1925
WukAT y # II sc % closing nj %
Conx No ate Ge 3, 'iscied a 90.
NArs-Np q, - a. -elo-ing a, &c.
Isys-G;t N.o1c
Hau soc
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-04-01
PHILADELPHIA, March 81

jay Cooke reports that the subscriptions
to the 80 loan. to-day. amounted to 50 lI6,
900, inc,udin, one from Cleveland of 500,
W0-the largest from the West, and one
from Philadelphia for $i000oo which was
the largest from the East There were also
SO individual subscriptions for fifty and one
hundred dollars
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-04-01
FoRr MONROE. March 30.

The steamer Fairbanks with prisoners
from Newborn. reports on the 2sth, that She
piloted the steamer Boswith, Gen. Sherman
aboard, into Hatteras Inlet by request, on nc
count Of the stormy appearance of the
weather