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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-03
EIGHT PER CENT GOLD.

COMHAN I, nave the HoHOr 10
offer for sale the
$1,5O0,OOO
FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS
PAYABLE IN GOLD
ST. JOSEPH AND DENVER
CITY RAILROAD CO.,
Bearing Eight per Cent interest in
Gold, Free of Government Tax,
secured by a first and only mort
gage on the railway, which runs
from st. Joseph to Fort Kearney.
Total length of Road 271 Miles.
Distance Mortgaged, Ill Miles,
and at the rate of only $13,500 per
mile on a completed road, costing
to build and equip more than
double the amount mortgaged.
Trustee for Notwithstanding
Frs LOAN AND TRUST COM
PANY OF NETWORK.
This line of Railroad is the Elk
tension of the Hannibal and st.
Joseph Railroad, aoith its connections
North and East, and the ST. LOUIS
AND ST. JOSEPH RAILROAD, acith its
connections South and East, both
lines conuerging at ST. Joseph, and
connecting at once aOih the ST.
Joseph and Denoer City Railroad,
running Vest through Eastern Kan
sas into the heart Of Nebraska, and
connecting aDiM the Union Pacific
Railroad at the city Of Fort Kear-
neg, making the shortest route knOecn
to California and Pacific States.
These Bonds have Thirty Years
to run from August ID, 1869, Pay
able at Maturity in Gold in the
City Of New York.
The interest is payable in Gold
on the 10Th of February and August
in each year, at the rate of Eight
Per Cent, Free of Government Tax,
in New-York, London, and Frank
fort Main, at the holders
option, without notice, and at the
following equivalents:
ON $1,000 BOND.
In New-York, $40, gold.
In London, fS as. i'd.
In Frankfort-on-the-M ain, 100 flor.
On $500 bond, One-half these
amounts respectively.
The Bonds are in denominations
of 81 900 and $500. They are COu-
pom Bonds, but may be registered
in the owners name at the Farmers
Loan and Trust Company, and, by
the surrender Of the Coupons, can
be converted into a Registered
Bond, with interest payable to the
registered owner.
COMPLAINTS CAPITAL STOCK,
S10,000,000,
to which nearly $1,000, 600 is sub
scribed and paid up by local sub
scriptions, which amount has, and
is being expended on the road. The
Company have 100000 acres of
superior land Immediately adjoin-
ing the line. This was grant di-
rect from the u. S. Government to
aid the Company in their work, and
at the Government price Of 81 90
per acre, has a value of $1,000, 900,
while the loan is only S1,5OO,OOO
and is tile only debt against the Com
pany.
The issue of 100000 of these
Bonds is all that can 10 issued by
the Company.
Bonds sent and packages received
free of Express charge, and market
able securities converted without
commission to parties investing in
these Bonds. We offer these bonds
at the low price of $07 so and ac-
crued interest i'll currency, with the
reserved right to advance the price
without notice.
Pamphlets, maps, and infOrma-
ton furnished OH application.
Parties desiring safe and lucra-
tive investments should lose no time
in investigating these securities.
w. p. CONVERSE d Co.,
Commercial Agents,
81 Pine-st., New York.
TANNER 81 Co.,
Fiscal Agents,
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FhIKULkUM tTeT all s :, ~ -. b,
including 800 bbs do. for January ss AZ
RICE dull generally held with consdencs sales Of 10 e Cho
lima a 707ic ,.,---..I., -.
sUGAS-Ravs quiet and prices unchanged bp the Tast
little desirable stock onerhg f 70
Good Refnpg O0lle sass Of $50 bids o. ei e
Porto Havana l2tc Rsnned uu A'~t '
Haris and I4i9l4tc. for White A." .. NJ l.
STBARN continues nominal At l49l8te oT Oonmon f'
hhds and tcA i. ,ooL... =,
sFRDS-Yev Glover Seed IL demsbd and frm sales 100 bags
l2l3e closing Timothy Seed qet AZ - '2U
e. Rough Seed selling 81 1885 CAeu'iA Leed
selling 90 20. gold. .,o,o a. -. ,oa,o,.
TAiLoW fairly active bat again lowers ses e. 600 D At iVSi@
70 to Prime MIA
hmer and AetiEe sales OF 30 DDS ~ " Wy
a. u.l CLOSING at
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sowAIST Offer for SALE at pr accrued interest BONDS Of
N.eoupiu County Illinois issaed the building Of Court House,
interest the Of ten nO per cent eng the
~ rate Of Of Hnosl Coupons payable semi annually
on the ar,t Of April and October City Of HewYo Tbee
Bod are regarded every respect and very desirable
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finuntial.
STATE % lILiSois. Executive OyTiCK. I

sFKSGTIELD, Nov. q. 1863. s
DY virtue of and in accordance with the pro-
ID visions Legislature Of The state Of Illinois entitled
An Act 10 relation the payment " the principal OF the
State debt" approved February %, 1888
JOHN ~ PALMER Governor OF the state Of noia DO hereby
pofy All whom n concern MONDAY the
ar 1870 Al the American Exchange Bank Cy
YoT the state uo, will the bonds tho Of
Illinois particularly dgnAted 10 this PROCLAMATION and By
virtue said law do further notify all whom
each and all Of sad bonds will
frs payment specified this notice 10 from the said
third OF January 1870 namely; Bonds deBomHatd Illinois s Per
Cut Reupdd stock PAYABLE The 1862 numbered rtspec
lively T. g. H. 49, 49, 90 a. 22 o. a. Is g. a. 20 30 30 o. q, 6,
90 a. S. &C. g. 49, 80 Co. o. o. o. TO- IL y - a. b. 81. 3d.
s o. 81 g. o. &C. o. g8 lO1 09 4 l3 l lf 7, 1872
lg3 i9l ig5 lg3, 100. 200 20l 2o2. 2i3
GreaSea Of STATE Done al the CITY Of spsslsd m 2M dJ
Of kovembeT. A. d. 1862 JOHN NJ. PALMKll
By the Governor BDwGHp RuxxEL, Secretary ofstats.
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Dentistry.

nR. L. HALE, DENTIST,-OFFlCE and
~ dwelling No so West FOurteentb-st, N y
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TIMOTHY DRRHNAN, ) COMMITTEES
NAMI. A. LEWIS. on
THOMAS MURPHY, Supplies
mo NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. of STANDS aud

STALLS az gst-entb War MarkeLby virtue Of Chap
l laws Of 1900 tie asdsrghed Wi oher M safe aoe
Of December 1909 l. o'clock nooo AZ hs
Eighteenth Wand Market Avenue g. between SKiee snd seven
City o York the leases Of several tna
STANDS said Market for Of year from the nrs Jay
January, 1870
the stalls said Market and tue terms
will be h Of December mkt and can be hd 90
application Commissioner the ee SAID Market % AZ s
Of the Controller CITY Of NeN.iorkNewloA nov u
1909 T. A. MOOhk, -, I . ,--.-
lORBES HOLLAND, tCommissionerh
WILLIAM HARD. jL)
RICUARD II CONNOLLY Controlrr
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6baut,s for gusn1,ss I.n.
groftssiunaI gutitts.

blood. MANHOOD.-Dr. 0LIN, q Bond
AZ on nIoD wide reputation the unfortunate; bosrdog
the desired matter who failed state your eAss
oon6deaa seDd swo stamps Tor pamphlet hSon
% Z, Sundays. evening sto1
nR- LEWIS, No. Beach-st., makes specially
~ otrsaug all diseases uhou. Those areted should
end the right place The DIT has given h asHuoa !" 0''s
diseases for Ne q Hewfork CITY.
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OFFCk OF 1hE hoAhH
GRAND CON. kLM-sf., ioRE Nov. r. ISo'
CEALED PROPOSALS will be received at
- mi, Once until next a. 10 0eek Me-
a. .npps for the use under tie jurisdiction q
the boar Books Stationery anu olhf aHees requires
for ons the Isl ia, 81 January lou
CITY publishers OF books and dealers ID the VARIOUS ars
reod are hereby preference viii BE- gwen all cases 70
The BIDS or PRINCIPALS Connre being DESTROYS that com
az heretofore paid o. AGENTS OF oae heH shAh Oe 10
ducted from the price q various articles hid for.
4 sample Of each must accompany we NC a. =.
t Of the articles required viii be furnished application 70 hs
w " TIMOTHY BRENNAN COMMITTEES
SAM. A. lSWlS, On
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-03

BUFFALO CATTLE MARKRT-Dee ?
Receipts 900 head market hrm Ard cve sales On besd s5
S6 rs for Common to Medium; s70S7 Is for Fair Goods asa
Extra; Choice Hag.-Lghi receipts misf tm,
teye shade better sales gi6Olc Sheep dali blcs al JUG
or Western, 4d4ic for Canada 5d3ie. for do. LlmbE
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1869-09-12

4 GROWTH or IEFInEIATY IN sENGLANDs
After an unusual silence, C0raestas q D0lcd
eontributea three or fenx articles 10 the last
number of Baaektoootss iaiiftAgasiee, In oneaof
which he says. .F Is "a
>. Whence, would ask, has come that sl-l.
most general 7attack---not on fhg Church,,
but on all religion, and uiE religious pro-
fession-s0 gOmnlo on now IN En- giish koctet
Why is belief regarded as tue badge OF an
inferior intelligepcea Rpa the esPrsts forts
| of theAROgld alone counted amongst th0ae
who proclaim q beid iniidelitg There
were days when tls original taiker--the
man who illustrated his opinions by happy
| lima gerry or apr0pos auccdoteA@Aad ms fair
share of social sIcceaA, and WHO never, To
4 be interesting, waa driver ~ pe I'm ploVss
/ Now, hoWeYar, n new 5selsN9s has grown up,
u1iGTnestion ALLY sable, yallk often " WHO
trade for tho smose paFt on the amount OF
sbesk stey can iInpaYt 20 society by the
finle encounter they give to what NEST OF
\ us were wont to befiey as true, and By the
4 amount sof tidieuie they can bestow ON
u .Scriptural inc0ngrnity. found that these
4 men had it .Fah their own in the world OF
n society They were the 4luent the witty,
4 the ready in repartec, and themost innisive
in sarcasm everywhero. 1t was plain to
see, besides, that mere, ievity, or the pass
ii ing am Siff0n to be thought pleasant, was
II not the spring of these displays, for many
I of the bestarticIes in the daily press took a
z concurrent tone, and s9Ine Of the most TIM
!, islIed ttleadersp were written an splEit OF
81 perfect sy mpathy with them. q Where did
afr. O'DowG go9 Into what social crypt
!, did he wander,'i yOn will perhaps ask, 40
) discover all this ~ and Ills only reply IS,
that he knew too little Of the geography OF
the country to trust himself very far tronl
the high roadz-that, so far as he knesess lac
/, was always tTeadiag very beaten paths
y aud he is vain enough to believe that he
. met some Of the pleasantest, rs we'll as
Z some Of the most distinguished, of his
/ loh the whole, so satisfied OF the incontest-
able superiority Of these same conntrymer
--not alone in knowledge, but in fairnes'
i and ia tolerance--oyer all foreigners, tina
: nothing less than a earping desire tD find
fault somewhere, might possibly be aseFl6et
!. - the spirit in which be records his preees
blame.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1869-09-12
ruonoaasa oiloe-Ho. 100 aravisr street.
VOLUME II.
MORNING STAR AND CATHOLIC MESSENGER.
AROUND THE HEARTH.

Whatever be our earthly lot,
Wherever we may roam,
Still to our hearts the brightest spot
Is round the hearth at home;
The home where we received our birth
The hearth by which wo sat,
No other spot on all the earth
VIII ever be like that
When winter coming in ita wrath,
Piled high the drifting snow,
Safe clustered round the cheerful hearth.
We watched the freight glow;
Nor brighter seemed the ruddy flames
Than did our hearts, the while
A loving mother breathed orr names
With sweet approving smile.
When weared with our eager chase
Through many tangled path,
How sweet the dear accustomed place
10 take around the hearth
And still, when by our toll and care
We feel ourselves oppressed.
Our thoughts forever cluster there,
And there alone lind rest.
Bright promise of the rest above. 49,
Sweet shelter from the storm,
Home, hallOwed by mothersIovc,
Hearth by that love made warm;
Though wildly reared the storm witheut,
Whatrecked we of the cold, -
What place for any fear OF doubt.
Within that loving fold ~
And when some little trouble weighed
. Tiii fron, our briissiiiiisg eyes II made
Tho glIsfstpss tear llsofs start u
How quick, before that genial glow
so We felt each sorrow cease,
And bach the cry stat current flow,
To food our hearts with peace.
And brighter with the passing years
Seems childhOod's sweet employ,
And even sweeter still appears
Each wellremembered joy
Around the cheerful hearth at home,
Where v Q In childhood sat,
No other spot, where er We roam,
VIII ever be like that.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1869-09-12

SACRED CoNCEHT.--Miss Theresa Cannon,
amateur ornaust will give sacred concert at 81 Ann
Church sunday sJth Instant on which 9easl2s S
VIII he assisted by hsr choir and that OF ~
Ets led by Mr Lahacbe and several distuEsea a1A
teuT vocalista, we'll as by several members "I u"
French opera orchestta.
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NUMBER .se.


rr.,,. N = -ry,.,..g.
slio qas S ION q chinese emigration
Is destined TO eater largely into the public
discussion Of the future, il now an nm
a;snnsaa sa.s An k,,a ". a..
peoniiar people,, therefore, especially as
touching to their moral training, must be of
interest. corresrons,ant ~ tha i, os,s3,,
WI ~ no : hltnsesh esilas nnd
takes care te. say that he Is net o Roman
Catholic, gives an interesting aaeeoslsit in
II nj nanar ~ a. Z, e y. ~ ~
49,
a.ontsoh S0eietles, as sop sfastesi- ~
thclics missionaries 4, ,s4 - w Y
HI. saoes is,stire 81, t,,s aflS. dep,s,,s, n,,a
eonsisteslt lives Of ossrs herea IN {S,;s,n.
self to have had tlifag Years, III
while be describes the tt6t Fig ais a.
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GIVE AND TAKE.-EDgnnd has sent mission
aries all over tho world, sometimes with and
gomotimes without the moral support Of gun.
boats and now Russia is about to send some
missionaries TO England for the purpose OF
BritfsiY heather to the Gospel of tile Greek
Church.. -.+ @r-s ff- 10 b,
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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-05-29

ANOTHER INDIAN FIGHT --0NEMiS KILL
wouxDEp.--Thc wcaihcrforl Times of the
22d gives tho following particulars of o
fight between so Indians and II white men,
which occurred on Salt Creek, about, ls
miles East of Fort Bclknap, on Sunday, tho
10th inst. The fighting was kept up from
= o clock in the afternoon until dark
The white men were on COW hunt, and
were only armed with six shooters, while
the Indians were armed with guns and be-
ing SO superior in numbers, it is u matter
of surprise that any of the COW hunters cs.
capped, and in fact but few did, for when
the fight was over only three white men
and one negro man escaped uninjured.
The following result Of the fight was fur
uished by MIR. Hutch, Of Jack county,
! William Crow, of palo Pinto county, was
killed on the ground; John Lemley, and
Chap Carter, Of Palo Pinto county, have
since died of their wounds James Gray
and Jason McGlain, Of Jack county, and
! Geo. Lcmlcy, are supposed to DO MORALLY
wounded; William Hutch, Of Jack county,
slightly wounded.
II will be seen from The above list of kill.
cd and wounded that number of our most
gallant and substantial frontersmcn have
at last fallen victims to the wiley foe,
against whose acts ofpifering and murder
they have commended so long. s
! As soon MS the fight wns over, courier
was sent to Harmansons ranch for assis
lance to take care of dead and wounded
but assistance failed 10 reach them until
Tie next morning.
DR.. Voilcntine left hore Thursday 10 as,
sistin taking care of tho wounded who have
been taken 10 their respective homes.
The Indians we're coming down when
they met up with the stock men and seeing
that they were vastly superior in numbers
they dismounicd and brought on.ihc attack,
and succeeded in killing and woundng
eight Of the party, and capturing about
! thirty horses.
The large number Of Indians found TO.
gciher, is perhaps TO DO accounted for that
they had not thought themselves near
enough the settlements TO necessitntc di-
yiding into smaller squads, as their usual
custom is.
The Times of the Same date has the fol-
lowing account Of Indians in Parker Coun-
~;
We lcarnfrom j. W. jonathan, Esq, tf
Voars Station, that party Of Indians,
fifteen in number, come dawn the Clear
Fork OH Monday evening last. They were
first seen in The ncighborhood of Mr.. IT.
wins from whom they captured several
head of horses. Mr.. Irwin Witnessed the
whole transaction, but was unable to pre-
vent il. They were next seen on tic prair-
lie between ycal's Station and Cartersville
on Monday night, by party in search
of them. On the following morning, Tues
day,) they made their appearance at the
residence of Mr.. Michael Davis, on Ash
Greek, where they captured and carried of
a son OF Mr.. Davis, about fourteen yeats
Of age, who went Out TO larriat his horse a
short distance from the house.
They then started Northward, crossed
Walnut Greek, about one mile above Will
liam b. Hays, since which time but little
is known of their Whereabouts or the mis-
chief they have done.
They were pursued hy q party Of men,
and were only fifteen minutes behind them
at tho crossing on Walnut Creek.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-05-29

te5-lt will &c seen by our telegraph dis
patches of the 10Th from Washington, thai
Il Is asserted the Texas election will nal
occur until NovcHbsr. We do not place
much reliance on these fugitive dh'paleh cs
they may he true aud they may not, w
shall look Tor the Proclamation OF the Pres.
deni, MS the ouly reliable data 10 be gov
crncd by in this matter. Tho Houston
Telegraph in noticing the dispatch, says;
ave know that ever since Gov.
Hamilton tclcgraphcd to us that il
would tako place in July, n most
desperate effort has been made by
the extreme Radicals TO have il
postponed. We still incline to the
opinion that the election will be
held at an early day.
"A dispatch on tho 10Th announ-
ccd that tho Cabinet would com.
menec the consideration Of Missis-
sirpi Mt its next meeting, and would
take up Texas subsequently.
"Now it seems to MS tho dispatch
on tho Goth, postponing the election,
is just II littlo premature. Has the
Cabinet held n meeting? Ifso, what
disposition was made of Mississip
pip"
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-05-29

NEARLY Six HUNDRED PAGES or THE BEsT
MACHINE READING TO DE FOUND, ron FIFTY
CENTS" ONCE A MuSrn" for June COM
potes the first six.mohths volume of that
beautiful magazine. In noticing the May
number, we mentioned that the publishers
had offered TO send the first six months Of
this year for 30 cents, in order to let the
people see how richly freigatcd il was with
good reading. To this offer wide response
has, We Learn, been made, and people every
where are surprised at the amount and ex-
cellcncc oriho literary feast set before them.
The publishers, 7. $. ARTHUR & SoSs, Of
Philadelphia, continue their offer, and we
advise all 10 avail Of IL. Such an opporiu-
nifty for getting nearly COO pages Of the
very best magazine reading TO be found for
the triie of so cents, will hardly occur
again. 1t is made now only in order TO
get the magazine iuto the hands Of tho peo-
pie.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-05-29


rsy~ Edward A. Pollard, author Of "Thc
Lost Cause etc, has just issued another
beck, entitled the @Life Of jefferson Davis,
with Secret History Of the Southern Con-
fcderacy, gathered behind the Scenes.
containing curious and extraordinary in
formation Of The Principal Southern char
actors in the late war, in connection with
President Davis, and in relation 70 tie va
ricns fntrigncs ofhis administration" We
have before US few Of the advanced sheets
Of the book showing The style in which II
is gotIen mp, &c. We have glanced ever
some Of the chapters; il is written maeh in
the same style as The Lost Cause bear
ing evidence Of all The prejueices Ct Sir.
Pollard against the President Of the late
Confederate States. ,hough in that vigorous
and attractive style that has made Mr..
roliards works sell whether We like hen
o. act. Tie book is published By subserip-
ton only, By The National Publishing Com
pasy, No 40 Market street. ST Louis. 40.
Agents are wanted 70 seHfho box All over
he country. and terms. &C.. can he learned
~ a11rsssine he above h3ass
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-05-29
MAnErrs.-Ths f,,ligai,,, .re liz mako

hAEErrs,-Ths folieHi,s arc lhs market
quotations By Telegraph, uP 10 May 2lsi'
lIyEHPsai, May 2l-ll;lS A, H.-coiien
anisli sales l00o0 h,lss. At n. 10 lii,
sales for IN week a., 600 halesi sales Zoe
czpar. G,O0 bales; spectators 1859 bales
stock on hand So, 600 balss, u which 49,
900 bales are A@eriean. Shipments from
Bombay since last report TO the iilh InsI.,
are $500 bales.
l;2O q. N.--Colion, stock ef all classes
ailoai for Liverpool Gsi,OOo bales, Of which
lsLOOO ace American.
Nav loSs, May Ala A.-coiion dull
aud tending downward At 2s!, $50 ~ aud
29l.
NEw oatEAss, May 2i--ii'a0 4. Got
ton dull aud nominal nj PSI 10 2sl.
GANEsroS, nay ao.-Csiiop Gr,r, a, i5s
een,s gold for ordinary 10 lsi a. 10 Tor
good ordinary.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-05-29

ps5~ Gov. Hamilton has opened the CAM
paign by speaking at San Antonio ON the
18th inst, and at seguin or The 9Th. lie
expects to move eastward, via Houston, and
via no doubt, visit Northern Texas, during
his tour.
In connection herewith, VIC publish the
following dispatch, which We take from The
Galveston News Of the 10Th:
Mr.. Daniel, the Galveston Agent Of ihs
Associated Press, has handelns the follow.
ing special dispatch received ibis morning
tGrn. Reynolds. ccnslnanding Fifth Mill
iarr District, informs The Chairman Of NE
Republican ExecntiTe COMMITTEES Of the
STATE. thai Ne has selected all th- regis
irars, sad n DE President Issues Al order
for an election IN Teas. II can be beli IN
Juiy-ilie Tine dtsienated ~ the late Con-
rcniioB-
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-05-29

To such of our. friends as may
wish to purchase music or musical
ihstruments-pa particularly pianos,
mc.odioons or church organs, VIC
take pleasure in referring them TO
Philip Wcrlcin, dealer in music,
No. SO Barohnu street, Now Orleans.
Mr.. Wcrlein, since tho war, has
almost without any capital for COM
mcnccmcnt, built up and is now tho
proprietor of the leading Southern
house in his line of trade. We can
state from our own knowledge that
Mr.. Wcirlein is fair and honora-
bic dealer, and will respond prompt
ly to orders made on him through
the mail. Tho instruments above
named, he is now selling at from
ten to twenty per cent less than any
other house in the South. We will
take pleasure in forwarding orders
for any ono who wishes to purchase
either music or musical Instruments.
iHa'e fisherman Courier.