Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1850-04-05

HoeeIsH.--A pady writing from the
West says po'F is so plenty that every
tEild man you meet is hog.
EXCITEMENT AT THE SouTH.-Somc of
the Northern presses are endcavo,irp to
prove that there is no excitement in lie
South in regard to the aggressive meas
ures of the anti-save,y States. We con.
cede that there is none of that cffcrvcs-
eng. noisy demonstration of feeling
which is sometimes cal ed excitement
on the contrary, The people of the South,
who have fifteen hundred millions worth
OF property involved in slaves, do not
think 1t necessary to givcany vociferous
assurances that thcy will defend that
amount of property cguinst the hands of
al! aggressors. Bat if the North wishes
to know whether the South wii WELD or
resist when its rights and institutions are
invaded. Northern men have only to ask
what they would do tltmsclvcs if the
South should seek to dcmoli>h their fac
tories, burn down down their dwellings,,
and assassinate their manifestations
mond Republican.
n Watch to it.-Tho announcement
that a golden chain--worth four bundled
dllar-cmblematical of the golden chain
oi inc Union, was presented O the Hon.
i.aniti W' bst"r. as a token of graft ude
for ms distinguished publick services, es-
Peem'ly or recent occasion, has suggcs-
ted TO certain other adsnioIS of elouuence
&pat,iotism Tie idea tf attaching a watch
to at. Accordingly the most superb gold
watch which can he found in New York
Is to b., If it has not already been pro-
cured, and presented to thc"Dcfcndcr of
the Constitution" in connection with ihe
chain. AItera few davs, both the chain
and watch will be left 70, short time at
Messrs. Ball. Tompkens t& Blacks, cor
Eerof Broadway and Murray streets, for
tie inspection of tie culious.--N. Y.
Journal of commerce.
"Hayc you ever broke horsc?'' in
CURED Jockey. No. not cxlc,lv,' renIied
Simon; hut I've bioke three or four war
ons."
BRc CLING A PIRArv.--Dr. Woodbridge
Strong. one oftlhe Witnesses in the Web
ster t'ial. on Wednesday, gave the fol
lowing account Of dainty little bit of
professional cookery:
Il have dissccted good many bodies
IN ms day. hnd a pirate given 10 me
Sn wa,m wcaiier, in The year -, and
as only wanted tie Zones, dissec.ed
him rapidly, and as there VS. Il good
deal of fat about him. thought it would
beas good a way as any to lurn him up;
Therefore made a large roa,ing fi,e. and
kept at wo k throwing on piece by piece
All night. and uni! III O'clock tie next
day. ! found had not done hy agrent
deal. Icon<ider ita great j,b TO hum
up humnn bndy. Pitch pine would be
the best fling No q, il with Itisnec-
essary toKeep the fi,r we'll stirred up du
sing the process or it will SO out
a fellow who whn was kicked down
t',ree pairof stairs fer using impnper
iancnge at an evening party, sent up a
rote requesting The man vl,o did 10 in
form him where hc purchased his boots
4 vender of universal medicine DE-
la'es that if his prescription he followed
i 'er'ilv a cure is certain. "'This medi-
cine is to be taken internally, ex -ternally
and e.ternallyr'
a sonst drunk NJ 4th July cele-
oraiion. WAS given rs fellows:
"Woman-witllout her, man would be
savage"
The Boston Post thinks the punctua-
tlen erroneous. and should be corrected
thus: s e
Wonan--scittout her man, would be
savage
LreUoR IN yEaMoNr.--The. Official
canvass cf the election held in VsrmUnt,
todecide the question Of licensing dealers
to SCH Intoxicating beverages. shows .
majority of, 1904 against tn. granting Of
such licenses.