Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1859-04-09

climate were suitable, there slavery would
be established. just such state of cuict
the Abolltionists arc drcadfully afraid of.
'Sowh Curolinian.
Acquainted, Wooed and Won in ONLY
Six Hours.
~ Cincinnati paper gets up the following.
and .is alone responsible for all the DAMAGE
that may attach to its publications.
An incident occurred OH the Little Miami
Railroad yesterday morning. which outstrips
m point of speed and enterprise, although in
u asomcwnt different field. the lightning rx.
press, fifty cents a mile" special achieve
meat which attended the delivery of the re
cent famous dclalcatinn> report in this city
The facts are about thus: X lady somewhat
passed that period of life which the world
would term Young although she might
hihcr with thcm-- was on her way to this
CITY. iOr purposes connected with active in
duStry. Ata p'int on the road. IL Traveller
took the train. who happened to enter the
car IN which the young lady occupied scat.
.htcr walking up and down between tie
seats, tho gentleman found no unuccunicd
seat. except the one half Of that upon which
the lady had deposited her precious self and
crinoiue -thc-luttcr very modestly cxran.
sive, Making virtue of ncccSsity---a stan
dee berth or little self fuSSurancc-hcm mod
cStly inquired if the lady had fellow tray
cier, and took a seat
AS the train flew along with express speed
the two strangers entered into coay conver
eation, and mutual explanations The rcn-
tlcnton was pleased, and the lad, certainly
bIid not pout. After other subjects had been
discussed, and worn threadbare the lady
made inquiries as to the price of a sewing
machinc, and whore such IN article coul, bc
purchased in this city. The gentleman ven
tured hcopinion that she had (" better secure
It husband tirst?' This opened the way for
another branch of conversation, and the bro
ken field was industriously cultivated
by the time the train arrived at the depot
IN this city, the gentleman had proposed and
been accepted, although the lady afterwards
declared She regarded it all as II good Joke
The parties separated, the gentleman all in
good earnest started for II license, and the
lady made her way to n boarding house, on
Broadway, above Third street for her dinner.
At two o'clock the gentleman returned with a
license anda Justice, to tho great astunish-
nient OF the fair ono, and afte.. n few tears
and half remonshativc expressions. shc sub
hiittcdwith becomingmodesty and the Squire
ncrtUrned the littlo ceremony in twink
ling, ,
Inst evening tho happy couple departed
tlr Louisville cn route for New Orleans and
Califurnin. If this is not. fast country. n
search warrant would hardly succeed in find
ing one.
EVERETT ofINioN OF Louis NAPOLEON =
=" lie has given to France the strongest gov
crnmcnt-cquivhlcnt. fear, in that coun-
try to the best govcrnmeut--which she has
had since the downfall Of his uncle. lie has
completed public works, beneath which, the
magnificent profhsion of Inuis the Fourteenth
staggered. Ilohus decorated and improved
Paris beyond all his predecessors on the
throne, and projected and accomplished the
most gigantic undertakings throughout the
interior and along the coast of France. -
Abroad he has consolidated the conquest Of
lGcrla--inaintained an un1nubtel superior
iy Tor France over the armies of England
associated with her in the Crmea formed
Il firm alliance with Great Eriulin, against
whom his uncc wagel an internecine war
for twenty years and has restored his coun-
try to her former rank in the politics Of Eu-
rope. In accomplishing these objects, the
press hus been fettcred and the tribune sill.
enced, and those liberties which the Anglo
Saxon mind regards as the tinnl cause of the
political socicties of men, have been grey-
ously abridged. But France has yet to show
tliafSheis capable ofenjNymg .honlin peace
FmGmTFrL SCENE. y eslcrday morning.
on the. roof of a three story house on Water
street, n young man was standing I'm the
comb OF tho root, repairing a chimney, WHOM,
the shingles being wet and slippery he lost
his foothold, and slid slowly down, feet forc-
most to the eases. Two 'or' three pcr,sons
who witnessed the ieaceident, Turned away sick
withIterrqr. Although the man made every
effort to gain hold, he proved slowly down,
and was only checked from falling on the
pavement below by q water spout against
which his feet came incontact. But fur this
afrqil obstruction, he must, havc been dashed
into a shapeless mass. Without uttcring
cry for help, the y9png. mai kicked of his,
shoes, and proceeded to ascend. which lie sue
'ceeded Ia doing nud went To work at hischh,.
neyagain apparer tlY uncanccrned about an
accident which had made The cye-witnesses
sick with terror WMeeling ya) paper
A WANpeRiNG PRISTgR. Karl Gngling.
iourneyman printer died at Dct,oit a.few
days ago. after wandering over a large portion
of tire world. sAccording to the Ohio States
man, he was banishcd from Baden, Germany.
Tor participating in the revelation of IS48. =
ue'reached the United States Just in time TO
volunteer in the Mexican war, and was woun-
ided and slisfgmrdi for life ut the battle of
sBpen9. Nista, After, the WAR he travelled
from Maine to Louisiana, and to the frontiers
OF civiiIshtiOh, MS Il journeyman printer; COM
asenesa The first GeEman7parer ever.publish-
ed i'll San Francisco; subsequently joined a
theatrical company III Cincinnati, and was
everywhere known ~ a scholar. poet music
ian and wit. He never stayed nc one place
lang enUugk tocnh it his home, but wherar,
or he wont he loft friends who admired his
extraordinary talents and his characteristic
vagares. lie could spin yarn, write po-
om, make u speech, sing q song, 'hfiAg mol
ody from goitar, or tipa glass ,of--lugcr
beer with ,anequalel spirit anI cqsmopghtan