The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1841-07-17

OF men selling cotton ia New Orleans
One is weighing, and every time be
weighs u bale, ne slips the PoIse back
100 or 600 pounds; another : making
out account sales, and be Is reporting
about two cents less than the actual price,
of sale on every pound Another : 90
ing to Europe with the money ~Oh,
yes,n says be, Il have exposed your ne
fariOus practices, have found 81, whai
the planters OF Mississippi have kno~u
ever since they commenced shipping eoI-
ton to New Orleans. tha. YOU sSind.s
them in the sale OF their couon- ani A
have printed it, and called you scoan-
drels and thieves and swinijers- IN 10
measured strains, and therefore, I gei all
the credit for It, aud support for nv "a
per-" Thus, in a gay AM pvIal, and
mirthful crowd. where the form Of beauty
and that OF manly excellence we're we
ing for the n>'sl. where sweetest MUSE
broke IN faP,urous strains, % mclt the
soul to harmony and loves the --li,t SIS
tenn" hero was abstracted IN thought.
apart from the multitude, refecung on
IA system against which he had hur.ei
his fercest anathemas, and useless o1-s
too, except - FAR as individual Pecuniary
profit was concerned
4 new dance Is commanding, a nz1 ar
is playing, and light aud and airy iorms
are bounding in every direction % ON
the social. mirthfal ring- TIE hal-u-
cination under which the .iisl system
man has been laboriug for soma minutes.
in the corner IS about dispelIng- tie 100.
would Join the dancers Often has he
done II. IN s'swate Ireland when he was
young; but the idea Of a hyeaa iancins.
IS harsh one, and the .Iist system
man, after various attempts, discovers q
impossible TO find LADY - agree wi,h
him in the opinion that he ought 70 IN
dulge personally IN that delightful ani
harmless amusement Wei. these "a
dies are frequently, very caPEicic1s-
Sometimes they won't. sometimes they
can't dance, AMI iadeei some Do not scra-
to say they ''d9 not EElar '..ist system
Editor. After various defeats an dis
appointments, among the elder fair ones-
the doctor attempted . ~bring uP.~
in jUUsHiis way-bui tia, would 10,
do; a precipitate JErsHiIs retreat Ief.
him al0Hs in a crowd. What morti6-
cation for 4 hero Of any kind TIE
Hyena had gone there with the expec-
ton Of being the ''lIon, FOR thar night a.
least, bat there was no. even \ sia-le
jackaIl about. to give him The sem5lalcs
of the -.iion" With head 60xu. uouth
wide open, and nOstrils dilarei.-
"Humph," SAYS the '-list system MA,
I"rll leave" and he '-mais, head on-- foi
a seat. Here was another solilogay
Il don't believe the list system VII Go
after ALL Leaning forward wiih on
elbow on his knee, his cAin supPortet
IN his hand he proceeds, There's soms
thing wrong about L. On the Oak,
Of Hereford, fundmoagers-fan d-mon-
gers-ers-the list scoullreIs-Sam,-
Sam" With these iucohcreut remarks
his graceful form vibrates % and fro
with the utmost elegance, TIL BY Powei
Of gravitatioa the heavier extremity. i
borne with force 10 the floor ~Oht a.
list scoundrels," he mlrmars brukenly
and almost inaudibly, a rs long chisel
led nose, denoting the genius of the nan
comes IN collision with the f3or- ~Dea.
for 4 ducat, saysOne- NO. sir, NJ. dad
bit sick, d-d-z sickf'' HIS ewes TO
round with a CHASTITY whsteness, siraila
! to adyin calf's, as he m1rmars s5oa5s
: bonds! ! give in take me oatt~
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