Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1841-06-09
,.Io A STEAMBOAT.

ybs s.rD,ive powers, when brought in
Gcnt w; .e;dental circumstances, in fact sa
,n'n %.,mously happy. A happy comPa- u
eG a seated ourselves around social Sc
80 90 - the wine commenced its jOvial yeS
'no ar hearts and heads, wit from ev- ~ ~
S'pOu,e flashed, and mirih made the :,
Tn'I I,ninutive old Inn, situated in the =,
..,ro Of Georgia, known as the "Frank- a,
"IDs resouud with our repeated fits Of b.
P~' A, last there was a pause, when b
u, .'oInncnccd. swon fellows, did you
y '' y, chap full offun and out OF hnmour!' d
q ~ ,oswered in the negative. {
6''u ,,sr saw fellow then just in time at
YOU w. ut landing, to sec himself left. If
sa'"s 81, YOU have never seen tragedy
~ 'l,s ,.jy performed by a single individual
q ..~ and the same time. Now ! dare say
'nr CON these things done by man and
90 nav ,hc Irishman said, faith pat did you
ae ~ -, molly and myself are one and that
orn We ~, one" One ofthese left passen-
Noy' ~" ~ remind you Of Roman orator, he
~ W. %s action to the word.
as ", ., yicksburg Mss last Spring, sea-
lS'. = nbarf awaiting the departure of a
EPOl -, Steamboat. The last bell had |
if '' ,bo passengers had congregated upon |
T5 Jock to the number of some two or
a'' trndrcd, in fact she appeared almost a
'w ,l;or At last like some neurological
"s she sept forth her calanhc breath,
''D ~, moving off from the wharf. Every
w fyed upon the majestic scene.
" -, At this time there is a new subject
. D,, presented for the amusement of the
o,,aiors -, r.u.,,,,., hon. l.
b,ilinr the majestic fabric as she
SD'' Al, into the Hing Of Rivers. Fancy
'.~ . ,bis gentleman of the land of fashions,
.F ouffnr and blowing,hailing and cursing
'',.' nose ludicrously long, and mouth like
o..,.oers berth, from year to year tear to
,,nk long and ugly hair standing on end;
~ .,,,oc il like a grey hound. | say fancy
y, "A yon will have faint idea ofthis laugh
ID. ,,ene. Just as our French shenteelman
cod =, the wharf.-the boat rounded and witt
go. rrred towards her place Of destination
"a, gracefully left OurfriendvociferOusly halloy
i, and ies,ieuhtng, with hat in hand, but on
"a onr steamer moves and left the French
man.
g,roe 5y gar, Capt is Won pass engol
500 by'glr your boat, cot dam. Now h
a.,,s his bat high in air. Now beckons he
Mi, All for no use, still forward she move
,artess Of the Frenchman's hallos.
Bglr, say Captin, {, cot dam, come bacl
M you fifty dollar--go, to h--cot dar
-,-sscra futra. is left saysthe Frenchma
ssboat moved of, regardless alike Of his in
actions Of rage or suppGcations to return.
Vha face, peculiar t o the French, preseu
,,snnge compound Of sorrow, despair, al
~, he turned to the crowd in which | "
ulng.
9,rar viii you hail her. You hab de poli'
r.1Sop her, Glib you Won hundred doll
dam my some, e.
~o what asked a MisGississippi scream
amin, up and cracking his feet together thl
gs before he touched the ground, stop VIII
Ia, here SIr Toad eater, that ere boat d
fire for nothing She's a letle Of the fast
aoc ma, ever seed, any how. Ii our
roma only see that, she'd double and twist
Timber Jack 10 a gale Of wind. Ho!la,
ny eater, did you ever see any thing like
e before
60. dam de Mssisslppl-by gar. II l va
New Orleans, vod hab satisfaction
ladc po.teness. Me Won passenger, me
tnt,lnau, and she no come back, Won
vt byon stcateelmDn. Cot dam such pc
mG
lnIds. o roar Of laughter our lank Ere
n,enan, shrugged his shoulders and retr'
aeoSmuttering to himself silent dems
a5a,, Capiia and Mississippi Politeness
Scryg IN CoURr.-In the course
r, in which .nrs. Gaines and I
Canes were interested, and at which
we're present, Mr.. Peyton being dc
%, reading of some dispositions, who
had offered m evidence, withdrew
he case. This scene then ensued'
Gen. Gaines and Mrs. Gaines sud-
aned from their seats.
Gen. G. "Nlay it please the CouI
aiy wNtake charge OF the case nc
he is pveparedto do it,"
Mrs. &. taking the book IN
and which Mr.. Pcyton had been pr
ed from reaing) Eyes, ! will PrC
with the case.
The Judge. do you intend to
he testimony, in that book as eylde
Mrs. &. :"Ies, part OF 1t.
Judge "Wel then, cannot PERM
gproceed.'
Mrs. G. Then | thank my [
@go before the Judges Of the u.
lgme Court, where | will be heard
we're Justice will be done me, W
anHot expect here, where | see sue
1.y."
Judge: General Gaines this
r'ge which shall not suffer. DE
mabe preserved in this court; The
Npuylegcd classes here"
Gen. G. at is not my intention