The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-06-23


looked u nay merchants lace
htho would have busted. re lalt
IS and qnatsed down and laf
says lie. Ben, thalis hothin but
hs red aFwallz they ara dancin' end
them gals ain't tryin, e gst apag from ne
e they ere only caperih' u make he
iellefs hold en- tighter, kase hey ike Il.
1be are he gals eaper. 90 tighter they
wish u besqueezed. A 10 layin' tie
IS Is 81 tie fellers bosons that's very
q nonin this city. They expec % get
e g some of these days, and hey want.
toned toll. % they won't 81.
Z is and turnin pale pars6n
he groom e salute tie BRIDE. There
i nOthih' Ike bein' used to such thugs
You may take ny hat, says 1 to my.
merchant; q was tuck ii that time. i
tell You though twas the first time / ever
SEED the ike before. ! have seen the II.
dian hug and TIE Congo dance but / tel
YOU this red war waltz knocks the crown
eut Of everything eyerseed,
After 4 had got out Of the way and every
thing had commenced goin' q agin, the
music got faster and faster. Oh. il vas IS
fast and furious IS nor -Wester The gals
rared agin. the fellers Rugged tighter, and
the music makers pulled ont BLOWN
Then the oakland felleFs spun round ike
% many tops runmad. The fellers lean
back and the gals leaned to 'em the gals
froeks sailed out and popped in the dir Ike
sheets On clothesline Of 8 windy day and
the feIlers' coat tails stood out 50 straight
that al egg would not have rolled Of /;
their faces was as fixed and serious as a
sarment. around they went It makes
ne dizzy tothink Of II Pop went the coat
tails. crash went lie music. and plly pat
II. rump dunple De dump went Tie iees q
all. By and by, as beautiful craft as1
ever you seed ID the shape Of 4 woman,
laying close on . long bean pole Of q lookin'
feller, came sailin' at The rate Of fifteen
knots N hour down our way. whilst . fat
dumpy woman and 8 hump shouldered
beef-eaten sort Of felIer, 81 tie same
speed.Went up the other. seed thar was
to besOme bumpin' and naturally trembled
At the consequences, Sine enough cav
halIop they came together and slpp-dash
The whole 81 eLa IelI latin the middle of
thefoor carTyin' along With them every
body standing near
Such mixin' Up things Is Then took place
haint occurred before nor since old father
Noah uploaded bis great Ark. There vas
legs and arms with kids and pranellas, pa
tent leather and satin CATERS, shoe strings
and garters, neck ribbons and guard
chains, false curlsaad Whiskers, women's
bushes and pocket handkerchiefs; all in 4
pile, the gals kiekin' and squealin', and the
fellers 4 gruntin' and apOlogisin':
ooh, Lord !" says for I was consider
bly, Illustrated at this sight-''stop that
music, blow out the lights, Of al hands
shut their eyes till these Wimmin folks get
unmixed. Atthis such 4 laugh you
never heard.
Why, Col, JOhnsin, says my mer
chant, that IS nothing. It frequently hap
pens, and is one Of the advantages Of the.
red war waltz. # TIE gals amt i rned
how to mix with the world, how can they.
ever get along
81 would rather have 'era al . little
mixed. says I, ..bpt that IS too much Of q
good thing. However, lei Us leave for. ] seed
enou i of that Sorry ii that pile to satisfy
me fol week and at that we bid EN-
good night ana left promising 70 90 70 the
next one and take few lessons IA the
common Poker and shoutish dance How
came out may be ] may ten you in All
other letter. Your friend,
BE0 JoH1srE
ofsleepy Hollow
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