The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1855-02-16


oa ming fog 80 votes ore uniting ihemse.
g the American order, and devofinn their e,.
gfes 70 produce . reform which win restb
Americans 70 their rights, and ckeck the Is
lence of foreigners who claim the rieht u
troy our public schools and g rule tie countt5
Asa1O NABLE DANCING.
A laag sriber has requested IS Is repub-
Lab Ben Jonsing graphic description 81 fash
ionable dancing tue amusement has recently
been introduced among TIE supper tenn Of this
city,and q I'll don't got into te shining circle'
q that plaiu, business people can form some
ideao Of the progIe sion d tle age
We understand thai Queen Victoria, Is i do.
nited, respectable married woman should do,
has forbidden those dances beinq introduced IL
o her court though like Old solomon Is
Play, we haea letters from Euro aia
and the Atlantic Ocean, We noN
genie's position inregard to then; bit intend
addressing her Al a0ograpk letter By she next
sseane questing her e define Z
The following letter " IS pub ed three years
ago il the N. o. Delta, and was copied III over
the country:
pu see my commission merchant IS very
clever fellow aud axed me If I didn't want 10 %
70 Sorry You see, thought as how It was 8
sort Of funeral and said mol was ii too good 4
hnmor to be sorry. He seed my mistake and 'spIain-
Ell to me that it was froIic where they had music
and dancin'. sOh ifthats it says i, IN go; but
il IS monsus quare name for . frolic.' Put on
your best clothes, says be, and win call arter
you to night,
Soon arter supper shaved SO smooth as an In
gin, put considerable Of the slick on my head, but
bad the upper eend ofmy shirt IS stir a. the side
board Of q cotton wagon, jacket Is white as snow
and shoes as black and shiny as aWell.fed niggers
face.
It is my impression that looked to Be consid-
cradle Pumpkins, and haint felt as big before
since took my bonny Kate for better Or for wus.
This tricked out went to the Hall where the sor-
~ was to be seen. was toIerabIe green bout
those things but made ont it was As material IS 4
gourd vine for seed heap Of green feEers 10 the
city puttin'on big airs.
When We got % the place We lpu pom
as big as : nas ighl th smashin'
tig lamps all glass hangins.--
led Is nice Is Istle angels, their "a
ces IS white a they had dipped them ID q nour
barrel; such red checks as haint seen 10 an Slee-
py Holer, their arms all covered with gold bands,
chains and shiny beads; such lids you never did
see, they looked come kiss me al over-their eyes
looked like diamonds, their waists were drawn to
the size Of pipe stem and made to look like they
were nndergoin' regular cuttin-in-two operation,
by tying string tight round EN-, and their thin
bOsoms oh lorly an covered up in lasses and mus
lin they rose then fell then rose again like OH
don't know whatit was like exceptin' the breath
ing Of snow white goose chucked up ia . tight
bag with its breast just ont.
AFTER the gals and youngsters had walk round
for a considerable spell, the musick struck up,
and sich musick---it was . Sig horn and little
horn, 4 big flute and 4 little flute, BIG fiddle and
little fiddle, and SIGH squakin', squaIlin', bel
lowin, gronin' never hurd Of before; il was
like all the cats, pigs and frogs in christendom
had concluded to sing together. They called it
German Porker suppose il was made by
some Of them Cincinnati Garmans, IN imitation
Of the squaIlin' At Pork packery, and / guess
it was pretty good imitation.
So soon as the musick struck up, SIGH sight!
The fellers just caught the girls right round the
was. with one hand, and pulled 'em right Up in
hissin, order, with the gals bosoms agin their
Blossoms, and the gals chins restin' on the feiers'
shoulders. At this the gals begin to sorter jump
and eaper, lii they were agoin to push EN-
away; but the fellers just caught hold Of their
other hand and held il Of. and begun to jump.
and caper, too, just like the gals.
Iswol upon stack Of bibles, yOu never seed
such sight! There was some two dozen gals
held tight in the arms Of them fellers---they !.
roarin and jumpin, and pushing EN- backwards
over the room, thought, tryin to get away1
and the fellers holdin on to EN- tighter and
tighter; the more the gals jumped and capered,
the more the felIers jumped and capered, and
tighter they squeezed the gals, til It last be-
gun.to think the thing was carried too far for
fun. Twas little green in these matters, and
seen the gals tryin harder and harder to get
away, Is / thought, and the feIlers holden tight
e. and tighter, it is very nateral that ! should
take the part Of the gals.---So my dander kept
risen higher and higher, till thought ny BIZ
Ter would bust unless | let out the steam. 4
bounced smack into the middle Of the d.
Thunder and lightinin every body cum here
with shot gun, ive-shoOters, and butcher
knives bawled 1t the top Of my voice. 'sfor.
/ win Be shot if any dad-blasted, long-bearded,
monkey faced Teller shall impose On the gals il