If You Love Me: By J. Augustine Signaigo. (W. G. S.)
“You have told me that you love me,
That you worship at my shrine,”—
Ignivomus Cotton’s Letters to His Relatives in Kentucky: III, He Glorifieth Cotton. For the Louisville Journal. Charleston, S. C., Jan. 1862. (R. N. S.)
“Dear Uncle: I’m certain you never have thought on
The omnipotent greatness and glory of cotton:”—
I’m Conscripted, Smith, Conscripted: By Albert Roberts of Nashville, Tenn. (Hubner.)
“I’m conscripted, Smith, conscripted!
Ebb the subterfuges fast”—
I’m Going Home to Dixie: (Alsb.)