Civil War Sheet Music - Special Edition

129 Canal Street polka, Charles Mayer

13th Regiment quick step, R. B. Clark

29th Regiment march, Charles H. Gill

4 Mars souvenir, Octavie Romey

41st regiment march, Augusto Bendelari

A Cheer for the west, J. L. Lower

A Dirge for a soldier, Asa B. Hutchinson

A Gloom is cast o'er all the land-, Henry Schroeder

A Grant song, W. H. S

A hero has fallen, J. P. King

A hymn to peace, Eugene Bischoff

A Mother's prayer, Otto Sutro

A Nation mourns her chief, H. S. Thompson

A Nation weeps, or The Death of President Lincoln, J. W. Turner

A National lyric, George J. Huss

A Nation's orphans, P. G. Anton

A Nation's trust in God, S. Lasar

A Prayer for peace, Otto Sutro

A Prayer for the absent, J. Gaspard Maeder

A psalm for the Union, H. W. Hills

A Quaker letter to Lincoln, E. M. Bruce

A Song for my countrymen, An Ode to Washington, Henri Drayton

A Song of peace, Casonella

A tear for the comrade that's gone, A. J. Abbey

A Tribute to Beauregard, C. McConnell

A Tribute to the memory Colonel Ellsworth, W. J. Lemon

A Voice from Libby, Damaris L. Atkinson

About to die, they salute thee, E. G. B. Holder

Abraham Lincoln's funeral march, C. H. Bach

Abraham Lincoln's funeral march, W. J. Robjohn

Abraham Lincoln's funeral march, William Wolsieffer

Abraham my Abraham, Chas. G. Degenhard

Abraham the great and Genl. Grant his mate, T. Brigham Bishop

Abraham, our Abraham, W. F. Sherwin

Abraham's daughter, F. H. H. Oldfield

Abraham's daughter, or Raw recruits

Abraham's daughter, Tony Emmett

Abraham's draft, J. W. Turner

Abraham's tea party, J. H. McNaughton

Adams and liberty, Adolph Baumbach

Adieu-- to the star spangled banner for ever, J. R. Boulcott

Advance guards march, Albert W. Berg

After the battle, Frank Howard

Ah he kissed me when he left me, Lillia Dowling

Alabama gorlitza, C. F. Yagle

Alabama quick march, B. R. Lignoski

Albermarle quick step, Charles W. Sykes

All Forward- Garibaldi's hymn, P. Rondinella

All hail to our banner, Geo. P. Graff

All hail to our triumph, Harry Buckline

All hail to the day, W. Williams

All hail to the flag of freedom-, W. W. Skaats

All hail to the union, J. M. Deems

All hail to Ulysses-, J. E. Haynes

All quiet along the Potomac to-night, John Hill Hewitt

All quiet along the Potomac, J. Dayton

All quiet- hark, no cannon's roar, J. S. Reed

All's well, Thomas D. Sullivan

America beloved, revered, W. P. Cunnington

America, Milton Goldsmith

America, my country tis of thee, Gustave Ascher

American Army, polka, or military quickstep, Edward Clapham

American banner march, A Union Lady

American girl, Waldron Shear

American marseillaise, Hugh von Elsner

American medley, Thomas D. Sullivan

American national songs for the Union, William Beschke

American soldier's schottisch, H. F. Drott

American volunteer's grand triumphal march, Edward Clapham

An ode to the Union, Flaccus

An Ode to Washington (A Song for my countrymen), Henri Drayton

And so will the boys in blue, E. W. Locke

Andy veto, Henry C. Work

Angel mother, I'm coming home, M. J. Lessur

Angel of dreams, Edward O. Eaton

Angel of dreams, Edward O. Eaton [ver2]

Angel of dreams, Edward O. Eaton [ver3]

Anna Carter Lee, John Post

Annie of the valle, J. R. Thomas

Anniversary quickstep, J. Ringleben

Answer to the bonnie blue flag, M. H. Frank

Answer to When this cruel war is over, Hermann L. Schreiner

Answer to When this cruel war is over, Schreiner [ver2]

Anthem of liberty, Richard Storrs Willis

Appomattox waltz, C. L. Peticolas

Arm- brothers, arm-, Marcus Colburn

Army blue-, Edwy Wells Foster

Army hymn, Otto Dresel

Army of the Meramac, polonaise, A Militiaman

Ashby galop, C. Orloff

Ashley's quick step, Alonzo Bond

Askew quick step, J. B. Henderson

At eight in the morning, J. E. Haynes

At home our friends are dying, W. J. Landram

Atlanta's ours and fairly won, A. K. Virgil

Attack-step, quickstep, C. C. de Nordendorf

Awake- A southern war song, C. L. Peticolas

Away goes Cuffee, or Hooray for 63, L. B. Starkweather

Babylon is fallen, Henry C. Work

Babylon is fallen-, Henry C. Work [ver2]

Banner march, Sep. Winner

Banner polka, M. A. Schultz

Battery schottisch, Hermann Bechter

Battery Wagner polka-mazurka, Edmond Newmann

Battle chorus, or Charge, boys- charge-, James H. Carter

Battle hymn of the north, Geo. Barnum

Battle hymn of the north, Geo. Barnum [ver2]

Battle hymn of the republic, Mrs. Dr. S. G. Julia Ward Howe

Battle of Fort Donelson, E. Grundy

Battle of Richmond, Theodore Moelling

Battle-flag polka, Hermann L. Schreiner

Be merciful to the south, Wm. Ketchum

Be my mother till I die, Elmer Ruan Coates

Be true to the Union, L. E. Bradish

Bear it gently to my mother, Frank M. Davis

Bear them home tenderly, T. H. Howe

Bear this gently to my mother, Geo. A. Russell

Bear this gently to my mother, J. W. Turner

Beauregard Bull Run quick step, J. A. Rosenberger

Beauregard march, Chas. Lenschow

Beauregard's polka, Knabe

Beauregard's retreat from Shiloh, Skedaddles

Behold our shrouded banner, J. C. Beckel

Belle Missouri my Missouri, H. Schneider

Bells of Shandon, T. D. Sullivan

Benny Haven's o, Noble Butler

Bill and I, Frank Wardlaw

Bird of beauty, M. B. Scott

Blest banner of freedom, Theo. F. Seward

Blue bird is singing on the hill, H. M. Higgins

Blue eyed soldier boy, Herman Th. Knake

Bonnie blue flag lancers, Fred. van Olker

Bonnie blue flag, M. H. Frank

Bonnie blue flag, Miller and Beacham

Bounty jumpers lament, W. Arlington

Brave battery boys, P. P. Bliss

Brave boys are they-, Henry Clay Work

Brave boys are they, Paul Mordaunt

Brave McClellan is our leader now, Augustus Cull

Brave McClellan march, James Bellak

Brave men, behold your fallen chief, J. P. Webster

Brave men, behold your fallen chief-, J. P. Webster

Brave men, behold your fallen chief-, J. P. Webster [ver2]

Break it gently to my mother, F. Buckley

Breathe it softly to my loved ones, J. R. Thomas

Breathe low thou gentle wind, Thomas Spencer Lloyd

Breckinridge schottische, Ch. Grobe

Brigade polka, Kate Voullaire

Bright flag of our country, M. H. Morgan

Bright southern star, B. F. Chase

Bring him back to the home of his childhood, L. O. Emerson

British volunteer's grand march, Augustus Cull

Brooklyn grey cadets, grand march, Charles Edwards

Brother and the fallen dragoon, J. P. Webster

Brother tell me of the battle, Geo. F. Root

Brother tell me of the battle, Geo. F. Root [ver2]

Brother tell me of the battle, Geo. F. Root [ver3]

Brother tell me of the battle, Geo. F. Root [ver4]

Brother, in the army, J. P. Webster

Brother, tell me of the battle, Geo. F. Root

Brother, when will you come back-, E. W. Locke

Brother's fainting at the door, P. B. Isaacs

Brothers hasten on to battle, Fred. Schilling

Bugle march of the Fremont Hussars, Hermann Shols

Burnham's American anthem, B.F. Burnham

Burnside quickstep, C. E. Bright

Burnside zouaves march, D. W. Reeves

Burnside's grand march, J. Brinley

Bury me at sunset, (a soldier's last request), Frank Wilder

Bury the brave where they fall, H. L. Frisbie

Bury the brave where they fall, Henrie L. Frisbie

Butler's New Orleans march, Jessie Brinley

Butler's triumphal march, Jas. J. Freeman

Cadet waltz, B. A. Burditt

Call 'em names, Jeff, Wurzel

Call me not back from the endless shore, Henry Tucker

Camp life, Henry Mayer

Camp Moore polka, S. Schlesinger

Camp song of the Irish Brigade, Wm. Carter Hughes

Camp song, why, soldiers, why-, S. D. S

Camp Wilkins polka, W. P. Howard

Campaign song for Abraham Lincoln, J. E. Haynes

Camp-fire song, Edward O. Eaton

Can the soldier forget-, Geo. F. Root

Can the soldiers forget-, Geo. F. Root

Can you tell me where they laid him-, L. W. Ballard

Can you tell me where they laid him-, L. W. Ballard [ver2]

Cantate, C. A. Predigam

Canton zouaves march, H. J. Nothnagle

Capitol March, Louis Berge

Capt. Mallory's quick step, Florence Burr

Capt. Thomas' quick step, James W. Porter

Captain Bard's polka, Charlas A. Mintzer

Care for them tenderly, C. L. Stevens

Carolina, A. E. Blackmar

Carrie Bell, Theo. von La Hache

Carry me back to old Virginny, James Bland

Castles in the air, Robert Adams

Cavalry schottisch, A. Gunther

Cavalry Sheridan, military galop, A. Birgfeld

Cavalry signal galop, Henry Fries

Cead millea failtha, quadrilles, Thomas D. Sullivan

Champions of freedom, John Fletcher

Charge a la bayonette, grand military quickstep, Pierre Berthoud

Charge bayonets, Wm. Dressler

Charleston is ours-, George A. Meitzke

Chattanooga grand march, E. Mack

Cheer- cheer- cheer-, Jas. E. Magruder

Cheer up brave boys-, or Secesh played out, G. R. Lampard

Cheer, boys, cheer or Morgan's war song

Cheer, boys, cheer, Hermann Schneider

Chickamauga grand march, H. Drewer

Child of the regiment, Donizetti

Christ will care for mother now, J. F. W

City guards quick step, Eliodoro Camps

City guards quick step, Eliodoro Camps [copy 2]

Clara polka, Eugene Bischoff

Clara schottisch, J. C. Gleffer

Claribel, John H. Hewitt

Clay's four steps polka, A. Cardona

Clear the track rebel legion, W. Howard Doane

Close the ranks firmly, Wm. Dressler

Col. Barnet's march, J. M. Leland

Col. Ellsworth funeral march, Sep. Winner

Col. Ellsworth gallopade, Calixa Lavallee

Col. Ellsworth's funeral march, Sep. Winner

Col. Ellsworth's requiem march, A. J. Vaas

Col. Hall's grand march, Charles H. Jarvis

Col. Hyatt's military polka, Jno. R. Sweeney

Col. James H. Perry's grand march, C. W. Thomas

Col. John F. Hartranft's quick step, Thomas O'neill

Col. McKean's quickstep, J. W. Alfred Cluett

Colonel Baker's funeral march, Edgar M. Porter

Colonel Long's quick-step, S. C. Perkins

Columbia calls, W. O. Perkins

Columbia grand triumphal march, Edmund S. Mattoon

Columbia- our country for ever, Geo. W. Hewitt

Columbia the hope of the world, Emil Stadler

Columbia, grand march, C. F. Rudolph

Columbia, my native land, J. P. Webster

Columbia, queen of the land, Harvey B. Dodworth

Columbia's call, Geo. F. Root

Columbia's glorious banner, Joseph Paramore

Columbia's guardian angels, Henry C. Work

Com. J. A. Winslow's victory march, A. De Bubna

Come at your country's call, Kate Moncrief

Come in out of the draft, B. Frank Walters

Come rally boys around our flag, John Darcie

Come rally freemen, rally-, Parkhurst

Come rally round our flag my boys, William Clifton

Coming at last, Earnest Halphin

Coming home from the old camp ground, John Baker

Coming home from the old camp ground, William T. Rogers

Coming home, or The Cruel war is over, Charles Carroll Sawyer

Comrade, all around is brightness-, Geo. F. Root

Comrade, I am going home, W. Irving Hartshorn

Comrades I am dying, Geo. A. Russell

Comrades I am going home, Geo. A. Russell

Comrades, all around is brightness, Geo. F. Root

Comrades, hasten to the battle, Geo. F. Root

Comrades, hasten to the battle, Geo. F. Root [ver2]

Comrades, lay me gently down, E. N. Catlin

Comrades, touch the elbow, J. R. Thomas

Confederacy march, A. F. Toulman

Confederacy march, Alfred F. Toulmin

Confederate schottisch, F. Southgate

Confederates' grand march, Wm. H Hartwell

Confederates' grand march, Wm. H. Hartwell

Confederates' grand march, Wm. H. Hartwell [ver2]

Confederates' polka march, Theo. von La Hache

Confederates' polka march, Theo. von La Hache [ver2]

Confederates' polka march, Theo. von La Hache [ver3]

Confederates' polka march, Theo. von La Hache [ver4]

Confederates' polka march, Theo. von La Hache [ver5]

Conscripts galop, W. F. Wellman

Consolidation medley, C. A. White

Continental guard grand march, L. B. Powell

Contraband now, Frank Wardlaw

Contraband schottisch, Charles Young

Contraband schottisch, Charles Young [ver2]

Contraband waltz. Skedaddle grand march, Henry Tolman

Contraband's song of freedom, Eastburn

Cora schottisch, Charles Young

Corn is king, H. T. Merrill

Corporal schnapps, Henry C. Work

Cradle song of the soldier's wife, Theodore T. Barker

Crescent city guards quick step, A High Private

Crescent City guards' quickstep, A High Private

Crescent regiment mazurka, M. Hoeffner

Crown the pale hero, J. B. Salisbury

Cuffee's war song, L. B. Starkweather

Darling little blue-eyed Nell, Frederick Buckley

Dat's my philosophy, Edward Berry

Dat's whats de matter wid de purps, J. Slinglandt

Dawn of freedom, M. B. Ladd

Dayton light guard march, C. Rex

De darkie's rally, W. W. Partridge

De darkies rallying song, J. P. Jones

De day ob liberty's comin, G. F. Wurzel

De lord he make us free, Charles Gates

De United States hotel, M. G. Bisbee

Dead on the battle field, J. C. Beckel

Dear land of my fathers, or Columbia is mine, Bernard Covert

Dear land of the south, Eugene Raymond

Dear mother I'm wounded, Clarence Edwards

Dear mother I've come home to die, Henry Tucker

Dear mother I've come home to die, Henry Tucker [ver2]

Dear mother the battle is over, Henry Fontrill

Dear mother, I'll come home again, Fred. Wilson

Dear mother, I've come home to die, Henry Tucker

Dear wife I'm with you once again, Frank B. Ray

Dear wife I'm with you once again, Frank B. Ray [ver2]

Dearest wilt thou bid me go, M. Keller

Death of Stonewall Jackson, C. Blamphin

Death of the chieftain, M. Stacy Johnson

Declaration of independence, John E. Wilson

Deep in a shady dell, Nelson Kneass

Delaware- my Delaware-, John R. Sweeney

Dey said we wouldn't fight, Parkhurst

Dirge at the soldier's cemetary, Gettysburg, Pa., A. Delaney

Dirge for a soldier, A. C. Gutterson

Dirge, E. Mack

Dixie Doodle, M. Weir

Dixie doodle, Wm. H. Stevens

Dixie grand reel, J. C. Vierbeck

Dixie Polka, J. R. Boulcott

Dixie war song, H. S. Stanton

Dixie war song, H. S. Stanton [ver2]

Dixie's land, Charles Grobe

Dixie's land, Dan D. Emmett

Dixie's nurse, M. E

Do not grieve for thy dear mother, Jas. W. Johnson

Do they miss me at home-, S. M. Grannis

Do they think of me at home-, H. L. Schreiner

Don't give up the ship, Leonard Marshall

Douglas' funeral march, Geo. W. Hewitt

Douglas polka, A. Squire

Douglas schottisch, Ch. Grobe

Douglass schottisch, F. W. Smith

Down upon the Rappahannock, Alice Hawthorne

Down with the stars and bars, Wm. Weckerly

Down with the traitors serpent flag, A. J. Higgins

Dream of peace march, J. M. Leland

Dreams, F. H. Hodges

Drummer boy of the national greys, Augustus Cull

Drummer boy's march, Sep. Winner

Drums and cannon, military polka, Oscar Litti

Drums and trumpets, F. B. Helmsmuller

Drums and trumpets, F. B. Helmsmuller [ver2]

During the battle, Estell Main

Dying Camille, Julia Daly

Dying on the battlefield, Josephine Braham

Dying on the field of battle, A. J. Brown

Elegy on the death of Gov. Harvey, J. S. Allen

Elegy on the death of Lt. Col. Ch. C. Dreux, G. M. Loening

Elegy, Fr. Hasse

Ellsworth requiem, George William Warren

Ellsworth zouaves'- National lancers' grand march, A. Baumbach

Ellsworth's avengers, S. L. Coe

Ellsworth's funeral, L. A. Wetmore

Emancipation hymn, Manuel Fenollosa

Emancipation march, Thomas J. Martin

Emancipation quick step, L. W. Ballard

Emancipation, Oliver Ditson

En avant- (Forward-), J. N. Pychowski

En avant-, the forward march, Gungl

Ericsson galop, V. Tinans

Evergreen waltz, I. T. Stoddard

Every star - thirty four, Charles G. Degenhard

Faded flowers-, James Powers

Faded gray jacket, Charlie L. Ward

Fair Columbia, Julius Eichberg

Fairies have broken their wands, Hood- Rosier- Longfellow

Falling into line, M. F. H. Smith

Farewell dearest brother, N. B. Hollister

Farewell father, friend and guardian, Geo. F. Root

Farewell to the star spangled banner, J. W. Davies

Farewell, father, friend and guardian, Geo. F. Root

Farragut's grand march, J. Strauss

Father Abrahams reply to the 600,000, Geo. F. Root

Fifteenth infantry quickstep, L. Oberst

Fill up the ranks boys, J. P. Webster

Fire away galop, J. de Jasienski

Flag of the constellation, Chs. R. Crosby

Flag of the free, William Cumming

Flag of the sunny south, J. H. Hewitt

Floyd's retreat from Fort Donelson, Skedaddles

Foes and friends, Geo. F. Root

Follow the drum, B. Covert

Follow the drum, M. Keller

Follow the flag, J. R. Thomas

Follow the flag, O. F. Barbour

For bales, A. E. Blackmar

For freedom he fell, J. M. Darling

For God and liberty, H. Millard

For God's sake save the flag-, J. E. Haynes

For the Union we'll die, James W. Porter

For three long years, Joseph Sieboth

Fort Donelson is ours, Chas. G. Degenhard

Fort Federal Hill quickstep, F. B. Helmsmuller

Fort Federal Hill quickstep, S. J. Chambers

Fort Morgan gallopade, S. Schlesinger

Fort Preble polka, M. Borland

Fort Sumpter grand march, Stephen Glover

Fort Sumter quick step, Wm. Berge

Forty - Seventh Regiment march, Thomas R. Deverell

Forty Fourth Regiment quickstep, D. L. Downing

Forward boys- forward-, Geo. F. Root

Forward Columbia, H. B. Fabiani

Forward march for Little Mac- Little Mac and Pendleton, various

Forward- March, Rudolph Wittig

Forward, march-, J. P. Holbrook

Freedom truth and right, Carl Heinemann

Freedom, truth and right, grand march, Carl Heinemann

Freedom's battle-cry, W. H. Burleigh

Freedom's harvest time, T. Martin Towne

Freedom's home and flag, G. W. Beckel

Freedom's jubilee, A.D. Logan

Freedom's rally- Freedom's lament, Adam D. Logan

Freedom's rally, Margaret McNeil

Freemen join the glorious anthem, R. J. Herrero

Fremont hussars march, Charles Fradel

Fremonts battle hymn, James G. Clark

Fremont's battle march, George Barker

Friends of the Union, M. F. H. Smith

From north to south, military galop, Charles Fradel

From the red battlefield, or The Dead volunteers, N. Barker

Funeral march dedicated to Abraham Lincoln, J. C. Barnard

Funeral March in honor of President Lincoln, F. Haase

Funeral march to the memory of Abraham Lincoln, C. H. Bach

Funeral march to the memory of Abraham Lincoln, E. A. Parkhurst

Funeral march to the memory of Colonel Baker, Geo. Felix Benkert

Funeral march, Charles Wels

Funeral march, Henry Mayer

Funeral march, Hermann Daum

Funeral March, John K. Paine

Gabriel blows the trumpet, S. W. Paine

Gen. Baker's funeral march, J. W. Turner

Gen. Beauregard waltzes, Ward

Gen. Beauregard's grand march, E. Heineman

Gen. Burnside's grand march, James I. Graham

Gen. Forrest schottisch, E. C. E. Vile

Gen. Fremont's march, A. J. Vaas

Gen. Geo. B. McClellan's funeral march, H. J. Bennett

Gen. Gilmore's grand march, Adolph Baumbach

Gen. Grant's grand election march, Addison P. Wyman

Gen. Halleck's grand march, Sep. Winner

Gen. Halleck's victory march, G. Baumhauer

Gen. Howard's grand march, Thos. P. I. Magoun

Gen. J. E. Johnston's Manassas quick march, A. Brown [ver2]

Gen. Joseph E. Johnston's Manassas quick march, Adolphus Brown

Gen. Lee's grand march, Hermann L. Schreiner

Gen. Lee's quick march, Charles Young

Gen. Lee's quick march-, Charles Young

Gen. Lee's quick march, Charles Young [ver2]

Gen. Lyon's memorial, J. W. Turner

Gen. McClellan's farewell to the Army of the Potomac, H. Coyle

Gen. McClellan's quickstep, A Young lady of Maryland

Gen. Morgan's grand march, C. L. Peticolas

Gen. Pillow at Chepultepec, quickstep, An Amateur

Gen. Shaler's march, E. G. B. Holder

Gen. Sherman's funeral march, H. J. Bennett

General Banks' grand march, E. Mack

General Bidwell's funeral march, C. A. Goehle

General Buell's grand quick step, E. Mack

General Burnside's grand triumphal march, G. W. Warren

General Corcoran's release march, M. B. Clark

General Gilmore's grand march, Theodore von Kameke

General Gilmore's grand march, William Wolsieffer

General Grant polka, Louis A. Falk

General Grant's campaign march, E. Mack

General Grant's grand march, E. Mack

General Grant's grand march, Jos. Raff

General Grant's march, Richard Zellner

General Grant's quick step, E. Mack

General Grant's quick step, E. Mack [ver2]

General Grant's Richmond march, Charles G. Degenhard

General Grant's the man, Saul Ser-Trew

General Halleck's grand march, C. Schueler

General Halleck's grand march, Ch. Schueler

General Hancock's campaign march, Le Baron

General Hancock's grand march, Sep. Winner

General Hardee, quick step, W. J. Landram

General Hood's grand march, Samuel P. Snow

General Hooker's grand march, E. Mack

General Hooker's quickstep, B. Arlington

General Howard's march, Blind Tom

General Hunter's march, Herman Schirner

General Lander's funeral march, Adolph Baumbach

General Lander's funeral march, C. Mathias

General Lee's surrender, J. P. H

General Lyon's funeral march, G. J. Kredel

General Lyons' funeral march, Geo. W. Hewitt

General McClellan's grand march, C. Donizetti

General McClellan's grand march, E. Mack

General McClellan's grand march, E. Mack [ver2]

General McClellan's grand march, E. Mack [ver3]

General McClernand's grand march, Louis H. Rink

General Meade's funeral march, E. Mack

General Meade's grand march, Louis Reimer

General P. H. Sheridan's grand march, Theodore C. Clark

General Pennypacker's quickstep, Wm. F. Stradella

General Pope's grand march, James Bellak

General R. C. Hale's grand march, J. C. Beckel

General Robert L. McCook's funeral march, F. W. Rauch

General Rosecrans' battle song, D. A. Warden

General Rosecrans' grand march, E. Mack

General Scott and Corporal Johnson, David A. Warden

General Scott's farewell, grand march, E. A. Parkhurst

General Scott's funeral march, E. A. Parkhurst

General Sheridan's quickstep, G. W. Lovejoy

General Sherman and his boys in blue, G. Ascher

General Sherman and his boys in blue, H. M. Higgins

General Sherman's funeral march, Horace R. Basler

General Sherman's grand Atlanta march, A. E. Wimmerstedt

General Sherman's triumphal march, C. August Goehle

General Siegel's march, Adolph Birgfield

General Sigel's grand march, Henry Werner

General Sigel's grand march, T. J. Martin [ver1]

General Sigel's grand march, T. J. Martin [ver2]

General Stevenson's quick step, Gustave Krebs

General Sweeny's grand march, John J. Daly

Gen'l Gilmore's grand march, A. Bachmann

Gen'l Persifor F. Smith's march, T. J. Martin

Genl. B. H. Grierson's grand march, D. L. Downing

Genl. Beauregard's grand march, E. Heinemann

Genl. Beauregard's grand march, V. G. Cowdin

Genl. Beauregard's grand polka militaire, Ascher

Genl. Ben McCulloch's grand march, John Jacob

Genl. Braxton Bragg's grand march, P. Rivinac

Genl. Braxton Bragg's grand march, Rivinac

Genl. Burnside's victory march, Oliver Ditson

Genl. Butler's grand march, J. V. Hamm

Gen'l. Grant's funeral march, S. G. Pratt

Genl. Hooker's march and quick step, E. Jackson

Genl. Longstreet's grand march, Adolphus Brown

Genl. McClellan's grand march, John Church Jr

Genl. Persifor F. Smith's march, T. J. Martin

Gen'l. Sewell's march, Mark Hassler

Gently rest, Kucken

Get out of Mexico-, J. P. Webster

Get out of the wilderness and Dixey's land, Paul Jones

Gettysburg, Alfred Delaney

Give me a noble fellow with a bucktail in his hat, J. C. Beckel

Give thanks, all ye people, A.D.F. Randolph

Give us back our old commander, Sep. Winner

Glory- glory- hallelujah, Oliver Ditson

Glory- glory- or The Little octoroon, Geo. F. Root

Glory- glory- or The Little octoroon, Geo. F. Root [ver2]

Glory- glory-, the little octoroon, Geo. F. Root

Glory hallelujah- or Onward, band victorious, Gustave Ascher

Glory hallelujah quick step, J. W. Turner

Glory Hallelujah, D. Angelo

Glory hallelujah, grand march, W. K. Batchelder

Glory- hallelujah, John Church

Glory hallelujah, N. P. B. Curtiss

Glory hallelujah, the battle hymn of the republic, H.N. Hempsted

Glory hallelujah, W. J. Wetmore

Glory- hallelujah-, Waldo Allen

Glory hallelujah, Wm. Dressler

Glory hallelujah, Wm. Hall

Glory to God in the highest-, E. A. Parkhurst

Glory, glory hallelujah, Sep. Winner

Glory, glory hallelujah, Sep. Winner [ver2]

God and liberty, Geo. Felix Benkert

God- And our native land, a new national anthem, A. Lemuel Adams

God and our rights-, A. E. Blackmar

God and our union, the anthem of freedom, Leopold Meignen

God bless my boy to night, H. Lovegrove

God bless our brave young volunteers-, Geo. F. Root

God bless our country- a national anthem, William Burke

God bless our glorious land, Geo. T. Evans

God bless the old sixth corps, Thos. P. Ryder

God bless the president, Chas. E. White

God for our native land, G. W. Bethune

God grant our soldier's safe return, Ossian E. Dodge

God is with the right, Emil Stadler

God save our country's flag, J. S. Porter

God save our country's flag, John S. Porter

God save our country's flag, R. Lowry

God save our fatherland, C. Jerome Hopkins

God save our native land, George Henry Curtis

God save our noble Union, Charles D. H. Martin

God save our noble Union-, H. Clay Preuss

God save the country, a national anthem, Emanuel Marquis

God save the flag of our native land, George Martyn

God save the grand old stars and stripes-, S. G. Knight

God save the land, J. Hilton Jones

God save the nation-, Henry C. Work

God save the south-, Chas. W. A. Ellerbrock

God save the south-, Earnest Halphin

God save the south-, Earnest Halphin [ver2]

God save the south-, Earnest Halphin [ver3]

God save the south, F. L. R

God save the southern land, Chaplain Cameron

God save the Union, C. Koppitz

God will defend the right, VA A Lady of Richmond

Going to the wars, A. B. Irving

Good bye Jeff, P. P. Bliss

Good bye old glory, Geo. F. Root

Good bye old glory, Geo. F. Root [ver2]

Good bye, Jeff, Geo. F. Root

Good night- who would'nt be a soldier, L. P. Whitney

Good times in the army boys, C. M. Currier

Good-by, old arm, Philip Phillips

Good-bye old arm, W. H. Hayward

Gov. Andrews funeral march, John S. Porter

Gov. Geary's grand march, E. Mack

Gov. Lincoln's funeral march, J. W. Turner

Governer Seymour's grand victory march, S. Erlich

Governer Sprague's grand march, E. Mack

Governer Stone's march, Geo. E. Fawcette

Governer Yates grand march, E. Sailor

Grafted into the army, Henry C. Work

Grafted into the army, Henry C. Work [ver2]

Grafted into the army, Henry C. Work [ver3]

Grafted into the army, Henry C. Work [ver4]

Grand army of the republic march, J. W. Turner

Grand funeral march, E. Hoffman

Grand march of the Fifty Fourth Mass. Vols., Henry Jones

Grand march of the Southern Confederacy, J. E. Gleffer

Grand march Stonewall Jackson's way, C. Young

Grand march, Charles Young

Grand march, J. C. Viereck

Grand march,Stonewall Jackson's way, Chas. Young

Grand parade march,5th Co Wash Artillery, T. La Hache

Grand quick step of the California Regiment, A. Wallerstein

Grand rallying song for volunteers, J. E. Haynes

Grand reunion march, Charles Van Oeckelen

Grand review march, Edward Schremser

Grand solemn march, in memory of Gen. Wadsworth, W. Charles

Grand Union battle polka, C. Munzinger

Grand Union brigade quickstep, G. R. Lampard

Grand Union march on the Potomac, A. G. Pickens

Grand Union medley, Carl Bruen

Grand Union medley,William Dressler

Grandmother told me so, Henry C. (Henry Clay) Work

Grant - a nation's hero, Wm. T. Rogers

Grant the daring the lion hearted shall be our watchword, MAX

Grant, our great commander, Bernard Covert

Grays quick step, Joseph W. Postlewaite

Green-backs, Dan D. Emmett

Greenwood waltz, Lizzie Tebault

Grey reserves grand march, John S. Cox

Guard of land and sea, F. Woolcott

Gun-boat quick step, Firth, Pond & Co

Gun-boat quick step, Leia

Gunpowder, Camille Schubert

Guthrie Greys polka, Charles Kunkel

Gymnast Zouaves quickstep, Charles R. Dodworth

Hail- all hail the reign of peace, Geo. C. Pearson

Hail- beautiful banner, S. W. Straub

Hail Columbia, Samuel Jackson

Hail Columbia, William Dressler

Hail Columbia, Wm. Dressler

Hail glorious banner of our land, Charles Warren [ver3]

Hail glorious banner of our land, Charles Warren [ver4]

Hail- to our nation, Mathias Keller

Hail to the legions of the west, F. B. Plimpton

Halloo, Johnny, and Halloo Yank, L. L. Ross

Halt- boys, halt-, J. H. McNaughton

Hamilton's badger boys, E. O. Kimberly

Hang him on the sour apple tree, James W. Porter

Happy contraband polka, W. S. Crerar

Happy contraband schottisch, Theod. von La Hache

Happy contraband waltz, Heckmann

Hard times in dixie, M. K

Hark- Hark-- Hark--- we hear them coming-, Henri Cromwell

Hark- the signal, I. H. E. Bornhardt

Hark- to arms- our country calls us-, E. W. Locke

Hartford City Guard's quickstep, Carl Lorenz

Harvard student's song, Julia Ward Howe

Harvard student's song, Julia Ward Howe [ver2]

Hasten brothers to the battle, Vincent Percival

Have ye sharpened your swords-, Geo. F. Root

Haversack Marche, F. Luis Groebl

Hazel eyed nannie, Geo. R. Poulton

He has fallen, George Funk

He has gone, and I have sent him, C. Rive

He is coming home today, Henry Cromwell

He is sleeping, sweetly sleeping, O. P. Sweet

He was famed for deeds of arms, D. Corri

He was not afraid to die, Charles Carroll Sawyer

He will not come again, Henry Weber

Heard ye the news, Wm. Bell Adamson

Heaven helps the brave, J. C. Beckel

Her bright smile haunts me still, W. T. Wrighton

Her bright smile haunts me still, W. T. Wrighton [ver2]

Her bright smile haunts me still, W. T. Wrighton[ver2]

Here we are, here we are, Daniel D. Emmett

Here's how-, J. S. Knight

Hero's funeral march, Louis Brachet

Hero's March, Charles M. Lindsay

He's gone to the arms of Abraham, Sep. Winner

He's got his discharge from the army, Wm. A. Field

He's somebody's darling, G. G. Goodfellow

He's watching o'er thy mother, Ferdinand Mayer

High times, good times, H. S. Thompson

Hip- zou- zou-, C. A. C

His country needs him more than I, T. Martin Towne

His pleasant grave, Elliott C. Howe

Ho- rally, ye braves-, E. T. Baldwin

Ho, boys- de time am come, C. R. Packard

Hobson waltz, D. W. Haley

Hoist up the flag, Billy Holmes

Hold on Abraham, Uncle Sam's boys are coming,W. B. Bradbury

Hold the fort, P. P. Bliss

Holden Guards schottische, Clara E. Craw

Home again bear him, A. A. Hopkins

Home and fatherland, Charles Hess

Home from the war, J. W. Turner

Home on furlough, Wm. S. Pitts

Home the boys are marching, F. Wilmarth

Homeward now the boys are marching, J. W. Turner

Honest old Abe's quick step, Oliver Ditson

Horse artillery grand march, Domineic

How are you green-backs, Charles Glover

How are you Maximilian-, Eastburn

How are you, conscript-, Frank Wilder

How are you, conscripts-, W. J. Wetmore

How are you, exempt-, Frank Wilder

How are you, telegraph-, Geo. W. Work

How do you like it, Jefferson D-, Amos Patton

How is gold to day, J. E. Hartel

How it marches the flag of the Union, Geo. F. Root

How it marches, the flag of the Union, H. H. Hawley

How it marches, the flag of the Union, H. H. Hawley [ver2]

How sleep the brave, Carlo Bardetti

How the soldier talks-, John Wyatt

Hurrah- for Charleston-, J. E. Glass

Hurrah for our flag, J. H. Wheeler

Hurrah for Rhode Island, E. A. Payne

Hurrah for the 44th-, Augusto Bendelari

Hurrah for the banner of red, white and blue, Thos. M. Brown

Hurrah for the boys of the army, A. D. Ennek

Hurrah for the old flag, M. Keller

Hurrah- for the standard that's waving, E. H. Longman

Hurrah- hurrah- the Union-, Geo. W. Lyon

Hurry up, conscripts-, W. J. Wetmore

Hushed be each sorrowing murmur, Guy F. North

Huzza- huzza- our union forever-, Geo. W. Hewitt

Hymn by Oliver Wendell Holmes, Oliver Wendell Holmes

Hymn for freedom, M. Davison

Hymn for the Union, A.D.F. Randolph

Hymn of Columbia, Harvey B. Dodworth

Hymn to liberty, Edwy Wells Foster

Hymn, A. C. Gutterson

I am a freeman, Neidhardt

I am dying, Egypt, dying, Armand

I cannot bid thee go, my boy, E. G. B. Holder

I cannot leave the battle-field, M. Keller

I cannot tell you why, J. Summers

I come, I come from dixie-, Frank Wilder

I don't see it, Fred. Hessler

I dream of thee, E. O. Eaton

I dream of thee, Edward O. Eaton

I dreamed my boy was home again, Charles Carroll Sawyer

I know my mother weeps for me, Charles F. Thompson

I know my mother's hand, Henry Tucker

I know thou art praying to-night, mother, Theodore E. Perkins

I love my native land the best, J. H. Hewitt

I love the sunny south, Henry Schoeller

I love thee, thou bright sunny south, Arnaud Preot

I loved that dear old flag the best, B. Frank Walters

I remember the hour when sadly we parted, B. F. Walters

I remember the hour when sadly we parted, B. Frank Walters

I remember the hour when sadly we parted, H.C. Clarke

I see her still in my dreams, Stephen Collins Foster

I wait for thee, or The War is nearly over, Frederick Buckley

I wandered by the sea-beat shore, Cherry

I will be true to the stripes and the stars, S. J. Vail

I will care for mother now, Saml. L. Conde

I will care for mother now, Werline

I will not quite forget, Henry Schoeller

I wonder why he comes not, E. Chamberlin

I wonder why he comes not, Geo. F. Root

I would like to change my name, T. von La Hache

I would like to change my name, Theodore von La Hache

I'd choose to be a daisy, Frederick Buckley

If I sleep, will mother come, H. W. Luther

Il bacio (der kuss), L. Arditi

I'll never be a slave again, Fred. Clemence

Illinois grand march, A. Moses

I'm blind, Wm. Leigh

I'm coming home to die, Ossian E. Dodge

I'm down on double quick, L. L. Parr

I'm dying far from those I love, J. R. Thomas

I'm going home to dixie, D. D. Emmett

I'm going to fight mit Sigel, O. N. E. Schnapps

I'm leaving thee in sorrow, Annie, George Barker

I'm looking for him home, Will S. Hays

I'm standing guard, S. Greig

I'm waiting, love-, Geo. W. Benton

Impromptu pokla, Jul. Schulhoff

Improvisation on the bonnie blue flag, Theod. von La Hache

In a horn, B. R. H

In battle we then will defend it, J. A. Butterfield

In memoriam Abraham Lincoln, M. Keller

In memoriam, A. Lincoln, Gertrude I. Ladd

In memoriam, H. T. Merrill

In memoriam, Lizzie M. Boynton

In spite of all the world, Niuno

In splendor advancing, F. B. Plimpton

In the south the clouds are breaking, J. William Suffern

In the south the clouds are breaking, J. William Suffern [ver2]

Independent greys waltz, Addie A. Frost

Into Vicksburg, J. F. O. Smith

Irish brigade quadrille, Thomas D. Sullivan

Iron Brigade quickstep, H. N. Hempsted

Is it mother's gentle touch, V. E. Marston

Is our banner still advancing, C. M. Currier

Is that mother bending o'er me, Cha's. H. Greene

Is that mother bending o'er me-, Ferdinand Mayer

Is that mother bending o'er me, J. C. J

Is that mother, M. G. Bisbee

Is that my mother, J. R. Stevenson

Is that my mother, J. R. Stevenson [ver2]

I'se gwine back to dixie, C. A. White

I'se gwine back to dixie, C. A. White [ver2]

I'se on de way, Wurzel

It grows very dark, mother, very dark, S. Wesley Martin

It is better to laugh than be sighing, Donizetti

It's all up in dixie, Henry Tucker

I've been dreaming of you Jessie, Wm. S. Pitts

I've fallen in the battle, A. B. Chandler

I've no mother, now I'm weeping, T. S

I've no mother, T. Smith

Jeff Davis' dream, Bernard Covert

Jeff Davis in crinoline, J. E. Haynes

Jeff Davis march, Mary Kelly

Jeff Davis' retreat march, F. Albert Kulling

Jeff Davis, Emil Stadler

Jeff in petticoats, Henry Tucker

Jeff wants to get away, A Lady

Jefferson D., Wm. B. Justice

Jefferson Davis grand march, Wm. Herz

Jefferson Davis in prison, Alfred Schmidt

Jeff's double quick, M. E

Jeff's race for the last ditch, Fritz Eustace

Jehovah our deliverer, Wm. A. King

Jennie Lorn, W. Virgil Wallace

Jenny Wade, Rudolph Wittig

Jenny Wade, the heroine of Gettysburg, J. P. Webster

John Brown's song, Phillip Simonds

John Brown's storm galop, George Gipner

John Bull's big fleet, William Clifton

John Morgan's bride, polka, A. Davis

John Morgan's escape, A. E. A. Muse

Johnny is gone for a soldier, Sep. Winner

Johnny is gone for a soldier, Sep. Winner [ver2]

Johnny Shiloh, Calvin Shiloh

Jonathan to John, F. Boott

Jonathan's appeal to Caroline, M. Stoddard

Juanita, Norton

Jubilee or Return of peace waltz, E. Moore

Just after the battle, Geo. F. Root [for guitar]

Just after the battle, Geo. F. Root [ver2]

Just after the battle, Geo. F. Root [ver3]

Just after the battle, Geo. F. Root [ver4]

Just after the battle, Geo. F. Root [ver5]

Just after the battle, Geo. F. Root[ver2]

Just before the battle, mother, Geo. F. Root

Justice has stricken the chains from the slave, A. C. Gutterson

K.K.K., or Bloody moon waltz, Gustavus Dolfuss

Kathleen Mavourneen, F. N. Crouch

Kearsarge grand march, Chas. Van Oeckelen

Keep it before the people, S. W. Paine

Keep me awake mother, Jos. Hart Denck

Keep me awake, mother, F. Koenigsberg

Keep step to the music, Theod. von La Hache

Keep step with the music of union, Geo. F. Bristow

Keep this bible near your heart, H. S. Thompson

Kentucky- Oh, Kentucky-, Samuel Finley

Kind friends are near her, B. Frank Walters

Kingdom coming, Henry C. Work

Kingdom coming, Henry C. Work [ver2]

Kingdom coming, Henry C. Work [ver3]

Kingdom coming, Henry C. Work [ver4]

Kingdom coming, Henry C. Work [ver5]

Kiss me as of old, mother, E. G. B. Holder

Kiss me good bye for mother, Wm. S. Pitts

Kiss me good night, mother, Frank Ellis

Kiss me goodnight, mother, H. S. Thompson

Kiss me mother once again-, H. D. Wilbor

Kiss me mother, ere I'm dead, Francis Held

Kiss me mother, once again, Chas. W, Sykes

Kiss me, father, ere I die, T. R. Walker

Kiss me, mother, and let me go, L. B. Powell

Kiss me, mother, ere I'm dead, M. Keller

Kiss me, mother, kiss your darling, Geo. F. Root

Kiss my mother dear for me, Linden L. Parr

Kneel where our loves are sleeping, L. Nella Sweet

La Marseillaise et bonnie blue flag, Octavie Romey

La priere d'une vierge (Maiden's prayer), T. Badarzewska

La renaissance Louisianaise, schottisch, Auguste Davis

La varsovia and Hungarian, two new dances, J. O. Ribas

L'amitie fidele, John Murray

Land of the brave and free, G. S. Plumley

Land of the free, Edward Roberts

Land of the south-, J. M. Deems

Land of the south-, Julius E. Muller

Lashed to the mast, John W. Hutchinson

Last days of shoddy, David A. Warden

Last days of shoddy, David A. Warden [ver2]

Last words of Washington, J. R. Thomas

Laure polka, Charles Mayer

Lay him low, S. D. S

Lay his sword by his side, J. M. Kieffer

Lay me down and save the flag, Geo. F. Root

Lay me down and save the flag, Geo. F. Root [ver2]

Lay me down, and save the flag, Geo. F. Root

Le boifeuillet (Forrest leaf), Hermann L. Schreiner

Le volontaire, marche de salon, Louis Selle

Leave it, ah no- the land is our own-, F. W. Smith

Leave me, and save the glorious flag-, C. R. Moon

Lee schottisch, J. W. Evans

Legal tender polka, F. Chase

Leonora, or Affection waltz, W. H. F

Les cloches du monastere (monastary bells), Wely

Les cloches du monastere (the monastary bells), Lefebure - Wely

Let freedom be our battle cry, Parkhurst

Let independence be our boast, J. P. Webster

Let me die face to the foe, Elbridge G. B. Holder

Let me kiss him for his mother, John P. Ordway

Let me kiss the dear old flag once before I die, H. Watson

Let the eagle scream, Henri Cromwell

Let us have peace, Will S. Hays

Let us have pease, ha, ha, T. von La Hache

Liberty and union schottisch, Charles Grobe

Liberty and union, J. T. Wamelink

Liberty and union, John Fletcher

Liberty chorus, L. Hinsdale Sherwood

Liberty's call, L. B. Starkweather

Lieut. General Grant's polka, Ferd. K. Hill

Lieutenant General Grant's grand march, F. A. Eileman

Lieutenant General Scott's grand funeral march, E. Mack

Lincoln grand march, A.C. Peters

Lincoln grand march, F. W. Rauch

Lincoln schottisch, Wm. Cumming

Lincoln, in memorium, Francis Woolcott

Lincoln, Union, victory, march, C. O. Lundberg

Lincoln's funeral march, Charles Hess

Lincoln's funeral march, E. C. Davis

Lincoln's requiem, J. A. Butterfield

Listen to the mocking bird, Alice Hawthorne

Little Harry the drummer boy, S. Wesley Martin

Little major, Henry C. (Henry Clay) Work

Little major, Henry C. (Henry Clay) Work [ver2]

Little Tad, J. W. Turner

Live but one moment-, J. W. Turner

Live but one moment-, J. W. Turner [ver2]

Long live the 69th, John J. Daly

Look out quickstep, Ch. Bach

Lord, save our native land, John J. Frazer

Lorena, J. P. Webster

Lorena, J. P. Webster [ver2]

Lorena, J. P. Webster[ver2]

Louisiana quick step, B. R. Lignoski

Love me-, H. W. Greatorex

Loyal hearts will gather round her, C. M. C

Loyal league quickstep, Henry Bedlow

Loyal schottische, Jennie Abbey

Lt. General Grant's grand march, E. Mack

Lula is gone-, Stephen Collins Foster

Mac, will win the Union back, Dan Emmett

Madmen spare that flag, A. Cull

Magnolia grove waltz, Ch. Ph. Winkler

Magruder's march, J. Williard

Maj. General Hampton's quickstep, Lizzie C. Orchard

Major Anderson's waltz, S. W. Powell

Major General Halleck's grand march, Louis Wallis

Major General McClellan's grand march, Oliver Ditson

Major General Sedgewick's grand funeral march, E. Mack

Major General Sheridan's grand victory march, E. Mack

Major General Sheridan's grand victory march, E. Mack [ver2]

Major General Sheridan's quickstep, Joseph Raff

Major General Sherman's grand triumphal march, E. Mack

Major Genl. Wallace's grand march, Ch. Grobe

Major J. H. Dandy's grand funeral march, E. Mack

Major R. Anderson's grand march, Ch. Grobe

Make ole massa hum-, J. E. Haynes

Manassas polka, S. Schlesinger

Manual of arms polka, C. S. Grafulla

March bravely on to glory, J. J. G

March of the 4th divisiov, N.G.S.N.Y., Geo. F. Hedge

March of the nation, T. Brigham Bishop

March on- march on-, Wm. Lewis

March on, Bayard Taylor

March to the field, George King

March, for the volunteers of Illinois, A. E. Wimmerstedt

Marche Funebre for Piano, John S. Andrews

Marche funebre sur la mort d'un brave, E. Szemelenyi

Marching along and glory hallelujah, march, Prof. Cull

Marching along, Wm. B. Bradbury

Marching song- Battle song, Lowell Mason

Marching thro' Georgia, H. C. Work

Marching through Georgia, Geo. F. Root

Marching through Georgia, Henry C. (Henry Clay) Work [ver2]

Marching through Georgia, Henry C. (Henry Clay) Work[ver2]

Marching through Georgia, Henry C. [ver2]

Marching through Georgia, Henry C. [ver3]

Marching through Georgia, triumphal march, Wm. Dressler

Marching to the music of the Union, Edward N. Catlin

Marcia funeral in memory of Abraham Lincoln, Augustus Buechel

Maryland free, Chas. H. Greene

Maryland guard galop, Chas. Denstedt

Maryland my Maryland schottisch, C. Munzinger

Maryland- my Maryland, Carl Mahr

Maryland my Maryland, Sep. Winner

Maryland- our Maryland, Frank H. Norton

Maryland, fair, Maryland, James W. Porter

Maryland, my Maryland

Maryland, my Maryland-

Maryland, my Maryland-, A. F. Gibson

Maryland, my Maryland-, C. E

Maryland, my Maryland-, C. E [ver2]

Maryland, my Maryland-, Charles Grobe

Maryland, my Maryland, Jas. Randall

Maryland, my Maryland, Julius E. Muller

Maryland, my Maryland-, Sep. Winner

Maryland, my Maryland-, Sep. Winner [ver2]

Maryland's free-, Geo. Lansing Taylor

Massachusetts boys, James Otis Sargent

Massachusetts Volunteers galop quick step, Wm. Dressler

Maudie Moore, Geo. F. Root

Maxy, Silex

May god protect Columbia, J. R. Thomas

McClellan and Pendelton-, W. H. Biddle

McClellan is coming, Wm. Dressler

McClellan is our man- Song of the volunteers, E. W. Locke

McClellan is the man, Henry Cromwell

McClellan is the man, quickstep, Henry Cromwell

McClellan mazurka, T. Edwin Bayley

McClellan schottisch, A. Neuman

McClellan's Richmond march, Ghas. G. Degenhard

McClellan's serenade, S. K. Whiting

Melt the bells, Byrne

Memorial flowers, Mendelssohn Coote

Miantonomoh - galop, Heinrich Furstnow

Military band polka, Ch. Spohr

Military polka, Antonio Barili

Minions- we sleep, but we are not dead, James R. Randall

Minnie Lee, H. L. Schreiner

Minnie Lee, Hermann L. Schreiner

Minnie Minton, James G. Clark

Minute-men, form

Missing, A. A. Hopkins

Mississippi valley sanitary fair grand march, T. Van Berg

Missouri, Macarthy

Mollie's dream waltz, Reissiger

Monitor grand march, E. Mack

Monitor polka, G. Weingarten

Mother I'll come home tonight, Frederick Buckley

Mother is the battle over, Benedict Roefs

Mother is the battle over, Benedict Roefs [ver2]

Mother is the battle over, Henry Werner

Mother is the battle over-, Henry Werner

Mother is the battle over-, Jos. Hart Denck

Mother is the battle over, N. P. B. Curtiss

Mother kissed me in my dream, J. R. Thomas

Mother kissed me in my dream-, J. R. Thomas

Mother kissed me in my dream, J. R. Thomas [ver2]

Mother kissed me in my dream-, J. R. Thomas [ver2]

Mother kissed me in my dream, J. R. Thomas[ver2]

Mother waiting for the news, Henry Castle

Mother would comfort me, Charles Carroll Sawyer

Mother, can I go-, J. P. Webster

Mother, come, your boy is dying, Rudolph Wittig

Mother, is the battle over, Benedict Roefs

Mother, is the battle over-, Henry Werner

Mother, is the battle over,or, the b'j's lament, J. W. Turner

Mother, when the war is over, J. W. Turner

Mount boys mount, Charles T. Hammond

Music of the Union, Charles Grobe

Musket galop, Bellak

My beau that went to Canada, G. Wurzel

My boy- how can I see you die-, Henry Tucker

My country dear, I die for thee, Charles E. Ballard

My country so dear, C. Everest

My country 'tis of thee, A. Cull

My country's flag of stars, Anton Straub

My darling boy is slain, Geo. P. Graff

My heart is with the north, J. Haynes

My Jamie is a soldier brave, W. Virgil Wallace

My Jamie's on the battle field, E. A. Parkhurst

My love is on the battle field, Alfred Delaney

My loved one is waiting for me, C. Van W. Fish

My Maryland, James R. Randall

My Maryland, James R. Randall [ver2]

My Maryland, P. P. W

My Maryland, Theod. von La Hache

My mother's kiss is on my brow, E. N. Catlin

My native land, V. L. Remington

My old Kentucky home, good-night, Stephen Collins Foster

My ole home in Alabama 'fo' de war, H. P. Danks

My only brother's gone, M. Keller

My own loved home again, H. S. Thompson

My southern home, J. T. S. Sullivan

My southern home, Mayme C. H. Huff

My southern sunny home, W. S. Hays

My southern sunny home, Will S. Hays

My southern sunny home, Will S. Hays [ver2]

My warrior boy, A. E. A. Muse

My wife and child, F. W. Rosier

My wife and child, James W. Porter

Nameless heroine, B. R. Hanby

Napolitaine, I am dreaming of thee, Alexander Lef

National funeral march, J. E. Schonacker

National hymn (our dear old flag), J. C. Beckel

National hymn (our dear old flag), J. C. Beckel [ver2]

National jubilee, prize song, Konrad Treuer

National set, Sep. Winner

National war song, Margaret J. Lenox

Never surrender, quick step, Edward O. Eaton

New England for the Union, D. B. Worley

New England left out in the cold, C. E. Kimball

New England soldiers, C. A. White

New Jersey calls her sons to arms, D. W. Belisle

New light guard quick step, J. Henry Whittemore

New Orleans military polka, G. Minieri

New Orleans military polka, G. Minieri [ver2]

New star spangled banner, J. P. Webster

New star spangled banner, J. P. Webster [ver2]

Nicodemus Johnson, Oliver Ditson

Night before Petersburgh, Edward Hoffman

Ninth infantry march, B. Beer

No flag but the old flag, Chas. G. Degenhard

No slave beneath that starry flag, Parkhurst

No step backward now-, Charles W. Sykes

No surrender, Henry Douglas

No surrender, Henry Douglas [ver2]

No, I'll not forget you darling, S. Wesley Martin

Nobody hurt, Hermann L. Schreiner

Nomination song, J. E. Haynes

North and south, Geo. F. Root

North Carolina mazurka, Luigi de Perini

North western rifle's march, A. J. Vaas

Northmen awake, J. P. Webster

Not a star from our flag, Geo. W. H. Griffin

Not for gold or precious stones, ---- Hauser

Nothing but a plain old soldier, Stephen Collins Foster

Now den- now den-, B. R. Hanby

Now is the time, Henry Schroeder

Now that you love me-, E. O. Eaton

O come you from the Indies, Geo. F. Root

O dear it made dis darky laugh, Virginia T

O esperance-, Earnest Halphin

O give me a home by the sea, E. A. Hosmer

O give us a navy of iron, James W. Porter

O I'm a good old rebel, Dedicated to the Hon. Thad. Stevens

O Jefferson Davis, how do you do, Chas. G. Degenhard

O pray once more for me mother, Edwy Wells Foster

O search ye well the lists, mother, W. O. Fiske

O- touch not my sister's picture, T. Martin Towne

O 'twill be a happy time when the boys come home, T. O. Conant

O ye tears- O ye tears-, Franz Abt

Oak Hill marche triomphale, Coralie Buard

Obligato, John B. Marsh

Ode to liberty, George Boweryem

Ode to the brave, Ferdinand Mayer

Oh cling to the Union, George R. Poulton

Oh haste on the battle, Geo. F. Root

Oh- I shall wear a uniform, Reed

Oh- I wish this war was over, Will S. Hays

Oh- I'd be a soger boy, T. H. Hinton

Oh Jeff- oh Jeff- how are you now-, Henry Schroeder

Oh- let me shed one silent tear, J. R. Thomas

Oh- let me shed one silent tear, J. R. Thomas [ver2]

Oh mother hear my dying call-, Geo. P. Graff

Oh my old man has gone to war, A War Widow

Oh- send my old man home again, Herman Th. Knake

Oh- Speak to me once more, Henri Cromwell

Oh- take me home to die, Thomas D. Sullivan

Oh- The boys are marching home from the war, Henry Crofts

Oh we miss you at home, H. H. Hawley

Oh- Why should the spirit of mortal be proud-, C. Everest

Oh will my mother never come-, Geo. F. Root

Oh, come you from the battle-field-, Geo. F. Root

Oh, fallen hero, J. P. Webster

Oh, I would this war was over, Geo. A. Russell

Oh, send me one flower from his grave, E. A. Parkhurst

Oh, thou, for a people free- (national anthem), H. P. Danks

Oh, weep no more for brave boys gone, R. Z. Salem

Oh, whisper what thou feelest-, Brinley Richards

Oh, why should the spirit of mortal be proud-, Geo. C. Pearson

Oh, wrap the flag around me boys, R. Stewart Taylor

Old Abe has gone and did it, boys, J. P. Webster

Old Abe they said was an honest man, F. Lafayette

Old Abe, the battle eagle, T. Martin Towne

Old arm good bye, S. L. Coe

Old cotton is king, A.E. Blackmar

Old dominion march, C. Nordendorf

Old folks at home, Stephen Collins Foster

Old honest Abe for me, G. D. S

Old Stonewall, F. Younker

Old Toby's emancipation, Edwy Wells Foster

Ole massa on he trabbels gone, S. K. Whiting

Ole Mose, or Freedom is a comin', Edwy Wells Foster

Ole shady, B. R. Hanby

Ole Shady, the song of the contraband

Ole uncle Abrum's comin', A. C. D'Sandie

On freedom's alter glows a fire-, A Lady of Philadelphia

On guard, R. S. Frary

On picket duty, Carl Lazare

On such a night as this, Wm. S. Pitts

On the eve of battle, sister, J. A. Hills

On the field of battle, mother-, Geo. F. Root

On the field where honor calls us, George Barker

On the mountain's airy summit, Kucken

On the shores of Tennessee, E. P

On the shores of Tennessee, E. T. P

On to Charleston, M. H. Frank

On to Richmond, galop, E. A. Parkhurst

On to Richmond, M. H. Frank

On to the battle, Henry G. Thunder

On to the battle, Henry G. Thunder [ver2]

On to victory-, J. B. Packard

On, on, on, the boys are marching, Geo. F. Root

On, on, on, the boys came marching, Geo. F. Root

Once more the rebels' bugle, George H. Thurston

Once more the rebels' bugle, George H. Thurston [ver2]

One flag or no flag, Clara M. Brinkerhoff

One flag or no flag, R. P. Robbins

One more gallant charge, boys, C. W. van Akin

One more kiss and then good bye, E. C. Phelps

One parting word dear mother, J. W. Porter

Only nine miles to the junction, H. M

Only one man killed to day, Guy F. North

Onward freemen, R. D. Scott

Onward march to victory, or The Patriot flag, J. R. Thomas

Orleans cadets quick step, E. O. Eaton

Our army and navy for ever, Minard W. Wilson

Our army polka, Lidy L. Johnson

Our banner of glory-, W. C. Peters

Our banner shall wave forever, T. H. Howe

Our banner shall wave forever, T. H. Howe [ver2]

Our banner still waves, C. W. H. Temple

Our banner, or The Star spangled banner, Edward Mack

Our banner's constellation, Mathias Keller

Our battle flag, H. Millard

Our beautiful flag, or The Bonnie, red, white and blue, J. C. J

Our boast is the Union, P. R. Nicholls

Our boy is a warrior now, E. G. B. Holder

Our boys afloat, Ernest Leslie

Our boys are all gone to the war, Geo. P. Graff

Our boys are coming home, August Kreissmann

Our boys are coming home, J. E. Hartel

Our boys are coming home, T. Martin Towne

Our boys are home to stay, T. Martin Towne

Our boys are marching home, E. Mack

Our boys have all come home, Will S. Hays

Our boys in blue, grand march, S. Andrews

Our boys in camp, R. J. Lessur

Our boys shoulder to shoulder march, D. L. White

Our brave boys in blue, Wm. S. Pitts

Our captain's last words, Henry C. (Henry Clay) Work

Our captain's last words, Henry C. (Henry Clay) Work [ver2]

Our color guard, Henry Tucker

Our comrade has fallen, O. M. Brewster

Our country and flag, Richard Culver

Our country and flag, Richard Culver [ver2]

Our country has charms, Howard Paul

Our country right or wrong, E. Muzio

Our country, a national song, W. J. Wetmore

Our country's flag forever, Charles H. Greene

Our country's flag forever, Geo. J. Webb

Our country's flag, G. Gumpert

Our country's flag, G. Gumpert [ver2]

Our country's flag, W. Howard Doane

Our country's in danger and calls for you now, J. P. Webster

Our country's starry flag, T. Comer

Our dead soldier boy, John Mahon

Our dress parade, C. M. C

Our duty to our flag, Albert H. Wood

Our first president's quickstep, P. Rivinac

Our flag and the Union forever, Isaiah Ickes

Our flag is there, L. G. Fessenden

Our flag o'er Georgia floats again, Sep. Winner

Our flag shall wave there, Robert Hervey

Our flag, H. Macarthy

Our flag, L. Louis

Our flag, L. Louis [ver2]

Our flag, N. B. Hollister

Our flag, or The Origin of the stars and bars, Henry Macarthy

Our flag, our army and our president-, William H. Perry

Our flag's the flag of Washington, George Barker

Our generals' quickstep, C. S. Grafulla

Our glorious land, land of the free, J. W. Turner

Our good ship sails to night, Stephen C. Massett

Our hearts are with our country, Frank Howard

Our heroes, J. R. Sage

Our Heroes, Nathan Barker

Our Heroes, W. D. Franklin

Our lady of the hospital, H. Millard

Our land of the west, August Strate

Our last grand camping ground, Henry C. (Henry Clay) Work

Our little soldier boy, A. E. Burnett

Our loyal banner, H. Avery

Our march, A High Private for the Piano

Our nation calls for peace again, Sep. Winner

Our nation mourns her martyr'd son, Sep. Winner

Our national banner schottisch, E. A. Benson

Our national flag, J. M. Deems

Our national flag, P. J. Whipple

Our national union march, Chas. Rehm

Our nation's captain, Edward Haynes

Our nation's prophecy, J. E. Haynes

Our native flag, C. Collins

Our native land, James Willard Morris

Our Neutral friend, J. P. Webster

Our noble chief has passed away, J. R. Thomas

Our noble chief has passed away, J. R. Thomas [ver2]

Our own brave boys, Myra McD. Hendrick

Our own, J. P. Webster

Our republic, M. Keller

Our soldier, J. P. Webster

Our soldiers' last march, E. A. Parkhurst

Our soldiers return, Geo. H. Barton

Our soldiers welcome home waltz, F. Albert Kulling

Our soldiers welcome home, J. P. Webster

Our southern flag, J. P. Caulfield

Our starry flag, J. C. Beckel

Our triumph at Manassas, fantasie mazurka, C. McC

Our two-year boys, Lewis Stecher

Our Union right or wrong, Frederick Buckley

Our veteran fathers, N. B. W

Our Volunteers, Adolph Baumbach

Our young soldier's grave, F. W. Smith

Out in this terrible war, H. T. Merrill

Palmetto polka, C. F. Yagle

Parade march of the 22nd Regiment N.Y.S.M., F. B. Helmsmuller

Parade march of the 22nd Regiment N.Y.S.M., Helmsmuller

Parade March, Chas. Fradel

Parade polka march, Theo. von La Hache

Parrott schottische, Amasa Coggeshall

Parson Brownlow polka, Silas G. Pratt

Parson Brownlow's quick step, C. F. Hermann

Parthenia to Ingomar, Stephen Collins Foster

Passing down the line, W. C. Piatt

Patriotic hymn, James S. Drake

Paul Vane, or Lorena's reply, J. P. Webster

Pea Ridge march, Chr. Bach

Peace has come-, August Kreissmann

Peace polka (Polka de la paix), J. C. Viereck

Peace, C. R. Moulton

Pendleton quick step, Auguste Davis

Petersburg polka, John K. Bez

Phebe dearest, tell, oh, tell me-, J. L. Hatton

Polka mazurka militaire, Rudolph Wittig

Polka militaire, Charles Fradel

Poor Carlotta, F. W. Root

Poor kitty popcorn, Henry C. (Henry Clay) Work

Poor kitty popcorn, Henry C. Work

Poor mother- Willie's gone, Theo. F. Seward

Poor old Jeff the shero, S. Dick

Poor oppressed, or The Contraband schottisch, E. A. Benson

Popping the question (Risquer la demande), Theod. von La Hache

Port Royal, grand march, Charlotte Petersen

Potomac artillery grand march, Adolphus Brown

Potomac quick step, Gustave Blessner

Praesident Lincoln - marsch, F. Hoffmann

Pray, maiden, pray-, A. J. Turner

Prayer for the Union - our country, J. M. Deems

President Grant's polka, Ella V. Young

President Jefferson Davis grand march, Flora Byrne

President Lincoln's funeral march, E. Mack

President Lincoln's funeral march, J. T. Wamelink

President Lincoln's grand march, F. B. Helmsmuller

President's hymn, gives thanks, all ye people, A. C. Gutterson

President's march, Federico Gennari

Prest. Lincoln's funeral dirge, Rose Rynder

Prisoner's return, Frank M. Davis

Prize banner polka, Sanderson

Protect the freedman, J. P. Webster

Put it through, Charles Hess

Quickstep of the 5th Co Wash Artillery, Theo. von La Hache

Rally for the banner, Oliver Ditson

Rally for the leader, Geo. D. Herrick

Rally for the Union, Sep. Winner

Rally for the Union, Sep. Winner [ver2]

Rally round the flag, Wm. B. Bradbury

Raw recruit, quadrille, Harvey, B. Dodworth

Rebellion's weak back, F. Wilmarth

Red, white and blue quick step, C. Farringer

Regimental quick step, Jos. E. Kreutzer

Rejoice, our boys are coming home, Geo. C. Deming

Relief waltz, A Southern Lady

Reply to the bonnie blue flag, M. H. Frank

Reply to the bonnie blue flag, M. H. Frank [ver2]

Requiem for a hero, Charles Lemuel Capen

Requiem for Jeff Davis, Bohemia

Requiem in memory of Gen.Semmes, Pauline de Launay Banks

Requiem march in honor of President Lincoln, W. O. Fiske

Requiem, Henry Carter

Requiem, Jules C. Meininger

Requiem, M. Keller

Rest, martyr, rest, Geo. P. Graff

Rest, noble chieftain, C. Archer

Richmond falls, the war is o'er, D. Wheelock

Richmond has fallen, A. E. Wimmerstedt

Richmond has fallen, J. W. Turner

Richmond is a hard road to travel, A.E. Blackmar

Richmond is ours, a patriotic ballad, William Clifton

Richmond is ours-, E. A. Parkhurst

Richmond polka, John K. Bez

Riding a raid, a descriptive gallop, Don Carlos

Riding a raid, J.W. Randolph

Rifleman's grand march, Charles L. Peticolas

Ring the bell, watchman, Geo. F. Root

Ring the bell, watchman-, Henry C. (Henry Clay) Work

Rise for your country, J. W. Pope

Road to Richmond, Dan D. Emmett

Robert E. Lee mazurka, Ealy Green

Rock me to sleep, mother, Ernest Leslie

Rocklawn summer wildwood, Marshall S. Pike

Roll on the cause of freedom, Thomas O'Neill

Roll on the cause of freedom, Thomas O'Neill [ver2]

Rosalie, the prairie flower, Wurzel

Rosecrans' battle march, William Cumming

Rosecrans military schottisch, Sep. Winner

Rosecrans the brave-, J. E. Spratley

Rosecran's victory march, Ch. R. Crosby

Rosecrans victory, schottisch, Gabriel Miesse

Roxbury horse guards quick step, Theo. Weber

Rule Columbia, B. Augusto

Rule Columbia, Joseph W. Turner

Sad is my heart, Frederick Buckley

Sadly the bells toll the death of the hero, Birt Toby

Salut a Beauregard, S. C

Salutation of the flag, galop brilliant, Karl Merz

Sambos right to be kilt, S. Lover

Sam's fast, Awbron's nationair, Asa W. Brown

Sanitary fair galop, Wm. Dressler

Sanitary fair grand march, J. T. Wamelink

Sanitary fair grand march, P. J. Shneider

Sanitary fair- Quadrilles, Fred. Schilling

Sanitary fair, polka, Fred Beyer

Satterlee Polka, Th. Herrmann

Save our flag, J. A. Getze

Save our flag, L. S. Morris

Save the Union, George Felix Benkert

Say, brothers, will you meet us, George Barker

Scenes that are brightest, W. V. Wallace

Scott and the veteran, J. P. Webster

Secession grand march, J. R. Boulcott

Secession March, Caulfield

Secession polka, D. F. Geutbruck

Second fall of Fort Sumter, Jos. Raff

Secretary Chase's grand march, E. Mack

See at your feet a suppliant one, Michael William Balfe

Seventh regiment march, J. M. Leland

Shake hands with Uncle Sam, Charles Carroll Sawyer

Shall freedom droop and die-, Charles G. Leland

Shall I never see my mother, W. Irving Hartshorn

Shall we meet again-, C. Everest

She shall rule in her majesty, Walter Fitzgerald

She stood by the door, J. H. McNaughton

Sheathe the sword America, A. Cardona

Sheridan Guards quickstep, Ch. Bach

Sheridan's ride from Winchester, Wm. Adamson

Sheridan's Ride, Bernard Covert

Sheridan's ride, C. M. Currier

Sheridan's ride, David A. Warden

Sheridan's ride, James C. Beckel

Sherman marched down to the sea, W. C. Peters

Sherman marched down to the sea, W. C. Peters [ver2]

Sherman the brave, J. E. Haynes

Sherman's advance on Savannah, gallop, H. E. Hagenbach

Sherman's march to the sea, G. Ascher

Sherman's march to the sea, Henry Werner

Sherman's march to the sea, J. O. Rockwell

Sherman's march to the sea, J. O. Rockwell [ver2]

Sherman's march to the sea, J. O. Rockwell [ver3]

Sherman's on de track, David A. Warden

Shermans Savannah march, Lizzie Bowers

Shoddy ball, F. E. Garrett

Short rations, Ye tragic and Ye comic

Shoulder arms-, C. G. Dunn

Shoulder arms, Jno. Fickeison

Shoulder arms, Jno. Fickeison [ver2]

Shoulder straps, Fannie A. Brewerton

Signal corps schottische, Mason M. Bunow

Sing for the right, Handel Pond

Sing me a Switzer song, J. W. Groschel

Six hundred thousand, Ernest Leslie

Sixth Regiment Wisconson Volunteers' march, A. W. Kellogg

Sixty three is the jubilee, D. A. French

Sixty three is the jubilee, D. A. French [ver2]

Skedaddle quick step, John Molter

Skedaddle, Geo. Danskin

Skedaddle, George Danskin

Skedaddle, John Molter

Sleep boys in blue, or The Soldiers grave, Charles H. Greene

Sleeping for the flag, Geo. F. Root

Sleeping for the flag, Henry C. (Henry Clay) Work

Sleeping for the flag, Henry C. (Henry Clay) Work [ver2]

Sleeping in the battle field, Karl Reden

Sleeping in the battle field, Karl Reden [ver2]

Sleeping in the valley, A. J. Abbey

Smile and never heed me, E. O. Eaton

So Jeff Davis is acoming, James R. Murray

Softly now- tenderly-, C. S. Harrington

Softly ye night winds, Wm. Vincent Wallace

Soldier bride's farewell, T. M. Brown

Soldier to his mother, Bernard Covert

Soldier's dream song, R. Stewart Taylor

Soldier's dream song, R. Stewart Taylor [ver2]

Soldiers dream waltz, P. C. Prime

Soldiers farewell march, Richard Zellner

Soldier's friend polka quickstep, I. W. Gougler

Soldier's greeting, march militaire, Henry Schoeller

Soldier's greeting, march, A. M. Canthal

Soldier's home medley, Eliza Pattiani

Soldiers of Christ, J. Tuttle Smith

Soldier's return quickstep, G. W. Lovejoy

Sombody's darling, Alex. C. Matheson

Somebody's darling is slumbering here, C. R. Moon

Somebody's darling slumbers here, John P. Ordway

Somebody's darling, E. K. Crawford

Somebody's darling, J. B. Abbott

Somebody's darling, Leon C. Weld

Somebody's darling, Wm. Cumming

Something to love me, E. L. Hime

Song for freedom, F. H. Pease

Song for my Countrymen, Henry Drayton

Song for the Union, Amelia Comfield

Song for the Union, Amelia Comfield [ver2]

Song for the union, W. P. Cunnington

Song for the Union, W. P. Cunnington [ver2]

Song of a thousand years, Henry C. (Henry Clay) Work

Song of our country's daughters, E. Millet

Song of the camp, Louis S. Davis

Song of the guard, J. R. H

Song of the Harris light cavalry, Wm. Hall

Song of the national defenders, T. Buchanan Read

Song of the negro boatman, Edward Wiebe

Song of the negro boatman, J. W. Dadmun

Song of the slave, J. P. Webster

Song of the soldiers, Chas. van Oeckelen

Song of the soldiers, Chas. van Oeckelen [ver2]

Song of the Union troops, James Perry

Song to our flag, Geo. W. Hewitt

Sons of those noble sires, L. Marshall

Soon this weary war'll be over, Henry Fontrill

Soon within the grave I'll slumber, Fredk. Widdows

Sound the trump Columbia, H. V. McCully

Sounds from Fort Delaware, grand waltz, T. M. Todd

Sounds from the old camp ground, T. H. Brand

Southern cheer boys, Schreiner ans Sons

Southern Marseillaise, A Southron

Southern Marseillaise, L. Fanshaw

Southern military grand march, Helen M. Skaats

Southern rights march, B. R. Lignoski

Southern rights polka, A. G. Warner

Southern victory, Wm. Herz

Squirrel hunters march, Jessie Brinley

St. Louis volunteers' quick step, Francis Woolcot

Stand by our flag, L. Gabici

Stand by the banner of Columbia, R. J. Martin

Stand by the banner, H. R. Palmer

Stand by the flag boys, J. P. Hammond

Stand by the flag of the nation, R. M. Hastings

Stand by the flag, Jennie V. Pratt

Stand by the flag, W. B. Brown

Stand by the Union, army song and chorus, C. Butler

Stand by the Union, army song and chorus, C. Butler [ver2]

Stand by the Union, S. O. Freedom

Stand up for the flag, Stephen Collins Foster

Stand up for Uncle Sam, my boys-, Geo. F. Root

Star of the west, John Brougham

Star spangled banner quick step, J. W. Turner

Star spangled flag of our land, F. Koenigsberg

Stars and bars polka, Hermann L. Schreiner

Stars and stripes schottische, James S. Hambaugh

Stars of liberty, E. L. Webster

Stars shine for every life, J. Steeg

Starved in prison, Geo. F. Root

Stick together, Richard Culver

Stick together, Richard Culver [ver2]

Still float spangled banner, B. Cross

Still he kept thinking, John P. Ordway

Stonewall Jackson's last words, Edward Best

Stonewall Jackson's last words, Jules C. Meininger

Stonewall Jackson's midnight review, Louis Grunewald

Stonewall Jackson's midnight review,J. C. Viereck

Stonewall Jackson's prayer, Anton Shide

Stonewall Jackson's prayer, B. A. Whaples

Stonewall Jackson's way, A.E. Blackmar [ver2]

Stonewall Jackson's way, George Willig

Stonewall Jackson's way, Miller and Beacham [ver3]

Stonewall lancers quadrille, John Jacob

Stonewall quick-step, Charles H. Kehr

Stonewall's requiem, M. Deeves

Strike down secession types, George Newton

Strike for our banner bright- national hymn, A. B. Irving

Strike for the flag, Charles Gounod

Strike for the flag, W. M. Sanders

Strike for the right, E. W. Locke

Strike for the right, S. M. Grannis

Strike for the south-, James Pierpont

Strike while the iron's hot,R. Hastings

Strike- ye sons of liberty-, C. W. W

Stuart-, A. E. Blackmar

Sumter, Elizabeth Sloman

Surrender of Vicksburg march, Mary Morrison

Sweetening for English tea, Itolani

Swinging around the circle, E. W. Locke

Swinging 'round the circle, P. G. Salis

Take me home, Eugene Raymond

Take me home, H. L. Schreiner

Take me home, H. L. Schreiner [ver2]

Take me home, Hermann L. Schreiner

Take me home, Raymond

Take your gun and go, John, H. T. Merrill

Take your gun and go, John, H. T. Merrill [ver2]

Take your gun and go, John, H. T. Merrill [ver3]

Take your harps from silent willows, T. Martin Towne

Tell him I'm ready, James M. Stewart

Tell me, is my father coming home-, Frederick Buckley

Tell me, little twinkling star, G. W. H. Griffin

Tell me, mother, can I go, Wm. B. Tremaine

Tell mother I die happy, Jabez Burns

Tell my mother not to weep, Charles H. Pease

Tenderly bury the fair young dead, William Cumming

Tenting on the old camp ground, M. F. H. Smith

Tenting on the old camp ground, Walter Kittredge

Tenting on the old camp ground, Walter Kittredge [ver2]

Terrible tough, B. R. Hanby

Thanksgiving anthem, J. R. Fairlamb

Thanksgiving hymn, James B. Taylor

That Banner of stars, J. C. Meininger

That missing voice, T. Martin Towne

That southern wagon, Will S. Hays

That's so, or The Union cause is gaining ground, J. P. Webster

That's what the niggers then will do, Geo. H. Barton

The Adieu, march, Luigi de Perini

The Adjutants polka, R. B. Clark

The Alabama and Kearsarge, Frank Wilder

The Alabama, F. W. Rosier

The Alabama, T. von La Hache

The American banner, H. H. Pierson

The American eagle schottisch, George King

The American ensign, J. P. Webster

The American ensign, J. P. Webster [ver2]

The American flag, L. S. D. Rees

The American flag, Will. S. Hays

The American flag, Will. S. Hays [ver2]

The American hero's march, Francis Barrington

The American jubilee- Freedom triumphant, John M. Loretz

The American ram, R. S. Frary

The American soldiers chant, T. Jefferson Hunt

The American standard, A. Bagioli

The Appeal of a nation, Charles Edwards

The Ark of our union, E. H. Pendleton

The Arms of Abraham, Sep. Winner

The Army parade march, Louis Berge

The Artillery galop, James W. Long

The Assassin's Vision, J. W. Turner

The Badge my soldier wore, Jean Foster

The Banner of the free, E. C. Benedict

The Banner of the free, Franz Staab

The Banner of the Sea, Bernard Covert

The Banner of the stars, George William Warren

The Banner of the stars, George William Warren [ver2]

The Banner song, Wm. Dressler

The Banners of peace, Julia Brainard

The battle cry of freedom, Geo. F. Root

The Battle cry of freedom, Geo. F. Root [ver2]

The Battle hymn of the north, Isaac G. Reed

The Battle in the clouds, M. Keller

The Battle of Fort Donellson,Charles Grobe

The Battle of Gettysburg, J. C. Beckel

The Battle of liberty, Richard Culver

The Battle of Manassas, Blind Tom

The Battle of New Orleans, Charles Grobe

The Battle of Roanoke Island, Charles Grobe

The Battle of Shiloh, or Pittsburg Landing, Ch. Grobe

The Battle of Shiloh, or Pittsburgh Landing, Charles Grobe

The Battle of Winchester, Charles Grobe

The battle-cry of freedom, Hermann L. Schreiner

The Beauregard Manassas quickstep, A. Noir

The Beauregard Manassas quickstep, A. Noir [ver2]

The Beauregard or Fort Sumter polka march, Victoria C

The Bell and Everett schottisch, Francis H. Brown

The Bell schottisch, Wilhelm Dressler

The Black brigade, Dan D. Emmett

The Blind slave boy, J. William Suffern

The Blind slave boy's call, A. J. Abbey

The Blind soldier's lament, Edgar G. Spinning

The Blue and the gray, J. H. McNaughton

The Blue and the gray, J. H. McNaughton [ver2]

The Blue and the grey, Felix Schelling

The Blue and the grey, George H. Briggs

The Bombardment and surrender of Fort Pulaski, Charles Grobe

The Bonnie blue flag, Harry Macarthy

The Bonnie blue flag, Harry Macarthy [ver2]

The Bonnie blue flag, Harry Macarthy [ver3]

The Bonnie blue flag, Harry Macarthy [ver4]

The Bonnie blue flag, Harry Macarthy [ver5]

The Bonnie blue flag, quickstep, J. C. Viereck

The Bonnie blue flag, with variations, S. Schlesinger

The Bonnie flag with 34 stars, A.C. Peters

The Bonnie flag with the stripes and stars, Henry Werner

The Bonnie flag with the stripes and stars, T. M. Brown

The Bonnie old flag, Reed

The Bonny boys in blue, H. Angelo

The Boys are coming home, Hermann T. Knake

The Boys are coming home, J. W. Turner

The Boys are coming home, R. E. Henninges

The Boys are coming home, R. E. Henninges [ver2]

The Boys are coming home, Robert Lowry

The boys are marching home, J. G. Huntting

The boys came marching, or The Prisoner free, Geo. F. Root

The Boys in blue are coming home, A. E. Wimmerstedt

The Boys in blue are coming, James M. Deems

The Boys in blue of '62, Martha H. Marsh

The Boys in blue, T. N. Caufield

The Boys that wear the blue, Henry Tucker

The Brave veteran boys, Richard Zellner

The Breckinridge schottisch, William Cumming

The Brightest eyes, Stigelli

The Burgesses quadrille, G. A. Patz

The Captain (in his whiskers), Francis Held

The Captain with his whiskers, C. L. Peticolas

The Captain with his whiskers, T. Comer

The Captain, Guillaume Gervaise

The captains sly glance, N. P. B. Curtiss

The Captain's sly glance, William J. Wetmore

The Capture of Fort Donelson, Ch. Grobe

The capture of Island No. 10, Charles Grobe

The Carpet-bagger, Alfred von Rochow

The Chelsea war widow, Charlie Pettengill

The Chicago copperheads, James G. Clark

The Children of the battlefield, James G. Clark

The Chimes of the monastery, Leopold Meignen

The Christian commission, Alfred Delaney

The Coat of faded grey, H. M. Hall

The Conquered banner, Theod. von La Hache

The Conquered banner, Theod. von La Hache [ver3]

The Conquered banner, Theod. von La Hache [ver4]

The Conquered banner, Theod. von La Hache [ver5]

The Conquered flag, Charlie L. Ward

The Conscript's mother, Henry Bedlow

The Constitution as it is, the Union as it was, Will. S. Hays

The Contraband schottische, Sep. Winner

The Contrabands jubilee, A. J. Higgins

The Copperhead of 1865, James G. Clark

The Corporal's musket, C. Hatch Smith

The Cottage by the sea, J. R. Thomas

The Cottage of the dear ones left at home, J. A. Butterfield

The Cross of the south, Blackmar & Co

The Cross of the south, Blackmar & Co [ver2]

The Cruel war is over-, A. Kreissmann

The Cruel war is over, Jenny, Geo. P. Graff

The Cruel war quick step, Sep. Winner

The Cumberland, F. Boott

The Darling of the camp, B. Litz

The Dawn of peace, Samuel Jordan

The Dawning of peace, march, J. W. Turner

The Day star of freedom, J. W. Turner

The Dear old flag, Wm. B. Bradbury

The Dearest spot, W. T. Wrighton

The Death knell is tolling, J. F. Fargo

The Death of Sarsfield, Gustavus Geary

The Defenders, Werner Steinbrecher

The Deserted rebel mansion, I. W. Gougler

The Dixie galop, F. B. Helmsmuller

The Doctor's call polka, Rudolph Wittig

The Drum march of the guards, Geo. T. Evans

The Drummer boy of Antietam, Albert Fleming

The Drummer boy, Will S. Hays

The Drummer of Vicksburg, P. de Geer

The Drum-tap rattles thro' the land, national song, M. Colburn

The Dying drummer boy, Elliott C. Howe

The Dying drummer boy, Louis Grube

The Dying drummer, Parkhurst

The Dying flag bearer, Emma Scarr Ledsham

The Dying soldier boy, J. T. Wamelink

The Dying soldier, J.W. Davies

The Dying soldier, or Kiss me good night mother, Edward Clark

The Dying soldier, W. Kipp

The dying volunteer, A. E. A. Muse

The Dying volunteer, Andrew Boyd

The Dying volunteer, G. Gumpert

The Dying volunteer, J. P. Webster

The Dying young chaplain, S. W. Paine

The Eagle of freedom, Alfred von Rochow

The Emblem of freedom, C. M. C

The Emblem of freedom, C. M. C. [ver2]

The Empty sleeve, Henry Badger

The Empty sleeve, J. W. Dadmun

The Ensign of glory, Roswell Park

The Ensign of glory, Roswell Park [ver2]

The Evacuation, Reed

The Exile's farewell, A Lady of New York

The Faded coat of blue, J. H. McNaughton

The Faded coat of blue, J. H. McNaughton [ver2]

The Fall of Richmond, Joseph Raff

The Fall of Sumter, J. W. Turner

The Flag is at halfmast, Wm. Willing

The Flag of America, Henri Melville

The Flag of Columbia shall float o'er us still, H. Millard

The Flag of Columbia, Wm. Aubrey Powell

The Flag of freedom, Hugh A. Clark

The Flag of my country, J. C. Beckel

The Flag of our Union for ever, A. Cull

The Flag of our union, B. R. Blackstone

The Flag of our union, Wm. B. Bradbury

The Flag of Prospect Hill, J. W. Bailey

The Flag of Sumter, Thomas D. Sullivan

The Flag of the free eleven, J. T. Viereck

The Flag of the free, H. Millard

The Flag of the free, Harrison Millard

The Flag of the regiment, E. O. Eaton

The Flag of the regiment, E. O. Eaton [ver2]

The Flag of the west, Sautelle

The Flag of Washington, Henry R. Bishop

The Flag of Washington, J. E. Gould

The Flag of Washington, Leonard Marshall

The Flag with thirty four stars, C. S. Root

The Flag with thirty four stars, C. S. Root [ver2]

The Flag with thirty four stars, C. S. Root [ver3]

The Flag without a stain, C. A. White

The Foe, they come, F. Doerinckel

The Fortress Monroe polka, Edgar H. Munson

The Forty Fourth Regiment quick step, C. T. Braman

The Free land, Charles Hess

The Freedman's lament, John S. Murphy

The Freedman's song, F. W. Smith

The Freedman's, Robert Goldbeck

The Furnace blast, John W. Hutchinson

The Gallant Fifth United States Cavalry schottisch, Felix Tettig

The Gallant girl that smote the dastard Tory oh-, Ducie Diamonds

The General, the sergeant, and the flag, Stephen C. Massett

The Gift of our father's, John M. Crossland

The girl I left behind me, Schmidt- Lover

The Girls at home, Henry C. Work

The Good bye at the door, Stephen Glover

The good old Union wagon, S. Matthews

The good old Union wagon, S. Matthews [ver2]

The Grand rally, J. P. Webster

The Grant pill, J. C. Beckel

The Great uprising, galop, E. Muzio

The Green Shenandoah, J. W. Turner

The Greenback, quick step, Sep. Winner

The Happy contraband, Emerson

The happy day has come, Kate, H. T. Merrill

The Happy picket boy, Richard Zellner

The Head of the nation McClellan shall be, C. O. Clayton

The Hearty welcome home, Eastburn

The Heroes of Gettysburg, James Scott

The Hero's grave, T. H. Howe

The Hidden flag, W. G. Fischer

The Hurrah for the red, white and blue, James E. Murdoch

The Invalid corps, Frank Wilder

The Irish brigade, Geo. F. Bristow

The Irish volunteer, J. P. Webster

The Joy of freedom, M. Kuechman

The Knitting song, Albert M. Hubbard

The Land of our forefathers, William Aubrey Powell

The Land we love, C. Csaky

The Land we love, march, Charles O. Pape

The Last broadside, Frederick Buckley

The Last ditch polka, D'Accacia

The Last message, James W. Long

The Last of the Alabama, Eastburn

The Liberty bird, Geo. F. Root

The Liberty schottisch, Henry A. Gross

The Little drummer boy's march, Karl Merz

The Little Major, Henry C. Work

The Lonely sentinel, M. Keller

The Long, long weary day

The Maiden's prayer, Badarzewska

The Marseilles hymn, Rouget de Lisle

The Martyr of liberty, in memory of Lincoln, James G. Clark

The Martyred patriot, grand funeral march, James W. Porter

The Martyrs of Baltimore, J. W. Turner

The Maryland cadets, Geo. F. Cole

The Massacre at Fort Pillow, Jas. Edward Haynes

The Mecca of the free, C. R. Packard

The Men of the west, B. A. Whaples

The Merrill horse, Polyhymnia

The Midnight bugle, William T. Rogers

The Morning is dawning, Herbert S. Leland

The Mountain legion, J. P. Jones

The Mounted rifleman, A. Sedgwick

The Mudsills are coming, G. L. J

The Nameless graves where our heroes lie, C. M. Currier

The Nation in tears- A dirge in memoryof Lincoln, Konrad Treuer

The National funeral march, in honor of Lincoln, C. Everest

The National hymn, Bertrand J. Hoffacker

The National rally, Martin Simonsen

The Nation's hero grand march, Edward Hoffman

The Nation's honored dead, J. W. Turner

The Nation's hymn, Clara M. Brinkerhoff

The Nation's jubilee, A. B. Clarke

The Nation's orphan, P. G. Anton

The Nation's prayer, Louis Grube

The Nation's prayer, Wm. Henry Burr

The Negro boatmans song, L. Orlando Emerson

The Negro emancipation song, J. P. Webster

The Nerves, Lee and Walker

The New emancipation march, Parkhurst

The New skedaddle, John Durnal

The New skedaddle, R. D. Scott

The New York sanitary fair, grand march, N. P. B. Curtiss

The Night before the battle, Jean Louis

The Noble George McClellan, Edwin H. Nevin

The Northern rights, march brilliant, Frederick Schneider

The Northern star, Fred H. Cluett

The Northern volunteers, Jennie M. Torry

The Oath, J. C. Beckel

The Officer's funeral, Norton

The Old chieftan, Edwin Henry

The Old contraband, Rudolph Wittig

The Old flag will triumph yet, J. Henry Whittemore

The Old flag, W. L. Hobbs

The Old flag, W. L. Hobbs [ver2]

The Old house far away,H. T. Merrill

The Old plantation, Wm. Horton

The Old sergeant, Will S. Hays

The Old ship of state, Sarah F. Coombs

The Old Union wagon, John Hogarth Lozier

The One hundred days men, P. N. Wickerman

The Only son is going now, J. S. Reed

The Other side of dixie, Willie Willieson

The Palmetto song, C. H. Mueller

The Palmetto state song, Geo. O. Robinson

The Parting kiss at the door,W. O. Fiske

The Parting, or The Soldier's farewell, Wm. J. Wetmore

The Passing bell, Ellsworth C. Phelps

The Patriot flag, J. R. Thomas

The Patriot mother (Une mere du sud), J. Nores

The Patriot mothers prayer, protect my boy-, J. P. Webster

The Patriot volunteer, James E. Spratley

The Patriot's call, C. Jerome Hopkins

The Patriot's father-land, J. A. Getze

The Patriot's grave, Ed. P. Sprague

The Patriot's grave, M. G. Farmer

The Patriot's hope, S. Le. Breton

The Patriot's hope, Thos. O'Neill

The Patriot's prayer, C. H. Bach

The Peace jubilee, E. A. Parkhurst

The Peace of the valley is fled, S. D. S

The Pennsylvania twenty eigth, E. H. C

The Peoples advent, James G. Clark

The People's song, Converse C. G. Collins

The Picket of the Potomac, Henri F. Hemy

The Picket, W. C. Peters

The Picket's last watch, David A. Warden

The Pickett guard, H. Coyle

The Pickett guard, H. Coyle [ver2]

The Pickett guard, H. Coyle [ver3]

The Plains of Tennessee, T. Martin Towne

The Presidential combat, E. L. Kurtz

The President's emancipation march, Geo. E. Fawcett

The President's grave, L. B. Miller

The President's hymn, J. W. Turner

The Prisoner free, Geo. F. Root

The Prisoner of war, Geo. A. Russell

The Prisoner to his mother, Albert M. Knapp

The Prisoner's lament, D. Becker

The Prisoner's release, or The Dear old flag has come, Eastburn

The Rallying cry, W. E. Bonianco

The Raw recruits, or Abraham's daughter, W. L. Hobs

The Realm of the west, Charles G. Degenhard

The Rebel kingdom falling, E. P. Noyes

The Rebellion, H.P. Sweetser

The Rebel's dream, Charles Reisner

The Rebel's grave, E. A. Ambold

The Rebels' retreat , A Dam Yankee

The Recruit galop, Robert Denton

The Red white and blue march, Edward A. Berg

The Red white and blue, Thos. D. Sullivan

The Red, white and blue of '61, A. Bachmann

The Red, white and blue of '61, A. Bachmann [ver2]

The Republican army and The Cause of liberty, H. M. Addison

The Return of the old flag, sailing up the Tennessee

The Reveille, polka militaire, George Wm. Warren

The Reveille, Sep. Winner

The Reveille, Sep. Winner [ver2]

The Richmond prisoner, Geo. C. Deming

The Rock beside the sea, C. C. Converse

The roll of honor, George Harlow

The roll of honor, George Harlow [ver2]

The Ruler in peace and the leader in war, J. Maurice Hubbard

The Sanitary fair grand march, E. Mack

The Sanitary fair polka, Parkhurst

The Separation, J. C. Englebrecht

The Signal gun, N. P. B. Curtiss

The Slave's appeal, J. P. Webster

The Slaves consolation, T. Martin Towne

The Sleeping hero-, Mendelssohn

The Soldier coming home, H. M. Slade

The Soldier followed the drum, J. B. Packard

The Soldier sleeps- he is not dead, Lyman Heath

The Soldier to his mother, J. P. Webster

The Soldier to his mother, pathetic song, W. U. Butcher

The Soldier's adieu, Albert Lindahl

The Soldier's battle chant, Samuel Finley

The Soldier's battle prayer, B. A. Whaples

The Soldier's bride, marche militaire, R. E. Henninges

The Soldier's bride, R. Hastings

The Soldier's burial, J. B. Packard

The Soldier's death song, Richard L. Edgeworth

The Soldier's dream of home, C. Hatch Smith

The Soldier's dream of home, Felix Shelling

The Soldier's dream, Fr. Sulzner

The Soldier's dream, H. S. Thompson

The Soldier's dying farewell, Parkhurst

The Soldier's friend, John S. Cox

The Soldier's good-by, Christian Beyer

The Soldier's grave, F. Nicholls Crouch

The Soldier's grave, Hermann L. Schreiner

The Soldier's home, S. A. Munson

The Soldier's homeward march, Lizzie M. Miller

The Soldier's hope, Jno. Fickeison

The Soldier's hope, Jno. Fickeison [ver2]

The Soldiers last message, W. L. Peirce

The Soldiers loved ones, J. H. Whittemore

The Soldiers mission, A. W. Morse

The Soldier's mother, H. T. Knake

The Soldiers of Washington, Hazard

The Soldier's orphan bride, Ch. Mathias

The Soldier's polka, Charles D'Albert

The Soldier's prayer before battle, Himmel

The Soldier's prayer, Joseph Dunbar

The Soldiers' prayer, William A. King

The Soldier's request, J. A. Butterfield

The soldier's request, J. Haynes

The Soldier's return polka mazurka, Charles Mayer

The Soldier's return schottisch, T. Van Berg

The Soldier's return, Herman Th. Knake

The Soldier's return, J. R. Thomas

The Soldier's vision, C. Everest

The Soldier's vision, C. Everest [ver2]

The Soldier's vision, C. Everest [ver3]

The Soldier's welcome home, J. P. Jones

The Soldier's widow, H. T. Merrill

The Soldiers wife, Geo. P. Graff

The Soldier's wife, George Barker

The Soldier's wife, William R. Dempster

The Son who was his mother's pride, Alfred Delaney

The Song of Blanche Alpen, Stephen Glover

The Song of freedom, B. F. Baker

The Song of the canteen, H. Lovegrove

The Song of the contrabands, Thomas Baker

The Song of the guard, or The Trooper's death, Alfred Delaney

The Song of the south, James H. Huber

The Songs we sang upon the old camp ground, H. L. Frisbie

The Songs we sang upon the old camp ground, H. L. Frisbie [ver2]

The Sour apple tree, J. W. Turner

The South, Arnaud Preot

The South, our country, J. A. Butterfield

The Southern captive, F. W. Smith

The Southern contraband, M. B. Leavitt [ver2]

The Southern cross, C. L. Peticolas

The Southern cross, Charles Ellerbrock

The Southern girl, or The Homespun dress

The Southern man, Arnaud Preot

The Southern Marseillaise, A. E. Blackmar

The Southern Marseillaise, A. E. Blackmar [ver2]

The Southern soldier boy, C. W. Alexander

The Southern soldier boy, W. Ludden

The Southern states waltz, Joseph Jimenes

The Southron's watchword, Stephen Glover

The Southron's watchword, Stephen Glover [ver2]

The Southron's watchword, Stephen Glover[ver2]

The Spirit of America, the Union, the age, E. C. Lamberty

The Spirit of America, the Union, the age, E. L. Kurtz

The Standard bearer, H. S. Coleman

The Standard of freedom, J. R. Thomas

The standard of the free, John Mahon

The Standard of the free, John Mahon [ver2]

The Star gemmed flag, J. Gaspard Maeder

The Star spangled cross and the pure field of white, Subaltern

The star-gemmed flag, Ja's. Gaspard Maeder

The Starry flag waves o'er thy shore, Joseph Merrefield

The Starry flag waves o'er thy shore, Joseph Merrefield [ver2]

The Starry flag, Robt. Denton

The Stars and stripes are still unfurled, J. E. Kochersperger

The Stars and stripes forever, William J. Lemon

The Stars and stripes of old, Ferdinand Mayer

The Stars and stripes, Chr. E. Hering

The Stars and stripes, George Felix Benkert

The Stars and stripes, J. M. Deems

The Stars and stripes, O. B. Brown

The Stars and stripes, the flag of the free, H. L. Frisbie

The Stars and stripes, Theo. F. Seward

The Stars and stripes, Theo. F. Seward [ver2]

The Stars and stripes, Theo. F. Seward[ver2]

The Stars and stripes, Wm. Lewis

The Stars and the stripes brought me here, J. Remington Fairlamb

The Stars must ever shine, T. H. Hinton

The Stars of our banner, Alice Lane

The Stars of our banner, Alice Lane [ver2]

The Stolen stars, R. Hastings

The Stolen stars, R. Hastings [ver2]

The Stonewall banner, C. C. D

The stripes and the stars, Wm. Dressler

The Substitute broker, Rudolph Wittig

The Swamp angel, Frank Wilder

The Switzer's farewell, Mengis

The Sword of Bunker Hill, Covert

The Sword of Gen. Lee, Carrie R. Stakely

The Sword of Robert Lee, A. E. Blackmar

The Sword of Robert Lee, E. Louis Ide

The Sword of Robert Lee, H. Weber

The sword that my brave boy wore, James G. Clark

The Tattoo, polka militaire, George William Warren

The 'Telligent contraband, Charlie Pettengill

The Temple of liberty, Wm. Berge

The Thirty fifth, Cull

The Torn battle flag, J. E. Hartel

The Traitor and the laws, Eastburn

The Triple hued banner, Asa B. Hutchinson

The Triumph of the old flag, Eastburn

The Trumpet of glory, Gustavus Geary

The Trumpet of war now is calling, Emile G. Sirret

The Two pickets, Ossian E. Dodge

The Unhappy contraband, Will S. Hays

The Union - now and forever-, Robert D. Scott

The Union - now and forever-, Robert D. Scott [ver2]

The Union army march, George A. Mietzke

The Union banner, Nitram- Hyrne

The Union battle cantata, G. Gumpert

The Union bell march, Louie Brewster

The Union Bell polka, Ch. Grobe

The Union forever, for me-, Will S. Hays

The Union- God bless it for ever, A. Lemuel Adams

The Union grand march, Andrew P. Clark

The Union hornpipe, E. J. Wilson

The Union league, T. Martin Towne

The Union medley, Parkhurst

The Union must stand-, C. M. Meriam

The Union polka, John R. Sweney

The Union prayer for victory, E. L. Webster

The Union restored, E. Ludewig Kurtz

The Union restored, E. Ludewig Kurtz [ver2]

The Union soldier's battle song, Richard Culver

The Union soldier's hymn, Augustus Paulsen

The Union victory march, L. A. Tuttle

The Union volunteers, E. C. Saffery

The Union volunteers, E. C. Saffery [ver2]

The Union wagon, Judson

The Union, a national song, J. M. Deems

The Union, J. M. Deems

The Unknown heroes, T. Bircher

The Unknown soldier- (who is he-), Wilson G. Horner

The Unreturning braves, William M. Cook

The Vacant chair, Geo. F. Root [ver5]

The Vacant chair, C. M. Currier

The Vacant chair, Geo. F. Root

The Vacant chair, Geo. F. Root [ver2]

The Vacant chair, Geo. F. Root [ver3]

The Vacant chair, Geo. F. Root [ver4]

The Vacant chair, Geo. F. Root [ver6]

The Venables polka, A. D. Stealey

The Veteran mazurka, Robert Denton

The Veterans' return march, L. A. Tuttle

The Virginian's song of home, J. T. Gosden

The Voice of the army, James G. Clark

The Volunteer, J. C. Viereck

The Volunteer, yankee doodle of 61, Louis Selle

The Volunteer,Harry Macarthy

The Volunteer's call to arms, Lizzie A. Allan

The Volunteer's dream of home, T. H. Howe

The Volunteer's farewell, J. A. Butterfield

The Volunteer's farewell, march, M. J. Giannetti

The Volunteer's good night, J. S. C

The Volunteers marching song, Wm. Briscoe

The Volunteers mother, Geo. A. Mietzke

The Volunteer's vision, Mary H. C. Booth

The Volunteer's wife, Charles Hess

The Volunteers wife, J. P. Webster

The Vow of Washington, Elizabeth Sloman

The War fever galop characteristique, Calixa Lavallee

The War is over darling Kate, M. B. Ladd

The War song of the Union, Wm. Claud Huston

The War will soon be o'er, Walter Kittredge

The Warrior's farewell, J. Woodburn

The Watch-tower of freedom, Francis Held

The Watchword, liberty or death, J. R. Thomas

The Wedding-day is coming, Herman Fluegel

The White crossed banner, N. L. Phillips

The Wounded and dying soldier, L. O. Grover

The Wounded boy at Kenesaw, J. P. Webster

The Yellow rose of Texas, J. K

The young patriot's farewell, J. T. Gardiner

The Young patriots, E. Mack

The Young recruit galop, Rudolph Wittig

The Young volunteer, Alfred Delaney

The Young volunteer, Brigham Bishop

The Young volunteer, J. R. Osgood

The Young volunteer, L. S. Newell

The young volunteer's good-bye, Mary W. Brown

The Young zouaves, J. W. Turner

Then brush away each dripping tear, Jas. W. Johnson

Then wave ye stripes, Mary F. Howell

Then you'll remember me, Balfe

There is life in the old land yet, A. F. Gibson

There's a dear vacant chair by the hearthstone, G. R. Lampard

There's a proud noble flag, Orramel Whittlesey

There's a sound among the forest trees, Wm. B. Bradbury

There's a sound among the forest trees, Wm. B. Bradbury [ver2]

There's life in the old land yet, Edward O. Eaton

There's life in the old land yet, Edward O. Eaton [ver2]

There's light on the wave, Arthur T. Lee

There's music in the air, G. F. Root

They all came home but mine, J. H. McNaughton

They are coming from the wars, J. H. Ross

They buried him in a watery grave, J. W. Turner

They have broken up their camps, Geo. F. Root

They have broken up their camps, Geo. F. Root [ver2]

They have broken up their camps, Geo. F. Root [ver3]

They pray for us at home, Frank Walters

They said my love would change with time, Stephen Glover

They sleep in lonely southern graves, N. B. Hollister

They sleep in the far sunny southland, O. N. Haskins

They told me not to love him, E. Thomas

Thine, ever thine, Emma Wade

Think of your head in the morning, Charlie L. Ward

Those Sabbath bells, J. R. Stevenson

Thou, oh- glorious queen of nations-, Vincent Minnelli

Thr Union and the constitution, Fredk. Widdows

Three cheers for Abe and Andy, Chas. B. Brigham

Three cheers for our banner, A. A. Allen

Three cheers for our Jack Morgan, Emmett

Three cheers for the Union-, Ernest

Three cheers for the Union-, Ernest [ver2]

Three hundred thousand more-, George R. Poulton

Three times three for the dear old flag, W. J. Wetmore

Tidings sad must be conveyed, P. Hancox

Tiger leap polka redowa, C. Koppitz

'Tis finished, Geo. F. Root

'Tis finished-, or Sing hallalujah, Henry C. Work

'Tis finished-, or Sing hallelujah, Henry C. Work

'Tis growing very dark, mother, Frederick Buckley

'Tis midnight in the southern sky, F. W. Smith

To arms- To arms-, Thomas D. Sullivan

To arms- to arms-, Thomas D. Sullivan [ver2]

To arms- to arms-, William F. Otten

To Canaan, C. S. Brainard

To Canaan, Eben A. Kelly

To Canaan, W. Williams

To whom it may concern, Carl Lazare

Toll the bell mournfully, C. Everest

Traitor spare that flag, Henry Russell

Tramp- tramp- tramp- (the prisoner's hope), Geo. F. Root

Tramp- tramp- tramp- (the prisoner's hope), Geo. F. Root [ver2]

Tramp- tramp- tramp- (the prisoner's hope), Geo. F. Root [ver3]

Tramp- tramp- tramp- (the prisoner's hope), Geo. F. Root [ver4]

Tramp- tramp- tramp- (the prisoner's hope), Geo. F. Root [ver5]

Tramp- tramp- tramp- (the prisoner's hope), Geo. F. Root [ver6]

Tread lightly where the hero sleeps, D. W. Belisle

Tread lightly where the hero sleeps, D. W. Belisle [ver2]

Tread lightly ye comrades, Sarah Crane

Tread lightly, ye comrades, Sadie Crane

Tread lightly, ye comrades, Sadie Crane [ver2]

Treasury rats, T.J. Hall

Trefoil quick step, Thomas O'neill

Trio Waltz, S. Schlesinger

Trumpet quickstep, Louis Brachet

T'was bright but t'was a dream-, A Lady of Virginia

'Twas he, the father and the son, M. A. L

Twenty Third Regiment galop, Ernest Delamere

Twinkling stars are laughing, love, John P. Ordway

U. S. Army calls, a military quadrille, Robert Stoepel

U. S. G., Dan D. Emmett

U. S. Grant is the man, J. C. J

U. S. Navy Quadrille, Robert Stoepel

U. S. zouave cadets quick step, A. J. Vaas

Ulysses leads the van, E. W. Locke

Ulysses S. Grant, march funebre, H. Mollenhaupt

Ulysses waltzes, John Molter

Uncle Abe and the rebellious boys, T. M. Watson

Uncle Abram, bully for you, G. R. Lampard

Uncle Joe's hail Columbia-, Henry C. (Henry Clay) Work

Uncle Joe's hail Columbia-, Henry C. (Henry Clay) Work [ver2]

Uncle Sam is bound to win, Ernest Leslie

Uncle Sam, Howard Paul

Uncle Sam, Mary Kinnear Grute

Uncle Sam, what ails you-, John M. Loretz

Uncle Sam's boys, J. P. Webster

Uncle Sam's funeral, Silex

Uncle Sam's hotel, Frank Wilder

Uncle Samuel, his feast, J. H. McNaughton

Uncle Samuel, his feast, One of Ye Guests

Under the lilac he sleepeth, J. W. Turner

Unfurl the flags-, Geo. R. Poulton

Unfurl the glorious banner, Henry Kleber

Unfurl the stars and stripes, Richard Culver

Union and liberty forever, W. O. Perkins

Union and liberty, Chas. G. Degenhard

Union and liberty, Gustave Bessner

Union and liberty, John Seltzer

Union Army grand march, W. K. Batchelder

Union Bell schottische, James Bellak

Union cavalry galop, J. Zundel

Union for ever, George R. Cromwell

Union grand march militaire, Edgar M. Porter

Union league grand march, S. G. Pratt

Union march, Hans Krummacher

Union march, L. A. Belknap

Union of the states polka, J. Sippell

Union polka and march, George R. Poulton

Union quadrille, J. S. Knight

Union quadrilles, Thomas Baker

Union song, or Uncle Sam, A. E. Wimmerstedt

Union volunteer, N. Mendal Shafer

Union Volunteer's quickstep, H. N Hempsted

Union waltz, Lucius Merrifield

Union war galop, William Dressler

Union war quick-step, R. Z. Salem

Union war song, J. H. Cooley

Union, God and liberty, S. Wesley Martyn

United forever-, G. T. Evans

United States battle march, Ch. Thein

United States lancers, Wm. Dressler

Up- and arm-, E. B

Up with the banner boys, Florence Lewis

Up with the banner, H. S. Perkins

Up with the flag, N. Ravnkilde

Up with the flag, Wm. B. Harrell

Up with the standard, William T. Urquhart

Up with the stars and stripes, Gounod

Up, up with our banner, Thos. Comer

Vale of rest, J.W. Burke

Vallandigham schottisch, R. Linter

Vesper song, R. Stewart Taylor

Veteran's grand march, G. W. Lovejoy

Veteran's march, Jas. E. Magruder

Veteran's march, Jas. E. Magruder [copy 2]

Veteran's polka, Ch. Bach

Vice President Andrew Johnson's grand march, L. W. Eastman

Vicksburg is taken, boys-, Edmund W. Hicks

Vicksburg schottisch, E. O. Eaton

Victory at last-, Wm. B. Bradbury

Victory march for the United States, 1865, Michael Perabo

Victory march triumphal, Rudolph Wittig

Victory march, Edward Ambuhl

Violetta, or I'm thinking of a flower, Edward O. Eaton

Virginia quick step, B. R. Lignoski

Virginia, J.W. Randolph

Virginia, Tip Smith

Virginian Marseillaise, F. W. Rosier

Viva Columbia, F. Losse

Viva l' Union, J. Remington Fairlamb

Viva l'America, H. Millard

Voices from the south, A Southern Lady

Volunteer guards quickstep, G. R. Lampard

Volunteer polka, Robert Goldbeck

Volunteer song, Theodore Koerner

Volunteer waltz, Charles Young

Volunteer's march, Morin Lowden

Vote for uncle Abe, Pip Winkle

Wait love until the war is over, T. M. Todd

Wait love until the war is over, T. M. Todd [ver2]

Wait love until the war is over, T. M. Todd [ver3]

Wake Nicodemus, Geo. F. Root

Wake Nicodemus-, Henry C. (Henry Clay) Work

Wake Nicodemus-, Henry C. (Henry Clay) Work [ver2]

Wanted - a substitute-, Frank Wilder

War hymn, E. Moore

War march, J. H. McNaughton

War song for '61, John R. Mitchell

War song of the 69th regiment, Augustus Cull

War song, Mathias Keller

Warren guards quick step, Charles H. Kehr

Warrior's battle march, T. H. Howe

Washington and Lincoln, Henry C. (Henry Clay) Work

Washington and Lincoln, Henry C. (Henry Clay) Work [ver2]

Washington and Our Country, Nathaniel Bailey

Washington artillery polka march, A. E. Blackmar

Washington artillery polka march, J. E. Blackmar

Washington artillery polka march, J. E. Blackmar [ver2]

Washington greys grand march, H. A. Daly

Washington's call from the grave, C. H. Goldey

Watching waiting for the morning, A. B. Irving

Way down in dixie, Jerry Blossom

Wayward brothers, J. H. McNaughton

We are are coming father Abraham, S. J. Adams

We are coming father Abraam, 300,000 more, Ferdinand Mayer

We are coming father Abra'am, L. O. Emerson

We are coming father Abra'am, Nathan Barker

We are coming father Abraham, A. B. Irving

We are coming home tommorrow, Frank Wilder

We are coming, father Abra'am, A. Cull

We are coming, father Abraam, P. S. Gilmore

We are coming, father Abraham, J. A. Getze

We are coming, T. M. Brown

We are going on to Richmond, A. Bagioli

We are marching on to Richmond, E. W. Locke

We are marching on to victory, Carl Herman

We are rising as a people, Philip Phillips

We are the gay and happy suckers, J. P. Webster

We are the true sons of freedom, Marshall S. Pike

We conquer or die, James Pierpont

We conquer, or die-, James Pierpont

We have parted, Ella Wren

We know that we were rebels, or Why can we not be brothers, Charlie L. Ward

We laid the soldier down to rest, Henry Cromwell

We may meet again in gladness, E. A. Samuels

We mourn our fallen chieftain, M. B. Ladd

We never can forget it, or Memories of Andersonville prison pens, Henry Tucker

We never can forget it, or The Memories of Andersonville prison pen, Henry Tucker

We parted with a cheerful smile, or The Soldier's return, M. Keller

We shall meet him by and by, C. T. Lockwood

We shall miss you, dearest brother, Edward Haynes

We stand beneath our flag, Charles Gounod

We wait beneath the furnace blast, T. Martin Towne

We wait beneath the furnace blast, W. O. Perkins

We will be free, Bernard Covert

We will follow him forever, A. W. Lawson

We will not retreat any more, C. Ascher

We will not retreat any more, G. Ascher

Wearin' of the grey, Tar Heel

Wearing of the blue, H. E. Church

Wedding bells march, A. P. Wyman

Weep for the brave, S. H. L

Weep not comrades for me, George Reed Cromwell

Weep o'er the heroes as they fall, J. W. Turner

Weeping, sad and lonely, or When this cruel war is over, Henry Tucker

Weeping, sad and lonely, or When this cruel war is over, Henry Tucker [ver2]

Weeping, sad and lonely, or When this cruel war is over, Henry Tucker[ver2]

Welcome soldiers-, C. Everest

Welcome song of the 40th Wisconson volunteers, T. Martin Towne

Welcome to our gallant boys-, M. Keller

Welcome to the returned volunteers, J. E. Haynes

Welcome- Welcome- gallant soldiers, Bernard Covert

We'll all go home again, A. B. Whitlock

We'll conquer or die, H. Gordon

We'll defend the old flag, Chas. C. Decenhard

We'll die on the field or be free, Sam. Finley

We'll fight for uncle Abe, Frederick Buckley

We'll fight it out here on the old union line, Geo. F. Root

We'll go down ourselves, Henry C. (Henry Clay) Work

We'll go marching, T. Brigham Bishop

We'll go with Grant again, Henry Tucker

We'll soon be marching home, G. R. Herbert

We're freemen now, Charles C. Sontag

We're marching down to dixie's land, E. W. Locke

We're marching down to dixie's land, E. W. Locke [ver2]

We're passing the bridge, mother, M. W. Hanchett

We're tenting on the old camp ground, J. W. Turner

We's a g'wine to fight, J. E. Haynes

West Virginia grand march, E. A. Weber

We've a million in the field, Stephen Collins Foster

We've drunk from the same canteen, James G. Clark

Whack, row de dow-, or A Hunkey boy is yankee doodle, W. L. Hobbs

Wilson's Zouave Quickstep, Frances Isabella King