SM1)(2)"Camps, Tramps, and Battlefields". Music to "Maudie Moore" enclosed. Chicago, 1865.....$25 each
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SM2)(2)"Mother Kissed Me in My Dream". Sung by Mme. Anna Bishop. Words by George Cooper. Music by J.R. Thomas. New York, 1864.....$35 each
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SM3)"Tell Me of My Darling Boy".The Mother's Reply to Just Before the Battle. Song and chorus by Harry Buckline. Toledo, Ohio, 1864.....$35
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SM4)"Memory Bells, Darling, How Can I Forget Thee?" Sung by Mr. Frank Leslie, of Bryant's Minstrels. Written and composed by Henry Tucker. New York, 1863.....$30
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SM5)"I Am Lonely Tonight".Written by G.W.H. Griffin.....$25
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SM6)"Charming Collection of Music".Music of "The Refugee" enclosed. Composed by Will S. Hays.Louisville, Kentucky, no date of publication.....$25
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SM7)"Kiss Me ,Mother, Kiss Your Darling". Song and chorus. Words by Letta C. Lord. Music by George F. Root. Cleveland, 1864.....$30
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SM8)"Dear Old Southland", music by Turner Layton, Lyric by Henry Creamer, sung by Sophie Tucker. Published by Jack Mills Inc.....$35
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SM9) "Away Down South in Heaven", 1927, words by Bud Green, music by Harry Warren. Published by Shapiro, Bernstein and Co, Inc, NY.....$15
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SM10)"Darling Nelly Gray", A Song with Chrous by B.R. Hanby. Published Augusta, GA and New Orleans, LA.....$150
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SM11)"Tramp! Tramp! Tramp!, or The Prisoner's Hope", Song and Chorus by George F. Root, 1864. Published by Root and Cady, Chicago, IL.....$50
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SM12) "My Old Kentucky Home, Good Night", 1853, written and composed by Stephen C. Foster, as sung by Christy's Minstrels. Published by Firth, Pond, and co., NY.....$50
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SM13) "National Melodies", published by 'Russell & Colman'.....$TBD
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