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Submissions from 1865
Captain Jinks, T. Maclagan and Oliver Ditson & Co.
Funeral March, Henry Mayer and Wm. A. Pond & Co.
How Can I Bear to Part from Thee, Julius C. Meininger, Thomas B. Long, and A. C. Peters & Bro
In Memoriam, H. T. Merrill, Mrs. E. J. Bugbee, and H. T. Merrill & Co
In Memoriam, H. T. Merrill, Mrs. E. J. Bugbee, and Merrill & Brennan
In Memoriam, H. T. Merrill, Mrs. E. J. Bugbee, and Root & Cady
Funeral March, Karl Merz and John Church, Jr.
For God & Liberty, H. Millard and Firth, Son & Co.
[The] President’s Grave, L. B. Miller, Edwin S. Babbitt, and S. Brainard's Sons
President Lincoln’s Funeral March, Francis Mueller and A. C. Peters & Bro.
Abraham’s Daughter, F. H. H. Oldfield and M. Gray
Funeral March, John K. Paine and Beer & Schirmer
Funeral March, Mrs. E. A. Parkhurst and Horace Waters
Oh, Send Me One Flower From His Grave, Mrs. E. A. Parkhurst, Mrs. M. A. Kidder, and Horace Waters
Oh, Why Should the Spirit of Mortal Be Proud, Geo. C. Pearson and H. M. Higgins
Oh, Why Should the Spirit of Mortal Be Proud, Geo. C. Pearson and Oliver Ditson & Co.
Oh, Why Should the Spirit of Mortal Be Proud, Geo. C. Pearson and Oliver Ditson & Co.
Funeral March, W. E. M. Pettee and J. R. Cory
Mournful Sounds, Louis Piket and A. C. Peters & Bro.
Savior of our Country, James W. Porter and J. J. Dobmeyer & Co
[The] Martyred Patriot, James W. Porter and J. Marsh
[The] Savior of our Country, James W. Porter and J. Marsh
Antony and Cleopatra, Jas. W. Porter, WM. H. Lytle, and Chas. W. A. Trumpler
Come Home Oh! Come Home, Edgar Reed and Emily P. Williams
Abraham Lincoln’s Funeral March, W. J. Robjohn
Funeral March, Charles E. Rogers and S. Brainard's Sons
Farewell Father, Friend, and Guardian, Geo. F. Root, L. M. Dawn, and Root & Cady
Farewell Father, Friend, and Guardian, Geo. F. Root, L. M. Dawn, and S. Brainard's Sons
Farewell Father, Friend, and Guardian, Geo. F. Root and Root & Cady
Glory! Glory! Or the Little Octoroon, Geo. F. Root and Root & Cady
On, On, On, The Boys Came Marching, Geo. F. Root and Root & Cady
President Lincoln’s Funeral Dirge, Rose Rynder and J. Marsh
National Funeral March, J. E. Schonacker and John Church, Jr.
National Funeral March, J. E. Schonacker and John Church, Jr.
A Gloom is Cast o’er All the Land, Henry Schroeder and Horace Waters
Enjolras; The Song of the Patriot, Edmundus Scotus and D. P. Faulds
Oh, Why Should the Spirit of Mortal Be Proud, A. Sedgwick and Wm. A. Pond & Co.
Jeff’s Race for the Last Ditch, W. Dexter Smith Jr., Fritz Eustance, and G. D. Russell & Company
I Have No Mother Now, Franz Staab and H. M. Higgins
Let the President Sleep, James M. Stewart, Geo. A. Brown, and J. R. Cory
Funeral March; or March Funebre, W. S. and Wm. A. Pond & Co.
Our Noble Chief Has Passed Away, J. R. Thomas, Geo. Cooper, and Wm. A. Pond & Co.
[The] Nation Mourns Her Chief, H. S. Thompson and Balmer & Weber
Old Abe; The Battle Eagle, T. Martin Towne, L. J. Bates, and H. N. Hempsted
[The] Nation In Tears, Konrad Treuer and R. C.
[The] Nation In Tears, Konrad Treuer, R. C., and Wm. Jennings Demorest
Nation’s Honored Dead, J. W. Turner, Miss M. J. Bishop, and C. C. Clapp & Co
Live but One Moment, J. W. Turner and Henry Tolman & Co.
[The] Assassin’s Vision, J. W. Turner and Henry Tolman & Co.
[A] Nation Weeps, J. W. Turner and Oliver Ditson & Co.
Little Tad, J. W. Turner and Oliver Ditson & Co.
Live but One Moment, J. W. Turner and S. Brainard's Sons
Lay Him to Rest, J. W. Turner and W. Dexter Smith Jr.
She Had Such Wheedling Ways, S. Tute and Henry Tolman & Co.
Jeff’s Last Proclamation, Union and H. L. Story
Requiem, George William Warren and Wm. A. Pond & Co.
Funeral March, Charles Wels and Firth, Son & Co.
Saule- Pleureur; Weeping Willow, B. A. Whaples and Blelock & Co.
President Lincoln’s Funeral March, B. A. Whaples and E. A. Benson
My Darling Boy is Dead, J. H. Whittemore, A. Wanless, and J. Henry Whittemore
[The] Flag is at Half Mast, William Willing and Oliver Ditson & Co.
[A] Nation Mourns Her Martyr’d Son, Sep. Winner, Alice Hawthorne, and Lee & Walker
Carry Me Back to Tennessee; or Ellie Rhee, Sep. Winner and Sep. Winner & Co.
Abraham Lincoln’s Funeral March, William Wolsieffer
Funeral March, William Wolsieffer and Oliver Ditson & Co.
Ring the Bell, Watchman, Henry Clay Work and Root & Cady
Submissions from 1864
General Burbridge’s Victory March, E. Amende and John Church, Jr.
Prayer For Peace, A. Bagioli and Firth, Son & Co.
Campaign March, Adolph Baumbach and S. Brainard's Sons Co.
Monastery Bells, A. Baumbach and Henry Tolman & Co.
“Richmond on the 'James'” and “Bingen on the Rhine”, T. E. Bayley, Exile, Mrs. Norton, and Blackmar & Bro.
All Quiet Along the Potomac Tonight, Ethel Lynn Beers, John Hill Hewitt, and Lamar Fontaine
Abraham the Great and General Grant His Mate, T. Brigham Bishop
God Save the Southern Land, Chaplain Cameron and Geo. Dunn & Company
Clay’s Four Steps Polka, A. Cardona and Louis Grunewald
Our Dress Parade, C. M. C. and J. Church, Jr.
How Are You John Morgan, C. D. Benson
Brise Du Sud, E. Chassaignac, P. Canonge, and Bronze Pen Print
[The] Copperhead of 1864, James G. Clark, John Holland, and Horace Waters
[The] Chicago Copperhead, James G. Clark and Horace Waters
[The] Children of the Battlefield, James G. Clark and Lee & Walker
[The] People’s Advent, James G. Clark, Gerald Massy, and H. M. Higgins
Grant’s the Man, J. M. Darling, G. L. Abdill, and J. Marsh
[The] President’s Hymn, Dr. Muhlenberg, A. C. Cutterson, and H. M. Higgins
The 199 Broad Street Polka, Edward O. Eaton
Now That You Love Me, E. O. Eaton, J. A. Augustin, and Blackmar & Bro.
Childhood, E. O. Eaton, Thomas F. Walker, and Blackmar & Bro.
U. S. G.; National Walk Round, Dan D. Emmett and Wm. A. Pond & Co.
Hard Times In Dixie, Eugarps, M. K., and W. W. Whitney
[A] National Hymn, C. Everest, James Nicholson, and Lee & Walker
Beautiful Dreamer, Stephen C. Foster and Wm. Pond & Co.
Marche Funebre, Chas. Fradel and Wm. A. Pond & Co.
General Grant’s Grand March, Joser Gung'l and Oliver Ditson & Co.
Mount, Boys, Mount, Charles T. Hammond and Oliver Ditson & Co.
Our Nation’s Captain, Edward Haynes, Charles Haynes, and Root & Cady
Nomination Song, James Edward Haynes, Charles Haynes, and H. M. Higgins
Campaign Song for Abraham Lincoln, James Edward Haynes and H. M. Higgins
Make Old Massa Hum, J. E. Haynes, Chas. Haynes, and H. M. Higgins
Evangeline, Will S. Hays and S. Brainard & Sons
Freedom’s Muster Drum, John H. Hewitt and J. C. Schreiner & Son
