"Music," (hardbound book)

"A Song for the Union," poetry and music original "The Brave Volunteer," poetry and music by W.D. Franklin "The Brave Volunteer," poetry and music by W.D. Franklin "Aim Brothers Aim," poetry by Wm. Bourne "Rifle Regiment Set" "Polka Set" "Medley Set" "Christy's Set" "Glastenbury" Franklin "Water Street," W.D. Franklin, July 27, 1862 "Jones 7," (?) W.D. Franklin, July 31, 1862 "Mary O'Conner" "Farewell Song" "A Very Funny Man" "O Beautiful Spring" "Mountain Bugle Song," music and poetry by W.D. Franklin "The Flag's Come Back to Tennepee," music by W.D. Franklin "O Care for them Tenderly," poetry by Bayard Taylor, music by W.D. Franklin "Yes, I Love Thee," poetry by W.J. Black, music by W.D. Franklin, Sandusky City, April 7 1855 "Late One Lovely Summer Evening" "Mus-i-cal Dialogue." Tenor and bass, poetry by Karamsin, music by W.D.F "Silver Wedding Song" to Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Dimock of Rocky Hill "When the Joys of Youth Are O'er" "Echo Song," poetry by Saxe "Spirit At Rest," written at Chicago, Illinois, April 14, 1864 "Recollection of Home," composed by Chas. W. Huntington "The Magnolia of Old Tennessee" "Lament for a Lost Canary Bird," dedicated to Mrs. J.H. Moore, poetry by Mrs. Perry "O Care for them Tenderly," poetry by Rev. G.D. Brewerton "Mountain Bugle Song," written at Harpers Ferry, Virginia, 1861 "General Scott and Corporal Johnson," W.D. Franklin, So. Glastenbury, Ct. "Hark the Curfew," as sung by the Continentals of 1776 with revised edition as sung by The Franklin Quartette of 1875 "Robin Ruff and Gaffer Green," by Henry Russell