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Jenny Get Your Hoe Cake Done, The Celebrated Banjo Song.De hen and chickens went to roost, De hawk flew down and bit de goose [first line]Oh, Jenny get your hoe cake done, my dear [first line of chorus]

Unknown author (Firth & Hall, No.1 Franklin Square, 2012-06-22)

Song Sheet The Dixie of Our Union.Let all good Union men about Come, join us in a glorious shout [first line]Then for our Union we will stand hurrah! hurrah! [first line of chorus]

Unknown author (H. De Marsan, Publisher, 54 Chatham St., 2012-06-22)

And Dat's Another Pull Back; A Sure Enough Corn Song.I dreamp a dream the odder night I dreap I was arunnin [first line]Oh! Dat's another pull back. Holler boys, hey [first line of chorus]

Frank Williams (composer) (W.C. Peters & Sons, 2012-06-22)

Southern Collection of Popular Songs for the Piano. No. 1. Dixey With Southern Words.Oh! Dixie am de paradise whar dey raise de Cotton and de rice [first line]Then come let's go to Dixie, Yah! ho! Yah! ho! [first line of chorus]

Randal M. Weber (lyricist) (J.A. McClure, 2012-06-22)

The Ghost of Uncle Tom.De Fader ob de waters, rolls His deep and muddy tide [first line]Knock! Knock! Knock! When de hour ob midnight come, Oh who is dat a knocking? [first line of chorus]

Miss. Martha Hill (composer) (Horace Waters, 333 Broadway, 2012-06-22)

Little Topsy's Song.Topsy neber was born, Neber had a moder, Specks I growed a nigger brat [first line]This is Topsy's savage song Topsy's cute and clever [first line of chorus]

Miss Eliza Cook (lyricist); Asa B. Hutchinson High Rock (composer); Lynn (composer) (Oliver Ditson, 115 Washington St., 2012-06-22)

Songs of the Virginia Serenaders. Yaller Gals. A Southern Refrain.One day, just at de set ob sun, When de work was did and done [first line]Oh, git home, my yaller gals, for de dew on de grass am shining [first line of chorus]

J. W. Turner (arranger) (Keith's Music Publishing House, 67 & 69 Court St., 2012-06-22)

Latest Sentimental, Comic & Negro Songs By The Popular Thomas E. Powers. Silver Bells Are Ringing, Away Up in De Sky.We rise at de early morn, To work in de field all day [first line]Bress de children, Bress de children, Peter, Bress de children [first line of chorus]

Thomas E. Powers (lyricist); F. Younker (composer) (Mrs. Pauline Lieder, 60 Chatham St., 2012-06-22)

West and Peel's Dat's Another Pull Back, A Sure Enough Corn Song.I dreamp a dream the odder night I dream I was arunnin [first line]Oh! Dat's another pull back. Holler boys, hey [first line of chorus]

Frank Williams (composer) (W.C. Peters & Sons, 2012-06-19)

America's Greatest Song Writer. Jas. A. Bland's Great Songs. Traveling Back to Alabam. Plantation Song & chorus.Down in good old Alabama is de place whar I was born [first line]All de children used to sing in de ebening on de green [first line of chorus]

Mannie Friend (lyricist); Jas. A. Bland (composer) (Mrs. Pauline Lieder, 60 Chatham Street, 2012-06-19)

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