The camp-fire songster
Subtitle: a collection of popular, patriotic, national, pathetic, and jolly songs, suited for the camp or march, containing a number of songs never before printed
Publisher: Dick & Fitzgerald
Published: 1862
Place of publication: New York
Language: eng
Number of pages: 70
Subjects: Texts; Patriotic music; Songs and music; National songs; History
Notes: Without music.

Includes index.

In yellow wrapper, with illustration on cover [p. 1] and advertisements and contents of other publications on cover [p. 2-4] and closing pages. Rear cover partially detached.
Table of contents: title: A big thing on ice; title: Abraham's daughter; title: a good time coming, boys; title: A glass is good; title: America; title: Annie Laurie; title: Auld lang syne; title: A Yankee ship and a Yankee crew; title: Benny Havens; title: Bully for us; title: Camp war song; title: Columbia, the gem of the ocean; title: Come, landlords, fill; title: Come, raise the banner high; title: Corporal Kelly; title: Dixie of our Union; title: Dixie of the Michigan boys; title: Drink it down; title: Free and easy still; title: Gay and happy; title: God save our native land; title: Hail Columbia; title: Happy land of Canaan; title: Home again; title: Home, sweet home; title: How are you, Johnny Bull?; title: Hurrah for the Union; title: I love a sixpence; title: Jeff Davis, or, the king of the southern dominions; title: Jonathan to John; title: Let cowards shirk their duty; title: Little Rhode Island; title: My country, 'tis of thee I sing; title: My love, he is a Zou-zu; title: Our country's flag; title: Our father land; title: Our flag is there; title: Our German volunteers; title: O'Toole and McFinnegan on the war; title: Pat's opinion of the stripes and stars; title: Red, white and blue; title: Songs of the camp; title: The brave boys of Company D; title: The bugle note; title: The flag of our Union; title: The gallant Zouaves; title: The girl I left behind me; title: The London times on American affairs; title: The New York volunteer; title: The soldier's hymn; title: The stripes and the stars; title: The star spangled banner (with additional verses); title: The Union marseillaise; title: The union must and shall be preserved; title: The Union root hog or die; title: The Yankee volunteers; title: There lies the whiskey bottle empty on the shalef; title: Union and justice; title: Viva L'America; title: Viva la compagnie; title: Whack! Row de dow.