The Drum Beat/Number 11
Publiſhed by the Brooklyn and Long Island Fair, for the Benefit of the U. S. Sanitary Commiſſion.
R. S. STORRS, Jr., D.D., Editor.
BROOKLYN, FRIDAY, MARCH 4, 1864.
Price, 5 Cents. No. XI
☞ We are obliged to omit two [admirable] Editorial Articles to-day, as well as many capital communications, to accommodate our scanty and crowded columns, and make room for some of the excellent contributions which have been 'lying over.'
☞ Twenty-five Cents each will be paid at the publishing office of The Union for copies of The Drum-Beat No. 2, (Tuesday of last week), in good condition.
Articles (not listed in original)
- The Fair
- Our Sick and Wounded
- Letter from Mr. Motley
- A Conversation
- My Experience of the Great Fair
- A Soldier's Opinion of the Sanitary Commission
- Mrs. Duffin, Mrs. Duffin!
- Dick Cuff's 'Sperience
- After the Battle
- The Independent on the Fair
- Hospital Incidents
- Letter from Boston
- The "Charge of the Cash Brigade"
- Letter to Mr. Jenkyns
- Berlin Iron Ornaments
- Troubles of Telegraphers in India
- Holiday
- Our Daily Record
- Sweet Lady of the Sanitary Fair