Provost Marshal Enrols 18,000 in Thirteenth District
Phillips completes enrolment of about 18 000 men and arrests deserters in the Thirteenth District. Marion is placed under martial law with guards and passes required for leaving. Congressman Allen attempts to pass, is detained and refuses oath of allegiance, staying an involuntary prisoner in Marion.
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Union regiments and troops move through ports and forts
The 1st and 37th Massachusetts Regiments arrive and are stationed at Governor's Island and Fort Hamilton. The 5th Wisconsin and 20th Indiana occupy Battery barracks. the 5th New Hampshire leaves for Nashua via Worcester. In Philadelphia the subscriptions agent reports 1.1 million dollars in five twenties sold. The 24th and 42d regiments arrive en route to Bangor. The steamer Sultana brings about 400 furloughed prisoners. The 62d Massachusetts Regiment passes through on the way from Port Hudson to Greenfield.
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