Four regiments muster for U S service and fortifications rise
A St. Louis dispatch notes four full volunteer regiments mustered into the United States service with a fifth forming. The third and fourth regiments with part of the second encamped at Arsenal grounds while the first and remaining units are stationed near Jefferson Barracks and the Marine Hospital. A turf breastwork for four guns tops the Arsenal vicinity as troops occupy adjacent buildings. A Navy- or Army-related tone colors the report with reflections on enlistment terms and public sentiment during the conflict.
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Farmers urged to demand specie for grain sales
The New York World reports that banks lose coin to the west as farmers in the agriculture districts sell grain for western currency, with grain being cheap there due to scarce ape cie in the northwest. The piece argues farmers should require specie or its equivalent before selling grain to keep the west financially sound and protect farm interests.
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Union meeting in Annapolis and war-time mobilization
Enthusiastic Union meeting at Annapolis on the 4th discusses Gen Butler possibly heading to Harper's Ferry. Reports say troops have left Washington for the same aim and a large Federal force may reach Baltimore by Thursday. Movements hint at a planned offensive against Richmond. An arson attempt on Washington is reported with Ellsworth’s Fire Zouaves aiding. Keystone State solidarity notes 55 regiments pledged and armed free blacks denied passage by Gov Curtin.
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