Regulations on Liquor Prohibition at Routa Post 1862
Military order issued by Col. Commanding at Routa Post to enforce temperance and policing of liquor. Prohibits sale of intoxicants to citizens or soldiers from April 18 1862 with medical exemptions for doctors, allows confiscation and fines up to $20, authorizes Provost Marshal to search and try offenders.
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