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Military liquor prohibition decree at His Post
A 1862 order by Colonel Boyd, commanding, bans intoxicating liquors for citizens and soldiers within the post, with medical exemptions for drugs, a $25 confiscation penalty, and Provost Marshal power to search, seize, and try violators.
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Heanguanrena Postal
Rozza
Pest Ozver
English
St. Louis
Boyd
Marszal
Oarter
Borza
Rulla
United States
Rolla
Quartermasters Department