Isaac Cusac Civil War Papers

This historical document is a special order dated October 9, 1862, from the Headquarters of the Military Commander in Columbus, Ohio. It is addressed to Captain P. Hentsen of the 43rd OVI, detailing a command concerning the closure of two drinking saloons near Camp Columbus. The notice explicitly orders the cessation of operations at these establishments, which are accused of violating military regulations by selling intoxicating liquors to soldiers. The named proprietors of these saloons are Peter Munner and Mary Eriel. The document is signed by Albert B. Dod, Captain of the 15th U.S. Infantry, who is the issuing military commander. The letterhead and the cursive handwriting indicate its official and historical significance.