Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1865-09-30
The Department Of the
Missouri.
Its Eeeorgan 1zatlOn by Cen'l.
Pope.
DISTRICT OF DAKOTA.
HEADQUARTERS AT SIOUX CITY.
ST.. LOUIS, September 90,

General Pope has made general Or
ganizat'on of the Department Of the Mis-
souri,. The following changes will be in
teresting to our readers.
The district OF The Pinerie. is abolished.
The district Of Wisconsin to include
the State of Wisconsin headquarters a.
Milwaukee; Maj or General Plea san.on,
U. ), Volunteers, to conmanI.
The District Of Minnesota to include
the State of Minnesota and that portion Of
Dakota lyin. east of line drawn from
the head Of the Pombina river 10 the
western extremity OF the Devils Lake,
thence TO the head of the James river,
thence following the course Of the James
river souther!y to the forty-fourth parallel
OF latitude. thence east along that paral
lei TO the Big Sioux river, thence along
the line of that river to the northern
boundary Of the Safe Of Iowa Brigadier
and Brevet Major General j. N. Crosse,
i. $. Vols, to command.
The district Of Iowa, to in-iuje the
State Of Iowa. except The counties of
Buncombe, SIOUX, PIymou,k, Osceola
Woodbury., 1nson, Emmett, Winnebago,
K"ssutb, Worth, Mitchell, Winneshiek,
Howard, and Almakee; headquarters o,
Clinton, Iowa,
The District Of Utah, 10 include the
f"rritory of Utah; headquarters At Sal.
Lake City B.igader General P. L. Con-
ncr to command.
The District Of Dakota, to include the
counties of Buncombe, Sioux, Plymouth.
Osceola, 1nson, Emmett, kossuth, Win
nebago, Worth, Mitchell, Howard, Win>
nesheik, Woodbury. aud Alamakee, in
Iowa, and the Territory Of Dakota, ex-
eept that portion Of the Territory incIul-
ed in the districts of Minnesota and Ne
braska; headquarters at Sioux City
Bril- adier aud Brcvet Major General 4.
SCLLY, United States volunteers, to
command
The District of Nebraska, to include
the Territories of Nebraska and Montana
and that portion of natota lying west of
the Western boundary of the frs: named
Territory; headquarters at Laramie ::
Brigadier and Brevet Major General f.
Wheaton, United States Volunteers, to
command.
The Wisconsin Democratic State Con-
vention met at Madison on the 2Oh inst,
and nominated the following ticket: For
Decentralization c. Hobart; Tt. Gov
ernor-D. W. M4xan; Attorney General
Gen. NJ Montgomery; Sec'y. of State
s. b. Villas Treasurer-J. A. Davis. The
platform endorses President Johnson's
restoration policy and basis of the federal
constitution pledges its unqn~rted sup
port to the opposers o. negro snFrage
in the State or Interference with other
States !: suspension Of haebas corpus and
favors the most rigid economy and equa-
lizstion of the tax burden.
The Indian council al Fort Smith has
adjourned sane de. An important treaty
was contaminated with the Choctav al
Chickasaw nations. providing that slavery
shall be forever abolished, for the right of
way for railroad and telegraph lines for
the ceding of lands for the use of the
friendly Indians of Kansas: that no an
nui'ies paid for the support of refugee
Indians shall be refunded. &c.
The Des Moiues Register contains q
column on the pastor Of the Episcopal
Church in that city, because he will not
subscribe to the dirty politics preached in
that paper. There is neither religion nor
loyalty which does not conform TO the
radical rule and follow the miscegenation
model.
Hon. c. Dewitt, Smith, ACTING Cover
nor Of Idaho, died suddenly Of heart dis
ease, on Saturday. the 10Th of August.
This leaves Idaho without either Cover
nor or Secretary fo" the time being.
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Hon. W. W. Hamilton, of Dubuque,
has been placed on the Soldiers Ticket
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