Washington, September 23.--Head Quarters Department of Tennessee are transferred from Nashville to Louisville. Secretary Seward is much improved, and has visited the White House. George W. Dent(?), of California, has been appointed Superintendent of Indian Affairs for Arizona, and E. W. Wynkoop of Colorado agent for the Arapahoes, Cheyennes and Apaches.
    There is no truth in the statement that the payment of bounties paid by the last Congress has been stopped; on the contrary, the Secretary of War, in a letter, states, that he instructed the Paymaster General to continue paying at once. The Treasury Department is prepared to furnish, on demand, any amount that may be required.

Source:

Unknown, "From Washington," Daily Rocky Mountain News, Denver, Co., Tuesday, 25 September, 1866, p. 2, col. 1.

    I'd like to offer a very special thanks to Nancy Spencer, [email protected], of Denver, Colorado for digging this article out for me. Nancy found it for me, plus a host of others, quite a few years ago now. Unfortunately, I managed to mislay them, something that's been happening with increasing frequency lately as more and more material on the Wynkoops, and Ned in particular, comes to light. They somehow managed to surface recently and here they are now for your enjoyment or edification; take your pick.

    Thanks so much Nancy! I'm sorry about the long wait.

    All my best,

    Chris