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TO ARMS TO ARMS!
A PROCLAMATION,
nv AApnN " pQOWN

Governor Of The State Of Tennessee and eomulGndsrin
chief ofths army and navy thereof
De-. Nav lE lRlE


Governor Of the State Of Tennessee and eOmHandsrin-
chief Of the army and navy thereof.
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT, May l6, 1886
Whereas the executive Of this State has been
heretofore notified by the Secretary OF War that
thority had been given to General Taylor TO call for
volunteers from the State of Tennessee when he in
his judgment might deem il necessary to enable
him to resist any aggression that might be attempted
on the part Of Mexico: And whereas satisfactory
information has been received that hostites have
already been commenced with such strength OF
forces on the part Of Mexico renders it extremely
probable that a requisiton will be made either by
General Taylor or the War Department And
whereas a letter Hereinafter inserted) from Major
General Gaines has been received by this depart
ment increasing the probabilities aforesaid: And
whereas il is in every respect desirable that If said
requsition should be made that the same should be
met with promptness suitable 10 the emergency,
and corresponding with the known patriotism of the
State on all similar occasions: Now, therefore, |
AARON V. BRowE, governor, &c, Of the State OF
Tennessee the expectation that the gallant volunteer
companies Of this State may shortly be called upon
by the constituted authorities to step forward in the
defence of their country do hereby specially recon-
mend to all the volunteer companies to whom the
same is directed, an immediate and prompt compli-
ance with the orders and directions Of the dutsnt
general Of this State, dated l4th day of the present
month, and to hold themselves in every respect
ready at the earliest call to 90 forward in the defence
Of their country.
BY the governor,
AARON V. BROWN.
JoHS s. Youse, Secretary of State.
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nTFor the Army OF Occupation.-As the
President Of the United States has consented TO
accept, and muster into service abauaion from the
District of Columbia those who are willing to eoui2
themselves Immediately, and join said battalion, by
forming themselves into company, are requested TO
meet at The City Hall tomorrow evening.
Mayer E.B. ROBIN SON
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nesuay ana SATURDAY at O'Clock, a. m, and Alex
andria at hafpast g. or AFTER the arrival of the care
from Baltimore. Returning leave Norfolk (touch-
ing at Portsmouth and Old Point) every Monday
and Thursday at o'clock, p. M Passage and
fare, IS.
The Osceola will not fail to connect, going and re-
turning, with the Portsmouth and Roanoke rail.
road and the Richmond and Petersburg steamers.
Passage and fare to Richmond or Petersburg, S.
She will stop at her usual landings on the Potomac
to take of and land passengers, and at Cone river
every Saturday going, and Monday, returning from
Norfolk.
Passage and fare to Piney Point, g.
JAMES MITCHELL, Master
Nav 81
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IA meeting OF the Washington CITY
kinemen will take place tomorrow morning at 10
o'clock on business Of importance
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Two Trips a week to Norfolk, Ports
mouth, and Old Point.

THE steamer Osceola, not
surpassed in beauty or speed
by any boat on the Potomac,
will leave Washington for
the above places every We'd
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CAMP OPPOSITE MATAMoRAs, May 10, 1886.
MY DEAR FRIENDS: Since writing to you last this is
the first leisure moment have had to communicate
have been busy attending balls and parties (fa-
ugue partles) from last Sunday morning at da Wight
up to last night at dark. The enemy have been for-
cling upon round shot and shell without intermis-
sion, except time for their cannon to cool.
Yesterday Gen. Tayor's force, which left US here
on the ls to go TO Brazos Santiago for provisions and
ammunition, arrived in the camp, fresh from the
field of wellfought and glorious action. They have
taken 13 officers and 80 prvales prisoners, as well
got hold of cords of baggage lots Of horses mules
&c. The chaparral is still full of the "bloody Mex
cans" but our men on the tight Jump after
them, and prisoners are coming in constantly.
Our boys did give them "most particular jesse q"
and that is all have time to tell you about the bat
tie.
"The degenerate sons Of Washington" still keep
'the star-spangled banner" a1oat on the banks Of
the Rio Grande opposite Matamoras
Our tents have been almost torn to pieces by the
enemy's shot, and almost every man has "goph-
er" hole dug to jump into to escape the explosion Of
shells.
Yours, truly, &c.
The letter from our correspondent from the camp
opposite Matsmoras gives us to understand that in
day or two at most the army would take position
on the west side of the Rio Grande. This will be
the beginning, in all probability, of series of ad.
vances into the interior Of Mexico, which will fur
nish abundant opportunities for the achievement Of
fame. We expect to hear good tidings Of the vol
unteers who were sent against Barita.
Louisiana, by this time, is well represented at
the "seat OF war" A private letter speaks in the
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

r,e Nsp.Hampshire Patriot B0s'0" f0''' "o, W,
u;v.nup-sOvernor, Legislature every .h'ns.a ,ba
s.r,roe cop,en, themselves with depreciatins Inc
.,oritv Of the allied forces They think Williams
!. No, beaten much over 1000 for Governor and that
the allied majority in the Legislature will not eS
coed 10, and may not 6. But they don't get returns
az fss, as usual this year. and are compelled TO rey
10 a rrea, extent on Wing reports where they nave
any Enough ,ha, the State is against Them ana 'na
the colleague Of Gag Atherton in the u . oe"a''
viii hencefor,h be man OF very dineien' '.aAp
f,o,, ,bo. who have recently represented the Gran
lite State in the o. s. Senate
The Ner. Hampshire Statesman, Concord FIN
d,v p MI gives returns of votes for Governor. from
which we compile the following table, Though not
30 full in some respects ss that published on Sat
urday /, has value as affording smother basis OF com
parison. They embrace III towns. viz
1916. Io4o'
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ro., ,77ps. s4Ss 1926 24IIs 95il4g7 $50 1852 ass
Mai against Williams, 1867. Do for Steele So.
Steele had 1.O47 over all last year; Williams has
already lost 1850 as compared with that vote Should
the remaining towns come in last year, The maori
~ against Williams would be 900. Coos will prooa'
bly, do better for Williams Ia Coos mani than for
Steele, while the remaining towns will be api 10
swell the majority against him. He is beaten by
about 1000 votes.
The Scattering of las, year were nearly all
thrown by Loco. Focos refusing TO vote Tor Steele
who had made himself odious to many on grounds
apart from politics The astua Loco oco majority
of last year vas over 5000 and with popular candi
date would probably have been 5000 Polk in the State
had 1924 over Clay and 5,l33 over all The total
vote was then 491s7 now about SIS 900. The highest
vote ever taken was that for President in s4o when
Harrison had GO 1913; Van Buren, 49, 76l total 5s9ls
The vote of the 1T towns for Congress add up
Goodwin, 1909; Hale l0.1l6; Woodbury. 23,3Qo
The total vote of the State for Governor will be
not far from
Colby 1900: Berry 5000: Williams $1,000 Scat 10
Giving some LOO or 1000 against Williams
The Statesman SAYS that of the five Councillors
the Allies have chosen Rev. Jared Perkins In the
Cheshire District, while Texas has carried Samuel
Jones in the Marlborough and Enos Fcrrin in the
Grafton and Coos District, leaving two Vacancies,
which the Legislature will doubtless fill with John
Kelly from the Rockingham and John c. Young
from the STAFFORD District these being the leading
anti Texas candidates-giying aWhig Council to
the new anti Texas Governor that is to be.
The Anti-Texas Senators are chosen in Districts
Nos Q, and H. another ought be in No. (Chesh-
ire while Texas Radicals are chosen in Nos. 4,
8, 10. and perhaps in No. 10. There will be trouble
about the returns from Nos. and II. The vacan.
cies will be flied by the House, and when full the
new Senate will stand or Locos to or Wings
and Independents.
Ofthe House, the Boston Atlas says:
The House Of Representatives Is safe beyond all pos
sibillty of doubt. In tho table below which we haye
carefully revised and colaed from slips and letters from
all parts Of rhe State, readers will find nearly the
whole of the House. We have received retur ms OF the
election of fl6 Wings and q Independent Dem ocrats
making the allied forces" in the House in all l43 to y!
Pro-Savery Radicals There still remain to be he ard
from tswn in Rockingham in Straiford four In
Carroll In Marlborough. one in Sullivan. six In Graf
ton, and districts In Coos In November there were
towns and districts which gave maorities sgainst Will
lias which entitled to eevon Representatives and
others giving ajortes in his favor entitled to fifteen
members II these do worse, the House W I'll stand
l54 Wings and Independents, to LIE Radicals.
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From Washington.
Things in washington.
From, our Regular Correspondent
from ~. W.smNGroN March Il, le46

from 0A' = WASHINGTON, March Il, 1916
The case of Mr.. HESS for the attack on Mr. = v
cary was commenced and concluded yesterday
Mr. Heiss was fined in fifty dollars great deal OF
pretty severe language was used on the trlei- II
was uied before Judge CRAWFORD OF the Circuit
Court, Mr. May was Mr.. Heiss's counsel
The Committee appointed by the Senate are gong
on with their investigations. Some Witnesses have
been up before them. Among others believe MI
MEDARY of Ohio has been summoned.
There is rumor to day that Mr.. BREEsf' T. :
Senator from Illinois is to take the place OF MI BAN
CROFT as Secretary of the Navy
Las, night was marked by severe storm OF rain
with much thunder. Il was quite change from
last weeks fros, and snow.
r understand that Reporter 10 IN CUSTODY oil
The Sergau,.atArms, 10 be brought before the Sen
ate on Monday, about the article in the Times.
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NILS 81

PROGRESS OF ScENcE,-Nohing more orcibly lids
the progress OF science Than the great addition TO our
minor comforts Improvements 10 fact being made ID
every thing Utte greatest discovery in modern days
Phalons CheaicGl fai Yigorator This ercle will posi-
lively NIL scuI( oandru prevent hair falling oui
and substle oO Osay mead Of hair free from all greasy
APPEARANCE -uch oil pom Dies give IL is put up ~
fy and dollar bottles by Piston, wig maker and
hair cutter 24 Broadway For sale aso by drug and tany
dealers generally, city and country II is cece.snry 10 %
your guard against humbug articles for he hair advsi
used by lerae quack This the only article Of any re-
al merit
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INDIA RuBsER CoSTRAcTED-Since have giYenlhe man
acturers OF India Rubber clear view OF their true posi-
lion Il. also position OF various indlh hiooo' P
.nls lher, are no longer any advertisements OF my con,
enporaries procairing themselves the manufacturers "
GooDyEARs PATENT SnRRED susPEsDERs- lto" ~ ~
lend their names uny longer IN UNFOLDING OF whAt raw
sown to be tupendous fraud upon The public SnlIoi
goods will stretch but that they should he suddenly con-
trsced by single ray light Is curious. Have Tho eyes
of the India Rubber public been opened
a large stock Of all the various qualities or SHRED Sus
pender other Rubber Goods manufactured and for sale
by HORACE II. DAY, p Maiden lane.
After Tho stof May In my new store,
,utl "a No "a Cortland.GL
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nousE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

The N. II. Statesman reports two Anti.Te Xas men
elected from Coos which of additional to the
foregong.]
Among the anti Texas members of the House cleo,
are Hon. JOHN P. HALE of Dover, Gen. JAMES
WILSON Of Keene, Prof c. B. HADDucK Of Dart
mouth College; GEORGE w. NEsMIrH, Franklin,
SIMEON B. JOHNSON, Litteton, c. w. Cutter, Ports
mouth Daniel Clark Manchester and others who have
been active and prominent opponents OF the Texas dy
nasty aforetnc We note the of three Editors
Messrs R. Boyls,ou Of the Farmers Cabinet Amh erSt
Beard of the Nashua Telegraph and G. e. Fcgg OF the
Independent Democrat (Hale9 the list The latter Is
from Gilnanton, which elects him with two Wings in
place of three Locos year. Mr. Kelly of the
Exeter Newsletter will probably be the Councillor from
Rockingham. Mr.. Samuel Swasey of Haverhil.
Speaker is about the best known of any chosen
the Texas side None of the large towns went tina, way
this year. and the old stagers elect few though ex
Gov Hubbard and several other notables among
the defeated candidates.
For County Officers. Rockingham. Cheshire and STRAIT
ford have chosen the AnTexss tickets the other Coun
ties generally the Texas, though few on whom the
Wings and Independents united may be chosen in Graf
ton and Carroll "a plurality in this State elects these
Officers, while absolute aiory is required for Less
sators.]
a. CONCORD, N. H. held her Election this year
through four days On Tuesday forenoon Mod
orator was chosen; afternoon State and County officers
were vossd for with Representations Goco) elect
Cd On the third ballot at 9 P. NJ. Wednesday, three
moro ballots were had for Repsesen,asivesoDe Anti.
ie1as man chosen on the third declared at l0i p NJ.
ssae Tickets must be voted the FIRST day, or not at all
Representatives must be chosen the rst or second day
Four were Ism enchosenI Thursday. a Loco Town
eetA a.u 1'' So'eetnan were chosen tho Wings be.
Ing 100 happy over the Election new. to attend 70 w.
ding but they now rallied pu, in tho second se,.c,
man. Friday forenoon the Third seecmsp IRA, cho.,r
IA Whig we beheve-and they wcro going ON TO r,sk,
Constables HogReeves, &c. a. our last advices. The
People appeared pretty thoroughly satisfied with Elec
ton fun for one year.
A good many of the larger towns of NewHanpahire
which nearly balanced politically where personal
or local feuds rampant do not usually complete their
Elections the first day Where perry has decided
majority on Moderator, however and proceed TO throw
solid vote for Representatives well as State and
County officers. the minority ep to give |, up and
abandon the pos when the business Is finished in short
order.
~ aThe steamship. Cambria, from Boston on,the
arrived HALIFAX tnnk 4 s1
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t-y~ MIKE WALSH, who is now serving out
term of six months on Blackwells Island, under
sentence which nearly every body considers Sc
we're one, appears to take the dispensarion as be-
comes a philosopher. dividing his nights between
combats with focks of bedbugs and writing for his
Subterranean We clip the following paragraphs
from his last
"ESe My friends must excuse for not ndins
the several bas for which received special invitations
my room on the nights in question although my own
opinion is that my health would not have suffered par
t;ce from exposure to the night air.
"LrcKY-One good thing about my getting here in
the Tombs, notwithstanding the infamous manner in
which II accomplished, is that it did not take place
until the thaw commenced that have not been rob-
bed out Of my sleighrides.
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LATER FROM HoSDusAs.-We have files Of the
Honduras Observer and Belize Gazette from the l7h of
January the 18th of February inclusive. The Obser
Of the 7sh ult has sdviees from Central America
from which appears that General Chilou at the head
of about 1000 men who had risen in Chenandega Pro
vince OF Ncarauea marching to attack the city OF
Leon CHE cspita) when he some tweveieagues
from the city by the Leon troops about 500 strong when
battle ensued in which the insurgents under Chilon
routed with great loss Alter the battle treaty OF
peace was arranged between the con,endins parties.
very violent shock Of earthquake felt at the
Belgian settlement of Ssnto Tomas the aoh of Janu-
airy.
Inc Observer OF Jan. "a announces the wreck of the
ou'n DARK Liantarnsm Abbey, while loading q, Cham.
conher anchors dragging in voen, gale on the 10Th
Crew saved with difficulty.
Mr.. w. Upton, Superintendent of the British Contra,
American Land Company, three Mosquito Shore men
and woman We're drowned by the upseuns of a crsft
bound from the Mosqueio Shore to Bonaccs, on the
night OF the 25sh December
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FROM ST. DoMISGo.-The schooner Potomac
rived yesterday in la days from ST. Domingo We learn
from Capt. Berry that, the day he sailed he
feet standing for and within few miles OF the city,
sisting of frigate two steamers and schooners He
supposed them be Spanish. The Dominicans were tit
ring feet consisting OF the snip Alert formerly Of
New.York, a brig and schooner. They had heard OF
the march Of the Haytian Army against them and
making preparations TO give them warm reception.
We also learn by Capt. Snow of the Schr. Oregon,
which arrived yesterday from the same port that lew
days previous TO his sailing oath February, President
Santa Ana issued Proclamation calling all the male
inhabitants from Is and upwards 10 prepare 10 resist an
invasion of the Haytians by sea and land.
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:. There. a good tune coming

B Our friends in Onondaga County-than
whom truer Wings never raised their voice against
misrue and corruption-have repeatedly charged
that the funds of the State were used, through the
plant officers of the Erie and Oswego Canals, to
control the Elections in that County. This has been
enormously denied, but we are happy to perceive
that the charge is now made by responsible men Of
the dominant party, and that resolution has been
introduced in the Assembly inquring into the facts
of the case. The names Of those making the
charge against the Canal officers, are Farley Bas-
set,, c. c. Barker, A. h. Hovey and john Wilkin-
SON. BY means of this system Of fraud upon the
People that County carried for James X. Polk
in IA and last fall elected three Loco Foco mem.
bers of Assembly The following is the resolution
Resore6 That the Commis sioners of the Canal Fund
be requested report to the Senate st OF the
of persons who paid full for services the 0h
of September last and the 18th and 18th OF October
last by the Superintendent OF the Erie Canal at SYRIA
cuse with copy of tho oath, if any, by which the ser
vices of the persons paid verified and also copy
of The abstract and affidavit OF vouchers for expend
lures made by the said Superintendent about the
18th day of July last and certified by the Commissioner
on the 10Th Of July aforesaid
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LEGISLATURE Of NETWORK.
From The Albany Citizen.


SENATE----ALsASY, THURSDAY March L.
A favorable repor. made upon the resolution
for equitable Legislation by Congress in relation TO
the pilots-laid on the liable motion of Mr.. Fol
som.
Az adverse report made TO the bill authorizing
the Canal Commissioners increase the size OF the
side lock a, Tonawanda-msde the order OF the day
for Monday or motion Of Mr.. HARD.
Mr. WRIGHT, from the Select Committee on Anti
Rent memorials, presented The following bills
To abolish distress for rent and for other purposes
To subject rents reserved on certain leasehoid es-
tales 10 taxation.
Concerning tenures-a majority report
Mr.. SPENCER notified the Senate that al an early
day he should present his views differing as he did
on some points with his colleagues
Mr.. VAN ScHooSHovES promised minority re-
port
The Senate took up the bill TO erect the County Of
Conewango-was rejected in Committee OF the
Whole The Senate agreed to report By the fol-
lowing vote
AYEs-Messrs Backus, Burnham, Chamberlain. En-
mons Folsom Hard johnson, Lott Porter. Scovll Ssn'
ford. Spencer. Tseou-l3
NAYs-Messrs. Hand, Lester, Mitchell, Wheeler. VII.
iams-5.
The bill to erect the County of Schuyler was then
taken up, debated and rejected-l3 to 10.
ASSEMBLY
La the House petition was presented from the
New-York and Erie Railroad Co. for permission TO
run their road into Pennsy lvanla.
The private claim calendar was taken up and
several bills passed in Committee.
SENATE. ALBANY, Friday March ID.
Mr. CLARK reported complete the bill to incorpo.
rate the Board OF Foreign Missions of the Episcopal
Church
Mr. Johnson moved that al! prior orders be laid
on the table in order offer resolution referring
back the bills yesterday reported by Messrs WRIGHT
and VAN ScHooSHovES, in relation TO landlord and
tenant with instructions 10 make a written report.
which motion was lost, IA to Is.
Mr.. WRIGHT thereupon asked leave to offer the
bills which ne presented yesterday in relation to
easehod estates and Mr.. JOHNSON offered his reso-
luton instructing the committee to submit written
report. After long and animated discussion the
resolution laid the table, IA to ID, and leave
was granted.
Ma WRIGHT offered resolution OF inquiry Of
the Comptroller in relation 10 extra pay TO former
Attorneys General. Agreed 10.
ASSEMBLY.
The Railroad bills reducing the fare occupied
most of the session The debate took a wide range,
and was participated in by Messrs. TITUS BARTON,
BLoDGETr, CLARKE, BAILEY, and PERKINS but no
question was taken
The Apportionment Bill briefly considered.
Mr.. PERKINS moved it 10 third reading, but finally
moved to postpone the third reading until TO morrow
at Il clock which was agreed 10.
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Business Notires

HARVEY BuRDELL, NJ d. DENTIsr-offce and resi-
dence 362 Broadway, corner ofFrankinst. milo II
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SANDss SARsAPARILLA.Fne blood contains the elements
Of whole animal stncturetssh aud hhre, gHns mus
ces trndoes nails the hair aud hs bones 'hs.
selves all sustained by The blood. Well then sy II 20
called The OF life In proportion To the purity oil lns
huid viii be the substance into which II 10 continual
~ changing Corrupt blood Instead Of producing hssny
fesh is likely enough develop sores aud ulcers Wnea
there whether in the specific form oil scroiuia 40
of the ordinary types there Is no
Is believed that VIII rapidly ne1alZe The virus In ns
blood from which they spring, as Sands's Safsapanla
Prepared and solo wholesale and retail, by A b. "
SANDS Wholesale Druggists 70 FultonsL Z3 Broadway
GENERALLY throughput ih- Uated States. Price 81 per boz
az. or . Z bodies for IS.
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SUDDEN DEcEAsE.-Dr. Pardon Brownell, broth
er 10 Bishop Brownen, Of Hartford. Gem. was seized
With vertigo on Tuesday last while lecturing at Eas:
Hartford, and being conveyed 70 neighboring hotel
died there in hour His death Is attributed the
breaking OF blood vessel in .he.hesd- DR.. BrowaeI
was ST years Of age.
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J. PHILLIPS PHOENIX, Cnsirman-
ABRAHAM r. LAWRENCE, Vtce-Chr

JAMES a PISxEEY, lsecretaries
CHAkLEs CHAMBERLAIN, a.,
NB-A full and punctuai attendance Is desired q ,a''
nnectng.
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FIRE-Thc large wooden factory OF Mr.. John
Ishamsn North Canaan, Mass destroyed by IRE,
Building and It's contents wholly consumed. Loss about
seO00-twohirds covered by Insurance.
AccIDENr.-Thc Haverhi train, on entering Bos-
ton Fridsy morning Cd the track and the engineer
aud brakemcu, as well one passenger who jumped
from the cars were somewhat injured-the latter Sc
yerely.
~ \ dwelling house on Hancock-s;. in Charles
town. Mass. owned and occupied By J. Cooper and I
Goodwin destroyed By ire on Friday-loss 600
insursd SS00O