Your obedient servant. ANDREW JACKSON.
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 His Excellency N. CANNON,

 Gore1nor of Tennessee The following the orders referred the forego ing letter:

 WAR DEpARrmgnT,

 May 4th, 1886. SIR:-Major General Gaines, to whom the com rnand of the Western border of Louisiana has beer assigned, has notified this Department that he has called upon your Excelleney for brigade of Militia the whole, or many of them practicable, to be mounted

 am instructed by the President to request you. Excecncy to call into the service of the United States, the number of Militia which have been or may be required by Gen. Gaines, to serve not less thar three months after ess arrival tsir place of rendez vous, unless sooner discharged.

 Very respectfully,

 Tour obedent servant,

 LEWIS CASs 5 His Eacsllency N. CANNON,

 Governor of Tennessee,

 Nashville, Tennessee.