From the Red River Herald.

 PROCLAMATION From Gen. SAMUEL HOUSTON.
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NAcoGDooHEs, {Texas,) 29 Aug. 1886.

 To the Citizens of Texas:---Froin reports which have reached me, induced to believe our situa- atoh is unsafe; Cherokees, with the native Cas- tilians have returned 10 the Cherokee village from Matanoras, and say that the Indians of the Praries and Mexican force, about to attack this portion of Texas the Counties of San Augustine, Sabine, Tun- ahaw and Begei as well as Nacogdoches, will JoyfhauiM organiSe Me MILITIA of each county. The follow ing redulsofis made to sustain inc U s. forces at this place; until endorsements can arrive al this place from Gen. Gaines, viz sxty-four from San Augustine, fy-six from Tunahaw, iftysix from Sabine and thir yhree from Beyi: the troops will repair to this place with the least possible delay, and report to the Com mandng General soon as they arrive.

 This call IS made through the Judges of the several counties, and they must regarded the law of tho land; the troops will only be detained few days; so soon as Gen. Gaines send endorsements 10 this place, they will be discharged.

 Let arms and ammunition be brought; at least one hundred rounds is requested. The Commander-in chief will be with the freeme of Texas if they have to meet enemy; all the in Texas must have their arms in order; to have berty we must be watchful.

 Sighed; SAML. HOUSTON,

 Comniander-in- Chief.