FERGUSON ON STAND
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AUSTIN. Ti;\ Ma..,
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formerly pre. idem
The Uom. ii.oi- a ii| 11,?
-vouchers had reached t?.? -? i. ;j,
office allowing imr. h.i.,,r.,.
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?he 'Governor's Men-?.u u.
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learned of tin nihtah. i.? j.,,,j,
J1 personal ly
- Tit*. Governor tf.-iift.,!, (Til,
Jjfiontl financial ait nits..,
the subject of previous pt..i,e>
<J declared ho held fiifllcii-,M
  To cover all obligations.

The Navy Department's approval of the applications from shipowners in various navy yards alone the Atlantic coast are stored with ammunition and other necessary equipment. The installation of officers in official circles today, and was expressed that many of the newspapers not to be published specific news of the arrival and sailing of American merchantmen would be observed. A similar reply was made to the telegraph and cable companies. 