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n will take their places, and their last words to their children will be, Never submit to Black Republican rule. " Another lady said, in my hearing "If my husband, who is an officer at Fort Moultrie, falls by one of Anderson's guns I will stand at the corners of the streets, with pistol in hand, and he shall never pass through this city alive." Dear creatures, they feel all this, and would, if possible, carry it all out this but we men will save them that trouble. The front steamming "James Gray," purchased by our State of your citizens at $30,000, has arrived, and makes a trial trip to-day down the harbor, with a regular March side and blowing, But it is a bad wind that blows no one any good. I am glad that Richmond can furnish and send us cannon, balls, shells, powder and muskets and steamers, too, but would much rather be Virginia, coming and bring them. My advice is, however, that Virginia keep a supply in hand, for she will need them, unless she succumbs to the intimida