CHAPTER XIX.—LINCOLNTON, N. C., _February 16, 1865-March 15, 1865_.

The flight from Columbia—A corps of generals without

troops—Broken-hearted and an exile—Taken for millionaires—A

walk with Gen. Joseph E. Johnston—The burning of

Columbia—Confederate money refused in the shops—Selling old

clothes to obtain food—Gen. Joe Johnston and President Davis

again—Braving it out—Mulberry saved by a faithful negro—Ordered

to Chester, S. C. 344

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