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Chapter 43: visit to New Orleans and admission to Fortress Monroe.
Permission to leave Georgia having been at last obtained through General Stedman's instrumentality, Mr. Harrison kindly joined me, and we left Georgia and went to Louisiana and Mississippi, to find what had been left to us.
In Vicksburg, where Mr. J. E. Davis was, many of the negroes called with affectionate expressions.
A warm welcome was accorded me everywhere, and especially in New Orleans.
Here I saw our dashing cavalry officer, General Wheeler, serving in a hardware store.
Mr. J. U. Payne, Mr. Davis's life-long friend, came with pressing offers of money and service, which, when our need was greater, he more urgently pressed upon us. It was with difficulty that the milliners and merchants could be persuaded to accept pay for the few articles I could afford to buy to replenish my wardrobe.
After a short stay which demonstrated there was nothing to recover, Mr. Harrison, my nurse and baby, and Frede
Mississippi (Mississippi, United States) (search for this): chapter 73
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