"ColumbiaMarch 2nd 1865Gov MagrathIt is with great grief that I communicate our terrible calamity. The vandals destroyed near all the homes and nearly all the provisions. They left us five hundred head of cattle, and they are dying daily on our hands, what wheat that was left in one mill that was not burnt, were are grinding and dividing amongst our people. We are now feeding seven thousand people by daily rations that have nothing themselves.-With great respectT.I. Goodwyn, Mayor"According to Mayor Goodwyn's letter to Governor Magrath, what is the MOST pressing concern for the citizens of Columbia following General Sherman's march through the city?a) slave uprisings and revoltsb) the dwindling supply of foodc) Union cavalry attacks and scavengersd) finding medical attention for the wounded

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