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`` That is my estate at the present moment . '' He received next day a letter from his wife which greatly cheered him : '' _ Abbeville , S. C. _ , April 28 , 1865 . '' _ My dear old Husband _ : `` Your very sweet letter reached me safely by Mr. Harrison and was a great relief . I leave here in the morning at 6 o'clock for the wagon train going to Georgia . Washington will be the first place I shall unload at . From there we shall probably go on to Atlanta or thereabouts , and wait a little until we hear something of you . Let me beseech you not to calculate upon seeing me unless I happen to cross your shortest path toward your bourne , be that what it may .