...ess down and attempt to get in the rear of Hindman. At S. A. M. orders were repeated to Hindman to attack the enemy in flank and rear at daylight at all hazards, informing him at the same time that Cleburne , supported by Walker, would move as soon as his (Rindman's) guns were heard. The greatest promptness and dispatch were accessary, as Crittenden was approaching in rear, and McCook threatening t...