...n and horses for duty, Croxton's brigade to about 1000, and Capron's to 800--in all only 4300 men. After the concentration of the National forces in the strongly fortified camp at Columbia, where Schofield had paused to give the army a breathing-spell and to insure the safety of its materiel, the cavalry withdrew to the north side of Duck River, and was so disposed as to watch the enemy's movements eit...