...ide, drawing the enemy's fire, and to that extent relieving the assaulting party on the hill-crest. Calander had four of his guns on General Ewing's hill, and Captain Wood his Napoleon battery on General Lightburn 's; also, two guns of Dillon's battery were with Colonel Alexander's brigade. The suddenness of the attack disconcerted the men, and, exposed as they were in the open field, they fell back in some...