...of their superior force, more than double ours, to flank us beyond the range of our guns, and to come into our rear, which was their plan of battle. Our men were soon in line and ready to engage. Colonel Runkle , with the Forty-fourth and Forty-fifth Ohio infantry, dismounted, and formed the left wing; Colonel Wolford with his cavalry dismounted, composed the right wing; and the artillery and the Seventh Ohi...