...mble being posted in rear of General Whiting's left, Colonel Stafford, with the Louisiana brigade, on the right of General Whiting's line, and General Early in rear of Colonel Stafford. About dark, General Early was ordered to the right to support General D. H. Hill, and was exposed on his march, and on his arrival, to a heavy artillery fire. When morning came, his troops were the only ones on that part of...