...ut sundown, orders were received to march the Seventh brigade to the right, where the battle had raged fiercely for some two hours, and our troops repulsed. I moved quickly, guided by an officer of General D. H. Hill 's staff, through a dense woods, in the dark, exposed, for a mile and a half, to a continuous and rapid fire of the enemy's artillery, and took up a position on that part of the field where General Ma...