...chard Knob. It had developed artillery and infantry. It had put Bragg on his guard, and secured his fixed attention. It was but a reconnoissance and the troops were under orders to move back. Rawlins , his adjutant general, appeared to us to be pleading earnestly with Grant. He was overheard to say: It will not do for them to come back. The general for a time smoked his cigar peacefully and s...