... of the entrenchments was shown. A fear existed that Boyls would cross to Monticello and cut off the rear. The crossing of the river was begun at an early hour in the day. Many of the men reached Monticello at dusk, and the main force had passed that point at midnight. The panic was at its full height at the time of the crossing, and did not subside until the point of the convergence of the roads from R...