...ipes and making feeble attempts to forget our weariness and wetness. In the morning, at six o'clock, all the generals were in their saddles, and at seven the column was in motion. The column of Gen. Reno , on the railroad, was the first to move, the Twenty-first Massachusetts, as the right-flank regiment, leading the advance. (In its appropriate place I would here mention that Reno's brigade bivouac...