...f the third our Colonel, N. A. Miles, was severely wounded by a sharp-shooter of the enemy while in command of the division picket-line in front. At about eight o'clock A. M. I received orders from General Caldwell to follow the One Hundred and Forty-eighth Pennsylvania volunteers, and marched off in double-quick until the brigade halted on the left of the main road that leads from Chancellorsville to the White...