...d in a sort of quagmire. My troops were at once put to work lightening out these wagons, and were thus employed for about two hours, when the march was resumed. My brigade encamped six miles from Eatonton at midnight, having marched ten and a half miles. At a quarter past seven A. M., on the twenty-second, my march was continued. My command moved in the rear of the division, and was charged with...