...ty to co-operate. When the sound of musketry was heard, it became apparent that the enemy in our front was much excited, and the favorable opportunity seemed to me close at hand. I sent word to Lieutenant-General Ewell , by Major Whiting of my staff, that in a few moments I should attack, and immediately had my handful of men, under Doles, Iverson and Ramseur, prepared for the onset. But in less than five minutes ...