...llantry. With the breaking of Garland's brigade, the enemy had no one in his front. Colquitt's brigade could not be moved from its important position, and Hill's other brigades had not come up. General Hill , in desperation, ran two guns down from above, and, to give the appearance of infantry support, formed behind them a dismounted line of staff officers, teamsters, cooks and couriers. General Cox, h...