...axed their energies, and the rear-guard halted. Just at this moment the enemy was coming confidently on; Armstrong moved on with his cavalry past the rear of the rear-guard of infantry, Rodgers and Bledsoe were lying in ambuscade at a good point in the road, and Colonel Bob McCulloch's cavalry regiment was formed ready to charge. On came the confident Federals—I think a General Hatch was comman...