That evening, as the fighting subsided, Confederate officers reassembled their commands in the clearing surrounding Wilderness Church, one-half mile in front of you. The attack had taken a heavy toll on the army's organization, and units had become mixed. Some men wandered off in search of food or water, while others plundered abandoned Union camps. It would take time to get his corps back into fighting trim, but Jackson could not wait. The Confederate army was divided, and decisive action by Hooker might yet turn the Confederate victory into a defeat. Jackson therefore ordered General A.P. Hill, as darkness descended on the battlefield, to slice behind the Union forces at Chancellorsville and sever their supply line across the Rappahannock River. "Press them, Hill!" he snapped. "Cut them off from United States Ford! Press them!" From Wilderness Church, the Confederates moved forward again into the gathering night.