Finally, Hascall peremptorily ordered the 14th Kentucky to withdraw to the main line; its commander Colonel George Gallup later claimed that 69 dead Confederates were found in front of his regiment's position. When the Confederates attacked Strickland's defenses, they were driven off by rifle fire and by canister shot from Shields' 19th Ohio Battery and Paddock's Battery F, 1st Michigan.
Hascall ordered the 14th Kentucky to withdraw to the main line; Colonel Gallup, the commander of the regiment, later reported finding 69 dead Confederates in front of his unit's position after a Confederate attack on Strickland's defenses was repelled by rifle fire and canister shot from Shields' 19th Ohio Battery and Paddock's Battery F, 1st Michigan.