The gunfire in the town roused Bushrod Johnson's division and about 1,000 of his men marched into town. At the edge of town, the Confederates soldiers again laid down to wait and sleep if they could. Meanwhile, the New York cavalrymen already were leading a group of prisoners and some abandoned wagons and caissons back to the Union lines. Custer's and Devin's divisions stayed awake until midnight gathering food and souvenirs and clearing the area of the road which they then held.