The 8th Michigan Light Artillery Battery was brought up to duel Bledsoe's Battery, and Dennis ordered his men to make another charge. The Union infantrymen were able to drive the Confederates across the creek, and a Union skirmish line crossed the creek as well. The 3rd Ohio Battery also arrived on the scene, strengthening the Union line, which now had a twelve to three advantage in cannons. Additionally, Union Brigadier General John E. Smith's five-regiment brigade of Major General John A. Logan's division arrived and attacked the Confederate line. Of Smith's regiments, only the 23rd Indiana Infantry Regiment was successfully able to cross the creek. The 3rd Tennessee counterattacked the Indianans, and drove them back across the creek, only in turn to be repulsed by fire from the 30th Illinois Infantry Regiment and the 45th Illinois Infantry Regiment. Gregg brought the 41st Tennessee up from reserve, but did not scout the Union line, and was thus uninformed of the true Union strength.