 Battery A, 1st Ohio Light Artillery, and Battery A, Kentucky Light Artillery, provided support to the Union troops from positions on the north side of the river, while Swett's Company, Light Artillery (Warren Light Artillery) of Mississippi fired on Union reserves and skirmishers along the road toward Munfordville.The Rangers continued their charge and hand-to-hand fighting with the Union infantrymen until the Confederates were finally repelled.During the battle, Col. Terry of the Rangers was mortally wounded.