meanwhile, the two brigades on mclaws's left—barksdale's in front and wofford's behind—charged directly into the peach orchard, the point of the salient in sickles's line. gen. barksdale led the charge on horseback, long hair flowing in the wind, sword waving in the air. brig. gen. andrew a. humphreys's division had only about 1,000 men to cover the from the peach orchard northward along the emmitsburg road to the lane leading to the abraham trostle farm. some were still facing south, from where they had been firing on kershaw's brigade, so they were hit in their vulnerable flank. barksdale's 1,600 mississippians wheeled left against the flank of humphreys's division, collapsing their line, regiment by regiment. graham's brigade retreated back toward cemetery ridge; graham had two horses shot out from under him. he was hit by a shell fragment, and by a bullet in his upper body. he was eventually captured by the 21st mississippi. wofford's men dealt with the defenders of the orchard.