The 9^th Michigan, had been busy rounding up stragglers for several hours.  However, nobody would take command of the small force he had assembled, including Major General Crittenden, commander of the Twenty-First Corps.  At about this time, Colonel John Parkhurst, commander of the 9^th, ordered his men back up the Dry Valley Road toward McFarland Gap.
         Johnson’s Division and Anderson’s Brigade are deployed for their attack.  Anderson must deploy in a double line, since the interval between Johnson and Kershaw is smaller than his brigade front.  The 9^th Mississippi Sharpshooter Battalion is skirmishing in front.
         Steedman’s division arrives behind Snodgrass Hill.  Stanley’s brigade deploys on the crest of Hill One, but the 18^th Ohio remains behind in reserve.