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Fourth Cavalry
They were supported by a part of the 1st Middle Tennessee Cavalry, also dismounted; Captain Jennings's battalion of the 7th Pennsylvania, and two companies of the 3d Kentucky,' under Captain Davis, were posted in the woods in rear and to the right of the 4th,Michi-gan, with the 15th Pennsylvania (Anderson troop) in their rear. My entire force at this time numbered 950 men. " The enemy advanced rapidly with 2,500 cavalry, mounted and dismounted, with three pieces of artillery, all under the command of Generals Wheeler, Wharton, and Buford. They drove back the 4th Michigan to the line of the 1st Tennessee skirmishers,
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