The infantry brigade of Brig. Gen. Charles C. Walcutt arrived to stabilize the defense, and the division of Georgia militia launched several hours of badly coordinated attacks, eventually retreating with about 1,100 casualties (of which about 600 were prisoners), versus the Union's 100.
Infanteribrigaden under Charles C. Walcutt ankom for at styrke forsvaret og Georgia militsen indledte adskillige timers dårligt koordinerede angreb, men trak sig til sidst tilbage med tab på 1.100, hvoraf ca. 600 var fanger, mod Unionens tab på 100.