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 MURFREESBORO
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  |   |  Abandoned Union Cannon   (H)
 
 
 
    
     | These two Wiard rifled cannon  represent two of the four guns lost by Lt. Alexander Marshall of Battery  G 1st Ohio 
   light Artillery  (originally two 12 pdr. howitzers, two 12 pdr Wiard rifles, and two six 
   pdr. Wiard rifles.) These guns vallantly but vainly tried to check the 
   Confederate advance by firing repeated charges of canister  then 
   retreating "by prolonge" to fire again. The guns were abandoned when most 
   of the horses were killed and the Confederates were but 40 yards from the 
   guns. In this area 14 Union cannon were lost to the Confederates by 
   Sheridan and Negley's Divisions. |  
 
  Michigan Marker (Front view).   (H)
 Near the Abandoned Cannon pictured above.
 (Photograph taken with photographer
 facing the sun.)
 
 
  Michigan Marker (Back view).   (H)
 (Photograph taken with the sun behind
 the photographer.)
 
 
 
 
    
     |  Alabama cannon were unable to advance because of   (H)
 the Union cannon fire and the dense Cedar forest.
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 Rosecrans rushed fresh troops from Maj. Gen. Thomas Critterden's left wing into 
   position along the Nashville Pike and the Nashville & Chattanooga Railroad. 
   There, they beat back one Confederate attack after another, inflicting very heavy 
   casualties.
 
 
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