 At that village, on the Glenmore Farm, the two forks of the Union advance pinned the retreating Confederates.As Devin mounted a charge and Geary hit the flank of the 35th, Treyhorn deployed sharpshooters on top of nearby haystacks, who momentarily kept the infantry at bay, but before long the 35th was forced into a full retreat that quickly devolved into a rout that was only ended when the horsed of the 6th New York became too fatigued to continue the chase.When the skirmish was over, the 35th had lost 1 dead, 2 wounded and 21 captured.