By 4:00 p.m., Patrick Cleburne had marched his division north on the Rally Hill Pike. After a brief meeting with several of Forrest's officers indicated that Federals were positioned in force between the Rally Hill Pike and the Columbia-Franklin Pike to the west, Cleburne aligned his division of 3,000 men parallel to the Rally Hill Pike. His three brigades were placed en echelon westward, with Brigadier General Hiram Granbury's Brigade on the left south, Brigadier General Daniel Govan's brigade in the center, and Brigadier General Mark Lowrey's brigade on the right north. Colonel Tyree H. Bell's brigade of Forrest's cavalry formed on Cleburne's right north flank even though it was out of ammunition. One Confederate cavalry officer recalled, "It is well understood that our command had no ammunition, and the only thing we could do was to yell." Lowrey's brigade crossed this ground, Bell marched north, and Govan and Granbury marched south along approximately the route of the modern Saturn Parkway, with Govan to its north and Granbury to its south.