nearly
two o'clock before
Geddis took the position . Hiller moved against him , but Geddis held the point . Hanscom came up , but his corps was far away to his rear . It was nearly two o'clock before his troops came in sight , certainly none too soon . He at once formed on Geddis 's left . There was but one spot , on account of the density of the forest , where artillery could be put in battery or used to any advantage . Here Hanscom put all his artillery .