...ont of Gen. Sickles, the fighting was harder than ever. For nearly three quarters of an hour the hard fire was continued at this point. Thus the battle stood at a little after two o'clock, when Gen. J. N. Palmer 's (late Deven's) brigade, of Couch's division, was ordered up to support Sickles. The vigilant and ever ready commander of the Fourth corps had put Couch's division under arms when the firing first...