. Report of the adjutant general of the state of Illinois ... [1861-1866] . &tl +:; *^ ^ ■g, to ^ . Q D2 CGQ 02 P=. TO^Iz; M^J o;^;^ mi CO ^ O g CO si o o • CM CO (M CO O - Z! ^ CO __^- ^-«.-s CO |C co c a. &^^ . & 3- -^^ s a O Ul mm mm m<o cc-^ Oh^^ ai 3 C O C) c3 1° . S3 2 tx Wa rf o S; ^ o at m ^ § ;^^ a 02 K a 3 3 zc < « w5d 3 OWE HUN DEED AND FIFTEENTH INF^VNTSY. ;i9 poo £ £ 3 p p U2 ;j. <5 r/2 CO CO 0 00 0 ,00-1 ■-I CM 2S SoS Mo- CO -^ r,- =^^ !^ a ^^ 02 02 02 Qi/J a2Q 10 CI mcC -q U2 o o o 5MO 55 S 33 ::;0 few I §KM o (3 •I ^i t? s e 05 •~ i2 g ^ ^ M &.; K « 2 M c a c^ -. o
. Report of the adjutant general of the state of Illinois ... [1861-1866] . &tl +:; *^ ^ ■g, to ^ . Q D2 CGQ 02 P=. TO^Iz; M^J o;^;^ mi CO ^ O g CO si o o • CM CO (M CO O - Z! ^ CO __^- ^-«.-s CO |C co c a. &^^ . & 3- -^^ s a O Ul mm mm m<o cc-^ Oh^^ ai 3 C O C) c3 1° . S3 2 tx Wa rf o S; ^ o at m ^ § ;^^ a 02 K a 3 3 zc < « w5d 3 OWE HUN DEED AND FIFTEENTH INF^VNTSY. ;i9 poo £ £ 3 p p U2 ;j. <5 r/2 CO CO 0 00 0 ,00-1 ■-I CM 2S SoS Mo- CO -^ r,- =^^ !^ a ^^ 02 02 02 Qi/J a2Q 10 CI mcC -q U2 o o o 5MO 55 S 33 ::;0 few I §KM o (3 •I ^i t? s e 05 •~ i2 g ^ ^ M &.; K « 2 M c a c^ -. o 520 ADJUTANT generals EEPOKT. o fcfi £ £ o o p Is a- S o C0<M ^ 1^ coSI oo S 00 r_i ^ rtS !/2&^ O oj 1^bC So fcC ■^3 T3 TS ^3 O g HI III cqcQCq o -a 1 g 1^ if ^ 2W a 5 mS H g M ^ a K u ^ M -d 2 ^ 3 S H ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTEENTH INFANTRY, 521 l-cs-^-^ O V lis ^02 -S 3 s -^ o -sis cor; • 00 O Tf «D o CO ^ ^2-^ :^^1^ tKia-^ : •■ CO 00 O O 00 (M C-l -. 522 ADJUTA1>^ GENEEAls KEPORT. H 2 o 2 o o ?d| §3 2 o o£ 3o o O o o o §:3 C3 CO CO CO CI :ci • 5D O ■* CO CO o CC M ^ ^ CO «o OT W & 1^ IS s : HISTORY OF ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTEENTH INFANTRY. Tlie Regiment was ordered into the field from Camp Butler, Illinois, on the 4th day ofOctober, 18G2. Eeported to Major General Wright, at Cincinnati, Ohio, on the 6th day ofOctober, and, on the same day, crossed over into Kentucky, and reported to BrigadierGeneral A. J. Smith. Was assigned to the Second Brigade, Second Division, Army ofKentucky. While in the army of Kentucky, the Brigade commanders were Colonel Cochran, of theFourteenth Kentucky Volunteer Infantry, Colonel P. B. Swayne, of the Regular Army,and Colonel Smith D. Atkins, Ninety-second Illinois Infantry; Division commander. Gen-eral A. Baird—all under General Gordon Granger, commanding Army of Kentucky. Marched, about the 20th of October, by the way of Falmouth, Cynthiana, Paris and Lex-ington, Kentucky, to Richmond, K
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