The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-02-03
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vember number d this able Quarterly has
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mercisl Philanthropy; Latham . and John.
sons Dictionary; Liturgioal Reform; Ear
y Roman Tragedy and Epic PoetrU
Wildtad and it, Water; Giuseppe Giresti
sod his Times; The late John Richard.
son.
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Head Quarters Cd Brigade, 4th Division 18th A. CT
PDcotsigo, 5 c, JAN 18th, 1865.
The officers on duty at, and connected
with the Headquarters of this Brigade,
desire to express to his relatives and
friends the'regret they feel upon the loss Of
Captain Roger B. Kellogg, of A Co. 18Th
Iowa Infantry Veteran Volunteers, late
picket officer of this Brigade, and at the
time Of his death on the same duty at Di-
sision Headquarters. Captain Kellogg
was our intimate personal friend. We
knew him and respected him as an officer
we con6ded 10 him IS a companion
We found him faithful as friend With a
tne personal appearance and great phys
icsl ability. there was combined a rare
amlabillty Of character and facility of
attaching close TO him, all into whose so
ciety he was thrown. Brave-alas too
brave Earnest 10 devotion to duty
prompt in enforcing orders. bat yet as
prompt to obey them, be came, We think.
as near fulfilling the requirements of his
position as any man we ever Aw. He fell.
mortslly wounded near Pocotaligo, South
Carolina, on January l4th. 1865, and died
at Beaufort on January 10th, at noon -
Arranging all his affairs remem boring
among his last words, his sister, his bro b.
er, and one other whose sadness now, no
words of ours can relieve, he died the
death, as he had lived the life ola soldier.
Our sincere sympathies are with those
who knew him apd loved him as well as
We, and who he knew and loved.
VIM. H. BELKNAP,
Brig. Gen. Vols. CONF Dig 81 Brig. &c.
o. KINsMAN.
Capt. d Asst. Adit. Gsn1.
WM II. GoopRELL,
Ist 1t. 10th Iowa, Big. Picket Officer.
ALoNZo j PbpE,
Capt. 18th Iowa a. Brig | spector.
II. c. Macarthur,
LIST 1t. 18Th Iowa, Aid de Camp
EDWARD ] RAesDALE,
LIST 1t. 10Th Iowa. Aid de- Camp.
w. B PIONEER pY,
LIST Lit. llth Iowa, & Al A. @. NJ.
G w KEpLEa,
LIST l.. 18th Iowa, Pro. Mar, Sd Brig
Hon. Geo. q. Wra~hs