The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1863-08-01


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- =. Col. Kinsman.
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After the opening session Of the
District Court Of Pottawattanie county,
on Monday last the following sesolutioEis
we're introduced by Capt. GLEsTds. and
AFTER aSsw rennarks BY Mr. BteoKEswere
adopted by the znaninsus vote Of the
Bar II C<.asz 20 - sssse a9a5 Ishs3a k5g8zle
WHsREAs, Col. WrnEaKn H. KIRsAAS,!a
member of our Bar, fell mortally wound
ed while ct the head of his regiment, ct
the battle Of Black River Bridge, ON the
18th Of May Inst and disd the next dag,
therefore, va afss .sq.ssi s5n asspe4 ',s.a
Rssokped, That we, the officers and mem.
bers of the Bar OF the District Court Of
pcttawattanie county do cherish in live.
ly remembrance, the manory oftaaar de-
ceased friend and associate; that We bear
cordial testimony to his many virtues, rs
q friend, and member OF society, and OF
our bar, and We sincerely sympa thine with
his friends and relatives IN, the heavy loss
they have sustained in his death.
Rssolued, That these resolutions be en-
tered on the records OF this Court and be
and that copy thereof be for
warded 20 the father of the deceased.
Resolved, That az @ further mark Of our
respect for the deceased, that this Court
do now adjourn.
.HznAxksorn Nh. s14oaxn. l.tsa -.
Having been intimately associated with
The deceased for considerable time, ]
trust viii be pardoned in saying . few
Tords in his memory. d ss%
FIJI Hs-~~rn,,. v,,n,.ga .4n3sx.n - No.
Scotia, but of his early life i haseno par
ocular information, further than that
when about 20 years old. he. became . |
sailor, and spent several years upon the
ocean. Carefully outstanding his savings,
be abandoned the sea and applied them
10 defrsy his expenses at an educational
institute, in Columbia County, N. Y,
where he acquired much distinction as
n elocutioniss. From thence, he set7out
or the West, stopping for time in Ohio
md attending course of law lectures in
he finally reached this city in
the spring of 1853. Although he arrived
among US Q total stranger, without money
or friends, he yet in the period of a few
brief years, by his integrity, industry,
strong native talents, ahd indonitable
inscribed his name high on
the rolls of fame. Soon after coming
here, he entered the law Office of Clinton
d Baldwin, and was admitted an attorney
Of this court, at its October term, In lS5S.
Being, however, without other means of
support, he spent most of his time, during
his first years residence here, in teaching,
pursuing meantime his legal studies, and
divessing bis leisure hours IN writing very
entertaining sketches of his ocean expe-
riences, as also upon other themes, for,
the press. Being ready and vigorous
writer, the productions of his pen were
numerous, and always read with asidity.