05 Jun 1846
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Newspaper
Ohio Carrollton Carroll Free Press
Location
Carrollton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1846
Page
1
Poem fragment from The Guest stanzas by Sy Mae QueAy PewErT. lines urge forsaking grief and servile sorrow. It speaks of quiet resolve, fading tears, and the need to begin anew, letting time move forward.
From the New Fork Mirror comes a portrait of William Allen of Ohio, a senator lauded as a warlike statesman yet depicted as pompous, verbose, and prone to grandiose fantasies of military glory. The piece savages his physical appearance, rhetoric, and perceived obsession with British foes, Napoleon, and European power.
A long OCR filled reminiscence describes a greed musical entertainment at the Imperial dining school in Vienna. It reviews performances of Molgins Lerthoven and Hopden tunes, the decor and staging, and praises the Enchanted Mite overture, the Creator and Requiem, ending with Beethoven’s march and Lisztian remarks. It notes attendance by aristocracy and critics, and references French composer Tivliage’s concerts in Vienna with praise for his distinctive style.
A garbled historical text depicts a Senate episode with Mr. Allen confronting opposition over a marriage and political alliance. It references a Chinese gong comparison, Senator Southard, and a dramatic vote where Allen defeats a rival to win election and wed his bride elect, altering family and political dynamics.
General Taylor joined the army in 1008 and rose from lieutenant to colonel of the 6th Infantry. He earned praise for a brutal three hour fight at the Gekeeho-too river where a mixed force of regulars and volunteers faced about 700 I Indians under Allipe ter, Saint Jones, and Conauhauer. The battle left 139 killed or wounded, with two colonels and several officers among the fallen. Taylor rode amid the fire, rallied troops, and earned a brevet as brigadier general. He later commanded in Florida, then the Army of the Department of the Army with headquarters at Fort Jessup, and was viewed as a fitting commander of an army to project U S power to the Rio Grande.
A long, technical fragment explains whitewash composition, colorants, mixing methods, and application tips. It discusses lime base, pigments like lampblack, yellow ochre, and indigo for cleaning and finishing walls, noting effects on cracking, cracking, and finish quality. It also warns against overuse of pigment and suggests experiments before large applications.
A garbled narrative portrays a lively scene on a warm day with characters including Jim and Augustus. A romantic exchange unfolds as a pair discuss a window scene while a thief is referenced and a closing gesture is offered, ending with a sighing reply about a lack of air.
An OCR heavy grain lists uniforms and insignia for the Gealdal Guimes Sumbae militia. It details coats buttons plumes sashes epaulettes shoulder straps and ranks from captain to lieutenant with precise fabric and decoration specifications and unit titles.
Fragmentary OCR text outlines advertising terms for tires and welding work. It mentions discounts for those who join, a liberal discount, and references to brands and services. The readable content is garbled but implies promotional terms and instruction for a single square display.
General orders detail uniform patterns fabric colors and accoutrements for non commissioned officers privates and musiciass as well as staff officers. It specifies green wormed cloth uniforms with green and gold accents, blue or gray details, and lists items issued or funded including coats jackets caps belts swords drums and footwear. It notes costs vary and reserves consent for procurement via depots and rendezvous.
In a Locofoce Senate a conference committee election showed Corwin with 30 votes against Allen with 15. Corwin joined with earnestly the two houses to reject the tie, then voted for it, while Allen is cited as poor credit. The Springfield Republic notes these as Oregon records. The piece ends with a reflection on life philosophy and a roast about a drone in a hive of beer.
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