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Newspaper
Evansville Gazette
Location
Evansville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1821
Page
3
A June 30 1821 Evansville notice calls residents to clear streets and alleys of weeds and rubbish to improve health and appearance. The piece condemns neglect and praises benevolent efforts for the deaf and dumb and mentions Abbe Sicart and philanthropy in Paris.
At the Anniversary Meeting of Saint John the Baptist Olive Branch Lodge No 0 in Veransville on June 24, officers and candidates were named for August elections. The slate includes Thomas Givilns, Volleanne Olmsted, Hug tT M Donaghite, County Commissioner, and James Morehouse among others.
A reflective passage argues against indulgence and decency as guiding moral limits. It cites cross reading anecdotes about fraud and misconduct, notes fever cases and warnings about spirits, and urges caution in using ardent agents amid concerns for public health and virtue.
An opaque report notes various ships near New Orleans and St Louis with cargoes seized or confined, then shifts to a discussion of the Carbonari secret society and a 19th century political bulletin. The piece references Merom in Indiana and an Italian sect history from Lyono's Political State of Italy.
The article describes clandestine groups linked to the Carbonari and freemasons across Bologna Ferrara Ancona and Lombardy. It notes their alleged aims constitutional government and national independence, their secret symbols and alphabets, and authorities' crackdowns from 1816 onward with arrests in Rome and Lonvichy. It cautions about exaggeration and confusing labels among religious, political, and literary circles.
The ceremony unites iY Menial and Miss Heracy Prince at Princeton in a late evening service conducted by James Evans. Witnesses include Rexq. of this place and Hon. Withans Pemee, highlighting a union between prominent local families.
Citizens of Evansville and the surrounding vicinity are summoned to meet at the Court House on Friday next the 6th day of July at one o clock P M to consider measures to clear streets and improve the police for the town. Dated June 28, 1821.
A late meeting of the Medical Society of the fourth district in Indiana laid out uniform charges for medical services in Evansville and surrounding areas. The committee approved a schedule including visits, consultations, bleeding, night visits, ointments, powders, and various minor procedures, tying fees to standard member rates and not exceeding the set amounts.
Wool carding customers in Princeton are invited to send wool for carding. The note promises well picked washed and cleaned wool with minimal grease and careful processing. Prices listed include thirty cents per pound for carding and sixty cents per pound for combing. James Evans and William Blppingham announce the service on June 28 1821.
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