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Newspaper
Cuthbert Appeal
Location
Cuthbert, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Apr 05, 1867
Page
3
Local department notes new advertisements for Cuthbert Manufacturing and Georgia Loom and Manufacturing. Mentions civic concerns on streets, bridges, sidewalks, and drainage, with praise for the mayor and council. Includes review of literary works, church social, and a brief civic notice about a missing relative.
The event in Cuthbert featured Mollie McDonald crowned Queen of Beauty after a lively evening of feasting and revelry. Dr Hamilton and ex Governor Allison of Florida honored the occasion with praise and gold pens as attendees, including Mrs Becht and Mrs Taylor, celebrated the town gathering and election day gaieties.
Trustees of the Peabody Education Fund meet in New York amid strong unanimity. General Grant urges immediate provision to benefit as many Southern children as possible, while George Peabody explains trustees retain absolute discretion and no fixed proportional share among states. Gifts of 100,000 books from Appleton publishers to South schools accompany updates.
A London commentary compares the future King Alfred of Britain with a young prince to be, noting the caution required as he grows into a sovereign under older political leaders. The piece discusses party dynamics, potential monarchist and anti monarchist forces, and the challenges of guiding a youthful ruler. It also includes notices on railroad progress, bread and dairy price shifts, Sherman’s artillery moves, Missouri river steamers, and a circulating statement about the Georgia Union League and freedmen politics.
The April cotton market shows steady demand with Middling sales readily executed. Reports from New York and Liverpool influence prices while receipts reach several hundred to over a thousand bales, with upland varieties remaining around mid 20s to 28 cents.
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