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Newspaper
Cuthbert Appeal
Location
Cuthbert, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Mar 31, 1870
Page
2
Local printer touts Raggle archery presses and a large jobbing type inventory to offer pamphlets posters and business items at short notice. Emphasizes cash on delivery and urges merchants to support the enterprise amid broader national debates on arms and public order.
Col Schlatter chief engineer discusses survey progress near our town with Col Schlatter and Charles E Fogg Esq. The route aims to link with the Southern Pacific network, with state aid kept minimal. Officials argue two lines may fuse, while stressing no conflict with Bainbridge Cuthbert Columbus Railroad.
The piece discusses fiscal policy debates on usury law repeal and money supply, praising free credit. It comments on women as jurors, recounting Wyoming jurors and media views, then notes a Salt Lake marriage fence and obituary of Benjain T. Castellaw, former Central Georgian foreman and Talbotton Gazette publisher.
Article praises a new two-year college offering four departments in business, surveying, English, and telegraphy. It highlights local professors, strong Southern ties, and tests its value for young men lacking time for traditional colleges. Also discusses labor reform, Indian policy shifts, and health notes on Gen. Lee.
Reports from New York and Washington warn of a looming financial crisis as frauds, unsettled projects, and a collapsing paper money system erode confidence. Banks show swelling loans amid shrinking legal tender and specie, while calls grow for a funding bill that could trigger a deeper market contraction. A separate note from Atlanta defends Southern honor against Northern fabrications, and a Utah polygamy bill outlines penalties and juror selection. The Senate awaits action.
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