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Newspaper
Cuthbert Appeal
Location
Cuthbert, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Oct 26, 1866
Page
3
Fragmented list shows advertising items and local notices from Randolph County and Macon. Mentions firms like Wests Bradey Gary and D. DeLacy Co along with attorneys, surgeons and dealers. Indicates prices for Daily Chronicle and Sentinel subscriptions and local editorial staff.
The Cabinet report shows 1866 revenue over 546 million with expenditures near 518 million, leaving cash over 150 million and safe treasury currency around 160 million. A future economy could reduce the public debt, stabilizing the currency as peace returns. In Newport Kentucky a wedding ends in cholera death with the groom dying first and the bride following hours later. The couple was laid to rest on their way home amid a large funeral procession in Brighton Street. A Sumter County court case upheld a rape conviction after denial of a militia court plea, sentencing the offender to twelve years in prison. The Mexican Liberal cause, Hidalgo politics, and internal turmoil are debated in Brownsville papers, urging cautious governance amid wider upheaval. The era’s moral reflections compare affection to charity, warning that actions shape days and destinies.
A fragmentary column recalls Stonewall Jackson with elegiac lines and a child’s view of the Civil War. It blends poems and tributes from the New York Citron, citing editor Mr. Chutes Ga Isalpina and poet Halpin, while noting Miles O Reilly’s pen and naval authorship. The piece shifts to a discussion of population shifts and manufacturing trends across states, highlighting Connecticut, New York, and southern states, rail and water power debates, and economic notes from the Journal Commerce.
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