The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-11-25
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
Ex.Ciovernor Magrath. of South Caro-
THE NORFOLK POST

| lima, from his place of confinement III 8
| Fort Pulaski, has issued an urgent APP
peal for release. Mr.. Magrath was also
Judge of United States Court when tie
rebellion broke out, and resigned at that
time. He wishes to know what crime
more than others he has committed
against the government for which he
should still be kept under lock when
every other rebel Governor and Judge IL
at large. He Is willing to give the best
/, security for future loyalty and ito aid
, in carving out the policy of the govern
menth i1f al -1e9 Is'A "a
Madame Caradori Allan, celebrated at
one time as prima donna and the Grill
of her day, has died in Europe. in the
sixty-fifth year of her age. Some TWEEN
} ty-eie mt years ago the name of Madame
Caradori was familiar as a household
word in the fashionable circles of Amer
lean society. Madame Caradori was
born in the city of Milan, in the year
1900. Her father was an officer In TIE
French army. She lost her mother ty
death when very young, and barely
completed her sixteenth year when her
father was also taken of.
The tobacconists Of the United States
met i'm convention at Cooper Institute on
Thursday morning, and discussed the
question of their interests AZ length-
Statistics were given to show the unsuc-
! cessftll character of the governmenttax@
in producing revenue, and determina-
ton was expressed to use every effort 10
Induce Congress to transfer the Internal
Revenue tax from the manufactured ar
ticle to the leaf. The Convention then
adjourned sine die, and partook OF
banquet at the Astor House. ','''''.
Two interesting letters were received
at the Treasury Department on
Thursday. One, signed "A Catholic
, Clergyman" contained forty dollars,
which the holders conscience had I'M
, PEELED him to restore through this in
, ptrumentality. The other contained the
, Intelligence that an elderly well to do
, farmer of Indiana, lately deceased, had
behueathed a one thousand dollar ten
| forty bond to the United States Treasury
Y az n small contribution towards the ex-
= tinguishment of the national debt,
a In the United States Circuit Court in
Q Baltimore, Chief Justice Chase presid-
II ing, in an action brought against the
J? Northern Central Railroad Company
by British subject, the company
II claiming the right to retain five per
u cent of its interest coupons to pay the
y income tax and three mills on the dollar
o under "A law of Pennsylvania, the Court
e was decided that the company must pay
o the tax, and that the coupons must be
L ,,aid xv;thout any deduction therefor. ~
4 p",u -. 49," =, soo,ro Tho release nm
n Inc eIoI Cn 70 a.1 ~ 1uo', ,rho T. con.
II parole, oi Geai1n. y. G,ay, 10 10 20 In
: llneu WIN Seh Dei n n,nIe ysavoroI
20 ,orsono, nnnea,s in hehalf of her hua-
er ond copp;darable stress ia laid unon
al tln saot that Mr. CLAW Voluntarily sur.
ar ra ap d ia h;msejf on hearing that he was
OF nI,arcad with comnlicjtv in the Mot TO
y oasoss;nata thc President u 'f1
III "' o,,' I,a,.,a,, ,,;n nror,;an,,, from,
; ,nw o'' for Savannah went ashore
or d mrp q aole on the Georgia coast. near
m uuiins q of tha sayannah river on
o. .ie ,n n.y. :.s - and haoan,a a total loss
Sc I1e lf. a dus.., ann a,a,y ,rora saved An
ts er oiI Lnr .' th name of which ia m
re InS .,s ,.,'.s a,so driven oshore i'm flat
y nicin;ty about the same time.
Va M. 1.,e;,,s,, 80 ~ Dotroit oro tot-
!, me pusineas nnen ~ hroalr ~ tho Inn
~ ing ac'tse riie ;s s,n,~r,ed GOOD at that
IL meise tra,c II. s.ntI &c. is " ~ LA.
h. prod inodeouate to the work. tits esti-
Of ,,,otod that from, q OOO TO $40 ono worth