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RRJOICINGs THReUGHOUT THE
COUNTRY.
In Washington.

spesiA Dispatch to The n. Y. Tribune.
WASHINGTON. Monday. April 3. lees.
The news of the fall of Richmond came upon
the Capital shortly after breakfast and while all were
awaiting official bulletins that should announce the re-
newal Of the fighting. 1t from mouth 10 mouth and
from street to street. till within ten minutes the whole
town was ont, and for wonder Washington was in a
state of genuine old fashioned excitement such it has
not experienced since the memorable second Bu Run
battle.
The Treasury Department fret caught the injection
Ger Spinner heard the good news got out the drum
msrs of tie Treasury Guard Regiment and in moment
had the whole force nearly 1900 stroas. men and
women cheering until the roof seemed in danger.
Mesuxhils the War Department Clerks got
walked up and some Of them applied
TO Soc Stanton to DO excused nom duty Hs reply was
Characteristic "yMe clerks 6oni tnow esov9A TO take
shO,day 70 dsmss,es such OeeasiOn at e IPhy
then"
The Isterior Department clerks heard tie news
amos. simultaneously and all rushing into the long cor
rdors that around the building, raised cheer that
roused that whole section Of the town. The Commits.
Of Pensions first called out and made few
remarks; next the Secretary then the Commissioners
ofPatepts and Of the Land Office, aud the whole body
Of clerk. united in singing T. Rally Round tine Flag,
BOYS" By this time the streets were tronged with
clerks citizens and strangers crowdng to the War De
Stanfon all 1 mt and made f. NJ
happy remarks. after which the crowd sang Rally
Ronud the Flag. aud cheered TN they were hoane.
Presently Mr. Stanton appeared again at upper
window and after prolonged efforts obtained esssa-
son Of the shouts while he read Wetze dispatch. an
bouncing the occupatian OF Richmond. After each
sentence the cheers burst out arcsb utterly irrpress
bic The sentence saying The enemy left in great
haste" greeted with tunultuouS and defisive
'aughter. and that saying Richmond was on fire, with
cheers loader than ever before When it said that
efforts "erebeing made put II outthey cried, Let II
burn !et it burn but when moment aferward the
Enthusiasm Of the inhsbitans al the entrance Of oui
tsops was mcntoned.they burst out again, IAN right;
"put it ont put it out n
SECOND DESPATCH.
sp.ciai Dispatch To The n. y. Tribune
WAsHNGTos. Monday, April ?, 1865
The scene here this noon is Joyous beyond
description. The whole city is pouring toward the
War Department, where Secretary Stanton ia reading
De latest dispatches to the crowd. Veteran soldiers
citizens. Congressmen, and even tho gold gamblers
cheer IA wild exutaton in response to every sentence
The secretarys face Is besmng. and the people are
Singing the star-Spangled Banner he leading the
choir. The Rebellion 10 over and has not friend left
even in Washington. What contrast 20 foor years
$50 sa' month when Secession badges we're 6sunted
Gu every corner.
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THIRD DISPATCH.

The excitement here continues intense. The
State House bell is ringing joyfully.
The fire companies are racing the streets, ringing
bells, and cheering over tie neSs.
The Board Of Brokers hiss adjourned With cheers.
Business is at r complete standstill
Chief. Engineer Lyle Of the Fire Department., has
issued request fnr general illumination OF the houses
OF the fire companies tonight, and Is probable Inc
illumination will I've made general.
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In Boston.

BOSTON, Monday, Apin s. Ico1.
The glorious news from the Army OF the Po-
tomac aud the announcement OF the isll OF hennoho
creates an intensity of patriotic excitement Rags are
floating from pablo and private buildings and every
body looks jubilant
Large sums arqpcuring in III aid 0i tie Christian
Commission aud other organizations to furnish help for
the wounded.
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Election in Cinci.nati.
CINCINNATI Monday.

CINCINNArL Monday. April II 1855.
The news of the fall of Richmond CT -eated
grent excitement. Business was almost who'll sus
pended Flags are flying from the house.tops pro-
fusion. and general rejoicing prevails The ch y to-
night is ablsze with fireworks. and the ssreet are
tbronged with people,
AT The municipal election to-day. Col L. A. HI IRIS
Uniop) was reelected Mayor.
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SECOND DISPATCH.

The Rrsmens procession was about an hour 10 passing
the American Telegraph Building. One company had
gun from which they were firing saluies they
passed along
grand salute is now laundering from the roof Of
TIL, EsVec, building.
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After prolonged cheering they formed an inpromptu
procession, and with bells ringing and steam whistles
screaming in full blast they passed through Thirdst
baking uproar of rejoicing such as was never heard
here before.
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SECOND DIsPATcM.

mass meeting for congratulaion wos held in the
Exchange at to-day. Prayer was offered by the
Rev. Mr. Hepworth, and appropriate speeches were
made. GmoreS tine band is playing patriotic airs In
state.st.. aud business is generally suspended.
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SOONER OR LATER neglected Cold VILE de-
yelop constant Cough shortness Of Breath Falling Strength
and Wasting of Fleh-the svant eOurs Of Consumaicn
In some instances the win produce Bronchitiss
disease Of the branches Of the windppe. In all affections oil
the pulmonary organs well in bronchial complaints
JAryEs ExrEcronAsr is both palliative and curative as
III. ,esony Of Thousands and its worldwide reputation
attest. while In Coughs and Colds 1t acts speedily snd when
taken according directions promptly removes them. Why
no, give this standard article iamsdsts sriAI Sold
eyerywheye-
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In Philadelphia.
PHILADELPHIA. Monday, 4

PHILADELPHIA Monday. April D. 1885.
The ringing OF the alarm bells caused grand
safn"n' Of all the nremen who congrsgaed in IRON, OF
'aduVvadence Hall with their IRE engines nudsr .t.sm
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GRAND CONCERT AT IRVING HALL.-This

evening at Irving Hall. Mrs. j. H. Barclay win give
her annual concert. assisted by signor Mongiardin
Mr. J. X. Thomas. Mr. j. n. Pattison, Mr.. Thomas
and Mr.. J. F. Ebcn The conductors will be Mr. WIN.
Berge and sgnor Abells. Mrs. barclay has me
voice, which she uses with much kill and effect.
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Fancy CAssIMERu.
SPECIAL NorIcs 70 Gloss Bgvsss
CHoIcs Goops ct Low FtousEG
Our Large and Varied Stock OF
cmuu.u.
has been marked TO meet the market and We are constantly
adding
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gpeeiaI Notices.
How are You. Richmond.
EVERETT SQUARE.

How are You, RIchmoDds ..
EyEnETr SQUARE,
ys G9' 81 + Ta;ai Vi. IL Be- st seSs.d THIS
Z sfaiklES%;S;;s T aQ o g5sEw spn &c
'0''" BY order Of TIE PEOPLE.
Teuth wsrd.-lie dI,fssi men q the T.n.h Ward ~
requested assemble ri the Essex Market Courthouse, od
WEDNESDAY EVENING AphN Z = 4 s %SSSiios
yonE r. LAysEscz. secy. Chn. Recruiting csui-
Fifteenth Ward.
FILL TIL l. OF A, =
An iaPOra' meeting OF the residents Of the Fssaah
" ~ WIZ '''' AT NJ HOPE % s,s CHAPEL.
WEDNESDAY EVENING April g. 7a''
10 take such measures a. vim assist relieving tn. citizens
the Ward prevent additional draft aud l W the quotA
called for by Government
Ever resident Of the Ward interested 10 hi. movcmen
and should attend the meeting Every drafted m'u a.
pec.sd TO be present without fail
EgEpK. A. COSKLlNG, CHAs. j. LIVINGSTON,
P0REaT rRWiS o. OfTENDORFER
mo A VAN BUsKIRK, GEO W. HCTCHINGs,
LANES ~ FOVLEK THOMAS LEAyf
sRRAHaM f)i, B0Is f. a. FRELIGH,
CHARLES H. MARSHALL, Chairman.
Cas- w. DAZZLING, Treasurer.
\. vREDESBURsH. Secretary
American Institute horticultural Association.
A meeting of the Association VIII De held on ~ EsDAf
April T. n the Rooms OF inc lnsItuSs IN tuS
Coope. Union Building DR.. ISAAC NJ WARD viii deliver
the Seventh Lecur, OF Subject Per Cuurs,
d. c. TOWNSEND, President.
JoHx W. CHAMBERS. Secretary.
American Institute Farmers Cfab.-A meeting (?
ths Cab will be held TODAY tTuosdsyD April 4, nt
clock at Il rooms Of the Institute, in the Cooper Union
Buding All interested in Agrcuuro Improvement ara M
yited 70 attend JOHN w CHAMBERS, Secretary.
Notjce.-A meeting Of the Western men now in tho City
of SewYe will be held the Resdingroon Of the fft
Avenue Hotel on TUESDAY, st4 o'clock p "a, 70 make
cooperate with the citizens Of New York and
where in tho celebration Of the great yctore. Of oar
armies resulting capture of Richmond. Let there boz
full attendance. -
d. p. GALE CLtNGO, A. X. VI. mIxER,
COL. SHEPARD. WI. y A. stills,
H. H. CARPENTER GEO. 8. BOWEN,
A. W.WHITE, ). L. ADAMS,
and others
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MARRIE ID.

YDENWIsE-IIICkOx--Onb board steamer AdIiatic. Ell
route from Morganxa to Saturday Feb IS
by the Rev Samuel Gardner, Capt H. NJ Crydenwise I'D
T. s. C. J., to Miss Sarah w. icsox Of Bsinoridgr New
York.
NrZiO-sIMONs-On Monday morning, April D., by the
Rov. Father Cumming. Si.noT Muzio OF Busete Italy TO
Lucy =. Snons Of this city.
Harrisburg ('s) and California paper. please cspy.
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ALLAlRE-In BROOKLYN, on Sunday, April slarssretta
Elizabeth wife of Robert H. Alare, and daughter Of the
late Samuel H. and Margaret T. Alaie the 'ist year OF
her age. .
The sves and friends the family respectfully invited
20 attend the fnne services her lsa rcsdsucs No ~
Wsshingtonave, Brooklyn, on "Wednesday evening next
at O'Clock. ,,
The remains win be taken TO New Rochelle for intsrmen'
BAYAIp-Thc funeral of Thornss J. Rsysnd, who died at
sterns Civ Colorado Territory on the 18th Of January
last will take place Aon the rssdercs OF his sisters No. 200
West on Tuesday tue 9Th inst at d oclonk
ri, rrnds and shose his brothers, fbso w and George d.
and Of the family generally, rspscny invited at
tend without farthsf notke "
His rem aims viii stsa Greenwood Cems,.ry FOR inter
mcnt.
CRAWFORD--Ou Mon ny mesuins. April Mary, wif- OF
j. @. L. Crawford In the yd year Of ner age. . D.,
The feuds and relatives OF the family espsctny invited
10 attend the funeral om the residence OF her orothern
law g. ID. Marine No Is Iusos place, ON "Wednesday,
April 3. ~ 2 e',look p
Hex seasjaI v,S " islaovJ W Qgesqr m Cs2s.cfy
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Acknowledgement.
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The lsPANT's FRIEND.

Tug HATS oP TnB METROPOLIS like the tur-
rv, OF Monitors. sadly the FOR Winters bserins
u. the knocks cared Tor by KNOX the Halter OF Hat
corner OF Broadway and fuonss whose SPRING srfLss
ns,iy sls..y. ehrsp and durable, are now ready.
The Placer herald., 1865-07-29
ORDER of ODE.FELLOWS.

Auburn Lodge. No. I, Auburn; meets every
Saturday evening.
Mountain Lodge. No. IA, Michigan Bluff; meets
every Saturday evening.
Placer Lodge. No. 38, Iowa Hill meets every
Saturday, evening.
Washington Lodge. No. 40, Yankee Jim; meets
every Thursday evening.
Minerva Lodge. No. So, Todd's Valley, meets
every Saturday evening.
Olive Lodge No. 81, Dutch Flat, meets every
Wednesday evening.
Valley Lodge, No. 1O7, Lincoln; meets every
Thursday evening. =.
American Lodge, No. 1O8, Deadwood, meets
every Saturday evening.
Enca m pments.
Three Pillar Encampment No. 16, Forest Hill,
meets the second and Fourth Tuesdays in every
month.
Auburn Encampment No. 20. Auburn, meets
at Lincoln on the first and third Tuesdaysin eve
ry month.
The Placer herald., 1865-07-29
Regular Meetings of Eureka Lodge, f. Il
A. W., for the year IS65.
MASONIC LODGES IN PAGER COUNTY

Eureka Lodge. No. l6, Auburn; stated meet
ings Monday next preceding full moon.
Gold Hill Lodge. No. 32 Lincoln; stated meet
ngs Saturday of, or next preceding full moon
Michigan City Lodge. No. Al, Michigan Bluffs;
stated meetings Saturday of or next preceding
full moon.
Ilinostown Lodge. No. 81, Illinostown. stated
meetings Saturday of or next preceding full
moon.
Clay Lodge, No. iOl, Dutch Fat stated meet
ings. Saturday of or next preceding full moon.
Ionic Lodge No. 12l, Iowa Hill; stated meet
ihgs, Wednesday of or next preceding full moon.
Chapters.
I,iblnus Chapter, No. H. Iowa Hill, stated
meetings Thursday CT CT next preceding full
moon
Oliver Chapter. No. 23, Todd's Valley, stated
meetings, Wednesday of or next preceding full
moon.
Delta Chapter No 81, Auburn; stated meet
irgs Thursday of or next preceding full moon,
aud two weeks thereafter.
The Placer herald., 1865-07-29
THOMAS eOYCE,
ADVERTISING AGENCY
NORTHEAST CORNER OF
NORTHEAST CORNER OF

Montgomery and Washington streets, San
Francisco.
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ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS
REWARD.

r OST or stolen from my Rauch, six
FuIler's, on Sunday night, the 7th of H
May last, two dark brown horse mules, in moder-
ate order when they left. They are mealy color
ed around The nose. and excellent matches, will
weigh about thousand pounds each, both BRAN
ded on the left shoulder with small Fl. One of
them has a scar on the near shoulder. which goes
partly into the brand. When they left they were
heavily shod all around. The above reward will
be paid to any person who will deliver the mules
to me at my ranch. or to Mum d Sharp, on Pleas
ant Grove Creek, Placer county, or send infor-
nation of their whereabouts so that they can be
recovered.
P. H. ELLSWORTH,
Auburn Ravine. miles west of Lincoln.
June "a, l865--1m,
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B.F. Myres, H. p; W. R. Creque, K; Geo. w
Applegate s.; Samuel Beck, G. H.; VIM. Sexton
P. s.; John S. Agan, r. A. c.; Samuel 7. Lect
NJ. 8. v; 7. B. Harper, NJ. 2. ". Mack Webber
NJ. |. "; D. W. Lubcck, T.. J. r. Crandall, Sec;
3. G. Smith, G..
The Placer herald., 1865-07-29
Board Of Supervisors.

District No. L, Samuel Dodd. District No. 2
D. W. Maiden. District No. g. A. B. Scott
The Board meets the first Monday in February
May August and November.
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STATE OFFICERS OF CALIFORNIA.

Judges Supreme Court s. W. Sandcrson, Chief
Justice; John Curry, Lorenzo Sawyer, A. l.
Rhodes and o. l.. Shafter
Clerk of the Supreme Court.... w. ID. Hartman
Reporter. ............C c.. A. Tuttle
The Court meets in Sacramento on the first
Monday in January, April, July and October.
United States Senators-James A. McDouga-
and John Conness.
Representatives in Congrcss-J. F. Highly, T.
B. Shannon, and Cornelius Cole.
The State Senate is composed of 40 members;
and the Assembly of So
Senators from Placer County-James E. Hale
and John Yule.
Assembymen-J. D. Pratt, NJ. c. Winchester
and A. H. Snyder.
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w. n. BULLOCK,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELOR ATLAW.
FOREST Hill. PLACER COUNTY. CAL.
Sept. II. lS6i.-my
The Placer herald., 1865-07-29
Democratic County Central Committee.

10 Hamilton. Chairman; A. Huntley, Secre-
tary; VIM. NJ. Crutcher Treasurer; j. G. Ball, w.
W. Price, Wm A. Hines, Ed. Barrett, John r.
Brown. VIM. NJ. Pulliam, G. G. Newman H. W.
starr, and Henry GOoding.
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the Pacific Mail Steamship Co.'S offce FPo:'te b..
vate entrance on Leidersdorft street
San Francisco.
Established expressly to afford the oay,,sd
sound and scientific Medical Aid, in the
treatment and care of all Pyiyote
and Chronic Diseases cases of
secrecy and all SERIAL diseases
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THIS Establishment has row as good facilities
for doing
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DISTRICT COURT.

Hon. T. B. Mcfarland, Judge. Meets the first
Mond,,y in February, May and July, and on the
second Monday in November.
The Placer herald., 1865-07-29
County Court.

Hoa II. Fellows. Judge. Meets on the first
Moa lly in i .rch, June, September and Decem-
Der.
The Placer herald., 1865-07-29
Probate Court,

Hon. II. Fellows, Judge. Meets on the frs
VI ,hl..y i'll March, June, September and Decem
Der.
The Howard union. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1865-1866, 1865-06-15
For the Howard Union.
PETROLEUM NEAR GLASGOW.

A good deal has been said about the dis
oovery Of Petroleum in the counties Of
Bates, Cass, Lafayette and Saline on the
South side of the Missouri river. and Ray
and Carol on the north side, and it may be
matter Of interest to your readers to know
that the same indications are found in this
vicinity. On the lands Of Messrs. B. w.
and ]. M. Lewis, within three miles o.
Glasgow, the sand stone, saturated with
Petroleum, is found in ravine, and on
an application Of heat readily ignites and
emits the odor peculiar to that substance.
Fav orable INDICATIONS are also found on the
farm Of Mr.: John Miller, about two miles
from town. The rock in which Petroleum
is usually found - commonly known as the
second sand stone - crops out in that To-
cality and in many others. in this neghbor-
hood. Salt springs and coal abound, and
the general features of the country are
more favorable, perhaps, to large deposits
than those in the counties above mentioned.
as