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FOR SALE:

Eighty Acre Lot for sale, adjoining HOlladay's
addition on the east. Apply to Stitzel &
Upton.
five and Ten Acre Lots for sale, adjoining
East Portland, ON reasonable terms. Apply to
Stitzel & Upton.
Five and Twenty Acre Lots for sale on the
NcAdaInized road three miles south of the
city limits. Apply TO Stitzcl & Upton.
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IMPROVEMENTS 10 Be MADE:

Aside from gigantic improvements now in
contemplation by the Railroad Company, in
the construction OF Wharves, Warehouses and
Machine Shops, quite a number OF citizens will
commence erecting Fine Residences and Bus
iness Houses. Also, street improvements, un-
der contract, by grading and plankinS Holiday
Avenue its entire length, to connect with the
sandy road. We can say that at least Half "a
Million Dollars will be expended in permanent
improvements on this Addition the present
season.
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Terms of Sale:
NO QUESTION AS TO TITLE

Forty per cent. cash down deferred pay
ments, six and twelve months, with interest ut
the rate of ten per cent. per annum.
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At this office, Immediately, from Two to
Three Hundred Dwelling Houses, situated in
Portland and East Portland. Tenants waiting
patiently. nj STITZEL * UPTON.
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SHADE 1 CO.

ESPECTFULLY INFORM THE PUBLIC
IL that they have established
PIONEER DYEIRG AND SECURING BUSINESS
In this city, and are prepared to receive orders
for Dyeing and Cleaning Ladies' Dresses
CiOalIs and Mantles. Also, DamaSk Curtains
and Gents Clothing. Work done in the best
style and Warranted. Kid Gloves neatly
Cleansed. Please give us a call at our Dyeing
Establishment, First ST, between Oak ana
Ash, opposite the Oregon Bakery. -,
July p, ISL vlnl2 SHADE & %.
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FARMS TO RENT.
WANTED.

We have a number OF Improved Farms, situ-
ated I'm Washington county, from fourteen to
twcnty miles Of Portland.
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COMPETENT CORPS OF WRITERS

Arrangements have been made to secure the
Services Of
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preston to the national sympathy BY remit
ting the collection oftaXes for year, at least.
The large sums involved in unsettled and dis
puted revenue cases are lost to the treasury
beyond question. Seventeen national banks,
representing capital OF $40 000 900, are threat
ened with insolvency through the destruction
OF the material security for their investments
and the collateral basis of their large tenn.
porary loans. The records of the military divi-
sion of the Missouri, including those transfer
red from General Sherman's former headquar-
ters at St. Louis, have shared the common
fate. These were principally of value In con-
nection with Indian affairs, and 1t Is not expect
ed that any practical injury will result from
their destruction. The papers and vouchers
pertaining to the Montana Indian war claims
are also lost. but the gross amount of those
claims has already been reported to The proper
committee OF Congress. and 1t Is thought that
the amounts due to claimants can be determin-
ed with sufficient accuracy. Chicago was one
of the largest depots of the quartermaster and
commissary departments for supplying the
posts In the Northwestern Territories, and
those departments have probably lost consid-
cradle quantities OF army supplies. 1t appears
that the county land records OF Cook County
have been destroyed, and 1t will be impossible
to escape much future litigation over titles to
real estate of Chicago. A large portion of that
city was once included In the military reserva-
tion, which was some thirty years ago laid out
and sold by the war department. The record
OF those sales is understood to be no longer in
possession of that department, and it has not
been there for many years, nor can any infor-
nation be supplied from the general land
office.
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THE ELECTIONS.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

COLUMBUS, OHIO. October l2.
Returns from forty-six counties show Re-
publican majority OF ls,7OO.
CINCINNATI, October IL.
The latest estimates are Senate, Is Demo-
Gratis, II Republicans. In the House, Al DEM
ocrats, Sc Republicans. The Hamilton County
delegation stand: Senate, Republican |; Dem.
ocrat l. In the House, S and S.
GALVESTON, October u.
The majority OF Geddings (Democrat) in the
Third District Is ALL, including 1880 majority
In Limestone aud Freestone Counties, which
are under martial law. It Is conceded that the
other districts elect the Democratic candidates
by large maJorities.
WASHINGTON, October u.
Iowa has gone Republican by $4,000 majori-
ty, with important losses In the Legislature.
PHILADELPHIA, october IL.
The riot was caused by some negro boys.
who insulted ladies, and killed negro who
voted the Democratic ticket.
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GREAT FIRES IN MICHIGAN IND
INDIANA.
Large Part of Michigan Burned
Out-Viilages Destroyed-Great Loss
of Life.
DETROIT. MICH, Octl

DETROIT, MICH. OCTOBER Il.
ST. Clair and Huron County advices are dis.
tressng. All that portion of the State east of
Saginaw Bay and north OF point forty miles
above Port Huron is swept by fire. number
OF persons perished. Five villages are entire
y destroyed, and two partially. Others are
threatened There were large stores In these
towns filled with winter supplies. A steamer
was sent to their relief from Port Huron, and
returned with forty persons, several of whom
are badly burnt. All the telegraph offices
along the shore are burned. R. B. Hubbard,
at Huron City, shot all his fine horses and cat
tie to prevent their perishing by fire. light
rain yesterday seems to have abated the fires.
Professor Chas. Scott, OF Hope College, perish
ed, also minister whose name Is not ascer-
tanned.
The fire at Windsor, opposite here, burned
the principal business portion of the town. An
incendiary was arrested. The cutter Fessen-
den has reached Port Huron, with seventeen
refugees from the lake shore. Two were fatal
ly burned.
LOUISVILLE, KY., October l2.
The woods and praires are burning along
tine New Albany and Chicago roads.
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AL ABOUT THE STATE.

Two United States soldiers and an Illicit
llstiller broke out of Sparlanburg jail last week.
One soldier was caught. The others have es-
capped The alarm was given by q prisoner who
is cha.ged with ku-kluXism.
The trial OF cases, in which negro property
was the consideration, progresses in The Sum.
ter court under the decision of the Supreme
Court of the State-Judge Orrs adverse course
to the contrary Notwithstanding.
-"Oakland" Is the name, and Arthur Harvin
the postmaster, of new postoflce. establish
ed on the route between Manning and Sumter.
This Office has been much needed, and will
give postal accommodations to considerable
community, who have hitherto sadly felt the
need of such convenience.
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WASHINGTON, October u.
President Grant to-day publishes the follow
A PROCLAMATION.

ing:
A PROCLAMATION.
Whereas, Unlawful combinations and con-
spiraces have long existed, and do still exist,
In the State of South Carolina, for the purpose
of deprivng certain parties and classes of the
people of that State of the rights, privileges,
mmunilies and protection named In the Con-
stitutiou of the United States and secured by
the act OF Congress, approved September 20,
1871, entitled an act to enforce the provisions
OF The fourteenth amendment to the Coustltu-
tlon of the United States; and, whereas, in GER
tain parts of said State, to wilt: In the Coun-
ties of Spartanburg, York. Marion, Chester,
Laurens, Newberry, Fairfield, Lancaster and
Chesterfield, such combinations and.consplra-
cies do so obstruct and hinder the execution of
the laws of said State and the United States, as
to deprive the people aforesaid of the rights,
privileges, immunities and protection afore-
said, and do oppose and obstruct the laws Of
the United States and their due execution,
and impede aud obstruct the due course Of
justice under the same; and, whereas, the con-
stltuted authorities of said State are unable to
protect the people aforesaid in such rights
within said COUNTIES; and, whereas, the combi-
nations and conspiracles aforesaid, within the
counties aforesaid, are organized and armed,
and are so numerous and powerful as to be
able to defy the constituted authorities of the
said State and of the United States within the
said State, and by reason Of said causes the
conviction of such offenders and the preserva-
tion of the public peace and safety have be.
come impracticable in said counties;
Now, therefore, I, Ulysses S. Grant, Presi-
dent of the United States of America, do here
By command all persons comprising the un-
lawful combinations and consplraces aforesaid
to disperse and to retire peaceably to their
homes witha 17e days Of the date hereof, and
to deliver, either to the marshal of the United
States for the District of South Carolina, or to
any OF his deputies, or to any military officer
of the United States within said counties, all
arms, ammunition, uniforms, disguises. and
other means CT instruments used, kept, pos
sessed or controlled by them, for carrying Gut
the unlawful purposes for which the combina-
tlons and consplracies are organized.
(Slgned) q. S. GRANT.
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that shall crouch and cringe at the knee Of
those who forcibly remind me of the snake
that was taken in louse and warmed. &C.,
Gc., OF that shall be uiAzzled because dare
utter my opinions. I shall continue to utter
them In the interest of tae party of which I
am member, and Of the place to which be-
long, as long as God gives me the power to
raise my voice or WELD pen, with total dis
regard as to whether or not please the
Washington Chronicle or any one else parti-
cularly. "Muzzle Its chairman ~ Try yit,
Very respectfully,
Adv't.] A. j. RANSIEn.
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THE NIOBE OF CITIES.
LIrEST REPORTS FROM THE SMOK-
ING RCISS OF CHICIGO.
How Assistance Should be Sent-The
Newspapers Rising from their Ashes
The Relief Movement Throughout the
Country and in Europe-Insurance
and Losses.
CHICAGO, October IL.

CHICAGO, october H.
Mayor Mason requests that ali persons de-
sirous of aiding the Chicago sufferers send
money instead OF purchasing supplies. Flour,
hams, blankets and bedding are needed, but
contributions should come in cash. Drafts
should be made payable to the order OF David
A. Gage, city treasurer, Chicago, ard should
be addressed to him.
The Republican this morning issued half
sheet. and the Tribune an entire Sheet filled
with advertisements and announcements Oh
merchants change of localities.
Eighty dead are now in the Morgue.
The Relief Movement.
GALVESTON, October IL.
Greenwell's Opera House gives benefit
performance on Monday for the sufferers.
The Galveston printers give their Mondays
earnings to Chicago, and suggest that the
craft throughout the Union do the same.
The Chamber of Commerce is raising money
for Chicago.
New ORLEANS, October II.
Tie Knights OF Pythlas hold a convention
tomorrow for the benefit of Chicago.
Bidwell's Academy of Music and the Min
strels give benefit performances on Monday.
LONDON. October II.
The municipalities and trades associations
throughout England are moving to the relief
of Chicago. The amount raiEed will be large.
Large subscriptions will come in from the
Continent.
SALT LAKE, October II.
Brigham Young gives Chicago $1,000. The
Mormons give $4,000 This city gives $4,000.
Insurance and Losses.
A Chicago telegram, OF Wednesday evening,
says:
A careful survey of the insurance shows that
there were written on the property destroyed
over 5000, ,000, ,000 add another Sl00, ,00O, ,0OO TO
this sum and fair estimate can be reached OF
the loss. All the leading merchants who have
been seen express determination 10 resume
business at once.
The total loss OF grain Is definitely ascertain
ed to be 1,600, 900 bushels. Four vessels were
loaded with grain for the East to-day. and the
Eastern movement will continue as there are
fbiIIy five million bushels now In store. Insur-
snce items have been gathered from trust
worthy sources. The Royal Insurance Com
pany. of Liverpool, loses sl3S, 900: Imperial,
Of Liverpool, 100000; North British, Liver
pool, 50, 100 600. Good authority foots up losses
of Liverpool and London Insurance compa-
MES at s., 500, 900. All the Chicago companies
are bankrupt. All the banks will be able 10
resume business. A number of bank vaults
have been opened, and their contents. without
exception, are unipjured. Every bank In the
city claims that In time 1t will be able TO pay
every dollar of Its indebtedness.
New DIRK, October IL.
The Home Insurance Company after paying
two millions, their loss at Chicago, claim that
they have two and three. quarter millions OF
assets left
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THE HEITHER THIS DIT.

WASHINGTON. October l2.
Partially clear aud pleasant weather is proba-
BILE for Friday. from Georgia to New England,
the brisk northwest winds in the latter region
subsiding by Friday noon. Threatening wea-
ther with brisk southerly winds extend over
the upper lakes to Lake Erie. Increasing
easterly winds. possibly with rain, on the
Texas and Louisiana coast.
Yssterday's Weather Reports or the
Signal Service, U. 5. A.-I.47 r. NJ,
Local Time.
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ANOTHER FESIIN Rid.

MONTREAL October l2
The Fenian Official General. O'Neill, with a
force not stated. crossed the border at Penn
blna, seized the Canadian Cnstomhouse and
Hudson Bay Post. O'Eelll was attacked BY
United States troops and captured. 1t Is re.
ported that a large party had crossed at st.
Joe. United States troops are In pursuit.
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House of Bishops for the appointment of a

House of Bishops for the appointment of q
joint committee. Adopted.
The discussion as to the mode of appoint
ing the committee Of conference continued at
much length. but was uninterestlng, the de.
cision OF the house excluding alluslon to
'Ritualism," taking from the whole debate OF
the day much of the interest that would other
wise have attached to it.
Rev. Dr.. Hanchel, of Virginia, advocated an
amendment offered by him that the commit
tee on the part of the House of Deputies
should consist of the committee on canons.
The question was taken on the motion of
DR.. Hanchel, when Mr. Judd, of Illinois, on
behalf of the lay delegation OF that diocese,
called for the vote by orders. The motion was
rejected, the clergy of sixteen dtoceses and
the laity Of seventeen voting In the afirma-
tive, the clergy of twenty three dioceses and
the laity OF eighteen voting in the negative,
the clergy Of one and the laity OF five ..ceses
Being divided. Adjourned.
"ReRenerate'' In Infant Baptism.
BALTIMORE, October IL.
The declaration of the bishops tn council,
October IL. 1871: We the subscribers, bishops
of the Protestant Episcopal Church In the
United States, being asked, In order to the
queting of the conscience Of sundry members
OF the said church, do declare our conviction
as to the meaning of the word ''regenerate"
In the offices of the mlnistration of baptism OF
infants, and do declare that In our opinion the
word "regenerate" Is not there used as to de-
termine that moral change In the subject Of
baptism is wrought In the sacrament. This
declaration is signed by all the bishops.
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TIE OLD WORLDS NEWS.

ROME, October l2
The Italian Government wants the grounds
occupied by the Convent OF st. Andre for an
extension OF the Kings stables. The Jesnits
have the American College there. By the
Pope's order, the convent will yield only to
force.
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funeral Notices.

%THE RELATIVES AND FRIENDS
Of the late Captain THEODORE THOMPSON are
invited to attend his Funeral Services, at the
Mariners Church, at hall past O'Clock THIS
AFTERNOON. oct12-s
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ns- STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,

S SIAIE Of SOUId CAhOLINh,
COUNTY OF CaARLESTO y-Trtal Justices Sum-
mons.-By JOHN G. MINoTr, ESQ.,. Trial Tustice
In and for said County Of the said state-To any
lawful Constable: Complaint having been made
unto me by 7. D. CLANCY and R. W. LOCKWOOD,
Copartners In trade, under the name and style Of
T. D. CL ANCY Co., that one LOUIS NOLAN is
ndeb:eI to them in the sum OF eighty.two ss.1oo
dollars, upon an account for goods furnished for
Yacht "Meta," copy OF which Is herewith nled,
and refuses payment
These are, therefore, to require you to summon
the said Defendant to appear before me, in my
ONCE, No. II Broad street, Charleston, 8. O., on
the twenty.eghth day Of November, 1871, at IL
O'Clock II. no answer to the said complaints or
judgment will be given against him by default.
Given under my hand aud seal, at Charleston,
the tenth day OF October, one thousand eight hun.
dred and seventy.one.
(Ls] JOHN y. MiNoff,
Trial Justice.
To the Defendant LOUIS McLAIN:
Take notice, thatEhe summons in this action, Of
which the foregoing Is copy, we nled In this
office on the 10th day Of October, 1871.
JOHN O. MIN0TT,
octl3.f0 Trial Justice
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TIE DESTRUCTION OF CHIC4Go.

The Most Disastrous Fire Ever Known
Tho Commercial Importance OF the
City-How the News was Received
in New York-ExcItement In Wall
Street and tho Produce Markets-Ihe
Dry Goods Merchants.
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REBELS, DISPERSED"
PRESIDENT GRANTS PROCL4MdTTON
TO THE SOCTH C1ROLIN4 kt-KLUY.

All s.Unlawful Combinations and Con-
spiracies" in SpartanburS, York,
Marion, Chester, Laurens, Eewberry,
Fairfield, Lancaster and Chesterfield,
Warned to Disperse Within Five Days,
and to Deliver UP their Arms, A Il, nau-
milton and Paraphernalia.
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quickly as 1t will be required. This at present is
serious consideration, for most of the crops are
already in. and all persons concerned are anx-
ious that they should reach tldewater before
navigation closes. All the reports received
thus far from the grain growing districts of
Europe have represented the crops as short.
Large quantities will therefore be required at
this market for export. Tho supply in the city
at present is very low, and If Communication
between here and the West should be inter-
rupted for only few days, the effect would be
a general advance In the breadstuffs market.
Holders Of grain are fearful that the Chicago
companies, in which most of them are insured,
may not be able to pay their enormous losses,
anu il consequence anticipate local hnan-
cial panic.
The supply of grain in store and in elevators
al Chicago, on the 30th ol September, was as
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5perlal Nutlres.

~ UNITED STATES DISTRICT
COURT-By an Order OF the Hon. GEO.
BRYAN, UnitedStates District Judge, the hearI
OF all petitions and motions in Bankruptcy, or
the general business Of the District Court ia post
poned until the nrss Monday ofNovember next.
sep3O pANL. HORLBECK, Clerk.
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G- THE FRIENDS AND ACQUAINT.
ances OF Dir. and Mrs. jacob Francis are respect
fully invited to attend the Funeral Of their Son,
WILLIAM, at their residence, East Bay, near the
Market, THIs MORNING, at O'Clock. oct1s.<