American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-08-29

DYING or HUNGER, Famine is eau sing ter
ribIe distress in Hungary. In Perth children
have been sold by their parents for small sums
The entreaties and tears of the little ones
were vainIy addressed to ears made callous by
distress, or perhaps by the feeling that they
might suffer less anywhere than at home.
SALES or PUBLIC LANDS. The receipts into
the Dixon Land Office average about $1,000
per day, since the opening of the office by the
present Receiver and Recorder, principally
from cmlgrants from Pennsylvania and Mary
land, who have come with their families TO
make this delightful region of country their
home
"ORpERs' AND CASH. In a case before the
Court of Common Pleas in Boston, Judge
Wells ruled that orders payable in goods, must
be paid in such goods at fair cash prices, and
not at "siX months. prices" as contended by
The defendants, Verdict accordingly. An APP
peal was taken to the Supreme Court.
PrcKLED Eccs. When eggs bring too little
Just boil them tolerably hard, take off the
shells, put them in jar, and pour over them
seaIdng vinegar seasoned and speed to your
taste. Then stop the jars close, and in a
month you will have the best pickles in the
world.
LETTERS FOR TEXAS The Plcayunc says
that persons in the United States writing to
their friends in Texas should remember that it
Is necessary to pay the postage Of their letters
to New Orleans.
kEErER KILLED. MIR. John Beyil keeper
OF the Cheraw, S. c., JAIL was killed, few
day ago, by three negroes, who made their es-
cape from n cell. One of them struck the
keeper OIL the head with hinge that he had
wrenched from the door
TAR AND FEATHERING IN LEXINGTON. On
Tuesday night last, some low characters, in
Lexington, Ky, made an attack upon several
free negroes, Of good character, and tarred and
feathercd one Of them. Next day, the citi-
zens held Il meeting, denouncing the proceed
ings, and dsclaiming all connection between il
and the daylight movements of Monday. They
also passed resolution rendering the services
of ten men in each ward to act with tn
watch
ARRIVAL OF INDIANS. The ship Versailles
arrived on Monday at Boston, from Ilavre, has
OIL board eleven Iowa Indians, who had been
making fashionable tour in Europe.
VESSEL STRUCK BY LIGHTNING. The brig
Oceanus, Capt. Smith, from james Rives for
liavre, in coming down the river on Sunday
last, was struck by lightning which shivcred
her main topmast, and top gallant mast, kill
ing one man and severely injurlng another.
DAUpnIN GUARDS, The Harrisburg Telc-
graph says, this volunteer company, command
ed by Capt. Roberts, will leave there on Mon
day next, on visit to Baltimore and Wash
lngton city, as the guests of the Baltimore CT
ty Guards, Capt. MilkilI, at Baltimore, and
of the National Blues at Washington CITY,
Capt. Tucker The Guards, as a company
and as citizens, will do no discredit to Harris
burg.
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NoM' JESSE ~ ELL'orF' we learn from
the Philadelphia Chronicle, that this officer is
again extremely i'll, and that very little hope
i entertained IF his raoovarv
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