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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-03-01
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MARLBOROUGH.

Life Iasurance.-lnsuraace in all lis
branches has in our day been brought to a
high degree of maturity. No only has the
science Of calculation been employed to
perfect lis results, but moral agenci es
have largely entered into many of its COM
biuations. Thus has not only a kind of
mathematical certainty been given 10 some
of lis conclusions, but the feelings lha,
belong to a mau In his social character
and counexions-his ujugal and paren
tai relaloas-are among the elements to
which Life Insurance owes its success.
Hundreds now become assures of their
lives who. until its s'benefls became Known
were expressed with The anxictes that be.
loug 10 the future. Tne system of Life In.
surance has accordingly acquired an in.
creased stability. as 1t embraced in lis cir
Gle those who, in teachings of their better
nalure-in The natural play ofthe domes-
tic affections sought in The resources of
This beautiful provisions of society, an
incentive to the accumulA;ioh Of fund
that was, after dsalh. 10 shelter thsir. fami-
lies from want, if stricken by nlisfonune.
The oslceilicienlsinstrumenr however
:al this end has been theiplan Of Mutual
insurance" onttfie principle recently in-
.tfsd1ead, in at least one of theSoHicers in-
Unied States 10 wiz TIM NantiI's
Matlaf ffnsurauce Company of New York
Iaeonfornily. with this principle, each IN.
sileersis annually credited with his p,opor:
1ionate share OF profits, which becomes
stock<in The company drawing interest.
This combines the advantages ofLif. To-
suranre with those of Savings bank.
Where tho prof's are annually declared
ani from a new fund, accommodating at
compound interest, there is All incentive
to save, and no loss, as in ordinary Lille
Insurance. fro what partakes Of the
character of all unproduclive investment
For these dividend of profit, thus annually
declared, the scrip or certificate given is
available, in yrotheca'ion, aud money
may be borrowed on it, for payment Of fu-
lure premiums. the proportion IN cash re-
qured being hui 60 percent This is ccr'
rainly a feature that not only brings lh.
benefits Of life insurance with in the reach
ofAll, making ,hata productive invest
ment, but which without it. would be like
money saved ftom earnings locked up in
a s'rons box, To he opened after the demise
Of The cwner. Ii is therefore. not only IA
beneficial, bul beautiful conlrivence, uni.
Iing, as we have SAID, the advantages Of
Life Insurance with those of a Swings
Bank.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-03-01
Eaafea,fNlfaaaaeaaE.

YENHE Subscriber living in Pnliersville. one
a mile from EdselieId c. H.. will by the
first Monday in March next. be ready TO En-
tertaiu those who may favour him with n call
at prices lower than formerly.
JOHN EIRkSEY.
feb l6 q
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FOR SALE.

WM7lLL~RE SOLD. ON Sale Day next a
wv first rate secnnd hand CARRIAGE.
nearly new:
Terms of sae-Gredit nntil the lst Novem'
Der next. will note aud approved security
feb % II .
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RAT POISON.

a FRESH. SUPPLY Y Of that R De-.
N slroyer. of which the RATS are 80
innd, thalahirIy or f9ty have been found
dead at ouce. Price % cents box, for
sale at the Cheap Cash Store of
r. S. ROBERTS.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-03-01
Fashionable Millinery
mad Dress eWQEing.

NH ISSJ. F. HARDEN, respectfully informs
lYA the Ladies' Of Edse6eld, and its vicinity
that she ha1.taken tho Store adjoining Mr.. G.
l.. g. E. Penn's, formerly occupied by Mrs.
Brown. where she will attend 20 the VARIOUS
branches Of MILLINERY and DRESS MAX.
ING. in the mos. fashionable style.
feb. q I'm &
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NOTICE.

a Ii Person indebted to the estate of Eliza.
A: beth Minis, deceased, are required to
make immediate payment, and those having
demands TO present them, properly attested: an
or before the lst Monday in March ne1t,( lS4S.) }
BATE HOWARD, Executor.
feb l6 St q.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-03-01

Meeting Of Distinguished Statesmen
The Wa shinslon correspondent of the
Baltimore Sun writes, under date Of 18th
uI',, as follows TO day there will be
assembled at The dinner table of President
Polk, the following gentlemen Henry
Clay, Johm,C Calhoun, Daniel Webster,
John Bell, ]. J. Crittcnden. and some
ihrty other representatives cf all parties,
from probably every Stale in The Union.
The first five Of these distinguished men
have,long been engaged in the discharge Of
ugh and responsible services in The coun.
cils the nations. The remainder, honorcd
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-03-01

Bslcare o fan imroster.-The public are
cautioned against an Imposter, represent
ing himself as II. A. Pierce, who passed
through this city about he 9'h Of Decem
ber last, soliciting subscriptions TO var
rlous Periodicals and Magazines. Several
persons were induced To subscribe for diff
ferent papers, the publishers Of which re.
fuse to acknowledge any such Agent. Ed.
ilors, South Of this, will confer favor on
The public, by putting them on their guard
agains. This scoundrel. lie is middle
aged man, rather above The ordinary height
lish: hair and sandy ,mplexion.
leigh N. c. Register.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-03-01

Fatal Accidsnt.-We regret TO learn
that man be the name Of John San lers,
lost his life in this city The day befnrc yes.
lerday in the following manner. lie
had some Que, and bad placed his knife
open in his poke; Falling from his wa,
eon into which he was climbing, the kui'e
penetrated his thigh, aul although medI.
cal aid was soon called in he died from the
aow of blood in the course of some eight
u len hours. Mr.. Sanders vas a citizen
Of Nprlh Carolina, and was on "a visit tc
this place for The purpose Of selling q load
oflobacco which he brought with him. A
verdici under the Coroner Inqncstwa in
accordance with these facs. Augusla
Republic, FEB. 25.
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Notice.
Notice.

YHyHE co.rarnershp heretofore existing be.
d tween TIBBETrs s. CHRISTIAN. in the
Brick business, is this day dissolved by mulnal
consent. ]. D. TIBBFTT5,
J. Fl. CHRISTIAN.
feb % 3t 5
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NAA&RIED

MARRIED
On Sunday eveniIs the 2Uth nt.. by Fl. T.
Wright. Esqr.. Mr.. JED. BuRKHALrER, of Ak.
gu, to Miss ELlzABgIA DeLoacu, Of this dis.
irict. fi1i2f's
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-03-01

THIS SEELEBRhTEDR RACE
~ HORSE will make his frs, sea.
w son the ensuing Spring, COM ]
!. H@A aW mencing the .lst March, and end
VI YlYing the lst July athis stable near
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Valuable Land for Sale:

feb 90
The Abbeville banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1847-1869, 1848-03-01
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Published Every Wednesday, Morning by
CH ARLL Ar Lsts LEs Al Len
q ,;is sspsgoRs sD pRorRfEffoR.ss
3aait 3aS akfRM.S.
One ssoI!sarsasli FIFTY cents
4 nsgtar iasb ys.in AID a Il !. I, 45s''fs

ADVEiRtsFNISEBIENfrs,si its ,sinscrtcd at rs :cta. Dol.
81 1.2 cts. for each contnuunce Those not ila-
wing the desired number of insertions marked
upon them, will be continued until ordered ont
and charged accordingly. .t ~ XIII :
U EsStrays Tolled, ss2oO, to be paid by tho Ma
gistrate. 5s:s.1&4. ~ g
p' For annonnoingfa Candidate, 1900, in ad-s
vancc.,'! s! rglS..e5. =! !:ss,
~ The Postage must bo.s paid ali letters
and qq COMMUNICATIONS to secure 5
The Abbeville banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1847-1869, 1848-03-01
l," (wRirTES ron TIE ADBEyiLLss8ANaKR.y. .t : 4
GEOGRAPHICAL @ DISTRIBUTION
~. = !sOFi ANIMALS. ~. =? !, -. s
LETTER Iii.

Ef
g,s The Fauna, and Flora, Of America, are
peculiarly American. not vegetable or
animal being that has its exact. likeness, in
the Other distant portions of the globe.
The, ,Agasa apd Cactus, arc the 5domin ant
indigenous fora .of t6e,sarid, prairie; and
plains f'Mexico, presenting their.irnn,ov va
bic sphy and proliferous leaves in solemn 1
stiffness. alike in the calm sunshine or OF. the
Numbering Of thesy fierce northcr. Here;
again we find the physical condition &c The
soil and meteoEc arfange in harmony;
with the tnws xistence, OF The, above
kind ofvegetabfe being. Altitude under a
tropical sun, as does northern or southern,
'fatih'de, puts geographic, limits, to production
existence. 80
Some plants require for their existence
alioe waters,snor can they exist but in a
:icky languishing condition in other local
i'ies; oilers again 60 require the bleak winds
ofthe mountain n when they luxuriate in all
the freshness Of vigorous life, and would ear
ly rfisht on the sultry sandysshoses of
ocear..@a, - s. sss
Scarcely ajdistriet and not zasssgtats, but
has M ils f1orai Iosaiaiies, and gssgra phical
y dis'riba,is6 plants, the diouea nruscipula.
llor sands trap sxjs,s, ia Indigenous
on :. as,nalI a'al Ieslt par,s 81 North
ss. s
Ihe bltas; i are ., sal sAmericai,. s f.
4TIes suissytf dasruious Il y,.Bird of
America sn sf{fits : .ecies,sg q from Tia
Isles, oran other portion
0fftbs altrspresen rtyse.r !.
taatlyes alg sgfnae faipii y, stAs being,
type, bat ifsr esires kavs exis,
ed from shs hey Weres Tau sshssdTon,s
ths rsaior, ana WiffFeSist iIif III
eissa nn,l the po,We III !.
IDS change, (tflesnus
thofofgh Of crruai rrua isii iioir1oi Withstand !.
aihiigsy se ssisss .s.A'sss B.
e. .gsea5a a.s spta holds; I ID. Good, aver ! tbe
Sswbslss s Eess divisions. of
kiIhgd also, in The sssansss41 snss1
EN- 5sfs jsI pla
aeeaks of sRs sarniivos
llia ises Amfericas
ii ssJos ins the
y she same orfa of
4: gIsstAEsd W 4 ~ .ls q Is
iiie o s $.
apIiias as BIG Il siIni..
q Ras ma Ess
asl's esnaas So 1 y
6 stamp q ., HIN pa purely
.as kalsrisa q tl Is: m siaarsapiai1
He'd aniinlss So III the Kaneafpp9
8 & America m aIeE Is d fopr sas
q asof 4 ti,ss'
naany pther
q ls toss 81 i. q, u. sound pk;ISs1
b.
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= "a 80 - rGJS'.sS
va sharry little .creas
Myfoand in the vicinity
graveyards. and short:
6rty the tables araiilpned
:sss chasing; us-e-a white
lsd dsath ! whirh,b by
The Abbeville banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1847-1869, 1848-03-01

ttis y, W'sy,.is tho m9st powerful and fee, of
.allthe s. bgtfef fiiesstor though you were a
5samPsoa ne canSthrow yoL-ana though
you We're Iiiounted on u thunder;,ot he can
sovertalse You By the way, there is one
yer trait about this little creature,
2sasse mat lsvery hard to account for EIc
saiWays5 prefers chasing IA drnker, and
.a.tllan that keepsIate hours Singular!
sS -, e. :4Lb0AY Knicterdocker
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1848-02-04
nw-R
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Gen Cass annourc cd in the Senate. on The 2 th.
that the President had suspended Gen. Scott as
commander ofthe army, for the present An order
for the immediate release of Worth from arrest had
| been forwarded. Gen. Butler assumes the command
OF the troops. The National Inteigcncer of the
goth says We learn automatically that Gen. Tow
son set out on Monday night last for Mexico where
he IS, in conjunction with Gen Cushing and Gen.
Butler, of the volunteer forces, to form court Of
inquiry ordered by the President of the United
States, on Gen, Scott
The rumors arc current at Washington that Her
rera had been elected President Of Mexico aud pros
poets OF peace aattering. 1t is also rumored that
| Trist and Herrera have negotiated peace; the
Nexlcans cedng 10 all territory east of the Rio
Grande the Upper California, on receiving from the
United States Sl5,OOO,000 in compensation.
Flour in New York Jan. % Gencssee S. SD
So. Market heavy. Wheat, white 81 40. quo
tations sustained. Corn 60 c; mess pork Sll so,
prime SIS.
4 train from Vera Cruz was attacked by Cuerril
las about seven miles from that city, 1t. Walker
commanded the escort. Our loss 60 men, 800
mules and 100000 in property
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1848-02-04

The Ladies OF Southport really deserve great
credit for their enterprise. 1t the gentlemen of the
place manifested but half the spirit in Tcgarl to
matters of public utility, our village, in many i'm
portant respects, would present very different ap-
pearance, and the comfort Of It's inhabitants be
greatly promoted, We need not refer to what the
ladies have done in deyising ways and means for
the construction of side walks for the building aud
furnishing of Churches and in matters Of beHeyo-
ence-these things show and speak for themselves
in almost every part of the village and we not
certain, but that Our interests corporate and iEd
ydual, woud be better attended 10 in their hands
than under present control Could it be done. it
would be capital move, at our next charter csc
ton, 70 elect a President and Board of Trustees
entirely OF the feminine genter. We should vote
unanimously in the affirmative.
The project now is to enclose and ornament the
Public Grounds in the village, and to accomplish
this object the Ladies propose TO hold Fair on
Thursday and Friday evenings OF next week, com
menciug at o'clock, at DURkEE'S HOTEL.
Tickets for this FAIR can be had at Kings Book
Store at Fisk & Metralfs, and at Gardners Store,
1t is of course expected that every gentleman Nill
buy ticket and attend the fair His own rer=t nal
qualification should be a sufficient motive in the
premises, to say nothing of what public spirit and
galantry require. No one can, or viii desire TO
be, excused under the circumstances.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1848-02-04
sTALUABLE FARM FOR SALE

v The subscriber etfers Tor sale his valuable
Farm, situated in the town of Salem. County OF
Racine, twelve miles west Of Southport and half a
mile south OF the main road from the Lake to Ge-
neya
The Farm Consists Of one hundred acres, all ex-
celent land for the plough there not being foot
OF waste land on the premises. II IS we'll timbered
aud we'll watered, by living springs. So acres are
under impropements-0o acres being ready for
spnng crops. 4 small framed house and 4 log
honse, on the premises. with an excellent we'll
OF water near the door. There also variety Of
fruit trees in bearing.
This Farm, which * not excelled By any in the
county, will be sold low. Apply at the Post Office
or 10 me on the premises.
LEONARD VAN ALSTINE.
Salem Dec ~. 1877.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1848-02-04

/ WHOOPING COUGH AND CROUP-To Pa
rents, Jaynes Expectorant is without exception the
most valuable preparation IN use, for the abot c
diseases. Il converts Whooping Cousa into a
mild and tractable disoase-shortens lis duration
/ more than one cali, and produces a certain and
speedy recovery From half TO one tea-spoonfu!
will certainly euro Group in infants and Young chill
dren, in halt an hour and an hour. Tie lives Of
hundreds Of children Will be saved annually BY al
ways keeplng il on hand, ready for any emergency.
For safe 81 II. T. STRIKER. Southport.
JAMES ALTERaTIYF.
RHEi -G.3IIS-N-The proprietor has not pre-
scribed this preparation in great many cases Of
rheumatism, bnt in eN cry case where il was used
uatIl the system became affected by the Medicine
the disease was removed
GOET-A number Of cases Of Govt have been
cured BY this preparation. In one OF these cases
the man had been afflicted with Ii 90 severely for
thirteen years, as to entirely disable him from
business, and for five months Immediately previous
to his taking the Alternative he had been confined
% his room bat before ne had finished the third
bottle, he was enabled to walk about the streets
and soon after returned to has business from which
he had been excluded bY his Affections
DROPSiC.3L SH,ELIAGS-ThIs medicine
increases the powers of digestion, excites the alb
sorbents into healthy exercise, by which waterous
or Cacareous dispositions, and all unnatural en-
largements are reduced. Il imparts tone and u
tality 10 the whole system, renovatng sick and
morbid hcac-aches, giddiness, wandering mania and
nervous affections.
In fact. in every case where the medicine has
bean taken for some tine, no matter for what puy-
pose the general health Of the patient has Away.
been improved by it.
in conclusion, the proprietor would say that some
OF the most astonishing cases of Skin Diseases
Cancer Bronchocelc and Scrofua have been cured
by this medicine, that have ever been recorded:
but want Of room in this sheet precIudes their
publication at this time
Prepared only by DR. y. Jayne, No South
Third st, Philadelphia. And for sale by
IL T. ATRlkER. SouIhnort. ". L
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1848-02-04
THE EAGLE
Life & Health INSURANCE Company.
No. 40, Tall Street, Neu FORK.
Al a n II A III, ~ RANE nfrII IL

| (MANHAFTAE BANK Bull DlNG,)
| Is prepared to insure Lives, grant endowments
! Iand annu'ies, In addition 10 The annually re-
served fumes on, Of premlohS, this company has
capita! of 81, aO0 and no dividends w'll be paid
, 10 the sh 'rehodeIs until the assets amornt 10
S2Oo,oo0. The directors are personally RESPONSE
Die to the insured, il the capital is impaired by
improper mana cement. The rates are TEN PER
CENT. LOWER than iii rates ot mutual compani
anc credit OF forty per cent viii be givea on
policies for ths whole duration OF life
ADVANTAGES
WHICH THIS COMPANY HOLDS pU7 TO I.srRERs.
!. Our ample paId-up capital 10 meet whatever
extraordinary risks arse.
;. Premiums lower than mu,ual companies
3. No responsibility to insurers beyond the pay
mcut Of the premium.
l. M tisk Of partnerships with all classes Of
persons, snd lts serious consequences.
s. No liability to have The sum insured reduced,
or to make further contributions in case Of NOR
tally beyond the estimated average.
Q. The certainty Of having every claim paid "a
soon substantIa,ed, Whatever extraordinary
mortality may take place.
Z. The stock holders ami directors having large
interests in the company, affords security TO the
insured Ihat s affairs viii be conducted so az 10
secure safety and stability.
Premiums for The assurance Of 800 os d singls
-
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1848-02-04
THE TELEGRAPH.
c. L. sHOLES, EDITOR.
Friday, Feb. 4. fS4S.

u We are under obligations 10 the proprie;ors
OF the Wisconsin Argus for an early copy OF the
constitution. The late hour at which it was recei.
we'd, and its length necessarily drive from our CO.
lumns, for this week any other matters of interest
Advertisers, whose farors do not appear this
week, We trust will receive this as an excuse.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1848-02-04

II We would advise Farmer, No 2" who
corresponds for the American, 10 be certain he is
right before he ventures his attacks upon private
character. Col. Frank, (at whom his remarks are
evidently aimed) did not write nor see until it ap
peared in print, the communication in question
1t was written where it purports to have BEEN and
by a Farmer, as it purpors to have been.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1848-02-04

THE unders' gued, having opened new Jew
L eJry Store in Milwaukee, begs leave 10 inform
the citizens of Wisconsin that he will be happy to
have them call At the above named place and exa
mine his stock Of goods, which consist in part Of
JeweiTy and Fancy Goods
SILVER WARE,
OfaG kinds. Gold Pens Of various makers, Steel
Trimmings f,r Bags aad Purses, Pertumery Of all
kinds, l.amps-a general assortment Of Church,
Store, and Paror Lamps Also, Beacon LaIlps
for Vessels
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS
Me'oajaas, Aceordans, Flutes, and Tiano music
Toys and fancy Goods,
WILLOW WARE
Willow Wagons, Cradles end Chairs, Gold and
Silver Trimmings for Odd Fellows reEaiia, and
other articles ton numerous to mention.
Particular attention paid 10 rrpairipg OF Watch.
- and JewelrF-also Engraving.
5. GARDINER.
.Siivaukee. June. f247.-ao2yI
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1848-02-04

Ton THUMB had narrow escape from
drowning from collision Of steamers on the
Mississippi on the 9th INST There was
great confusion in the boat but BAR<rn pic
led NJ the Mannkin and bore him safe to the
shore,
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1848-02-04
Total in the 10th, 1870 Total in the 18th, 1918.
ASSEMBLY, DISTRICTS

We arc panied TO announce the death Of Consid
er Heath, Esq. of Racine, on Tuesday evening last
Mr.. Heath, few years since represented Racine in
the Legislative Council of the territory. lie was
man universally esteemed where known, and hi.
loss will be severely felt
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1848-02-04
CTTI BTNDERI.

ps lake NJ. Orer Co.'s Hal More. ChIr0ro.
NJ MORSE, AaEsr
TENTLEMEN'S Libraries fitted NJ asd re.
1pairsd-Niukic paper Ruled Music and Peri.
odfcsls bound to any pattern--Bls1k Aec,t Book,
ruled and bound N al sty'ss.
iuac S0-lynl5d;
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1848-02-04

same.
s s. No county seat shall be removed
until the point to which tits proposed to be
removed shall be fixed by law. and ma
lority of the voters Of the county, voting on
the question, shall have voted in favor OF
its removal 10 such point.
s 9. All county officers whose election
or appointment is not provided for by this
Constitution, shall be elected by the clec-
tors of the respective counties or appointed
by the boards Of Supervisors or other coun.
ty authorities, as the Legislature shall di-
rect. All city, town, and village officers
whose election or appointment is not pro-
vided for by the Constitution, shall be cleo
ted by the electors of such cities, towns
and villages, or of some division thereof, or
appointed by such authorities thereof, as
the Legislature shall designate for that pur-
pose. All other officers whose election or
appointment is not provided for By this
Constitution, and all officers whose Offices
may hereafter be created by law, shall be
elected by the people or appointed as the
Legislature may direct.
s 10. The Legislature may declare the
cases in which any office shall he deemed
vacant, and also the manner of filling the
vacancy where no provision IS made for
that purpose in this Constitution.
ARTICLE XIV.-SCUEDULE.
s That no inconvenience may arise
by reason Of a change from territorial to a
permanent state government, it IS declared
that all rights, actions, prosecutions, judg-
ments, claims and contracts, as well of in
individuals as bodies corporate, shall con-
tinue as ino such change had taken place and
all process which may he issued under the
authority of the territory of Wisconsin pre-
vious to its admission into the Union of the
United States, shall be as valid, as if issued
in the name Of the state.
{ 2. All laws now in force in the terri
tory of Wisconsin, which are not rcpuQnant
to this constitution, shall remain in force
until they expire by their own Limitation.
or be altered or repealed by the legislature.
3. All fines, penalties, or torieItures,
according to the territory of Wisconsin shall
cnure to the use of the state.
4. All recognjzanrcs heretofore taken
or which may be taken before the change
from territorial to permanent state govern
ment, shall remain valid, and shall pass to-,
and may be prosecuted in the name OF the
state. AMI all bonds executed 20 the Cover
nor OF the territory, or 10 any other officer
or court, in his or their official capacity.
shall pass TO the governor or statcaathori'y,
and their Successors in office. for the uses
therein respectively expressed, and may be
III