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DIVISION OF WIscoNsIy.-The Milwaukie Daily Sentinel proposes division of the territory now embraced in Wisconsin, and the erection of new territory, to be called Superior, from the northern portion.

 The Territory of Wisconsin, as 1t now is, contains an area as great as six of the largest class of States in the Union. It is twelve hundred miles long and averages about two hundred in breadth. The Sentinel proposes a dividing line to commence on the Missis- sippi at Prairie La Cross, and to run iii a north-easterly direction to the mouth of Me- nominee River on Green Bay, and thence north along the last mentioned river, and the Montreal, to lake Superior. The country north of this line in Wisconsin. is said to have a climate similar to that of New Eng land, and to be rich in mineral, commercial and agricultural resources. The soil is rep resented to be fertile, timber abundant, and water power without limit.