Wisconsin.
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[, seems TO bc agreed on all hands that Wisconsin
will this winter take decisive steps toward the for
nation of State Government, with a view of adj
mission into the Union next winter. Her popula-
ton resources and growth abundantly justify such
n course.


The Oneida Indians, now located in Wisconsin,
have refused 10 sell their lands there with view 10
their removal farther west Gov. Dodge has been
using his utmost powers OF persuasion upon the
chiefs at council every body understands how In
dians are persuaded TO sell ands but without effect
AT the close, he asked those Onedas who were
willing to remove 10 the Missouri Territory any
how 10 signify that willingness by stepping forward
Eighty-scren did so. They mean cider, and will
get ii. The Green Bay Republican ceriifes that
Gov. Dodge used ali he means that lay IN his
potcer purchase either part the whole of the
Reserve Not doubt of it.


Green Bay has about 1000 inhabitants The Re
publican warmly urges the construction 10y unclc
Sam of Road thence 10 Copper Harbor on Lake
Superior the focus ofthe Copper Mining operations,
This would open large amount of Public Lands to
sale and settlement beside greatly facilitating the
Mining business. AS yet the Copper region has a
monthiY moH III winter. carried on foot, when
storms and deep SHOWS do not forbid it. Such n
road would build up Green Bay At once. The Re
publican in another article says


THE MINERAL DISCOVERIES Is NORTHERN
WISCONSIN are not confined TO Copper and Silver
only bat Iron also has been found in great abund-
ancc. This county of Brown, in which the town of
Green Bay is situated, is one raSt bed of Iron Orei
We have picked up several large specimens the
West side of The River, al different times and. il
il tbsp pf Scputi ikr that -ha
ard Reserve is abundan,ly stored with this valua-
be Ore. Bay Settlement Township, situated few
miles East of Green Bay is also rich in this mineral.


In addition 10 Iron specimens of Lead have
been found upon and near the Wolf the Baraboo,
and the Menomonee Rivers and West OF this
town the Menomonec Indians say there is great
Copper Rock in their country


The fact that such valuable Minerals are to be
found in such great abundance. in our immediate
vicinity. would seem 10 indicate that nothing can
! prevent the onward progress of our town and It's
particular section OF the Territory"