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TIE GROWTH OF THE SoRTHWEsI.-- le Territory of Wisconsin was set oil from Mi- chigan and organized iLto Territorial Go- vernment in lS36 Its whole surface is esii- maled at 47.000000 acres, of which a little more than l0,O00,000 has been surveyed. The first sales of public lands took place m 1855; the amount sold from that tune liil January, 1Si2, was 2.909,llS acres, for the sum of S2,76l,7 ,762 The lead mines ol the Territory will be an incXhans,ible source of wealth. According to the census ot islo, the whole amount of lead produced in the United States and Territories was 3l ,259, ,4o5 pounds, and the capital invested was : l,346, 75s or this amount Wisconsin produced nearly one-half or l5,lae,350 pounds aad the epiial employed by her was s6oa'oou The assessed valuation ofthe real aud person. al property of all is counties in the year isla amounted to Ss,077, 300