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4 negotiation between the authorities of the General Government and the Wyan- dot Indians, is now on foot, for the pur- chase from the Indians of the Wyandot Reservation. in Ohio, embracing 146,2l6 acres of superior soil, the only lands in the State having an Indian title. The Govern

 nent offers te give the Wyandots the same amount of land, west of the Mississippi, as they have in Ohio; to give them the amount their lands sell for, reserYing 70 cents per acre only, to defray expense on sales, &c.; furnish each warrior with ri- fle; furnish each family with sufficient number of blankets; furnish the Indians with one years provisions; be atsthe ex- pense of removing them, and pay five per cent on the amount of sales for twenty years; then pay the Indians the balance, af- fer dedueing the TO cts. per acre, or invest 1t for thei. use. Batt. .4mer.