No. 41. Ancient earthworks, northern Ohio, by Charles Whittlesey: Indian records. pp. 33-39. No. 42. Rock inscriptions in the United States; Ancient alphabets of Asia, by C. Whittlesey. 1878. pp. 41-55. No. 43. Proceedings, 1878. Biographical sketches: J. P. Kirtland, W. G. Lane; R. W. Taylor; H. B. Tuttle. pp. 57-61. No. 44. The Grave Creek inscribed stone, by Charles Whittlesey. 1879. pp. 65-68. No. 45. Numismatics. Facts in regard to early American coins, by H. N. John son. pp. 69-74. No. 46. Revolutionary correspondence of 1777: Washington and Putnam letters; Ludington's reports. pp. 75–80. No. 47. Early Indian migration in Ohio, by C. C.Baldwin. 1878. pp. 81-95. No. 48. Annual meeting, 1878. pp. 97-100. No. 49. Report on the girdled road; Major Wilkins's disaster, 1763; Diary of Capt. James Bonner, war of 1812. pp. 101-104. No. 50. Indian narrative of Judge Hugh Welch, of Green Springs, Seneca, and Sanduskie counties; Wyandot missions in 1806-1807, by Q. F. Atkins. pp. 105-113. 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