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598 Bibliographies of the eighteenth century. [From the close of the eighteenth century to the present time by Salem Dutcher.] Syracuse, 1890. Memorial History of Savannah, Georgia, during the eighteenth century. 1890 [not seen]. Memorial with regard to a subscription on the part of the state to his history of Georgia. [Augusta, 1882.] Military Lessons inculcated on the Coast of Georgia during the Confederate War. An Address delivered before the Confederate Survivors' Association . . . at its fifth annual reunion . . . . Augusta, 1883. Military Operations in Georgia during the War between the States. Address delivered before the Confederate Survivors' Association upon the occasion of its fifteenth annual reunion . . Augusta, 1893. Monument to Gwinnett, Hall, and Walton, Signers from Georgia of the Declara- tion of Independence. 1887 [not seen]. Monumental Remains of Georgia. Part First. [First Monograph: Ancient Monument near Augusta, Georgia. Second Monograph: Monumental Remains of the Etowah and Ostanaula Valleys.] Savannah, 1861. The Necessity for Increasing the Salaries of the Judicial Officers of Georgia. An Address delivered before the Georgia Bar Association at its annual meeting in Atlanta, . . Macon, 1885. Negro Myths from the Georgia Coast told in the Vernacular. Boston and New York, 1888. Negro Slaves and their Relations to the Confederate Government during the Civil War. 1886 [not seen]. Oglethorpe as a Landed Proprietor in Georgia. 1892 [not seen]. The Old South. Addresses delivered before the Confederate Survivors' Associa- tion ... on the Occasion of its ninth annual reunion. . . Augusta, 1887. Oration. Celebration of the seventy-fifth anniversary of the Chatham Artillery of Savannah, May i, 1861. . Savannah, 1861. Oration pronounced on the 31st of October, 1878, upon the occasion of the un- veiling and dedication of the Confederate monument erected by the Ladies' Memorial Association of Augusta, in Broad Street. . . . [Reprinted from the Augusta Evening Sentinel, of 31 Oct., 1878.] A Piece of Secret History. 1 876 [not seen]. Primitive Manufacture of Spear and Arrow Points along the Line of the Savannah River. Annual Report of the Board of Regents of the Smithsonian In- stitution . . . for . . . 1879. 1880. A Primitive Storehouse of the Creek Indians. 1885 [not seen]. Promulgation of the Declaration of Independence in Savannah, Georgia, 1888 [not seen]. Reminiscences of the Last Days, Death and Burial of General Henry Lee. Al- bany, 1870. A Roster of the General Officers, Heads of Departments, Senators,Representatives, Military Organizations, &c., in Confederate service during the war between the states. Richmond, 1876. Also in Southern Historical Society Papers, vols. I, II, III, 1876-77. The Seizure and Reduction of Fort Pulaski. 1885 [not seen]. Sepulture of Major-General Nathanael Greene, and of Brig.-Gen. Count Casimir Pulaski. [Augusta, 1885.] Sergeant William Jasper. An Address delivered before the Georgia Historical Society. . . . [Albany], 1876.