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CATALOGUE AND INDEX OP 



fBDLL. 127. 



Devonian — C ontinued . 

 West of the Appalachians to the 

 Mississippi and Minnesota — Con- 

 tinued. 



1861. First biennial report of the 



survey of Michigan, Win- 



chell, A. 

 General geology of survey of 



Kentucky, Owen, D. D. 

 Goniatite limestone at Eock- 



wood, Iowa, Meek and Wor- 



then. 

 Upper Silurian beds of western 



Tennessee, Safford. 

 Chemical report of survey of 



Kentucky, Peter. 



1862. Chemung rooks of Mississippi 



Valley, White and Whitfield. 

 Eeconnaissance of Indiana, 



Owen, E. 

 Eeport of survey of Wisconsin, 



Hall and Whitney. 

 Eooks between Carboniferous 



and the Hamilton iu lower 



Michigan, Wiuchell, A. 



1863. Eeport of survey of Canada to 



1863, Logan. 



American Devonian, Dawson, 

 J. W. 



Identification of Catskill group 

 with the Chemung, Wiu- 

 chell, A. 



1865. Maps of Ohio, Indiana, Ken- 



tucky, and Tennessee, Say- 



ler. 

 Northward transportation of 



drift in lower Michigan, 



WincheU, A. 

 Oil formation in Michigan, 



WincheU, A. 



1866. Eeport on Laurentian lime- 



stones, salt, and petroleum. 

 Hunt, T. S. 



Map of Michigan, WincheU, A. 



Stratigraphy, Tertiary, coal 

 measures, sub-Carbonifer- 

 ous, Devonian, and Silurian 

 of Illinois, Worthen. 



Pope County, north of Big Bay 

 Eiver, 111., Engelmann. 



Geology of Lycoming County, 

 Pa., Med. Soo. Pennsylvania. 



Map of Canada and part of 

 United States, Logan and 

 HaU. 



Devonian— Continued . 

 West of the Appalachians to the 

 Mississippi and Minnesota— Con- 

 tinued. 

 1866. Eeport on Grand Traverse re- 

 gion, WincheU, A. 

 Physical features, general prin- 

 ciples, and surface geology of 

 Illinois, Wortben. 

 Johnson County, 111., Engel- 

 mann. 

 Physical geology of eastern 



Ohio, Whittlesey. 

 Introduction of paleontology, 

 Illinois, Meek and Worthen. 

 Petroleum in Kentucky and 



Tennessee, Safford. 

 Map of Ohio, Newberry. 



1868. Alexander, Union, Jackson, and 



Perry counties. 111., Worthen 

 and Engelmann. 



Lasalle County, 111., Freeman. 



Lower Carboniferous of south- 

 ern Illinois, Engelmann. 



Jersey, Greene, and Scott coun- 

 ties, IU., Worthen. 



Chemical analyses, Illinois, 

 Blaney. 



1869. Contribution to geology of 



Ohio, Whittlesey. 



Fossils from just above black 

 shale in Tennessee, Win- 

 cheU, A. 



Crinoids from Indiana, Ken- 

 tucky, and Ohio, Lyon. 



Geology of Franklin County, 

 Ind., Haymond. 



First report on survey of Indi- 

 ana, Cox. 



Geology of Mackenzie VaUey, 

 Meek. 



The Mississippi VaUey, Foster, 

 J. W. 



Geology of Tennessee, Saf- 

 ford. 



Petroleum in eastern Kentucky, 

 Lesley, J. P. 



1870. Grundy, Will, Kankakee, Iro- 



quois, Vermilion, C h a m - 

 paign, Edgar, and Ford 

 counties, 111., Bradley, F. H. 



Oil-bearing limestones of Chi- 

 cago, Hunt, T. S. 



Progress of survey of Ohio in 

 1869, Newberry. 



