From the foot of Seneca Lake a detachment was sent up the west shore a few miles to the Indian town of Kershong. Another detachment under Colonel Dearborn went up the west side of Cayuga Lake and joined the main body at Catherine's Town, at the head of Seneca Lake. A third detachment under Colonel William Butler went up the east side of Cayuga Lake and joined the main army at Kanawaholla, not far from the present city of Corning. All these movements are indicated on the accompanying map.

ROUTE OF SULLIVAN'S FORCES.

A BIBLIOGRAPHY OF SULLIVAN'S INDIAN EXPEDITION.

By Grenville M. Ingalsbe, A. M., LL. B.

{Introductory Note : It is with many misgivings that this paper is submitted to the Association. When its preparation was assigned, I assumed that previous compilations had been made, and that my labors would be confined simply to their continuation. Upon investigation, how^ever, I found that while Justin Winsor in his Hand Book of the Revolution, and in his invaluable Narrative and Critical History, and oChers in various works, had enumerated many titles which, though largely incomplete, would aid in the work, no definitive Bibliography of Sullivan's Expedition had ever been published. Unfortunately, when these pages shall have been printed, this condition will still exist. I have not been able to command from the duties of an exacting profession, the time required for the preparation of a Bibliography at all satisfactory, even to myself. Moreover, the attention I have been able to bestow upon it has been that of an amateur, which in these days of highly developed scholastic specialization, is very inadequate in results. It is presented, however, witli some confidence that it contains material which will aid some historica'l specialist of the future in the preparation of a complete Bibliography of Sullivan's Expedition.