14 DAVENPORT ACADEMY OF NATURAL SCIENCES 



Duncan, T. G., Fowler's Landing, Tenn. Ancient stone axe. 



Eads, L. T., Davenport. Specimen of Tellurium ore, Colorado. 



Earle, Benj., Davenport. Three lizards, and insects, from Colorado. 



Esther, R., Lobelville, Tenn. Twelve arrow heads. 



Ethridge, Francis E., Harrisons Mills, Tenn. Two arrow heads. 



Everett, Dr. J. F., Sterling, Ills. Specimen of Galena limestone, ground 

 smooth hy glacial action, from a horizontal bed of the same, in Lee Co. 



FARquHARSON, Dr. R. J , Davenport. Bones of the ground hog. 



Fejervary, N., Davenport. Specimens of fossils from Hungary. 



Fish, Thos., Lobelville, Tenn Twelve arrow heads. 



Flagler, Col. D. W , Rock Island Arsenal. Three specimens of casts of 

 Belemnites, from the marl. New Jersey. 



Flowers, Alonzo D., Whitfield, Tenn. Two arrows; one stone axe. 



Frahm, Henry, Davenport. Gold quartz; four arrows; trilobites, etc. 



Frasier, Thos J Fossil elephant's tooth, Clinton Co., Iowa. 



Gantt, Snowdon S. C , WilUamsport, Tenn. Three arrow heads. 



Goldberg, Benj, Dave?iport. Gold and silver ores from New Zealand; 

 gold lace from Chicago fire. 



Grabbe, L., Davenport. A large Oleander tree. 



Hall, Miss Grace R., Davenport. A large collection of flint implements. 



Hall, Capt. W. P. A large lot of flint and stone implements collected prin- 

 cipally in Tennessee. 



Harrison, Richard, Buffalo, Tenn. Twenty-one arrow heads. 



Hastings, Frank, Davenport. Specimen of copper in jasper, from Calu- 

 met mine. 



Hayward, S a., Morton, Ills. An opossum — dead— and several young ones. 



HiCKOX, G. G., Davenport. A mink {Putorius vison.) 



Hicks, James, Vernon, Tenn. Five arrow heads. 



Hudson, Chas , Duck River, Tenn. Three arrow heads. 



Hume, John, Davenport. A living green snake. 



Hunting, Rev. S. S., Davenport. An army shovel from the battle-field, 

 Petersburg, W. Va. 



Jacaer, H., Davenport. Specimen of Philampelus satillitia 



James, Mrs. Josie W. A spotted lizard, living specimen. 



Jordan, J. B , Davenport. Mineralogical specimen. 



Jordan, Mrs. B., Davenport. Specimens of petri.fied wood. 



Kimbro, Matilda S., Buffalo, Tenn. Two arrow heads; one hoe. 



Kirby, Mrs., Jacksonville, Ills. Mantel clock, with a case made at the Deaf 

 and Dumb Asylum. 



Kruschke, G. H., Hickory Grove. A collection of coins and antique relics. 



Lage, Peter, Davenport. Ancient stone axe. 



Lancaster, James G., Lobelville, Tenn. Three arrow heads. 



Lancaster, John J., Lobelville, Tenn. Three arrow heads. 



Latham, Mrs. Col. Robert, Lincoln, Ills. Stalactite, Chester Co., Ills. 



Leeper, Samuel J , Lobelville, Tenn. One flint scraper; five arrow heads. 



Leeper, W. T., Lobelville, Tenn. Twenty arrow heads. 



Lerchen, Herman, Davenport. Two goldfish in alcohol. 



