CONTRIBUTIONS TO THE MUSEUM. 15 



Link, Banks, Waverly, Tenn. A fine large flint spear. 



Littler, Col. Robert M. Davenport. A human skull, and long bones, 

 from a mound on Col. Allen's farm. 



LoNGPRE, L. J.. Ontonagon, Wis. Two ancient stone mauls, from the pre- 

 historic copper mines. 



LoRTON, Geo., Davenport. Specimen of ammonite. 



LovELETT, Durell, Pine Wood, Tenn. One discoidal stone. 



LovELETT, Eli, Pine Wood, Tenn Three arrow heads. 



Low, David, Whitfield, Tenn. Ancient stone axe. 



LuTZ, M., Lincoln, III. Specimen of cactus. 



Manchester, A. W., Big Rock, Iowa Specimen of crinoid; fossil ele- 

 phant's tooth. 



Marzahn, Mrs., Davenport. Specimen of fossil coral, and cone-in-cone. 



McAllum, Wm., Lobelville, Tenn. Ancient stone implement. 



McGarvey, Antoine, Davenport. Fossiliferous sandstone (coal plants.) 



McMaster, S. W., Rock Island. Fossil shells. Sp parryanus 



Mead, Miss Mary E., Rockingham, Iowa. A chicken hawk. 



Merriman, Mrs. Dwight. Specimens of black coral from the island of 

 Capri, near Naples. 



Morgan, Dr. J. B., Davenport. Two cases of stuffed birds; twenty-five 

 specimens. 



Murphy, Chas. B , Pine Wood, Ten7t. One discoidal stone; one flint hoe. 



Myers, Dr. R. D., Davenport. Specimens of ores, and stalactites. 



NissoN, Theo., Mt. Carroll, Ills. A package of fossil corals; an old broad- 

 axe, left-handed. 



Parker, Dr. C. C, Payette, Iowa. Five species of Devonian fossils. 



Parker, Mrs. J. Monroe, Davenport. Two large photographs, views in 

 Rome. 



Parry, Dr. C. C, Davenport. Collection of mineralogical and fossil speci- 

 mens from Rocky Mountains and Lake Superior; six specimens of 

 land shells from Saltillo, Mexico; specimens of tin ore, etc. 



Parry, Joseph, Davenport. Ancient stone axe. 



Peters, John, Connehville, Pa. Specimen of petrified wood. 



Plummer, Miss Sarah, Santa Barbara, Cal. Specimens of obsidian and 

 lime deposit from Hot Springs, Nevada. 



Pratt, Mrs. Geo. B., Hastings, Minn. A painting on wood, flowerpiece. 



Putnam, Chas. M., Davenport. Package of minerals, Leadville, Colorado. 



Quals, David, Lobelville, Tenn Twelve arrows; one stone implement. 



Rainey, W. S., Coluinbia, Tenn. Ancient stone axe. 



RiEPE, A., Davenport. Flint arrow head, Ft. Pulaski, Mo. 



RouqyiER, Ed., Lobelville, Tetin. One flint and nineteen stone implements* 



Schwarting, Benj., Walcott, loiva. Ancient flint implements. 



Shelton, F. J. Linden, Tenn. One ancient stone pipe. 



Shelton, a. G., Fowler's Landing, Tenn. Buff" colored chert spear, twelve 

 inches long, Benton Co., Tenn. 



Shipp, J. E., Buffalo, Tenn. Twenty arrow heads. 



Simpson, Wm., Davenport. A spider. Epeira obesa. 



