89. Boat used by Henry Lewis while painting the scenery 305 90. A sunken tree in the Mississippi. Sm. F. Lith. Col. 307 Broadside view of the Baltimore and Genessee Steam 311 92. Oliver Evans' steamboat of 1804. 12mo. W. Amer. 93. Modern John Stevens' screw-propeller steamboat of 1804. Sm. 315 94. Modern.... Stevens' twin-screw propeller steamboat of 1805. - Sm. 95. Ticket of a bridge and turnpike lottery.-O. D. 323 96. Robert Fulton's steamboat Clermont, as she appeared in 325 97. 98. The Clermont as she appeared in 1808. Photograph 99. One of Fulton's early boats: possibly the Paragon after 333 100. The Chancellor Livingston; Fulton's last boat. - L. F. 335 101. 102. The New Orleans, first steamboat on the Ohio and 103. The Walk-in-the-Water; first steamboat on Lake Erie. 346 104. A Dandy Carriage; earliest form of the bicycle.- 8vo. 348 105. 106. 107. 108. 109. NUMBER A Hudson River passenger barge of 1825. 8vo. Lith. New York steamboat, passenger barge, ferry boat and ..... 110. Man going to bed on a big steamboat. Sm. W. Amer. 364 111. Women's cabin of a large steamboat at night. Sm. W. 366 112. The Longfellow, a catamaran steamboat of the Hudson. 368 113. The Holyoke, an early Connecticut River steamboat. 373 114. A reward-of-merit card for a school child. Sm. card- 376 115. The Milwaukie, a pretentious steamer of the Great 378 116. The Ohio and Mississippi River steamboat Belvidere, 381 117. Types of rivermen in 1825.4to. C. English. c. 384 118. The Ohio River steamer Flora, 1835. — O. Dr. Amer. 387 119. An Ohio River flat-bottomed steamboat. 4to. Col. 120. Typical Mississippi River steamer of 1837.-8vo. C. 394 121. 122. The Jacob Strader. Sm. F. W. Amer. 1854..... 397 399 123. Louisville's river front during the same period. 8vo. 401 NUMBER 124. A Mississippi steam packet loaded with cotton. 12mo. PAGE 402 125. 126. Mississippi River steamboat halting at night to obtain. 406 409 127. Sample page from Hall's List of Western Steamboats. 411 128. An Indian trader's license issued by William Henry Har- 1803..... 417 129. A dog-sled of the Northwest Territory. - 8vo. - 8vo. C. 420 130. Typical page from an Indian trader's account book. 423 131. A white men's caravan travelling along the course of a 430 132. 133. 134. Cincinnati in 1810. 8vo. W. Amer. c. 1840.... 135. License issued by Indiana permitting a citizen of the 447 136. 137. Chicago as it was in 1820. 8vo. W. Amer. 1857. 451 453 Map of Indiana in 1820. Showing purchases of land 463 467 141. A quickly built log cabin set up by settlers in the interior. NUMBER 142. 143. 144. 145. Finley's map of Indiana in 1827. Showing the political PAGE 475 480 487 489 146. Typical page from a later Indian trader's account book. 12mo. O. Ms. Amer. 1829-1830.... 493 147. The Battle of Bad Axe, 1832. Sm. F. Lith. Col. - 497 Baird's description of the character of the interior settlers 501 505 150. Melish's 50-sheet map of the United States. - L. F. C. 509 151. A heavy New England stage-coach of 1815-1820. 518 152. Title page of Hewett's book on United States roads. 153. Melish's map of the roads leading to Pittsburgh in 1812. Melish's map of the roads leading to New York City in 527 155. Captain Hall's picture of a football-shaped stage-coach. 530 156. Stage-coach entering Middletown, Connecticut. L. 157. 158. Coaches used for city passenger traffic on Broadway, Ticket of the Telegraph Line of New York City stages. A coach of 1818 and a coach of 1828. Sm. F. C. Concord stage of the Phoenix Line running between Flat-topped coach, probably running between Philadel- A Concord stage in the Catskill Mountains. - 8vo. C. A stage-coach changing teams at a relay station. PAGE 540 541 Amer. 545 c. 1835 548 554 Sm. 557 - 4to. 560 C. 561 167. 168. 169. A stage-coach mired on a mud road. Section of F. 170. Railway and stage-coach route to the Ohio valley. Tallmadge's mail stage lines through Ohio and Ken- 573 581 584 Title to Johnson's Reports on the Sunday Mail Ques- 588 |