Little Rock - The view shows Little Rock, as it appears from the opposite bank of the Arkansas. The Steamboat and Ferry Landings are seen on the right. Part of the city buildings appear on the bluff, the Postoffice on the left, and the State House on the right.

Northern view at Lecompton - The long building seen in the central part of the view is the Masonic Hall, in the upper story of which the noted Lecompton Constitution was formed. The lower story, and most of the other buildings represented, are used for land offices.

South-eastern view of Leavenworth City - The view shows the appearance of the city as seen from the Missouri side of the river. The Market House and Theater building, surmounted by a flag, is shown on the left; and the Planters' House, the Steamboat and Steam Ferry Landings on the right.

Hannibal.

South view of St. Joseph - The view shows the appearance of the city, as it is approached from the south by the Missouri River. The Court House, in the central part, stands on an elevation of about 200 feet; the Railroad from Hannibal enters the city on the rich bottom lands on the right. The sand bank seen in the view on the left, is within the limits of Kansas.

North-eastern view of Kansas City - Showing the appearance of Kansas City, at the Landing, as seen from the opposite bank of the Missouri. The forest shown in the distance, beyond the point of the bluff on the right, is within the territorial limits of Kansas. The Ferry Landing and the old Jail or Calaboose appear on the left.

View of Lexington Landing - The engraving shows the appearance of the steamboat landing as it appears from the point of the opposite side of Missouri River. The Messrs. M'Grew's Hemp Factory, Flouring Mill, etc., are seen in the central part; the road to the city back from the bluffs appears on the left; the places from whence coal is taken on the right.

East view of Jefferson City - The view annexed presents the appearance of the Capitol and other buildings, as the city is entered upon the Pacific Railroad. The bluff shown is 80 feet high, and on the summit is the residence of Gen. J. L. Minor, formerly secretary of state. The Railroad Depot is at the foot of the bluff on the left; the Capitol on Capitol Hill is in the central part, at the base of which is the Ferry and City Landing.

Western view of Muscatine.