Jan 3, 1863

Santa Claus in Camp

Jan 2, 1864

New Year's Day

Jan 30, 1864

Central Park in Winter

Apr 30, 1864

The Press in the Field

Dec 31, 1864

The Union Christmas Dinner

Jun 10, 1865

Abraham Lincoln, Our Martyred President. Victory and Death

Feb 24, 1866

President Lincoln Entering Richmond

Jun 30, 1866

Treason Must be Made Odious

Jul 7, 1866

Why He Cannot Sleep

Sep 1, 1866

Andrew Johnson's Reconstruction

Sep 8, 1866

Which is More Illegal

Sep 29, 1866

The Tearful Convention

Nov 3, 1866

King Andy I: How He Will Look, What He Will Do

Dec 29, 1866

Santa Claus and His Works

Aug 27, 1870

"Who Goes There?" — "A Friend."

Sep 3, 1870

The French Eagle and the Arrow.

Sep 10, 1870

Napoleon, "Dead Men's Clothes Soon Wear Out."

Oct 1, 1870

The Promised Land as seen from the Dome of St. Peter's, Rome.

Oct 8, 1870

Europe and America Overlooking the Valley of Death

Oct 15, 1870

Pope Pius IX

Oct 29, 1870

The Boot on the Right Leg

Oct 29, 1870

The Tammany Ring-dom, The Power Behind the Throne

Oct 29, 1870

The Shadow Ominous to Tyrants

Nov 5, 1870

Our Modern Falstaff Reviewing His Army

Nov 12, 1870

Military Glory

Nov 26, 1870

Die Wacht am Rhein

Dec 31, 1870

Christmas Supplement

Jan 7, 1871

Eve At it Again

Jan 7, 1871

"How is This for High?"

Jan 14, 1871

Tweedledee and Sweedledum

Jan 21, 1871

America (?) Sympathisizes with the Pope

Feb 18, 1871

The Chinese Question

Feb 25, 1871

Church and State—No Union Upon Any Terms

Mar 4, 1871

"Gross Irregularity"

Mar 4, 1871

Put Yourself in His Place

Mar 11, 1871

The Joint High Commission

Mar 18, 1871

Thrown Completely into the Shade

Mar 25, 1871

The Chap that Closes Many a Good Establishment

Apr 1, 1871

The Rehearsal

Apr 8, 1871

A Warning to Republicans

Apr 15, 1871

C'Est la Belle France—Das ist des Deutschen Vaterland

Jan 21, 1871

Move On

Apr 22, 1871

The Baptism of Fire

Apr 29, 1871

How "to Knock Them Higher than a Kite."

May 6, 1871

Make Room for the Leper

May 6, 1871

Republican Principles — Democratic Principles

May 13, 1871

The New Board of Education

May 20, 1871

The Situation at Paris

May 20, 1871

The Workingman's Mite

May 27, 1871

The Joint High Commission

Jun 3, 1871

The Fishery Question

Jun 10, 1871

Decoration-Day, May 30, 1871

Jun 10, 1871

They are Doing unto Themselves, What They would have Done unto Us. The Madness of Paris.

Jun 10, 1871

Under the Thumb.

Jun 17, 1871

The Exile's Victory

Jun 17, 1871

On to Washington!

Jun 24, 1871

"What I know about Farming."

Jun 24, 1871

Diogenes Finds an Honest Man at Last.

Jul 1, 1871

Hash—or, a Tale of Two Cities

Jul 29, 1871

The New Horse Plague

Jul 29, 1871

Something that will not "Blow Over"

Aug 19, 1871

Mr. Bergh to the Rescue

Aug 19, 1871

Too Much of a Good Thing

Aug 19, 1871

Two Great Questions. "Who is Ingersoll's Co.?"
" Who Stole the People's Money?"

Aug 26, 1871

All Cut and Dried. The President of the United States
and his Cabinet for 1872. (?)

Sep 2, 1871

The Usual Irish Way of Doing Things

Sep 2, 1871

The Rich Growing Richer, the Poor Growing Poorer

Sep 16, 1871

Wholesale and Retail

Sep 23, 1871

A Group of Vultures Waiting for the Storm to "Blow Over"—"Let Us Prey."

Sep 23, 1871

What the German Democrats have Done About it

Sep 30, 1871

The American River Ganges.

Sep 30, 1871

"Too Thin!"

Sep 30, 1871

The Only Way to get Our Tammany Rulers on the Square.

Oct 21, 1871

The Only Thing They Respect or Fear.

Oct 21, 1871

The "Brains" that Achieved the Tammany Victory at the Rochester Democratic Convention

Nov 11, 1871

Going Through the Form of Universal Suffrage

Nov 11, 1871

The Tammany Tiger Loose

Nov 11, 1871

The Lion's Share

Nov 18, 1871

Killing the Goose that Laid the Golden Egg

Nov 18, 1871

The Arrest of "Boss" Tweed – Another Good Joke

Nov 18, 1871

A Dog Returneth to His Vomit

Nov 25, 1871

What are You Laughing At? To the Victor Belong the Spoils

Nov 25, 1871

Something that Did Blow Over–November 7, 1871

Nov 25, 1871

Heep—of Sands

Nov 25, 1871

The Political Suicide of Peter "Brains" $weeney

Dec 23, 1871

The Dead Beat

Dec 23, 1871

Don't Believe in That

Jan 6, 1872

Can the Law Reach Him? –The Dwarf and the Giant Thief