"The Right Man in the Right Place," cartoon, Frank Leslie's Illustrated, June 1,1867.

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"THE RIGHT MAN IN THE RIGHT PLACE." Where Commissioner Acton has sent Kennedy to - How is last ukase was received by the inhabitants of the Sixth Ward of Walrussia. [From a sketch by our Special Artist, Esquimaux Blubberoil, Esq.]
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Frank Leslie's Illustrated Newspaper, June 1, 1867, p. 176.

"Kept Too Long," cartoon, Frank Leslie's Illustrated, June 29,1867.

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KEPT TOO LONG. Uncle Sam (at the U.S. Restaurant): "Sambo, where is that Jeff Davis Soup that I have had so much of lately?" Sambo: "Oh, Massa Greeley, de head cook, says it smells so loud, having been kept so long, dat he has thrown it into Canada."
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Frank Leslie's Illustrated Newspaper, June 29, 1867, p. 240.

"A Hint for Uncle Sam," cartoon, Frank Leslie's Illustrated, June 22,1867.

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A HINT FOR UNCLE SAM. Uncle Sam: "Johnny, that's first rate, bringing that Spanish Don to book. I'll try it on you. Now pony up that little account I have agin you for your pirate friends."
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Frank Leslie's Illustrated Newspaper, June 22, 1867, p. 224.

"Cruel Necessity - Paris, 1867," cartoon, Frank Leslie's Illustrated, June 8,1867.

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CRUEL NECESSITY - PARIS 1867. Napoleon awards a prize to the needle-gun that deprives him of his prestige in Europe.
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Frank Leslie's Illustrated Newspaper, June 8, 1867, p. 192.

"The Prophet Bail-Him," cartoon, Frank Leslie's Illustrated, June 15,1867.

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Study for a picture of the Prophet Bail-Him going down South to comfort the enemies of Israel.
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Frank Leslie's Illustrated Newspaper, June 15, 1867, p. 208.

"The Three Organ Grinders," cartoon, Frank Leslie's Illustrated, May 4,1867.

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THE THREE ORGAN GRINDERS. Uncle Sam: "Thunder - this is too much of a good thing. If you don't go away I'll call the police."
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Frank Leslie's Illustrated Newspaper, May 4, 1867, p. 412.

"The Twa Bagpipers," cartoon, Frank Leslie's Illustrated, May 18,1867.

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THE TWA BAGPIPERS. Old Bagpiper - "Ye're a chiel after mon own heart, Jamie. Ye ken weel how to edit ma papper; ye said three months ago 'Frank Leslie's Budget of Fun is a bigoted sheet, and muckle behind the age,' and I ken now ye say in to-days papper, 'Frank Leslie's Budget of Fun is the only literature the American public want - it has the humor of the London Paunch, with the authority of the London Times.' Ye ken weel, my bairn, to walk on both sides the hedge at once - here's a bawbee for yer, gang and treat yerself to some parritch."
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Frank Leslie's Illustrated Newspaper, May 18, 1867, p. 144.

"The Two Peter Funks," cartoon, Frank Leslie's Illustrated, May 25,1867.

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THE TWO PETER FUNKS. Russian Stranger: "Say, little boy, do you want to trade? I've got a fine lot of bears, seals, icebergs, and Esquimaux - They're not use to me, I'll swap 'em all for those boats you got." [Billy, like other foolish boys, jumps at the idea]
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Frank Leslie's Illustrated Newspaper, May 25, 1867, p. 160.

"Russian America," cartoon, Frank Leslie's Illustrated, May 11,1867.

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RUSSIAN AMERICA. Canvassing the State Ticket.
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Frank Leslie's Illustrated Newspaper, May 11, 1867, p. 128.

General W.S. Hancock in an evening meeting with Cheyenne leaders, Fort Larned, Kansas, April 12, 1867, artist's impression, detail.

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Interview between Gen. Hancock and Staff, and the Cheyenne Indians at Fort Larned, Kansas, on the evening of April 12.
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Frank Leslie's Illustrated Newspaper, May 11, 1867, p. 413.

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Cropped from the slightly fuller image, also available here.

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