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Legal/Political	Tue, January 18, 1859	United States Circuit Courts in 1859, by the numbers
Lawmaking/Litigating	Sat, March 2, 1861	United States copyright law for photographs passes
Lawmaking/Litigating	Sun, March 3, 1861	United States copyright law for photographs signed into law
Business/Industry	Tue, December 31, 1867	United States cotton production continues to recover during 1867.
Legal/Political	Wed, January 19, 1859	United States District Courts in 1859, by the numbers
Business/Industry	Thu, February 3, 1859	United States Gold Coinage in 1859, by the numbers
Battles/Soldiers	Fri, October 11, 1861	United States Navy raiding party crosses the Potomac and destroys a Confederate schooner in Dumfries Creek
Lawmaking/Litigating	Wed, August 5, 1846	United States Senate confirms Robert Grier's appointment to the Supreme Court
US/the World	Thu, May 13, 1858	United States signs a commercial and friendship treaty with Bolivia in La Paz
Lawmaking/Litigating	Sat, July 17, 1858	United States signs a commercial treaty with Belgium in Washington, D.C.
Lawmaking/Litigating	Wed, March 21, 1860	United States signs extradition treaty with Sweden and Norway
Personal	Mon, June 5, 1876	Usher Ferguson Linder dies in Chicago, Illinois
Personal	Mon, March 20, 1809	Usher Ferguson Linder is born in Elizabethtown, Kentucky
Legal/Political	Mon, June 14, 1858	Utah Territorial Governor proclaims a blanket pardon to end the Mormon War
Education/Culture	Tue, April 4, 1848	Verdi's opera "Nabucco" has its United States premiere in New York City
Cultural	Mon, February 19, 1855	Verdi's opera Rigoletto premieres in New York City
Campaigns/Elections	Fri, June 29, 1866	Vermont Democrats meet to nominate candidates for the fall elections.
Lawmaking/Litigating	Thu, November 25, 1858	Vermont passes a new Personal Liberty Law
Lawmaking/Litigating	Fri, May 10, 1861	Vermont repeals its Personal Liberty Law
Campaigns/Elections	Wed, June 27, 1860	Vermont Republican Convention meets in Rutland and nominates Erastus Fairbanks for governor
Campaigns/Elections	Wed, June 20, 1866	Vermont Republicans meet in Montpelier to nominate candidates for the fall elections.
Education/Culture	Sat, February 1, 1862	Verses of "The Battle Hymn of the Republic" published anonymously in the Atlantic Monthly
Campaigns/Elections	Tue, January 8, 1867	Veterans from across the country meet in Philadelphia at the Colored Soldiers' and Sailors' Convention.
Legal/Political	Sat, April 15, 1865	Vice-President Andrew Johnson takes the oath as seventeenth President of the United States
Personal	Sun, April 17, 1853	Vice-President King dies in Alabama
Legal/Political	Tue, July 9, 1850	Vice-President Millard Fillmore takes the oath of office after President Zachary Taylor dies at the White House
US/the World	Mon, December 17, 1860	Victor Emanuel II annexes Naples, Sicily, and Umbria and the unification of Italy is almost complete
US/the World	Mon, April 16, 1860	Victor Emmanuel II receives a hero's welcome in Florence, the capital of his new province of Tuscany
US/the World	Sun, March 17, 1861	Victor Emmanuel II signs the declaration of the new united kingdom of Italy
US/the World	Thu, November 8, 1860	Victor Emmanuel of Piedmont becomes King of the Two Sicilies essentially completing the unification of modern Italy