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Battles/Soldiers	Thu, October 25, 1866	With impressive ceremony in Brooklyn, 3000 Long Island veterans are presented with service medals
Business/Industry	Thu, April 4, 1861	With pressure on its bullion reserves easing, the Bank of England drops its discount rate again
Campaigns/Elections	Tue, January 16, 1866	With Republicans taking power in New Jersey, the New York Times announces the state's "Reconstruction"
Legal/Political	Tue, March 3, 1857	With the end of its second regular session, the 34th Congress of the United States finishes its term and adjourns
Business/Industry	Wed, July 8, 1863	With the Mississippi River open again to traffic, the steamboat Imperial departs St Louis for New Orleans
Battles/Soldiers	Thu, February 6, 1862 - Mon, February 10, 1862	With the opening of the Tennessee River, U.S. naval units raid deep into Tennessee and Alabama
US/the World	Thu, May 5, 1859	With the Treaty of Caracas, Brazil and Venezuela agree on their Amazonian border
Foreign	Thu, October 20, 1859	With Vietnamese resistance continuing, the French commander in Indo-China asks to be relieved
Business/Industry	Thu, May 16, 1861	With war in the United States underway, the Bank of England raises its discount rate again
Lawmaking/Litigating	Fri, May 9, 1862	Without authority, Union General David Hunter declares all slaves in three states "forever free"
Cultural	Fri, May 4, 1855	Women's Hospital of New York City opens
Cultural	Fri, March 17, 1854	Worcester, Massachusetts purchases park land for public use
Cultural	Sat, February 10, 1855	World's first women's hospital organized in New York City
Crime/Disasters	Tue, November 26, 1861	Wreckage of missing Prussian warship found along the Dutch coast
Crime/Disasters	Sat, February 6, 1858	Yale students and local volunteer firemen battle in New Haven and a young fireman is fatally shot
Crime/Disasters	Wed, September 15, 1858	Yellow Fever epidemic declared in Mobile, Alabama
Cultural	Wed, March 2, 1859	Yiddish popular writer Shalom Aleichem born in the Ukraine
Religion/Philosophy	Mon, October 6, 1851	Yom Kippur
Religion/Philosophy	Sat, October 8, 1859	Yom Kippur
Religion/Philosophy	Wed, September 26, 1860	Yom Kippur
Religion/Philosophy	Thu, September 23, 1852	Yom Kippur
Religion/Philosophy	Mon, October 10, 1864	Yom Kippur - the Jewish Day of Atonement
Religion/Philosophy	Wed, October 12, 1853	Yom Kippur, the Jewish Day of Atonement
Religion/Philosophy	Mon, October 2, 1854	Yom Kippur, the Jewish Day of Atonement
Religion/Philosophy	Mon, September 28, 1857	Yom Kippur, the Jewish Day of Atonement
Religion/Philosophy	Sat, October 4, 1862	Yom Kippur, the Jewish Day of Atonement
Religion/Philosophy	Mon, September 16, 1850	Yom Kippur, the Jewish Day of Atonement
Religion/Philosophy	Sat, September 22, 1855	Yom Kippur, the Jewish Day of Atonement
Religion/Philosophy	Thu, October 9, 1856	Yom Kippur, the Jewish Day of Atonement
Crime/Disasters	Wed, June 24, 1863	Young female Chicagoan fined $25 for attending the opera disguised as a man