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US/the World	Mon, July 9, 1860	The Prince of Wales prepares to sail on his tour of Canada and the United States
US/the World	Sat, September 22, 1860 - Tue, September 25, 1860	The Prince of Wales relaxes on an Illinois farm
US/the World	Wed, September 26, 1860 - Fri, September 28, 1860	The Prince of Wales resumes his American tour, visiting St. Louis, Missouri
US/the World	Tue, July 10, 1860	The Prince of Wales sails from Plymouth Sound for his tour of Canada and the United States
US/the World	Thu, October 11, 1860 - Sun, October 14, 1860	The Prince of Wales spends three busy days in New York City
US/the World	Mon, October 8, 1860	The Prince of Wales spends twenty-four hours in Baltimore
US/the World	Tue, October 16, 1860	The Prince of Wales visits Albany, New York
US/the World	Fri, August 31, 1860 - Mon, September 3, 1860	The Prince of Wales visits Canada's future capital of Ottawa
US/the World	Fri, August 24, 1860 - Thu, August 30, 1860	The Prince of Wales visits Canada's largest and richest city of Montreal
US/the World	Fri, September 21, 1860	The Prince of Wales visits Chicago
US/the World	Sat, September 15, 1860 - Mon, September 17, 1860	The Prince of Wales visits Niagara Falls and watches Blondin cross on the high wire
US/the World	Mon, October 1, 1860 - Tue, October 2, 1860	The Prince of Wales visits Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
US/the World	Sat, August 18, 1860 - Wed, August 22, 1860	The Prince of Wales visits Quebec
US/the World	Fri, October 5, 1860	The Prince of Wales visits the tomb of George Washington at Mount Vernon
US/the World	Fri, September 7, 1860 - Wed, September 12, 1860	The Prince of Wales' tour moves on to Toronto, capital of Upper Canada
Battles/Soldiers	Mon, June 20, 1864	The private British steam yacht "Deerhound" lands rescued survivors of the raider "Alabama" at Southampton
Crime/Disasters	Tue, February 13, 1866	The probable first ever peacetime daylight bank robbery in American history takes place in Liberty, Missouri
Lawmaking/Litigating	Sat, February 9, 1861 - Fri, March 15, 1861	The Provisional Congress of the Confederate States is sitting in Montgomery, Alabama
Foreign	Fri, May 16, 1851	The Prussian monarchy begins to crack down on the independent press by reintroducing censorship laws
Battles/Soldiers	Tue, July 3, 1866	The Prussians win the decisive victory of the Prussia-Austria War at the Battle of Königgrätz/Sadowa.
Battles/Soldiers	Tue, March 11, 1862	The public sees for the first time the series of orders by which President Lincoln took full command of the war
Cultural	Sun, April 1, 1860	The purportedly oldest man in the United States dies in California aged one hundred and twenty
Slavery/Abolition	Tue, June 26, 1855 - Fri, June 29, 1855	The Radical Abolition Party holds their first convention in New York
Personal	Tue, January 2, 1866	The Radical Republican former Congressman Henry Winter Davis is buried in Baltimore, Maryland
Crime/Disasters	Wed, December 23, 1863	The railroad bridge at Gray's Ferry near Philadelphia suffers severe fire damage
Religion/Philosophy	Tue, June 5, 1866	The Reformed Dutch Church holds its annual synod in New York City.
Commercial	Sat, March 3, 1855	The Registered Letter authorized
Commercial	Sun, July 1, 1855	The Registered Letter makes its appearance
Lawmaking/Litigating	Mon, December 1, 1856	The regular second session of the 34th Congress opens in Washington, DC
Slavery/Abolition	Thu, July 26, 1860	The Republic of Liberia celebrates the thirteenth anniversary of its independence