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Education/Culture	Sun, May 12, 1844	The Masonic College of Missouri opens in Philadelphia, Missouri
Campaigns/Elections	Thu, September 13, 1866	The Massachusetts Republican Convention meets and has harsh words for President Johnson.
Legal/Political	Thu, September 23, 1858	The Mayor of Charleston, South Carolina declares a day of fasting
Science/Technology	Wed, August 21, 1867	The mayor of Key West and the Cuban captain-general exchange messages on the new United States to Cuba undersea telegraph.
Legal/Political	Wed, June 2, 1847	The McClintock Riot takes place in Carlisle, Pennsylvania
Legal/Political	Wed, August 25, 1847	The McClintock Riot trial is held in Carlisle, Pennsylvania
Crime/Disasters	Fri, May 22, 1863	The Medical College at Lexington, Kentucky heavily damaged in a fire
Commercial	Tue, March 2, 1858	The metallic tie for cotton bales patented
Battles/Soldiers	Sun, May 17, 1863	The Mexican city of Puebla surrenders to the French after a sixty-two day siege
Lawmaking/Litigating	Wed, August 19, 1863	The military draft lottery resumes in New York City, more than a month after the Draft Riots
Crime/Disasters	Mon, August 19, 1867	The miniature schooner "John T. Ford," bound for the Paris Exhibition, capsizes off the Irish coast.
Campaigns/Elections	Tue, November 6, 1860	The moderate Constitutional Union ticket of Bell and Everett narrowly carries Virginia
Education/Culture	Wed, September 20, 1865	The monument to Thomas Wildey, founder of the Odd Fellows in America, is dedicated in Baltimore, Maryland
Lawmaking/Litigating	Tue, April 5, 1859 - Sat, April 9, 1859	The murder trial of Congressman Daniel Sickles of New York continues in Washington D.C.
Lawmaking/Litigating	Mon, April 11, 1859 - Sat, April 16, 1859	The murder trial of Congressman Daniel Sickles of New York continues in Washington D.C.
Religion/Philosophy	Thu, April 15, 1858	The Muslim feast of Ramadan begins
Religion/Philosophy	Fri, March 23, 1860	The Muslim feast of Ramadan begins
Education/Culture	Thu, March 29, 1849	The nation's first class of homeopathic medical doctors graduates in Philadelphia
Education/Culture	Fri, March 30, 1849	The nation's first Jewish weekly periodical appears in New York City
Campaigns/Elections	Thu, January 10, 1867 - Sat, January 12, 1867	The National Convention of Colored Men meets for three days in Washington, D.C.
Campaigns/Elections	Sat, May 14, 1853	The National Convention of the Women of America is meeting in New York City
Cultural	Mon, February 16, 1857	The National Deaf Mute College is chartered in Washington, D.C.
Education/Culture	Thu, May 3, 1860	The National Medical Association holds it annual meeting in Washington D.C.
Education/Culture	Sat, January 15, 1859	The National Portrait Gallery opens to the public in London
US/the World	Wed, November 16, 1859	The National Rifle Association founded in London
US/the World	Mon, July 2, 1860	The National Rifle Association holds its first shooting meeting on Wimbledon Common in London
Campaigns/Elections	Tue, June 2, 1863 - Thu, June 4, 1863	The National Ship Canal Convention assembles in Chicago with Vice-President Hamlin in the chair
Education/Culture	Thu, August 11, 1859	The National Teacher's Association are meeting for their annual conference in Washington, DC
Education/Culture	Wed, August 11, 1858	The National Teachers' Association holds its first convention
Business/Industry	Mon, May 4, 1863 - Wed, May 6, 1863	The National Typographical Union holds its annual meeting in Cleveland, Ohio