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• February 24
  * 1863: [[Directory:Arizona|Arizona]] was proclaimed a separate U.S. territory by
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• Directory:Sarbanes-Oxley/Microtek Medical Holdings Inc
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• Directory:Corydon, Indiana
  ...the main force of General John H. Morgan's Confederate Raiders on' July 9, 1863. The home guard troops surrendered and were held captive during the famous
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• Directory:Idaho
  ...the United States from 1818 to 1846. Idaho became a separate territory in 1863. Boise is the capital and the largest city. Population: [[Population:=1,420 ...to demand new government administration, and Idaho Territory was set up in 1863.
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• Directory:West Virginia
  ...ica|United States]]. It was admitted as the 35th state in [[Year Admitted:=1863]]. West Virginia was part of Virginia until the area refused to endorse the ...new state, West Virginia, to be effective 60 days thence, and on June 20, 1863, Arthur I. Boreman was inaugurated as its first governor. Pierpont and his
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• Directory:Ohio
  ...northernmost penetration of Confederate forces in the war—the famous raid (1863) of John Hunt Morgan, which terrorized the people of the countryside until
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• Directory:Tennessee
  ...Grant, successful in the Vicksburg campaign, completely routed him (Nov., 1863) in the Chattanooga campaign. The Confederates did manage to hold on to Knoxville until Sept., 1863, and their cavalry, particularly the forces of Gen. N. B. Forrest and Gen.
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• Directory:Virginia
  ...who lived west of the Appalachians also opposed secession, and on June 20, 1863, this section was admitted to the Union as the new state of West Virginia. ...e battles of Fredericksburg (Dec. 13, 1862) and Chancellorsville (May 2–4, 1863), the Federals under Gen. Ambrose E. Burnside and then under Gen. Joseph Ho
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• Directory:Nebraska
  ...r, was firmly Northern and Republican in sympathy during the Civil War. In 1863 the territory was reduced to its present-day size by the creation of the te
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• Directory:Arkansas
  ...wo major battles, Pea Ridge and Prairie Grove, were fought in Arkansas. In 1863, the Confederate government moved to Washington in the southwestern corner
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• Directory:OmniMediaGroup/PLR/NYSE
  ...he Great Fire of New York (1835). It moved to a temporary headquarters. In 1863 it changed its name to the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE).<a href="http://e
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• New Year's Eve
  ...1862]], however, as slaves eagerly awaited the arrival of [[January 1]], [[1863]] -- the effective date of the [[Emancipation Proclamation]]. This particul
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• Directory:Arizona
  In 1863, Arizona was organized as a separate territory, with its first, temporary c
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• Christmas
  ...r in [[Thomas Nast]]'s first Santa Claus cartoon, ''[[Harper's Weekly]]'', 1863.]] ...t [[Thomas Nast]] (1840-1902), who drew a new image annually, beginning in 1863. By the 1880s, Nast's Santa had evolved into the form we now recognize. The
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• Directory:Abraham Lincoln
  ...in the abolition of slavery, issuing his [[Emancipation Proclamation]] in 1863 and promoting the passage of the [[Thirteenth Amendment to the United State ...n]], announced on [[September 22]] and put into effect on [[January 1]], [[1863]], freed slaves in territories not under Union control. As Union armies adv
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• Directory:Ulysses S. Grant
  ...rg Campaign|Vicksburg, Mississippi]], Grant spent the winter of 1862&ndash;1863 conducting a series of operations to gain access to the city through the re However, his strategy to take Vicksburg in 1863 is considered one of the most masterful in military history. Grant marched
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• Directory:Louisiana
  ...d more loss and destruction.In 1862, however, New Orleans was captured. In 1863 the longest siege in American military history took place at Port Hudson, t
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• Directory:Maryland
  ...2 and was repulsed by Union forces at Antietam (see Antietam campaign). In 1863, Lee again invaded the North and marched across Maryland on the way to and
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• Directory:Mississippi
  ...d became scarce. Finally, the Confederates surrendered the city on July 4, 1863. This Union victory gave the North control of the Mississippi River. Two ye
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• Thomas Aquinas
  * ''Compendium Theologiae''. Ed.: H. Ruland (Paderborn, 1863). ...tuor Evangelistas simul ac Catena aurea''. Ed.: I. Nicolai (Perisse, Lyon, 1863) 8 vol.
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