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Teen Appeal, Memphis, 19:04, 2015

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Issue 19.4 of the "Teen Appeal" published by the University of Memphis Journalism Department and Commercial Appeal, Memphis, Tennessee, on December 2, 2015.

Essay, "Petty Pilfering," Ella Costillo Bennett, Los Angeles, California, Undated

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Essay, "Petty Pilfering" by Ella Costillo Bennett, Los Angeles, California, undated.

Joseph Miles' Civil War Diary, 1864

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A pocket diary belonging to Joseph Miles dated September – November 1864. He served in the 53rd Indiana Infantry Regiment, 1st Brigade, 4th Division, 17th Corps.

Miles' diary very briefly describes a boat trip down the Mississippi to Natchez in September 1863 (pages i-iii) but the bulk of the 118 pages documents his eventual return to his regiment, after his home furlough, near Atlanta in 1864 September-November. In this near-daily record, Miles records events and details as he made his way from the Midwest through Nashville, Chattanooga, and north Georgia, commenting on the scenery, living conditions, and service with provisional …

Memphis Press-Scimitar Clipping, 1930

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Newspaper clipping, "275 Feminine Pilots in U.S., California Leads With 79; Memphis Has Two", Memphis Press-Scimitar, 1930 August 7.

Correspondence, E. H. Crump To Phoebe Fairgrave Omlie, 1935

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Correspondence from U.S. Congressman E. H. Crump, in Washington, D.C., to Phoebe Omlie, in Washington, D.C., on May 11, 1935.

Memphis Evening Appeal Clipping, 1930

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Newspaper clipping on Phoebe Omlie, "Little Miss Overton Christens Plane", Memphis Evening Appeal, 1930 August 18.

Teen Appeal, Memphis, 04.06, 2001

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Issue 4.6 of the “Teen Appeal” published by the University of Memphis Journalism Department and Commercial Appeal, Memphis, Tennessee, on February 27, 2001.

Teen Appeal, Memphis, 02.04, 1999

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Issue 2:4 of the “Teen Appeal” published by the University of Memphis Journalism Department and Commercial Appeal, Memphis, Tennessee, on January 26, 1999.

Teen Appeal, Memphis, 01.03, 1997

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Issue 1:3 of the "Teen Appeal" published by the University of Memphis Journalism Department and Commercial Appeal, Memphis, Tennessee, on December 9, 1997.

Teen Appeal, Memphis, 11.08, 2008

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Issue 11.8 of the "Teen Appeal" published by the University of Memphis Journalism Department and Commercial Appeal, Memphis, Tennessee, on May 6, 2008.

Correspondence, To Mary Snowden Cairns From Elizabeth Cairns, 1905 August 27

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Correspondence to Mary Jay Snowden Cairns from her daughter, Elizabeth Walker Cairns, 1905 August 27. Elizabeth was writing to her mother from Paris, France. She updates her mother on her European travels.

"I hope Uncle B. isn't very ill, for I haven't received a single ___, not even newspapers, from him since I have been on this side. Nothing since my ___ letter received in N. J. It is very unusual for him, especially as I have written him four or five long letters. Rec'd a letter from Aunt A. yesterday telling of Miss Raudal's death, John F.'s illness, and …

Correspondence From D. A. Frayser To "Whom It May Concern", Memphis, Tennessee, 1924 July 14

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Letter of recommendation from D. A. Frayser of Frayser & Richards, Attorneys at Law, Memphis, Tennessee to "Whom It May Concern", 1914 July 24.

"I take much pleasure in recommending my young friend, James Matthews, Jr., … my acquaintance with him has extended over his entire lifetime, and has been close and intimate. I can vouch for his high moral character, his business efficiency and his deserved popularity among a wide circle of friends".

The correspondence in this collection deals mainly with Mr. Matthews’ dealings as a civilian employee government auditor and efforts by himself and others close to him, …

1864 January 31, Correspondence From Mrs. Stacy To Mr. Hamner

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The transcript of correspondence between James H. Hamner, a Confederate soldier, and his mother, Mrs. C. M. Stacy, during the Civil War. The letters were written in various places in Kentucky, Tennessee, and Mississippi, dating from December 12, 1861 – February 28, 1865.

Correspondence From Sarah "Sallie" Jones To Alexander "Alex" M. Jones, Madison County, Tennessee, 1866 May 22

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Copy of correspondence from Sarah "Sallie" Jones to her husband, Alexander "Alex" M. Jones, Madison County, Tennessee, 1866 May 22.

This collection consists of correspondence, business documents, and personal papers and belongings owned by Alexander M. Jones, a Confederate soldier, Sarah “Sallie” J. Jones, and their extended families. The Joneses and their extended families lived in the Southern United States pre-, peri-, and post-Civil War.

1862 November 9, Correspondence From Mrs. Stacy To Mr. Hamner

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Correspondence between James H. Hamner, a Confederate soldier, and his mother, Mrs. C. M. Stacy, during the Civil War. The letters were written in various places in Kentucky, Tennessee, and Mississippi, dating from December 12, 1861 – February 28, 1865.

A transcript is available of this letter.

1864 December 2, J. Edward James To Lizzie James Lamberson

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Letter written on December 2, 1864, by J. Edward James, 96th Illinois Volunteer Infantry Regiment, Nashville, Tennessee, to his sister Lizzie James Lamberson, Galena, Illinois.

Records that at Pulaski the weather was bad with rain and snow, but they constructed a camp until ordered to leave on November 23 and marched to Columbia to head off the enemy under Hood. There was skirmishing and the enemy charged their works several times. On November 29, the army fell back across the Duck River but the fighting continued and, with the enemy cavalry crossing the river, the army retreated to Spring Hill …

1863 January 2, J. Edward James To Lizzie James

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Letter written by J. Edward James, 96th Illinois Volunteer Infantry Regiment, Camp Baird, Danville, Kentucky, to his sister Lizzie James, Galena, Illinois, on January 2, 1863.

The letter reads in part: [page 1] “The mails of late have been very much disturbed and we can not get letters through or receive any. I told you in my last letter that the Reg’mt were on the march for Ten. and that the two companys [sic] then at Harrodsburg would join them at Nashvill [sic], but the next day instead of marching in that direction [page 2] we received orders to march …

1865 June 9, J. Edward James To Lizzie James And Harvey Lamberson

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Letter written by J. Edward James, 96th Illinois Volunteer Infantry Regiment, on June 9, 1865, at Camp Harker, Nashville, Tennessee, to his sister Lizzie James Lamberson and her husband Harvey, Galena, Illinois.

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[page 1] “Head Quarters 96^th Regt Ills Infty

“Camp Harker” June 9^th 1865. –

Dear Sister & Brother,

You will have to accept a partnership letter this time as I have not the time to write separately and as both of your letters came nearly the same time this one will answer both.

We have been awfully pressed in business for the last six or …

1863 September 24, J. Edward James To Lizzie James

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Letter written on September 24, 1863, by J. Edward James, 96th Illinois Volunteer Infantry Regiment, in camp opposite Chattanooga, Tennessee, to his sister Lizzie James, Galena, Illinois.

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[page 1] “Camp opposite Chattanooga

Sept 24^th 1863

My Dear Sister,

I drop you a few lines on my first chance since the last, our Brigade (and in fact all), has been on the go so much lately that writing has been out of the question. Since I last wrote you there has been one continual fight progressing there has not been an hour but the cannon has been booming. The …

1863 May 11, J. Edward James To Lizzie James

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Letter written by J. Edward James, 96th Illinois Volunteer Infantry Regiment, on May 11, 1863, at Camp at Franklin, Tennessee, tohis sister Lizzie James, Galena, Illinois.

"The past week has been one of the dullest that we have seen in this part of the country for a long time, no moves has been made, no skirmishes, no scares, nothing but the regular routine of fatigue, picket, and camp duty, so the men has had a good chance to wash up old duds and drowned some fam of those little industrious critters." He then goes on to describe the pest in …

1864 August 22, J. Edward James To Lizzie James Lamberson

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Letter written by J. Edward James, 96th Illinois Volunteer Infantry Regiment, on August 22, 1864, camped in front of Atlanta, Georgia, to his sister Lizzie James Lamberson, Galena, Illinois.

"…we are no nearer Atlanta then when I last wrote you though we have changed our position a little having moved more to the left, and as the ground between us and the City is open, we have a clear and commanding view of the place, and every shell that explodes in or over the City we can see, but being an old story we take no notice of them. From …

1864 March 11, J. Edward James To Lizzie James Lamberson

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Letter written by J. Edward James, 96th Illinois Volunteer Infantry Regiment, Cleveland, Tennessee, on March 11, 1864, to his sister Lizzie James Lamberson, Galena, Illinois.

He writes that the regiment has moved from Blue Springs to a camp on a hill three-quarters of a mile from Cleveland. The position is guarded by rifle pits and two field pieces, and a star-shaped fortification is under construction. He is unsure how long they will remain and there are rumors of being posted to Nashville to do garrison and provo duty. Notes that on February 22 he was with a six-mule team with …

1864 September 10, J. Edward James To Lizzie James Lamberson

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Letter written by J. Edward James, 96th Illinois Volunteer Infantry Regiment, on September 10, 1864, camped near Atlanta, Georgia, to his sister Lizzie James Lamberson, Galena, Illinois.

Gives an account of the activity since August 25 that led to the capture of Atlanta. Six corps moved around the city and his corps was amongst those that tore up the Mobile to Montgomery railroad. Then marched towards Macon and destroyed more of the railroad. This destruction continued towards Jonesboro, heating the rails to bend them double, twisting them around trees or laying them out in the shape of U.S. Fighting ensued …

German Federal Agency For Financial Market Stabilization-Overview Of Measures Of The Fms, German Federal Agency For Financial Market Stabilization

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Svb Financial Group Systemic Risk Report—Fr Y-15, Dan Beck

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The Ecb Extends Maturity Of The Eurep Line, Centralna Banka Crne Gore / Central Bank Of Montenegro

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Tätgkeitsbericht 2022 Des Rechnungshofes, Austrian Court Of Auditors

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Bank Of Russia And Vtb Bank (Pjsc) Sign Agreement To Sell Bank Otkritie Financial Corporation (Public Joint-Stock Company), Central Bank Of Russia

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Ypfs Lessons Learned Oral History Project: An Interview With Jesper Berg, Maryann Haggerty, Salil Gupta

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The Rescue Of Banks In Crisis." In Ethics In Banking: Is It Possible?, Cristina Rovera

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