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Non-Performing Loan Unit, Financial Sector Adjustment Company (Jamaica: Finsac)

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Net Percentage Of Domestic Banks Tightening Standards For Commercial And Industrial Loans To Small Firms (Drtscis), Federal Reserve System: Board Of Governors

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Troubled Assets Relief Program (Tarp), United States: Department Of The Treasury

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Deposit Guarantee Schemes, European Union: European Commission

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Updates On Pdic Charter, Mandates, Authorities And Regulations, Philippines: Deposit Insurance Corporation (Pdic)

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Sfpi Annual Report 2020, Société Fédérale De Participations Et D’Investissement (Sfpi)

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Annual Report 2020, Dexia Group N.V./S.A.

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Civil War Dispatch To G.B. Adamson, Jackson, Tennessee, July 26, 1864

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Dispatch to G.B. Adamson, Jackson, Tennessee, from Jack Stephens at Okolona, Mississippi, July 26, 1864. Contains news on the military situation.

Civil War Dispatch To G.B. Adamson, Jackson, Tennessee, July 10, 1864

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Dispatch to G.B. Adamson, Jackson, Tennessee, from N.T. Cherry, July 10, 1864. Contains news on military situation.

Our Spring Song, Hood's Sarsaparilla, Circa 1888

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8-page booklet titled "Our Spring Song" published by C.I. Hood and Company of Lowell, Massachusetts, around 1888, promoting the medicinal benefits of Hood's Sarsaparilla. Includes a flyer directed at people living in the southern United States.

Phrenological Certificate, St. Louis, 1900

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Phrenological certificate of J.B. Heibenreich by Professor T.J. Sullivan, St. Louis, Missouri, dated September 8, 1900.

Letter: Adolph Mccracken To Etta Shrader, 1898

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Letter from Adolph McCracken, Camp Hamilton, Lexington, Kentucky, to Etta Shrader, Catchings, Mississippi, May 6 or 9 (unclear), 1898. Refers to the death of Etta’s father, William Henry Shrader. Notes that the “steel collar of military discipline” is much tighter at Camp Hamilton than at Camp Patrick Henry in Mississippi. He writes: “When we are not drilling we are at work. There are about twenty thousand troops here and eight hundred in the hospittle [sic]. There is over three hundred cases of Typhoid fever cases here.” Reports on Hughes, who is sick with typhoid, and Louie, who had been court-martialed. …

Letter: Adolph Mccracken To Etta Shrader, 1899

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Letter from Adolph McCracken, Camp Churchman, Albany, Georgia, to Etta Shrader, Nitta Yuma, Mississippi, January 18, 1899. He had expected to be home by March 1 but now thinks the regiment will go to The Philippines. He would be glad to go because of the monotony of camp life. He is studying Spanish in preparation for the assignment. He continues: “Another things that looks like we will stay – our kitchens were refurnished yesterday, new stoves – Boilers & pans in fact every thing that we need The Hospittle has received four new Ambulances and sixteen mules and six months …

Maule’S Seed Catalogue, 1898

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96-page catalog titled "Maule’s Seed Catalogue' published by William Henry Maule, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, 1898. Also includes some advertising flyers.

Miss Leslie’S Magazine, 1843

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Issue 11 of "Miss Leslie’s Magazine: The Home Book of Fashion, Literature, and Domestic Economy" edited by Eliza Leslie and T.S. Arthur, and published in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, in November 1843. The cover is damaged.

Vick’S Illustrated Catalogue And Floral Guide 1872

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"Vick’s Illustrated Catalogue and Floral Guide 1872", published by James Vick, Rochester, New York. The 64 page catalog is missing the back cover.

Landreths’ Land Und Garten Kalendar, 1883

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66-page seed catalog and calendar titled "Landreths’ Land und Garten Kalendar" published in German by David Landreth and Sons, Bristol, Pennsylvania, in 1883.

Receipt For Arrested Enslaved Man, Mississippi, 1857

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Receipt for a payment by planter Haller Nutt (1816-1864) to Warren County Jail, Vicksburg, Mississippi, dated June 12, 1857, of $12.25 to cover the cost of the arrest, various fees and the maintenance of an enslaved man named Buck.

Dixie Flyer, Memphis, January 1981

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"The Dixie Flyer", edited by Sara Van Horn, published in Memphis, Tennessee, in January 1981.

Dixie Flyer, Memphis, 4:1, 1981

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Vol. 4, No. 1 of the "Dixie Flyer", edited by Sara Van Horn, published in Memphis, Tennessee, in September 1981.

Atlantis, Memphis, 1:6, 1970

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Vol. 1, No. 6 of "Atlantis", a newspaper published by James Blake, 743 Shotwell Street, Memphis, Tennessee, on February 14, 1970. Includes articles on the Memphis music scene, Easy Rider film, Shreveport, Louisiana, and Memphis high schools.

Telegram, Maceo Walker To Judge William Ingram, Memphis

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Undated (early 1960s) copy of a telegram sent by A. Maceo Walker and Willa M. Walker, chairman and secretary, respectively, of the Shelby County Democratic Club, supporting Traffic Court, Division 3, Judge William B. Ingram's efforts to protect Memphis, Tennessee, citizens' rights against abuse by the Memphis Police Department.

Codex Mm: Secrets, 1976

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Book of poetry by Kenneth Beaudoin titled "Codex MM: Secrets" published by Old Hickory Press, Jackson, Tennessee, in 1976.

Codex Mm: Babel, 1977

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Book of poetry by Kenneth Beaudoin titled "Codex MM: Babel" published by Old Hickory Press, Jackson, Tennessee, in 1977.

Civil Disorders, Memphis, Tennessee, 1968

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Report from Lt. E.H. Arkin of the Intelligence Bureau, Planning and Research Division of the Memphis Police Department to Frank Holloman, Director of Fire and Police, Memphis, Tennessee, titled "Civil Disorders, Memphis, Tennessee (February 12, through April 16, 1968)". The report details on a day-to-day basis the events associated with the Memphis Sanitation Workers Strike.

Kenneth Beaudoin worked for the Memphis Police Department and probably typed the report and kept this carbon copy.

Letter: Lloyd Binford To United Artists Corporation, Undated

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Carbon copy of an undated letter (circa 1947) from Lloyd T. Binford, Chairman of the Memphis Board of Censors, to United Artists Corporation, St. Louis, Missouri, explaining the decision not to allow the film "The Macomber Affair" to be shown in Memphis, Tennessee. The letter is damaged.

Letter: Lloyd Binford To David O. Selznick, Undated

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Carbon copy of an undated (circa 1946) letter from Lloyd T. Binford, Chairman of the Memphis Board of Censors, to David O. Selznick, producer and writer of the film "Duel in the Sun" in Los Angeles, California, explaining the decision not to allow the film to be shown in Memphis, Tennessee. Other documents, also undated, are the draft and officially released decisions of the Board of Censors.

Draft Article: Liberty Or License By Lloyd Binford, 1950

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Letter and article (copies) submitted by Lloyd T. Binford, President of the Memphis Board of Censors, Memphis, Tennessee, to Collier’s Magazine, New York, May 30, 1950. It was sent in response to a critical article in Collier’s on May 6, 1950, titled “You Can’t See That Movie”.

The Hoist, San Diego, 1945

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Edition 1130, Vol. 22, No. 40 of "The Hoist", published by the U.S. Naval Training Center, San Diego, California on September 14, 1945.

Letter: Robert J. Chester, Texas, To Elizabeth Chester, Tennessee, 1836

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Letter written by Robert J. Chester, "east side of the river Brasos", Texas, to his wife Elizabeth in Jackson, Tennessee, dated January 3, 1836.  Notes he has met his brother William after travelling more than 900 miles from Jackson. Says there has been "many Rascally speculation" related to the land titles by those in authority which has made selecting and settling the land difficult. Notes the land is good though the river water of the Rio Brazos is not and thus a well will have to be dug. They will travel tomorrow across the river for the Wacaw village about …