Letter from A. Alexander to Isaac Leeser regarding the distribution of Bibles and the collection of funds. Alexander reports on sales, provides a financial accounting, and mentions challenges in collections and sales. He also discusses the distribution of prayer books and other publications. The letter indicates a business relationship involving the sale and distribution of religious materials.
Letter from A. J. Brady to Isaac Leeser inquiring about the date of Purim, based on a discrepancy between Brady's understanding from Leeser's *Occident* almanac and another source. Brady bets Mr. Mayer on the date. The letter is written from Atlanta, Georgia and addressed to Leeser in Philadelphia. The letter includes a reference to *The Occident*, Volume 9, No. 6, pages 273-276.
Letter from J. C. Alexander to Isaac Leeser written from Atlanta, GA on August 27, 1867. Alexander informs Leeser that he is unable to personally attend to a commission due to his departure for New York, but has entrusted it to his brother Julius. He mentions that a box sent to him has not yet arrived. The letter also conveys the high regard in which Leeser is held by the Jewish community in Atlanta, with many expressing love and esteem for his life's work. Alexander also relays an inquiry after Leeser's well-being from Dr. Brantly. Finally, Alexander requests that books be sent to S. Meyers in Columbus, Georgia.