Letter from Samuel Meyer to Isaac Leeser expressing gratitude for a package of books and kind greetings. Meyer encloses a post office draft for payment and explains that he had to give other books to I. I. Moses as directed. His wife joins in sending well wishes.
Letter from Raphael J. Moses, attorney at law in Columbus, Georgia, to Isaac Leeser in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. Moses writes that he has sent $21 for his subscription to *The Occident*. He asks Leeser to send him his Bible when published. He states that he cannot do anything for Leeser in the way of subscribers or collections as he has but little intercourse with the parties named. The letter is written on four sheets of paper.
Letter from Rose I. Moses in Columbus, Georgia, to Isaac Leeser in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, dated May 21, 1867. Moses writes as secretary of her Sabbath School Association, requesting space in Leeser's periodical to announce the commencement of their work. She also inquires about a publication fund and requests several items from Leeser, including books and cards, and asks for the total amount of her indebtedness. She concludes with personal greetings and expressions of affection.
Letter from Isaac I. Moses in Columbus, Georgia, to Isaac Leeser in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, discussing the sale of copies of *Meditations & Prayers*, *The Spirit of Judaism*, and *The Jewish Faith*. Moses mentions that Mr. Myer left the books with him.
Letter from Isaac J. Moses to Isaac Leeser. Moses writes that he has received Leeser's periodical for some time, but doesn't know if it came directly from him or through a friend. He asks Leeser to send a bill for any dues to May 1st so he can remit payment.