Letter from A. S. Cohen & Co. to Isaac Leeser;October 28, 1862 Letter from A. S. Cohen & Co., of the New York City-based *Jewish Record*, to Reverend Isaac Leeser in Philadelphia. The letter defends the firm against what it considers to be a mischaracterization in Leeser's article, denying any personal attack on Leeser's moral character. It expresses a hope for more harmonious relations in the future and identifies the firm members as A. S. Cohen (of the *New York Evening Express*) and Mr. L. Israel.
Letter from Isaac Leeser to Newman & Co.;February 27, 1855 A one-page letter from Isaac Leeser to Messrs Newman & Co. regarding a subscription to *The Occident*, dated February 27, 1855. The letter includes a statement of payment received for the subscription.
Letter from Samuel Manknald to Isaac Leeser;June 16, 1854 Letter from Samuel Manknald to Reverend Isaac Leeser, written in Boston on June 16, 1854. Manknald sends Leeser a series of resolutions passed by the Boards of Trustees of Cong. Shalom at a meeting held on June 13, 1854, and requests their inclusion in Leeser's journal.
Letter from William M. Williams to Isaac Leeser;March 23, 1857 Letter from William M. Williams, postmaster of Augusta, Georgia, to the editor of the Occident and American Jewish Advocate in Philadelphia, explaining why a publication addressed to Mr. Isaac Levy was not picked up from the Augusta Post Office. The letter is marked "Refused" and includes a notation "Post Office Business" and a possibly related name, James M Levy.