Samuel J. Peters letter, 1843 Sept. 15.

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Samuel J. Peters letter, 1843 Sept. 15.

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Samuel J. Peters Sr. of New Orleans, La., writes Charles P. Leverich of New York, N.Y., regarding the sound state of the City Bank of New Orleans and business relations with New York firms.

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Louisiana State University, LSU Libraries

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City Bank of New-Orleans

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Leverich, Charles P., 1803-1876

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Peters, Samuel Jarvis, 1801-1855

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