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We respectfully solicit the attention of the Post masters al Moulton and Decatur to the late circular letter ofthe Postmaster General, repubshed in our paper of the 18th inst It is unpleasant at any time to be notified by Postmaster that a subscriber de- clines receiving his paper; but it is really provoking to learn that we have been sending papers for months to persons who have removed to other places. We have just received information from our collector that three of papers sent to Mouton and one to Decatur have not been taken from the office for "Some time bach"-two of the subscribers having re- moved and the others having declined receiving the paper. We look to the Head of the Department for the correction of such wilful neglect