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Archibald Gamble writes to the publisher of the Occident in Philadelphia to inform them that a publication addressed to Mr. I. L. Rothan was refused at the St. Louis Post Office and should be discontinued. The letter is written on a single sheet of paper with two pages, and indicates that the reason for refusal was that the recipient refused the publication.

Letter from Charles L. Weller, Postmaster of San Francisco, to Isaac Leeser, publisher of *The Occident*, informing him that a paper addressed to Dr. Regensburger in San Francisco was refused and not taken from the Post Office. The letter is dated May 23, 1856, and includes a notation indicating the reason for refusal: "Refused."

Postmarked Camden, South Carolina, this letter is addressed to the editor of the Occident, a publication that is not being delivered to Mr. Levy and A. S. Solomons for reasons stated. The letter requests discontinuation of the publication's delivery and is signed by J. N. Gamewell, Postmaster. The letter is handwritten, has a wax seal, and consists of two pages on one sheet.

Postmaster T. L. Toulmin writes to the publisher of the Occident to inform them that a magazine addressed to Bernard Goldstein and M. Goldsmith was not picked up from the Mobile, Alabama post office.