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SEEKING RELATIVES. The Nashville Globe is in receipt of a letter from New Castle, Wash., dated November 7. It comes from one Mr. King Bird, who is looking for his lost relatives. The letter reads in part as follows: "I would like to ask a favor of you, and it is that you please lend me some assistance in locating my relatives. I left my mother in Moscow, Tenn., about twen ty years ago. Her name was Mercy Micky and her oldest son was named John Micky. One of her daughters was Kaldonia Gray. She had a grand daughter by the name of Sophia Pull- man and another by the name of Amy Gray. Her grandson was named Go- vine Micky. Thinking that they might have moved into Nashville, I thought I would write to see if you could help me locate some of them. I am very anxious to find some one that can give me the information de- sired. My mother had another grand- son by the name of Argyle Micky. Any information leading up to the whereabouts of these persons will be highly appreciated. Address all communications to King Bird, New Castle, Wash." This letter is pro- duced for the accommodation of the gentlemen, who has been away for a score of years from loved ones.