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Charge of Theft. --William Mull has been arrested and committed to the cage on the charge of stealing one pair of boots, one pair of pants, one pair of drawers, two shirts, one vest, one coat, one pair of socks, ten pounds of butter, and a lot of fruit, bread, and apples, all valued at $230, the property of Jas. Leach. Patrick Lee was also arrested and caged, charged with being concerned with Mull. What the evidence will prove, remains to be seen; but the friends of the prisoners think the affair will prove nothing more than a breach of trust at farthest.
The rout of the Yankee Gen Lee Mobile, Ala, Dec. 12. --A special dispatch to the Register, dated Oxford, Miss., December 11th, says the Memphis papers are ominously silent about the recent rout of Gen. Lee, the Yankee General at Moscow. His loss was very severe, and much underrated by us. Col. Hatch, the house burner, was badly wounded.