The New York herald., 1863-06-27

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grown OF their backs. They then commenced their
visits around orders that all the should
be opci ed they wshed g. encourage trade; In
they carried their dogma OF free trade much farther
than recollect xlhoun to have taught any his
speeches tor they took what they wanted and paid In
ebe scrip, which Is not par ln many places they
dia not attempt this irony but took Tor ited, be-
heye, Is the wordJ The stores were making money In
IA way until about Lon O'Clock A. n when great com.
motion appeared. Orders hastily gwen and all
rushed to froat. Going To have BRUSH was their
remark aud wanted to sec, companion and myself
trotteu out of the town about nle witness
They .apdly mounted the Infantry and led the
back thfougn he Here they waited two hours but
none Andy .urtns heroes from Harrisburg made their
appearance hey resumed their pleasant
pal.un ing goods aud notions. Their eyoiu,ions
ly they we're tall, 1.-THE, muscular looking Of fellows
well armed and said to se good marksmcu. They are all
from Western virginia, and alter two years service
bush v hack RS ercd into regular Of
the service. under brgadicr General Jenkins Their
leador apparently forty years Of age, nearly
fee. nigh, broad shouldcrcd, muscular in,esent, with
fair light blue eye forehead broad the portion Of
n, face hich much bropzed, covered with long,
blshy brown beard he was mild and alable IN his de-
ortnent, spoke with great iuency and Is educated
man. graduate of VI our Western colleges. lie
dressed the gray cloth OF the southern army ami
as the only insignia Of his rank three
ON his collar the central larger than the others
There we're twO coonels-onc named Cochrane with red
others name have forso,en iicu,enant Stevens was
ordnance officer AID captain ftzhugh The only aid hear
Of their camp was about mile north of the town. GU
the Harrisburg pike On Wednesday morning they sent
an order Chief Burgess, Colonel l. J. Hasknson
(who had done all power protect the interests
the tcople OF the town which lies before mo- aud
wil here transcribe IT, IL speaks tor ITSELF
HEApoUARrNRs &c,
CHAMeERssuRe, Pa. June AZ, 1893
Inhabitants OF the OF thambersburg having
felt rights they have Tor the reservation
or private property by having nred from
tne forces y hereby oriered that every
winn the precincts OF Cham ucsburg or Ia vicinity snail
medniely denver up all guns. pstos powder
non description 10 the Chief Burge- OF the
with TINS order viii limited
o'clock tbs morning. after whc all parties compyiny
Will thorough search VI their
and will forfeit besides hundred times the value
arms aition concealed. upon non OF
which thev will be arrested conlaed The discovery
the conceled aud ammunition IN the execution
order shal be deemed requisite 10 subsanale said
conceament but other eyidenc as the olcer charged
with the OF this order shalt think satisfactory win
be held su1cient the General commandng Lieutenant
H. stevens hereby charged with the execution OF this
BrisadIer General A. q. JENKINS, Commanding.
N. PIr1nuea, Actng Adj yutsnt GENERAL
After consultation with some 0 the citizens the
Chief Burgess ordered the Court House bell TO
be ruug and assembled the people 70 hear
The order at the instance Of tho Burgess
W. Douglas Esq, from the Court House sters read
tested against the allegation that any had fired upon
their soldiers oil the rng had beon done by their
troops stating also that commttee Of three had been
aprinted 10 receive the arms IN front OF the Court
House About three hundred old muskes, which had
bssu Distributed amoog the people last fall hy old shot
guns pistols and eabres, about ~ dangerous ~ one
end a. tbs other ooueced From these they sssct.
Cd the best TIE lot sad broke up and burned the rssl