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property. No ill treatment was offered any one, and as darkness came on the tumult partially subsided. Scenes at Chambersburg — how the rebels be Saved. The rebels were not so mild in their manner when they entered the last time under Jenkins, as they were under Stuart. A correspondent of the New York Herald gives a description of the scene. At midnight a party of federates galloped into town, and the horse of one failing, his rider was made prisoner by the citizens. The body of for the horses and equipments. After the occupation of the town, the rebels were lying all about the pavements and on the doors, resting. They sat on their horses when mounted, says the correspondent, as if "they grew out of their backs." Gen Jenkins ordered all the private arms in the city taken possession of, as the citizens had fired on our troops. The stores were opened, and sometimes the Confederates paid for goods with Confederate money, and sometimes they — didn't. Miscellane