Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-01-19

partment is such as to prevent auy serious
attempt to convey supplies to disloyalgol
insurrectionary districts. In fact the only
real check (other than that first named,
upon the passage of such supplies through
our lines. is made by military authorities
The Custom House restrictions upon trade
have no efficacy whatever in con rolling the
destination of goods. Such is the emphatic
testimony of our military authorities and oil
otner, whose means of information are as
ample as those possessed by the subordi.
mates of your department
We feel compelled to represent also that
the additional regulations lately introduced
(requiring parties wanting goods to obtain
recommendations from focal "boards oi
trade as enforced by your subordinates
are especially burdensome and offensive.
AT points remote from these boards OF
trade, it is almost impossible for either
merchants or families to procure supplies.
The result is rapid depopuIation of some
OF our interior counties. Those who are
compelled to remain, are subjected to the
necessity of travelling long distances, at
great expense and loss of time, in order to
obtain permission to purchase even the
necessaries ef life. These statements are
true of counties which have always been
loyal, and have been within our lines since
the commencement OF the war.
The considerations urged 10 this memo
rial derive additional weight, from the fact,
officially announced by the Military Com.
mander of this Department, that "there are
now no considerable organized bodies of
armed rebels within the limits of the
State"
We therefore pray that you will relieve
us from the restrictions upon trade now in
force in our State.
Jas H Brown Judge Supreme Court Appeals W Va.
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Benjamin Smith United States District Attorney.
STATE SENATE.
@ D Hubbard Member Of State Senate lst District.
, RD T 3 FSLP1wGF'h RU,11vo% do do do do 9th M do
Samuel Young 9th District.
W II cOpley 9Th do
J NJ Phelps 7th do
Greenberry Slack 1th District
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Danr Raymond 4th do
Aaron Hawkins I'd do
Aaron Bechtol lO;h do
Ellery K Hall Clerk Senate
HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
VIM Dunbar Raleigh co W Va
Josheph Wheat Morgan
J W McWhOrter Roane CO
Benoni Griffin PocahontRs aud Webster cos
II Crook Wood CO
II " CrOthers Brooke CO
Fleming Harrison CO
W l. Crawford Hancock CO
8 Ruhner KanRWhR
Teter Upshur CO
W W ShriVer ohio co
Daniel Lamb Ohio co
Lee Roy Kramer MOnOnBAliR
Anthony RAIDER Nicholas aud Clay co
II Martin Barbour CO
John Lough MonoGg4lia co
Lewis Ballard Monroe CO
G W Sheets Hampshire co
John Michael Hardy
J ames Barrick Hampshire co
s r Dawson Richie co
ID Dunn Marshall co
2 n Hale Lewis co
A W Mann Greenbrier co
James IL Hinchman Logan CO
SpIcer Patrick Kanawha
CITIZENS.
List, Morrison / Co John II Simpson
CGanglc 4 Co IL ii Showacrs
Sanh OFT, Son Co John Marshall
7 McAtee TalIant Delaplaln
Simpson Wilson Paxton, Donon & OgIobay
Adams + Co Hopkins Brown
Hobbs BrOckunier Co q W Reessing 4 Co
2 uildrrth Go JL IIObbs Son 4 Co
Levi stein Maxwell Campbell& Tiagle
Harper Bro McOlsllsn Knox
Alex HeymRu Geo K Wheat
J I Scott L Co J Vance
NJ RheinstrOn Greer 4 LAing
8 Prather &c Cooper Co
John Reid MetCalt Burt
sawtell / Bro james Baker
u Leech Edward Reid
S Robinson Son Pryor Frost
J aud G. Meudel Harbour
T IL Logan 4 Go g W Frauzhoim
Alex Turner JDewey, Vance L Co
I Sweeney Bon EaRle Iron Works
q Zane Co Bailey, Woodward 4 Go
Pigman La Belle Iron Works
Harry Berryhil Mccullough, Lohr 4 Co
George Adams Belmont Iron Works
henry . OFT Co AchesOn, Bell Co
K Lewis & Go Missouri Iron Works
Augustus Pollock J9so Whitaker Son
Edmund Booking Crescent Iron Works
Jas Hawley Wheat 4 Sons
J senseney " Peterson
James Bell Logan, List Co
VIVA HUsack G Robinson
W T Head blanchard, Vincent Os
Pc Willard Matthews & Co
W Lancaster Daniel BuRRrAnd
Andrew Clark John Noodhouso
Brice Howard Jas Cunningham sr
Jas NJ Phillips Jas Cunningham tr
Howe WIN Lemm
Morris Samuel Davis
Elliot j Hager
J StackfOrd Alex Clark
Jno Il Mendoch ChAB Wade
Patrick PlAherty Rnthburns Camdeu
II Woods 90 Kanawhn Burning Spring
Benz Neal Company s.ll m
Adams Express Go G RathbOne ( Co a.
HOrnden Express Co Alfred Schilhug '
DC Morrison VIM PadOu
Robert Brown M Byrne
v .IltOu Strait Geo Wilson
SEm Wightman J A Sage
MAchrlAnd q Bros drlnh q 10
Geo Neas8 MAlsby, Patterson Co
Neal Mckinley KArneB Rutherford
Kauawha Refining Co Hoffman, Atkinson 4 Co
A W Gordon StAckford and Bickel
Stiles 4 Gordon .Hoh and DeVOre
Gordon 4 NeWcOmb Wells and Weaver
Prank Rex Smith
Geo T Smith John Burrett
Hess aud Kramer Thos D Wilson
81 DilB in Camden
II Hess s. .r John Rathbone ..1
Samuel Newberger Camden, Byrne and Co
J Keller Coca Wells and Co
Sweeney, Bell 4 Co GYau Winkle and Co
8 Prayer b.. RathbOne, Camden, Weaver
John Dunbar and Co