Norfolk day book. [volume] (Norfolk and Portsmouth Va.) 1868-1880, 1869-05-17

liable men in each state 1T does busi-
ness-whose expenses are paid by the
/ Company to ca b annual meeting-to see
1 rights OF policy holoers in their States
properly guarded. The following nave
consented TO serve (and the list will be
) completed Of like gentlsmen) and can be
! referred to by parties who wish to in
OURS into the operations OF this Com
pany.
STATE DIRECTORS:
VIRGINIA-Gen. Joseph r. Anderson,
Richmond, Va; Hon. Tnos. S. Flournoy
Halifax Court HOUSE; Gen. William III,
Payne, Warrenton; Judge Jno. w. Brock
enbrough, Lexington; Major III. G, De.
shields. Richmond.
| MIssIssIPP1-Gen. e. G. WalthalI, Cot
feevlile; Gen. Wm. Z. Martin, Natchez;
Major l.. A. Ragsdale. Meridian.
LoUIsIANA-Gen. Dabuey II. Maury,
Gen. &. I. Beauregard, Judge Alexander
| Walker, Col. G. G. Garner, New Orleans;
Gen. Mason Graham, Alexandria.
GEoRGIA-Judge A H. Hansell, Thom-
asville; Judge u. A. Walker, Dalton; Rev,
r. K. Porter, Atlanta; Judge D. A. Vason,
Albany.
ALABAMA-C. W. Dorrance. Mobile;
D. Clayton, Clayton; Gen. w. H Forney,
Jacksonville; Gen. Geo. u. Johns oE, Ma
rion.
SOUTH CAKoLINA-Gov. NJ. L. Bonham,
Edgeheld; DR.. Isaac Branch, DR.. j. ].
Wardlaw, Abbeville; H l.. Toomer.
Charleston; Capt. s. L. Leaphart, Comp.
Lroller Genera) Columbia.
NORTH CARoLINA-Gen. d, III, Hill,
Chariot, e; j. II. Haughton. Newbern; Col.
| VIM. Johnston, (President Columbia and
Charlotte RaiIroad) Charlotte.
TExAs-Gen. John b. Hood, Hon. John
II. Reagan, Qate postmaster General of
| the Confederate States) Palestine; Judge
Peter w. Gray, Houston.
KENTUCKY-Gen S. B. BUCK ner, Louis
vile; Hon. II. ]. sites, Louisville; Judge
Alvin Duval, Fran kfort.
1t would seem that the enlargement
and support OF these diStin guished South.
ern gentlemen ought to be sufficient ,yetif
they should pc unknown to sny one, we
can nasg give references s an over thesouth and
West, and any further local references or
other Information will be given, in their
respective sections, to such as seek in i.
| sprance.
The late war taught many the heavy
penalty II being separate from the
| what had been paid and refusing to REIN
state the policies. 'The Pledmont" pro-
vldes against this on her policies, and
gives all who may, oy any mlshap or rev.
right TO reinstate policies Gf they are
sound, &c.,) within one year after inter
venlng cause is removed, or to be entitled
to the same rights as TO non forfeiture as
| though the hlndering cause had never
existed, at the option of the insured. SO
that no contingency can take from her
policy h olders their just rights. This is
done by no other Company.
SPECIAL REQUEST.
1.-THE Piedmont feels confident no
Company Is superior or more desirable,
and asks all who wish to insure, before e
doing ITO apply to its Agents or write
Companies they have an idea OF patroniz-
ing, and 1T has no doubt IL can be demon-
ST. ated the benefits and privileges under
its policies are equal to amy, surpassed by
none and superior to mt&y.
SUCCESS OF "THE PIEDMONT,"
"The Piedmont" her Il .st twelve month
OF active operations, Insured over $4,000, :
wv OF policies: equal, without increase, TO
over $l2. QUO of policies for first two
years OF active operations, and an in
Her numberof policies for her first twelve
months is 400; equal, without increase,
for first two years, to $500, Her success
is, therefore, AHEAD OF ANY COMPA-
prospects very cheering;. her expenses
less than most other Companies; her
rates as low; her terms as liberal; her SOL
vency as undoubted. and her prospect for
Company therefore II is very desirable
COMPANY FOR YOUR INSURANCE.
Would you leave a support TO your help
less children?
Would you atyour death release an en-.
cum bered estate?
Would you secure your endorsers from
| loss?
dren =?
Would you make profitable and save
If so, read the following, and at once Sc
cure Life Policy in this Company by
application to
General Canvassing Agent,
d. NJ. W. NASH, and
BILlSOLY Il MoALPINE,
Medical Examiners,
Office at Miles Creekmurs, Portsmouth,
Va.
PaOMPTNEsS.
The Piedmont has paid in losses to the
otherwise helpless Willows and orphans
of Inc SCUM, ABOUT $500; in every case
waving The time allowed by policy for
payment, and paying at Once-of whlcn
agents eau furnish particulars and proof.
AS this is a question affecting the Ia
terest OF all who insure, We append the
| following extract:
TO THE PUBLIC.-I am pleased to
| bear testimony to the "PiedmonL Life In
suIance Company OF Virginia." ana to
urge its merits for solvency and prompt
ness on Southern public.
l presented this morning proofs of loss
for 5000 insured under policy No. 754,
Jointly on myself and wife, my wife hav-
ing recently died. and the amount was
instantly paid, the Company waiying the
ninety days allowed under its policy.
Such promptness entities the Company
to Southern support.
Why should we continue 10 i'm ooVerish
our people and secJlon by Sen(lng mo-
ney North for Life insurance when SO re-
liable and prosperous company as "The
Pleumont' is in our section
HENRY T. JARRATT,
OF Greenvillo Co.. Va.
In addition such extracts could be
given from many leading men and jour-
mails all ovet the South.
NO EXCUSE WILL AVAIL YOU.
1t won't do to say you are not able to
insure, or that the amount you can now
take is too small to do any good. Would
a man do right to refuse bread 10 his
family to-day because he can't get it fer
them Tomorrow too? Must the family
starve to day becau.e future supplies
cannotnow be secured? Then. is IL more
just or wise TO refuse TO secure Sloo IN a
Life Policy to-day because you cannot
now get 81 900 or $4,000 policy? No, it is
your duty 10 lake what you can now, and
increase the policy when able.
Ii won't do to say you need all your
money TO keep your family In necessa-
While you are living 10 support them, as
10 secure them support alter you die ;
a. Life Foley is the only thing which will
do that.
1t won't d. to put it off for the future,
because only the present is yours, the fu-
tn: belongs to death and God. It has
been truly said "procrastlnation is the
thief of time" but when by our own acts
we force 1t to be the thief also of our
family's comfol +, how sad must be The re-
morse your dealh-bed brings {! Death
won't delay for you. Death won't heed
your pleas; then act at once, tor you may
be his next victim. u
Call on our agent, get our pamphlet and