Norfolk day book. [volume] (Norfolk and Portsmouth Va.) 1868-1880, 1869-04-23

| tional BANK OF Va, and OF Harvey
| liams, COR mission Merchants. G,
| w q e.. Oh Welsiger & Co.; a. s
| -@mi4lssiun Merchant; RICHARD l.
OF Snyder d Irby; A. TIDE3IAN, Tot
soPP PEI. " " s AEM1sTEAD OF Ass,
REFERENCES.
policy holders, this Company has ordere
appointment Of i've prominent ano r.
liable men in each State 1t does ku,J
ness-Whose expenses are paid by IT,
Company to ca annual naeettng-to tee
properly guarded. The following have
consented to serve (and the list will be
completed of like gentlemen) and can b.
referred to by parties who wish to IN
quire into the operations of this Com
pany.
STATE DIRECTORS:
VIRGINIA-Gen. Joseph r. Anderson,
Richmond, Va; Hon. Thos. 8. Flournoy,
Halifax Court House; Gen. William Il.
Payne, WarIenton; Judge Jno. w. Brock
enbrough, Lexington; MAJOR Il, 8. De
| shields, Richmond.
M1ss1ssIFP1-Gen. 2. G. WalthaIl, COT
feeville; Gen. VIM. T. Martin, Netchez:
Major L. "A. Ragsdale, Meridian,
LoUIsIANA-Gen. Dabney Fl. Maury.
Gen; u. I. Beauregard, Judge Alexander
Walker, Col. q. g. Garner, New Oriear :
Gen. Mason Graham, Alexandria.
aEoRGIA-Judge A. H. Ham Thou
asville; Judge D. A. Walker, Dalton; R-v.
+. K. Porter, Atlanta; Judge d. A. Vas II
Albany. p.
T ALABAMA-C. W. Dorrance. Mobt
Gen. John D. Rather, Tuscunnbia; Gen. !
D. Clayton, Clayton; Gen. W. b. Forn \
rton. ..+-
SOUTH CARoLlsA-Gov. N. L. Bomb -,
Edgeneld; DR.. IEaac Branch, Or. j J
Wardlaw, Abbeyille; FL /. Toon
Charleston; Capt, 9. L. Leaphart, (Cop
troller GeneraD Columbia.
NORTH CARoLINA-Gen. D. a.
Chariot e; J. Fl. Htughton, Newbern; 90
VIM. Johnston, (PresidenC Columbia n
Charlotte Rat1road) Charlotte.
TExAs-Gon. John b. Hood, Hon. J III
81. Reagan, Qate postmaster Geners
the Contedsrate States) Palestine; JA.ds,
Peter W. Gray, Houston.
KENTUoEY-Gen.S S. B. Bucs ner. Louis.
vile; Hon. Il. J. stiles, Louisville: Juuge
Alvin Duvai, Frankfort.
1t would seem that the encoreepae, G
and support OF these distinguished South
ern gentlemen oogutt be su4lc,enl ysttf
they snoulQ 90 unknown to ny one, we
can give references all over the south aid
West, and any further local refe, ences
, other information wall be given, IN th, lr
respective sections, to such as seek in
surance.
The late war taught many the heavy
penalty Of being separat d from l'ie
Home Once by the Companies Forfeit g
what had been paid and r. Easing To re
state the policies. 1.-THE Pledmont'p.
vtdes against this on her polio e.
gives all who may, by any mishap o1
olution, be separated from the Or,
sound q ec.5 Wis6in d noass s 81 I,e f.
ventng cause Is removed, or to be e,
| to the same rights as to non forfeit
| though the h1ndering cause had
| existed, at the option of the insal
| that no contingency can take rro
policy holders their just rights. I
done by no other Company:
SPECIAL REQUEST.
"The Piedmont" feels cont1del
and asks ali who wish to insure res T..
doing so. to apply to Jig AGENTS or Y,
direct to the "aome Once" namtlgti
Companies they have an ldsa of patrol
ing, and it has no doubt it can beden
| stl ated the benefits and privileges pro
its policies are equal to any, surpassed
none and superior to many.
| SUCCESS OF "THE PIEDMONr"
1.-THE Piedmont" her first twelve mu1t
| of active operations, Insured over 5000
| 600 OF policies; equal, without increase tt
over $l2.OO0,Oo OF policies for first W.
years of active operations, and an il
come OF over half q million OF dojlsls
Her number of policies for her first tweiv,
months is 400; equal, without incyeas.
for first two years, to $500, Her success
NY IN EUROPE OR AMERICA; lei
prospects very cheering; her expense,
] less than most other Companies; be
rates as low her terms as liberal; hei >ol
vency as undoubted, and her prospecL fo
large dividends as good as any oti,e
Company: therefore It is very desil
COMPANY FOR YOUR INSURANC
Would leave a support to your bel
| SO q 'dren
| Wolld you etyour death release ap
numbered estate?
Woula you secure your endorsers o.A
| loss?
Would you be sure to educate your chit
| dren?
Would you make profitable and savy
If so, read the following, and at once Sc
| cure Life Policy In thts Company by
application to
General Canvassirg Agent,
d. NJ. W. NASH, and
BIL1SOLY & MoALPINE,
| Medical Examiners,
Office at Miles l. Creekmurs, Portsmouth !,
Va.
PROMPTNEsS.
The Piedmont has paid in losses to the
| otherwise helpless widows and orphans
of the South, about $50 500; in every caae
waving the time allowed by policy fer
| payment, and paying at once-of which
| Agents can furnish particulars aud proof,
| AS this Is O question affecting the ia.
4 terest OF all who insure, we append the
I following extract:
| 10 THE PUBLIO.-I am pleased IT,
| bear testimony to the "PledmonL Life In,
suIance Company OF Virginia." and to
urge its merits for solvenoy and prompt
ness on q Southern public.
| l presented this morning proofs OF loss
| for 5000 insured under policy No. IA.
jointly on myself and wife, my wife ha
| ing recently died, and the amount was
| instantly paid, the Company waving ii c
| ninety days allowed under lis policy.
| Such prom ,tness entities The COmpary
| TO Southern support.
Why should we continue TO 1nlpovarl u
! our EeopIe and section Dy Sending n
ney North for Life insurance when SO =
liable and prosperous q Company as AZ t.
| Piedmont" Is in our sections
HENRY t. JARRATT.
OF GreenviIle Co., VI
In addition such extracts could T..
| given from many leading men and leu
| mails all over the South.
| NO EXCUSE WILL AVAIL YOU.
1t won't do to say you are not adj,
insure, or that the amount you can "
take is too small to do any good. W,u u
| @ man do right to refuse bread 10 /, y
family to-day because he CANT get ii r
them Tomorrow too? Must the ian
starve TO- day becau Q future eupp -
cannot now Ge secured? Then. is it mo 9
just or wise to refuse 10 SECURE 500 IT II
Life Policy to-day be Cause you cam. &
now get 81 200 or rlo,0UU policy No. 1t Is