Norfolk day book. [volume] (Norfolk and Portsmouth Va.) 1868-1880, 1869-06-12

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Premiums earned first Sixteen Months,
over 100000. Number of Policies
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3d. Per-Centup, of Profits Paid to Policy
Holders.
w n C.ppNaroy prao;de,t
u n No. W. praS;aon.
j. J. HOPKINS, Secretary.
G. HENaY Psnnow. Nj. d. Medical Adv;ser.
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d r e Q T Q RS:
M %, MAoka. OF n. d. Msury q %,
BANKERS A. +: nAKVEY, President OF Ma.
I Stonai BANK OF Va, ana OF Harvey q VII
WE4sieEs. OF Weisiger & Co.. A. s. LEE,
Commission Merchants; RICHARD rlRbY,
OF snyder d Irby; A. TIDEMAN, Tobac-
con1st; w. A, ARMIsTEAD. of Armistead
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REFERENCES.
For the nrotection and satisfaction ot
policy holders. this Com many has ordered
anno1n, ment II i've nrpm inant anS nc.
liable men in each State it does bust
ness-whose expenses are paid by th q
Company to ca annual meeting-to see
righLs of policy holdevs irr their States
properly guarded. The following have
eata W Sesse Sanu tne a,sS WIZ be
rotnirea to " h t,A1 rties any oan We
nn,ra int" thss aps"eratio, ~n ~ VS. this 60,
nnany AA'' VIC opois''1o Vi 'n1S ooin'
N STATE DIRECTORS /: e.. als
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pinthhaistAUIoeH; 1osSpn ~. Anoerson.
nIit va.i non. 1aos. .; FIournoy,
Payne, Warrenton; Juuge Jno. W. Brooks
ennrousn, LexlngCon; MAJOR II. O.. Da-
shleids. Rlchmond. -H --42.4
f. MIsSIsSdPPI-Gen. =. =. Walthall, Col
tMSsgg o' zen; $3.50 IA; -. MA I'm, Natchez;
haJoi L. a. hdssoaie' Merlolan.
JoI1IsIANA-Gen- Dahnev II Naprv
Gen "a n Rsanreoard INDIE AlaysndSs q,
Walker, Col. a a Garner Sanu Orfaons
Gen. Mason Graham Aiexand~is e'ns
GEOpcra-J,dga II uons.,1 Tbop,
a y ~ I 1uase =; a; walker, Dal.on; kew
49,, "a, VI 'ei' Is' 'uose -. "A. Vason
<Aloany' .s. s. ..r. .t. Hr.-'
ALABAMA-C. w. Dorrance Mobile
Gen. John ID, Rather. Tuscumbia. Gen. H
ID. CLAYTON. Clayton: Gen. W. III. Fornev'
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TnnmNnet, 80, ny, =. =. AuOiAeI
G ,nnaia G; SapI. ., u. Leapnart' comp
| 'AoAAot 0eAelai' ooiulAolt'
NORTH CARoLINA-Gen. d. III. Hill
| Chariot e; j, H.IH4ughton. Newbern: Col
| VIM. Johnston. (PreSident Colum bia. and
o-e'A y ''o A's'i-i oa''/ ohailoCte' - s.I
m Reag.n 1iota III LIP %. aooo' Iaou. o9n II
the tonfada.rar St o, GoaeIai "
PETER W. Graz Homst"g2 A"ios'ine' 'uoss
KENTUoKY-Gen. s. B. Buckner, Louis.
vile: Hon. ii. ], Sites. Louisville. .Iudae
Alvin DuvaI, Frankfort. $50
IL would seem that the endorsement
and support OF these distinguished South
they should De Unknown t o.ny one we we
Wag is1 va @ ~ az over tne SCUM ano
o,ber nj ion ,'5i ipoat neiefences .!
reSnac.iVa stotio VIZ We shVen' ~ Cns ~
snrp,ca seo'ions' " sooh as seek III
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The late war taught MANY the heavy
penalty Of being separatf1 from fh9t
Home Office by the Companies iorfeitine
what had been paid and refusing to rein.
sta . the policies. 'The Piedmont" pro.
Sides against this on her nolic. as and
z YES ali who may, by any mishap or rev.
OluLlon, be separated from the Once the
right to reinstate policies Gf Ffhev are
sound, &C. y within one wear after inter.
Vening cause is removed. or to he entitled
\ to the same rights as to non. forfeifure a.
though the hindering cause had neyel
existed, al the option of the insured, 81
| that no contingency can take from he
| policy h 0lders their just rights, This Ii
done by no other Company. 1s0|
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S110f al hEeUE0T.
1.-THE Piedmont" feels confident ro
Co,nnsnv is snnarior ~ -, ~ a.aSi II
and asks ali who wish to insure bsfo1 !
doing 30 to annIv To re aants y uoi ,;, :
direct to the "Hone OfficeS nsn,inm t i'e
Compani les thew have IN IDEA Of natrSn Cne
ing and IT. has no donht IL 90 ~ nppdas
stiated the benefits and privileses nne1ar
it's policies are equal to any. suTpassed hv
none and superior to msn1y.
SUCCESS OF "THE PIEDMONTy--
..rh p,oaua,,.
me Pleomont,D her hrst twelve month
0ao ot nolfcies. ennaI 1u ,,ht oyer So,ooo,
| over $l2, 100000 of policies for first two
| years OF active operations, and an in.
come OF over half q million OF dollars
| Her numberof policies Tor her first twelve
| months is l.4JO; equal. without increase
Tor Hrst Two years, to $500, Her success