Norfolk day book. [volume] (Norfolk and Portsmouth Va.) 1868-1880, 1869-06-03

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Principal Office: Cor. Main and 9th sts,,
RICHMOND VA.
Authorized Capital. ........,....S ST. 600 600
Capital Invested and Well Sc
cureu'''' ,'.,,......,......,,,. 100000
Premiums earned first Sixteen Months,
over SlOO,0U0. Numb Der OF Policies
issued. over 1900
67A Per-Centum of Profits PAD To Policy
Holders.
w. U. CARRiNGToS......,,Pr President.
II. H. MAUkY....:....., V ice President.
u - uOPKlNS...............,Se Secretary
U. HENRY PEBROw, NJ. u. Medical Adviser.
DIRE CTORs:
R. II. MAURl, OF r. II. Maury 6. Co.,
bankers; a. +. 1AKVhY Pre- sidcnt of Ma.
,ional Bank of Va, and OF Harvey &, Viii
iiams, Commission Merchants: @. T..
WE4siGEr, OF WelSiger q Co., A. S LEE,
o ~ a, mission Merchant; RICHARD @IRBY,
Oh snyder d lfby; A. TIDEMAN, Iobac-
conlSl; W, a, AkMi51EAD. OF Armistead
" Feck; W, L. SHEPHERD. j. II. Pebbles
REFERENCES.
FOR the protection and satisfaction OF
policy holders, this Company has ordered
appointment OF i've prominent ana re.
liable men IN each State it Goes Lusl-
ness-Whose expenses are peid hy u g
company to ca Ii annual III eetiug-to see
rights of policy holder5 in Their States
properly guarded. The foIioMin- nave
consented 10 serve (and the list will be
completed Of like gentlemen and cafi ba
referred to by parties uno wish TO IN
qulfe into tue operations o. thi, Com
panY.
STATE DIRECTORS
VIRGISIA-Gen. Joseph IL. Anderson,
Richnond, Va; Hon. Tnos. $. FIourn0v'
Halifax Court HOUSE; Gen, WlIiIan1 III.
Payne, Wail entoD; Judge Jno. w. brooke
ehoroush, Lexington; MAJOR II. q. Da-
shields. klchmUuu.
M1ssIssIPPI-Gen. L. G. WalthalI. COT.
teeviiie: Gen. VIM. L. Martin. NaicHey.
Major l.. "A. Bagsda.e. Meridian.
LoUIslAN A-Gen. Dab ey II. Maury,
Gen u. !; Beauresard, Judge Alexahder
Walker, Col. q. q. Garner, New UrIeal,e:
Gen. Masoh Graham. Alexandra,
GEoRGIA--Judge s ii Hausell. Thorn
asvllle; Judge ID. 4. Walker, Dalton: Rev,
X. X. Porter, Atlanta; Judge u. \. Vason.
Albany.
ALABAMA-C. "a. Dorrance, Mobile
Gen. John ID. Rather, Tuscumbia; Gen, Ii
u. clayton Clayton; Gen. w. Il Eorfty,
Jacksonville; Gen. Geo, u. Johns OF, Ma
rlon.
SOUTH CARROLL SA-Gov Nj. l.. i}ouham,
Edgeheid, DR.. Isaac Branch, DE-. i. /
WardlaW, AbbeVjile; III e.. iuoner
Charleston; Capt. S. l.. Leaphart, Comp.
lfoller GeneraD Columbia.
NORTH CARoLIEA-Gen. D. Ii. Hill.
C1arlote; j. Ii. III 4ughton, Newbeln; Col,
VIM. Johnston, dresden. Guiu1uoia and
Cnarit lie Kal1roadD Charlotte.
IEXAS-Geu John Il. Hood Hon. Juhu
II. Reagan, Date postmaster General OF
tue Confederate States) Palestine; judge
Peter w. Gray. Houston.
KENTUCKY-Gen. S, b. BucB ner. Louis
vile; Hon. Ii. j. suites, Louisville: Judge
Alvin Duvai, Frankfort.
IL would seem tnaJ the endorsement
and support OF these distinguished South
EN- gentlemen ought h. be suiiieient ,yetif
they should be unknown to uy one, We
can give references all over the south and
West, and any further local references or
Othef lnIpfIuatlon viii be given, IN their
respective sections, TO such as seek in.
Snrance.
The late wa" taught many the heavy
penalty II being separat. q from The
tiome Ohce by the Companies Iorieft1ng
what had been paid and refusing 10 REIN
state the policies. The Piedmont" pro!
vldeS against This on her policres, aud
gives ali who may, by any mlshap or rev.
oiut1on, be separated from the Once, the
right TO relnsJate policies (f they are
SOUND, Gc.,) within one year after inter-
ven1ng cause is removed or to be entitled
to the same rights as 10 non forfeiture as
though the hlndering cause had never
existed, at the option OF The Tusureu su
that no contingency can take IRON hes
policy b olders their just rights. This is
done by no other Company.
SPECIAL REQUEST.
1.-The Piedmont" feels confident no
Company Is superior or more deslsable,
and asks all who wish to insure, Before
doing so. to apply 10 It's Agents or write
direct 10 the Home Office" naming the
Com anles they have anldea OF patrouIz-
Ing, and IL has no DOUBT IL can demon
sLiated the benefits and privileges under
Its policies are equal to any, sur passed by
none and superior TO mt9Iy.
SUCCESS OF "THE PIEDMONID.
"The Piedmont" her firsttWelvs month
OF active operations, Insured over $1,000 :.
ooO OF policies, equal, W thout increase, o
over $lzUC0UU0 Of policies ior nrst Two
years OF active operations, and an in
come OF over bali u million OF dollars.
Her numberof policies for her first twelve
months is 40; equal, without increase,
for tlrst two years, 70 $500, Her success
\ IN ECU ROPE OR AMERICA; her
prospects very cheering; her expenses
less than most other companies; her
rates as low; her terms as hbe raj; her SOL
large dividenus us good as any other
Company; therefore il is a very desirable
COMPANY FOR YOUR INSURANCE
Would you leave support to your help
| less children?
| Would you atyour Death release an .-II.
! cumDered estate?
Would you secure yonr endorsers from
loss?
Would you be sure TO educate your emil
dreu? ..t.
Would you make profitable and ave
investment?
| If so, read the following, and at once Sc
cure Life Policy in this Company by
application 10
| General Canvassing Agent,
| ID. Nj. W. NASH, and
4 BILlSOLY Il MoALPINE,
| Medical Examiners,
Office at Miles Il Creekmurs, Portsmouth,
Va.
| PR0MPTNESS.
The Piedmont has paid in losses 10 the
| otherwise helpless WILLOWS anu Orphans
| of The South, ABOUT SZ5, U; in every case
| waving The Tune allowed ny policy I0I
| payment, ana Paying at Unce-Of @hica
| Agents can iurnIsn particulars ana proof.
AS this is a question affecting The ia
| terest OF ali VINO insure, We append the
| following extract: ..
| 10 THE PUBLIC.-t am pleased to
| bear testimony 10 tue piedmont Life In
| suiance Company OF Nnslnla, ann 70
| urge Its merits Tor soivenCy ana prompt
| ness On a southern public.
| presen cd this morning proofs of loss
| for 5000 Insured uuOer policy Np, 1ol,
Jointly on ms sell ana wife, my Wite haV-
| lng recently died, and tie amount WAS
| INSTANTLY paid, The Company waving tne
| amety DAYS aloH Ell under It's pulHA.
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