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

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rights Of policy HOLIDAYS in tha,r states
trnperiy guarded. TIE fo!lowlns nave
consented 10 servo (anQ the isl Will ha
coin pleted Of Ike seutiemeL) and can be
relei req 10 by parties who wish TO tu.
qulrs into the operations OF this Com
lany.
SAFE DlREcEohs:
V,KeIsIA-Gen, Joseph II. Anderson.
Rlchmond, Va; Hon. Tnos =, tlouruov
HALIFAX Court HOUSE; Gen, WlllraIn II
PayDe, WarfentOa; Juuge Jno. w, Brock
enbroush, Lexington; MAJOR Ii, G. De.
SLleiQs, hIchmonJ.
MIssIssIpPI-Gen. E. q. WalthalI, COT.
teeviite; Gen. VIM. 4. Martin, Natchez:
Major l.. a. hagsdaie, Meridian.
LoUIsrANA-Gen. Dabaey II. Maury.
Gen u. 4. Beauregard, Juoge Alexander
Walker, Col. q. q. Gamer. New Orleans:
Gen. Mason Graham. Alexandria.
GEoRGIA--Judge a. III. Hansell, Thorn
asVille; JuuGe u. "A. Walker, Dalton; Rev.
K. X. Porter, Atlanta; Judge u. A. Vason,
Albany.
ALABAMA-C. W. Dorrante, Mobile;
Gen. John u. Rather, Tuscumbta; Gen, II,
Z. Clayton, Clayton; Gen. w. III. Forney.
JACK sonV1lie; Gen. geo. ID. Johns or, La
rion.
Edgeheid; DR.. Isaac Branch, DR.. j. j.
WaIdlaw, Aobevilie; II /. Toomer.
Charleston; Capt. s. l.. Leaphart. Conn.
lroller Genera1 Columbia.
NORTH CARoLINA-Gen. d, fl. Hill,
Cnariot G; j. ii. IL iugnton, Newbern; Col.
I'M Johnston, dresden Columbia and
Charlotte Rai!road) Charlotte.
TExAs-Gen. John B. Hood, Hon. John
IL. Reagan, Gate FUstmasteI General of
the Confederate States) Palestine; Judge
Peter w. Gray, Houston.
KENTUCKY-Gen. s. b. BucAner, Louis.
vile; Eon. II. ]. sites. Louisville; Judge
Alvin Dpyt,l Frankfort.
IL would seem that the endorsement
and support OF these distingulshed South.
eIn gentlemen ought IT, he SUI lficient yst If
they should pe unknown To my one, we
can give references eli over theoouth and
West, and any further local references or
other Information viii be given, in tbs ir
respective seelions, to such IS seek in
spranc9.
The lac va" taught many the heavy
penalty tf being separat d from the
Home Olnce by the Companies forfeitIng
what had beon paid and r, fasing TO REIN
STATE Inc tollc'es. The Piedmont" pro-
yldes against this on her poIic es, and
J YES all who may, by any tnishap or rev.
olution, re separated from the Office, the
right to renstate policies df they are
sound, ac.,) Within one year after inter-
Nenlpg cause is removed, or to be entitled
to The same rights as to non forfeiture as
| though the hlGdarluR taaae had never
tAlstt O, at the oplion of the insured SO
| N a. 10 contingency can take from her
| done by no other Com pany.
SPECIAL REQUEST.
The Piedmont" feels confident no
Company Is Superior or more desirable,
and asks all who wish to insure, before
dolhg so. 10 apply to us Agents or write
Companies they have an idea OF patron T.
Ing, and 1t has no doubt 1T can ne demon
stiatel the benefits and privileges under
its policies ate equal to any, SURPASSED nv
none ana Stperlor TO many.
SUCCESS OF "THE PIEDMONT-u
"The Piedmont" her first twelve month
Of active operations, Insured over 6,00O.-
900 o. oiictes; equal, W thput Increase, 10
over Siz,0G0.0U0 Ct policies Tor t1rst TWO
years ot active operations, and an in
come of OVER hal, a milton OF dollars
Her nCmberof pc. icies for her first twelve
months is a o. equal, wituout increase,
for first TWO Years, TO $500. Her success
Is, therefore, y HEAD uF ANY COMPA-
y IN EO ROPE OR AMERICA; her
prospects very cEeeiiug her EXPENSES
sss than most other Companies: her
rates us low; her ierulS as Ito, raj; her SOL
vebey Is uuGoabted. ani! htr pruspectfor
large diViaenus as good as any other
Company: tuere ore IL is a very uesira ble
COMPANY FOR YOUR INSURANCE.
would Yen leave a support to your help
less children?
" ould you atyour death release an en-
cumpefed estate?
Would you secure Your eudorsers from
Woa.d you be sure to educate YOUR chill
dreu?
Would you max profitable and save
luVesl ms nj?
If so. READ tue following, ind at once Sc.
cure Life Policy In This Company by
application to
General Canvassing Agent,
d. NJ. w. NASH, a ID
LlL-%GLI Z NcALPiNE,
Medical Examiners,
Office at Miles 4 Creekmurs. Portsmouth,
Va.
PROMPTNEsS.
The Piedmont has PAID III losses to the
Cthei Wise helpless widows aud oruhans
or the Sou Il, a1out 500 0; In every case,
waving TIE Time allow by policy for
paSiueiI,, and laying al once--uf wnicn
AgFnlscan furnish particulars aud proof.
As this Is question affecting the la
teiest OF all who insure, We append the
70 THE PUBLIC.-I am pleased to
bear testimony 10 the "PiedmonL Life In
su4ance Company OF Vi ginia." and 10
urge It's merits for solvency and prompt
ness on Il southern public.
l presumed this m urninss proofs Of loss
for $500 Insured under policy No. 754,
Jointly Oh my self and wife, my wife hav-
lnS recently dled, ana the amount was
instantly palo, lhe Company waving the
ninety Gays allowed under Its policy
such promt tneSs entities the Com oany
to southern support.
Why should we continue 10 impoyerish
our people and section by St ndlng mo-
ney NORM fer Life Insurance when SO re-
liable and prosperous Company a." The
PleGmonL' Is in our section?
HENRY I. JARRATT,
OF Greenville Co.. Va.
given from many leading men and Jour.
nails all over the South.
NO EXCUSE WILL AVAIL YOU.
IL won't do TO say you are not able to
insure, Oh that HE amount you can now
lake is too small to do any good. Would
a man 90 right to refuse bread 10 his
family to-day because he can't get it for
lhem to-mNriow too? Must the family
starFe TO cay becau Q future supplies
cannot now be secured? Then. is it more
lust or wise 10 refuse to secure 800 in a
Life Policy to-day because you cannot
now get Si 900 or 10000 policy =? No, 1t is
your duty 10 lake what you can now, and
increase the policy when able. .ts
IL won't DO TO say you need all your
money to keep your family in necessa-
rles, because nothing is SO necessary
while you al living 10 support tt EN-, as
10 secure Them a support alter you die ;
q Life Policy1 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 iu- |
III belongs TO death and God. 1t has |
been truly said '.procrastlnation is the |
thief of time," but when by our own acts |
we force it to be the thief" o. so of our
family's comiol t, how sad must be the re- |
int rse your death-bed brings! Death |
won't delay for you. Death Won't heed |
be his next victim.
Call On onl agent, get our pamphlet and |
Ieao II, ana you Will see 1T cost out little