Norfolk day book. [volume] (Norfolk and Portsmouth Va.) 1868-1880, 1869-05-11

ness-Whose expenses are p Id by tie
conPasy To ca Il annual meettng-Lo see
rights ~ policy holdeys In their States
properly guarded. The following nave
consented TO serve (and the list will be
com pleted Of Ike senLtemen) and eau be
referred TO by parties VINO wish To In
OURS INTO the operations Of this Com
pany.
STATE DIRECTORS:
NIRGINIA--Gen. Joseph r. Anderson.
Richmond, Va; Hon. Tnos, i. Flournoy'
HALIFAX Court HOUSE; Gen. Wlllram II.
enproush, Lexington; MAJOR 81. O. De.
shields. Richmond.
MIssIssIPPI-Gen. e. G. WalthalJ. Cof.
feeyllle; Gen. VIM. T. Martin, Natchez.
Major l.. "A. Ragsdaie. Meridian.
LoUIsIANA-Gen. Dabrey H. Maury.
Gen; q. !. Beauregard, Judge Alexander
Walker. Col. g. g. Garner, New Orleans:
Gen. Mason Graham. Alexandria.
GEoRGIA--Judge a. H. Hansell, Thorn
asvllle; Judge ID. A. Walker, Dalton: Rev.
4; K. Porter, Alb MIA, Judge D. a. Vason,
AlUanv.
ALABAMA-C. VI. Dorrsnce, Mobile;
Gen Joan D. Rather, Tnscomoia; Gen. ii.
ID. Dayton, ClayL lou; Gen. W. H Forney.
Jacksonville; zen. Geo. ". Johns OF, Ma
rion.
SOUTH CARROLL NA-Gov. NJ. L. Bonham.
Edge geld; d.. Isaac Branch, DR.. j. j.
Wafdlaw, Aooev'lle; II 4. roomer,
Cnarleston; Capt 8. L. Leaphart, Comp.
lrolle. GeAeraD Columbia.
NORTH CARoLINA-Gen. d. 81. Hill.
C.4a,ioL e; j. ID. II 'ughJon. Newbern; Col.
" IN. Johns on, Dresden CoiumpIa ana
Charl Ite Rai.road) Charlotte.
TExAs-Gen. John B. Hood, Hon, John
u. Reagan, tlate Postmaster General OF
Peter w. Gray, Houston.
KENTUCKY-Gen.S 8. B. Buck ner, Louis.
vile; Hon. II. j. Sites, Louisville: j uoge
Alvin Day Il, Frankfort.
IL would seem that the endorsement
ana support OF these ulstl dgu lshed South.
81 u gentlemen ought tie SUI lice en- vel if
they should pe Unknown to nv one. we
can give references all over the south and
West, and any further local references or
other Information Will be given, IN their
respective sections, to such as seek in
Surance.
The late war taught many the heavy
penalty If being separat d rom the
home Omce by the Companies 1orfeiJlpg
what had been paid and refasinx TO rein
STATE the policies. THE Piedmont" pro-
vides against this on her polio. as. and
gives all who may, by any mlshap or rev
olut1on, he separated from the Office. the
right TO reInstate policies Of They are
sound, &C., within one year after inter-
venlng cause lsremoved, or to be entitled
though Inc hlnderlng cause had never
existed, at the option of the insured. SO
ina no contingency can lake from her
policy olders their just rights. This is
done by no other Company
SPECIAL REQUEST.
"The Piedmont" feels confident no
Company Is superior or more desirable,
and asks all who wish to insure, befo, g
doing SO. to apply to It's agents or write
Greet TO the "h0ne Office" naming the
ma n ieAS n hoy
Ing, and 1T has no doubt it can be demon
tiated the benefits and privileges under
lis policies are equal to envy, SUI passed by
none and superior to N, by.
SUCCESS OF "THE PIEDMONT"
''The Piedmont" her first twelve month
OF actlve operations, Insured over $8.O00.-
wv OF policies equal, W thout increase, o
over SlZ,0o0,0O0 Cf policies Tor first two
years OF active operations, and an in
come OF over hall million OF dollars.
Her mum of policies for her first twelve
lnonths is Ia 0; equal, without increase,
is. therefore, AHEAD Of ANY COMrA-
Ny IN EUROPE OR AMERICA: her
prospects very cheering; her expens. S
less IMAM most other Companies; her
vency as undoubted, and her prospect for
large divldenus as good as any other
Company: therefore IL Is Nv ry ueslra bl g
COMPANY FOR YOUR INSURANCE.
Would Yen leave a support 10 your help
less children?
Would you atyour death lei ease an an.
cum Dered estate?
Would you secure your endorsers from
loss?
dren? .ss
Would you make profitable and saya
lnvestmt Mt?
If so, reaa The following, and at once Sc.
cure Life Policy in this Company by
application to
General Csnvassipg Agent,
u. M. w. NASH, aad s-a
BILlSOLY & MoALPINE,
Me ical Examiners,
otfloe at Miles Creekmurs, Portsmouth,
PROMPTNESS.
The Piedmont has paid in losses to the
oInerWlse helpless wi lows and Orphans
OF Inc South, ABOUT $3.50 y; In every case
WalVlng Inc Time allowed py policy for
pay meht, and paying at once--of which
Agents can furnish particulars and proof.
AS this Is question affecting the Ia
terest OF all who insure, we APPEND the
following extract: -"
40 THE PUBLIC.-I am pleased to
pear testimony 10 tne 'P teomonL Life In
sui ance Company of Virginia." ana 10
urge its merits for solvency and prompt.
hess on southern public.
presented tnls m orntng proofs of less
lor $5,0OO insured under policy No. 754
JONI, on myself and WIFE. my wife hav-
ing recently died, ana the amount was
instantly paid, The Company waving the
olnety Gays al.o.. ed u 4der It's policy.
sacn proarine>s enLitIes The Company
L. SouLnc,n su. port.
by SHOULD We Continue O i'm poyerfsh
our people and section by Sending mo-
ney Nor for Life Insuran nee when SO re-
Liable ana prosperous Company g." rhe
Fledmont" Is IN our session
HENRY I. JARRATT,
o. GreenvlIle Co.. Va.
In addition sucn extracts could be
given rom many ieadlng men anu Jour
mails all owe the SouLn. .l.H -
No EXCUSE WILL AVAIL YOU.
IL won't DO TO say you are not able to
insure, or hat the amount you can now
take is too small to do any good. Would
man do right to refuse bread 10 his
family to-day because he can't get IL for
Them tom. ROW too? Must the family
starve to- day becau.e future supplies
CANNOT now be secured? Then, is 1T more
just or wise to refuse to SECURE 300 IN a
Life Policy to-day because you cannot
now get Vi 900 or $4,000 policy +? No, it is
your duty 10 lake what you Can now, and
increase the ao1icy when able.
Il won't do to say you need all your
money to keep your family in necessa-
rles, because nothing lis 80 necessary
WINE you are living 10 support item, as
10 secure them support otter you die
do thai. III e.s',,r s., ..-..--
1t won't d to put 1t of for the future.
because only the present is yours, the iu.
tn belongs to death and God. 1t has
been truly said representation is Ihs
thief of time," but when by our own acts
we force 1t to be the 'thief' also of our
comtol t, how SAD must be The re-
morse your death-bed brings Death
won't delay for you. Death won't heed
your pleas; then act at once, for Won may
be his next victim. In = go 800 4
can on oni agent, get our pamphlet and
read IT. and you will see it cost tpnt little