The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1875-07-03


NJ. kentzel, as. parish of Ascension,
Judgment Of non suit against plaintiff
DR.. W. NJ. McGalliard, as. parish OF
Ascension, Judgment of lower court
affirmed.
Louis Lefort Is. parish of Ascension,
same as foregoing.
Andrew Spies as. P. r. and O.
Melancon, action for debt; Judgment
for plaintiff for amounts claimed, with
interest and costs of suit.
This closes the record up to the
hour OF adjournment to-day.
PIEDMONT & ARLINGTON LIFE In
sURANcE Co.-Payment of a Pol
icy to Hrs. Julia Israel, WIDOW of the
tate Iarr Israel Of Donaldsonpille.-
Col. G. w. Terrell, general agent and
manager in New Orleans of the Pied
mont & Arlington Life Insurance
Company Of Virginia, arrived here
the other day and paid to Mrs. Julia
Israel, widow of the late lamented
Marx Israel, $50l8, in full payment
of principal and interest of a policy
OF $4,000 on the life of Mr.. Israel.
This policy was taken out only two
or three years since, and has been
promptly met at the expiration of the
customary delay of ninety days after
proof was filed of the death Of in
sured, which is indicative of the mail
ner in which the business of this re-
liable corporation is invariably tran
sacted.
The Piedmont & Arlington stands
at the head of all Southern insurance
companies, the largest, strongest,
most popular and liberal of them all.
1t is the only company in the South
that eau compare with the oldest ard
best of the Northern companies, and
should be given the preference by
our people as home institution.
Notwithstanding insurance rates have
recently been greatly increased by
nearly all other companies, those of
the Piedmont & Arlington have been
reduced and are very much lower
than those of nearly all it's contempo-
raries. Every man should consider
it duty to his family, present or
prospective, to carry policy on his
life, and we feel assured that an in
quiry into the relative inducements
offered by the various insurance COM
panies will result in nine tenths of
those who desire insurance selecting
the Piedmont & Arlington as the
safest and best.
Col. Terrell will. remain in town
several days, making his headquarters
at Mr.. P. Lefevre's City Hotel, and
will be glad to explain the benefits of
life insurance and the advantages of
fered by his company to any who may
desire information. He has already
issued policies to a number of our cit
liens and would like to increase the
list considerably before his departure. ,
:. We commend to the attention of
our readers the following extract from
the New Orleans Picayunc:
This sterling old Virginia Company, so J
ably and spiritedly represented by Col. G. {
". Terrell, should receive a liberal support |
through him, whose agency has effected so
much in its behalf. A Company boasting an
income of over $1,600,O0O, with an !
insurance of 25, 900 policies. doing business
all over the United States and Europe, and |
the only Southern Company passing the or
deal Of an inspection of the Northern and
Western Insurance Department. thereby |
placing it on the same basis of solvency as
The best Company in America; strictly
Home Company, because under it's charter it
= permitted to invest its assets where it does
business, thus building up home institutions, I.
It would be snperfuous to laud its plans or
extol its operations. Its popularity, its gen.
,rous spirit of settlement of claims, its SOL
Tency. its comparatively light mortality. and
is unparalleled success, place it i'll the van
If our insurance corporations.
A Sewing Machineis an absolute necessity
n every family. In making selection do
lot fail to examine the Wilson Shuttle. This
machine is meeting with unprecedented
uccess, being sold at a price less than any
'ther trst-class machine, and at the same
ime combining to a greater degree all the
ESSENTIALS of IL family machine. Machines
sill be delivered at any railroad station or !,
teamboat landing in this parish. free of
charges. il ordered through
he Ceaipanys Branch House, l99 Canal