Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-10-03

has Insured s4.Ge0 Lives, Paid nearly 50 co.,
q go 20 Widows ana Orphans, and Be
- tarned nearly $500. .e0e in Cash
ii ir Dividends TO the Insured.

The undersigned are Agents for this old
and neVer-to- be-doubted Company, for
the States of Georgia, Alabama, Mississip-
pi. Virginia, Tennessee and Arkansas, and
present It to their friends as in every man
ner worthy of their support, From its
age, great PROFITS, its admirable saaHGge-
meat, and us large capital, 1t offers induce
ments unsurpassed by any Company 10
the world, and equslled by very few. Not
only do they present it as all Company
can be, Ia prosperous pecpniary condition,
but as saliRsatly jass and Impartial IL It's
entire course 10 people Of al. .sectioaS and
opiafoas, az to afford to none cause Of com
plaint of unfair dealing. We sought il as
the soRStdeSt and most rsiidbte Of Comps
nies of this character; ct the same time
we examined more critically as to its deal
iuEs With Southern policy holders whose
policies Iapsed during the wsr-deterpnin-
ed as we were, not to represent any Com
pany that Disseminated against our own
section. We feel that our own people will
be satisfied when we assure them that the
Investigation Was gratifying TO US, in
showing not only exact and equal Justice
on their part, but 3 iberality that only
needs to be known to be appreciated by
the Southern people. -. .-'t
We are aware, however, that in many
sections ofthe country the agents OF n1trsd
and stock Companies (who fear compari-
son of the admirable plans of the NEW
YoRR LIFE Insurance COMPANY, and its
large annual cash dividends, all going to
the policy holders, with theirs, dividing
their profits for the most part 10 Stoekz
holdefsi. misrepresent Il as having dis
Criminated agalnst our own section, (Ot
course their motives aTe too plain, 20
build up business for themselves by de-
fsnling other CoInpsnies,
BY the terIsis of all policies issued by
the New YoRK LIFR Insurance, and az
other Life CbmpaHiss, service in setual
warfare is excepted. This exception was
as necessarily maintsined against insur-
anfsi in the army of the Cnite'l States as
against those who served in the COnfeder-
ate armies; and aftidayits, or other sufi- !
cient evidence, were required as to such
service in the one army As he other, from
those desiring to renew their policies; but |
when the purpose of such affidavit was
misrepresented, Il was dis
continued. .u~ .Tsg Il
As Agents, We have published, from |
our very first appointment, our readiness |
in sbchalf of the Company TO settle It's |
o6estasitifHg isasiness on terms of equality 1
and iiberalityi TO do as much a. any 4
Company, North or SOUTH had ever /
done in reference to this class of policies, |
Now rs to the record: This C0mpOHH
receired more C0H(edsTote money FOR pre- !
UttuN(S, AtNGI 10 Lut NlAAt VI DuAAEA BAN- 1
hibitory order, aud the action Of agents 4
80 receiving ii approved throughout |
than all other Companies, North and SOltth, |
Put together. II has paid more money 70 |
parties on policies tlt4S tGpseG ttaa all 9th |
ers. II is ready now, and always has /
been, TO renew Such lapsed policies upon |
receipt OF back premiums, allowing back |
dividends, thus placing parties and the J
Company in the esame condition as II thOFe
had been no war,
We only ask examination of its entire /
course for the most pHRetIiOus 20 be sGtts- !
led. Its officers are now what they have |
ever been--t11le and just as 20 the rights |
Of policy holders, without regard TO ioca- |
ton or political differences. II has the I
ability TO do for it's policy holders what |
few other companies can do. Let those /
" ho wish life insurance only examine 1t, |
and not be deprived OF its superior ad-
vantages by the dstraetion of agents of |
inferior companies.
JOS. Z. JOHNSTON & CO.,
General Agents for Georgia and Alabams. |
b. q. HUMPHREYS & CO..
General Agents for Mississippi. I
H. g. STEW ART, .4-
General Agent for Virginia.
Q'DELL & PRITCHARn,
General Agents.
p. MAHL,
General Agent for Texas.
JAMES +. FAGAN,
General Agent for Arkansas and Indian |
Territory.