The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-01-03
SUNDAY MORNING. JANUARY 3, 1859.
NEW ORLEANS, January lat, 1869.

To the Citizens of Louisiana:
The undersigned would respectfully represent,
that he has accepted the GENERAL AGENCY of the
ArrAs MUTUAL LIFE Insurance COMPANY, Of st.
Louis, No., for the State Of Louisiana, after a
careful and thorough investigation of all its plans
and features, hich he fully indorses and earnestly
recommends as being in every respect deserving
the confidence and patronage of the public.
It's Policies are enptaticdRy an Insurance,
and exceed iDberGldy and equity, anythingiof the
kind heretofore presented by life insurance COM
psnies.
With reference to the responsibility and sound
ness of the "ATLAs, he respectfully invites atten
ton 70 the communication published in the city pa
pers a few days since, in which will be found the
names of its officers and directors, all of whom
are gentlemen Of undoubted ability, experience
and integrity.
As life insurance has become so general and so
Justly popular, the question TO be determined ny
the applicant should be, what company presents
the greatest advantages to the assured.
OF course it becomes the undersigned to advo
cate the "ATLAs," yet in doing so be cannot, TO
the best Of his knowledge, undervalue the sta.
bility and prosperity OF other companies repre-
scented in our midst. They all possess the object
sought after, /. e., the prompt settlement OF their
losses, and have thus circulated throughout the
State hundreds of thousands OF dollars, thereby
giving immediate prosperity to many, and con-
fributipg to the general welfare Of the com
munty.
He is fully satisfied that the just and liberal
features Of de ATLAS present greater claims
TO public patronage than all the other companies
combined.
II charges no ert'd or increased premiums
upon persons insured when engaged in employ
ments classed as extra hazardous.
IL gives the WHOLE WORLD as its boundary Tor
al Ifa of ra { =
be made, considering the unprecedented adyan-
tsges ii Cners 10 the insured above all other
life insurance companies.
A failure TO pay premiums on the day when due
does not forfeit the policy.
When a lapse of premium on the " annual pay
ment plans occurs, the "cQSh UGlite y Of the
policy will keep it in force for he full amount, for
time varying according to the age OF the insured
and the number of payments made.
10 is eel established fact That all policies
offer one or more payments haze beeIlnGde hare
a. "cdSt uGlue ~ this Udlue in many companies ID
made forfeitable by the nOn-payment OF future
premiums and thus corporations reap the benefits
Of the misfortunes of the policy holders. Not SO
actth the ATLAS.
The ATLAS MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
will establish q BOARD OF TRUSTEES to act as
STATE DIRECTORS, whose duty IL will be to admin
lister the affairs Of this agency, and thus make II
HOME RESTITUTION.
For the present the undersigned is authorized
10 refer to the iolloSing well known residents Of
New Orleans:
GsraId 4 Craig, Jno t. Moore & Co., Geo. d
Logan, Stetson 4 Armstrong B. George Bullet
Samuel Wolf d Co., II. T. Bartlett Jos. Raymond
Hon. John r. Conway, mayor of the city of New
Orleans; j. Cassard, cashier City National Bank
Shropshire 4 Brother; AZ. Dow ling, j. l.. Dummies
a CO., Chas. +. Slsybaok Il Co., Thos. Layton
president Southern Bank; Keep Caulheld, Geo
w. Baneker a Co.
Thankful for past favors, he would now ask Of a.
his friends and the citizens Of the entire State. &c
examine for the mgelyeG the plans and workings
of the " ATLAS before insuTing elsewhere.
Pamphlets published by the company giving
full explain atoms can be bad at any tine by an
plying at the agency, corner OF Camp and Com
men streets.
Applications for insurance can be made {
either of the following named gentlemen: Z. J
Byrd, Z. 3. Levy, F. Beaumont, Jr.
J.R. PURvIs, Genl Agent
For the State Of LOUISIANA.
Ofice-corner of Camp and Common streets
New Orleans.