The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1870-05-19
TEaE COTTON STATES
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY,
General Office at M,con, Georgia.
Capital $4,000

A NJ which SlOO, 000 is deposited, as REQUIRED
~ by the Charter, with State authorities of
Georgia, and $50, 600 in South Carolina nndor ~
Act OF Legislature, for the security of policy
holders. - Poii''
The business OF this strictly Southern and
LONE Company is confined by law TO lcpiti
mate Life Insurance alone. PoIIc1rs Jss1-rn
ON ALL THE APPROVED MUTUAL PIASs. Tho
Company has also added the Tontine S,,sten,
lof dividends) to its other plans. (sco Ma.
Ninety per cent. of profits on tho Mutual
business l divided annually among all the Mu-
tual rolicy.holdere, without exception. Ono
daa;aod third LOAN AN ON PREMIUMS given when
Company out of tho Dividends. Notes for
Premium Loans not required Non. .Dn,t;c;
pattng Po''cies granted at greatly reduced
GOLD POLICIES ,oW be Issued 10 those
prefer1inJ item. ''o''
:. Ample provision AGAINST FORFEITURE of Po-
lcles IN the expressed terms Of tho contract.
anG pdg tights oi IT1llGy;hoders clearly defined in
Profits, granted. Tho Company will always
purchase its Policies at their cash value when
desired
We offer tho people of tho State tho same
financial security as Northern Mutual Gonna :
nlcs, the accommodating premiums of the in
surcd, and i'll addition thereto a Capital
commencing with s500OO0.
Tins State represented in the management
at Macon by South Carolina Stockholiern'
We, tho undersigned, haUing examined the
GtGrter and Prospectus Of the Cotton .Stafes''
Life Insurdnce Company, parent Oiiice. Ma
con, Ga, 90 chocriully recommend it to the
people Of North and South Carolina az n re-
!tdole Southcrn Institution, Mutual in its work
ing, and strictly confined to the business of
LJe Insurance, with guaranteed capital
ample for safety; and ,*si0o. 600 securely in
vested Ito accord with tho requirements Of Che
Charter) for the securityW poticy-hoidc's.
Col VIM. Johnston, President c., C. and A.
IT,, 4: H., g Gen. John A. Young, President Rock
Attorney at-Law; Col. r. II. Brcm, Joseph II
Wilson, Attorncy-nt Law, Charlotte, N. G.
Gen. Wade Hampton, Joseph D. Pope, Attor
neyy,at-Law, John W; Parker, NJ. d. Col. j. G
Columbia, $. G. Blanding & Richardson, At.
torneys-at-Law, a. A. Gilbert, Editor Sumtc,
WatchmGm, s. c.. II. +. Hammett, President
Groenvillo and Columbia Railroad. Col. A
D., Prof. s. c. University, q. d. Melton, Hon
w. L. DeSaussuro Columbia S. G. Col. Jas. II
Kion, Hon. W. Il. Robertson. Winnsboro, S. C.
Gen. M. Q. Butler. Gen. r. G. NJ. Dunnovant
well, S. c. Gen. w. W. Karllee, Marion, y. C.
| Geo. A. Trenholm & Son, Charleston. s. G
Gen. L. NJ. Law, Yorkville, S. c. g. u. Boyd
rIresldent Ie1i Bank Newberry, SC. Hon. J. A
Gen. Robert Toombs, Georgia, Hon. John p
| King, Aug usta, Ga, and others.
| OFFICERS AT MAcoT, GEORGIA William Is
johnston, President; Wm. S. Holt, Vice Prosi
dent; George =. Obcar, Secretary; John W
Burke, General Agent; g. T. McCay, Actuary
W. j. McGiIl, superintendent Of Agencies
james Mercer Green, Medical Examiner
ADVISORY BoAnD OF Policy HoLDERs, NoRTI
AND SOUTH CARoLINA.-GeD. Richard II. An
derson; !sumter,) President; Col. james 81
Rion, Winnsboro; Col. Wm. Wallace, Colum
6ia; DR.: Samuel W. Bookhart, Fairfield; Col
James Farrow, Spartanburg; Col. d. W. Ball
Laurens; T.: D. Boyd, President Bank, New
| JAmpQ : Hf,1,, Il Io -
samuel Stradloy, Greenvillo; Gen. L. M. Law
Yorkville ;lGen. John D. Kennedy, Camden, &c
LAVAL, BLACK 4 GIBBES,
denl Ag' 'ts for North and south Carolina,
| Offioo Columbia, 8. Q.
*s50, 900 since deposited in South Carolina
| April 2S