Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-03-13
Now Aavertisements.

TIE NASHVILLE LIFE INSURANCE. COM
PKNT.-It affords us sincere pleasure to
chronicle the rapid progress and wonderful
success of this institution, and it should be
a source Of pride and satisfaction to every
Tennesseean- At its heads John NJ Bass,
who for more than a quarter of a century
has been leading fnancier in the South,
and as an evidence of his fidelity and skill.
it is only necessary TO say that the rate of
interest on the Investments of the company
is more than double that assumed in their
calculations. Ont Of nearly 1000 policy
holders only one has died in fourteen
months, striking comment upon the care
and prudence of its medical staff in select
ing risEs. Its net accumulation of assets
in the same period amount to more than
enough to re-insure its entire risks of thirty
txo months. A very handsome dividend
can now be paid its policy holders out of its
accumulated surplus. Mr.. Fred. II. French,
always among the foremost in every public
enterprise, is the Vice President of the
company, imparting his own vim and en-
ergy TO every department of its business
The Secretary of the company, VIM. Henry
Smith, is well known in Middle Tennessee
for his energy, industry and accurate bust
ness habits. The success of the institution
orative evidence of the Justice and discern
ment of the community, which, knowing
him from infancy, ranks him as business
gentleman of the highest qualifications. DIR.
j. f. Grant, General Agent, is an accom-
plished, energetic life insurance man, and
Of varied and brilliant attainments The
Directors and Stockholders are the very
elite of our successful business men, whose
of utrnrr,4h and u11ra
guarantee of good management, honorable
dealing and success. Among its general
and district agents are many well known
names, both in the tented field and in the
life insurance world. Among them is that
of Gen. Frank Cheatham, the State Agent
for Tennessee, whose name is a household
word in every Tennessee home This gal
liant soldier is now laboring as assiduously
and successfully in insuring lives, as he was
a few years ago in destroying them. He is
at present engaged in writing up applica-
lions for his many friends here, andexpects
TO start out on trip through the State in a
few days. All who are not already insured
would do well to make up their minds to
give the General an application, for he
takes lives, without regard TO sex or con-
dition, anywhere from fifteen to sixty years
of ago.
Barnes, Spitz & Co., have an auction
sale of furniture on Monday. See their
advertisement.
Private boarding in The most desirable
portion of the city can be had on applca-
ton to this Office. Read advertisement.
Yeatman, Shields & Co., will have an
auction sale Of spring goods on Tuesday,
the 18th inst. Read their advertisement.
The fine passenger steamers Armada and
Emma Floyd are advertised to leave on
the 14th inst
See card of DR.. W. H. Morgan, NJ. D.,
DDS.
See legal notice among new advertise
ments.
We present to our readers and the public
generally a. detailed statement Of the Mu-
tual Life Insurance Company of Now York,
represented in this city by w. d. Gale.
The statement shows the company to be in
excellent condition.
Gentlemen can obtain boarding at No
81 North Summer street See city notices
Religions Services To-day.
This is communion day at the First
Presbyterian Church. Regular service by
Rev. DIR. Mitchell, who is filling DIR. Moore's
pulpit during the absence of that divine.
Rev. NJ Inman viii fill the pulpit at the
Cherry Street Baptist Church.
Rev. DR.. Skinner will preach at the First
Baptist.
Rev. DIR. Young will occupy the pulpit of
the McKindree Church, as usual
ST. AIMS CHURCH, EDGEFIELD Divine
service to-day at II o'clock A. n, the Rec
tor, Rev. I. r. Holeman will oficiate.
st. Peters Mission Chapel near Ash
Barracks, North Nashville.-The Rev. Mr..
Lee will hold service in this Chapel this
afternoon, at 2:3O o'clock.
CHURCH OF THE ANNIVERSARIES to-
day, Holy Communion at A NJ; Morning
Prayer at IL A. NJ; Evening Prayer at p.
NJ During the week, Daily Prayer at ) P.
NJ; Wednesday and Friday, Litany at IL A.
NJ. Any one desiringto become a candidate |
for Baptism, or for the Confirmation which |
the Bishop purposes Cd. V. } to hold at the |
opening of the new church, is requested |
TO inform the Rev. Mr.. Lee.
There viii be preaching at the Mulberry |
Street Church, South Nashville, to-day, /
Sunday, at Il A. NJ. and at P. Ii.
Preaching at the Second Presbyterian
Church by Rev. d. W. Phillips, at IL
o'clock this morning.
Rev. DR. ]. 3. McFerrin will preach at
Elm Street Church this morning at IL
o'clock and deliver an address to the Sab
bath School att O'Clock this afternoon.
Services at J O'Clock this evening.
The regular Sabbath-school and church
services will be had at most of the other
places of public worship. Evening services
at all the principal churches at the usual
hour.
Social Party.
Those who would enjoy an evening of