The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1870-05-07
THE COTTON STATES
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY.
General Office at Macon, Georgia..
Capital 100000

or which $10U, UU0 j. deposited, as r. ourrd
~ by the charter. with State authorizes of
Georgia, mud $50 700 III South Carolina. under
Act or Legislature, for the security OF policy
holders.
The business of this strictly Southern and
Home Company ia confined by law 10 legili-
mato Life Insurance alono. Policies Issued
ON ALL THE APPROVED MUTUAL iLANs. The
Company has also added tho Tontine .Sysien,
tof dividcnds) to it's other plans. {sto Ma.
nual.)
Ninety per cent. of pronts on the Mutual
business divided annually among all the Mu-
tual Poicy.holders, without exception. One
third LOAN ON PhEMlUMS giv,n when
desired-the interest to bo provided for by tho
Company out Of the dividends. Notes for
Premium Loans not required Nm portici
rOtes.
GOLD P0LICILs ,oiu DC issued 10 those
prete,7'ing thtn,.
Ample pruvlrion AGAINST FORFEITURE of Po
llcies IN the expressed terms Of tho contract: !:
and rights of Policy holders clearly dcfintd in,
Policies ANNUI1 IES, with participation in
iIon.s' granted: Ihe Company will alwaS d
purchase its Policies at their cash value when
desired. o
We ..ffer the people Of the State the same
nnahclai security as Northern Mutual Compa-
hlcs, the accumulatihg pr. miums Of the in
snred. and Ill addi,ion thereto, a CapitaI
commencing with s5Us 900.
Ihis State represented in tho mana gemont
at Macon by South Cal oliha Stockholders.
"o, .no un9deIeiBheo, h1Ctn9 examined The
ChG'Ie'' ana Prospectus Gf The Cotton Staies''
LVe Insurance. CCmpuny, (parent Office, Md
con, Ga, do checrlullS recommend it TO ihe
people OF North and south Carolina as a re-
e!Note o9uthern I"stu,tion, Mutual in it's VOL k
lnr, anu strictly coLhued to tho business of
Lye Insurance, with a guaranteed capital
ample for safety; and $500, ,OCO securely M
vested Ito accord with the requirements OF ihe
CHARTER for the securttyW pvticy-hotders
Col. WIN. Johnston, President c.. @. and A
Il. L., Gen. John A. Young, President Rock
Island Factory, N. g.. Ex-Gov. z. b. Vance,
Attorney at-Law; Col. T. H. Brem, Joseph H
Nilsson, Attornry-At Law, Char lo,te, Il. &.
Gen. Wade Hampton, Joseph d. Pope, Attor-
ney-at-Law, John W. Parker, NJ u Col. j. G.
ulbbes,. Factor and Commission Merchant,
Columbia, >. q. Blanding & Richardson, At
tnrneys-at-law, A. A. Gilbert, Editor Sumter
Wdtchnan, s. Q. ii. +. Hammett, Presiuent
Greenviile and Columbia kairoad. Col. 4.
.. Haskell, Attorney-at-Law, A N. Talley NJ.
". F. ncSaussure. Columbia. s. c. Col JAS Ii.
ltion, Hon. w. Il. Robertson. Winnsboro, s. G.
Cen NJ. =. Butler, Gen. Il. &. NJ. Dunnovant.
EaHeiield' iso q; q. Hon; A. P; Aldrich. Barn.
Geo. Srenhom & Son. Charleston, s.. G.
Gen. =. Nj: Law, Yorkyil,e, 8. @. j.. D. Boyd.
President Bank Newberry, S. q. Hon. ia
1nEls, Maryland University, formerly of s. G.
Yen. T: robert Ioombs, Georgia, Hon. John p.
King. AUGUSTA. Ca, and others.
OFFICERS AT MACON. GEORGIA William B.
JohnsI3n. President; VIM s. Holt, Vice -Preri
dent; George s. Obear, Secretary; John ".
". j. MnGill, superintendent OF Agencies;
james Mercer Green, Medical Examiner.
ADVISORY BOARD OF Policy HOLDERS, North
AND sourH CAROLINA ten. Richard ii. An
ition, Winneboro: Col. VIM. Wallace. Colum-
6iai DR.; Samuel w. Bookhart. Fairfield; Col.
james Farrow, Spartanburg; Col. Is. w. Ball,
Lanrens; B.: D. Boyd. President Bank, New
samuel S.radley, Greenville; Gen. T.. Al. Law.
4orkville; Gen. John ID. Kennedy. Camden. &c.
LAVAL, BLA x 4 GIBBES,
denl AS'ts for North aud South Carolina,
.,-oo Of1icc Columbia, s G.
April %