The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1870-05-10
THE COTTON STATES
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY.
General Office at Macon, Georgia.
Capital 100000

nF which 100000 IL deposited, rs required
~ by the charter, with State authorities of
Georgia, and $50, 600 in South Carolina, under
holders.
The business of this strictly Southern and
Homo Company ls confined by law to legiti-
mate Life Insurance alone. POLICIES ISSUED
on ALL THE ArrRovED MUTUAL PLANS. The
Company has also added tho 7ontine System,
(of dividends) to it's other plans. {Sce Ma.
nual.)
Ninety per cent. of profits on the Mutual
business divided annually among all the Mu-
tual Policy:holders, without exception. One
third LOAN ON PREMIUMS given when
desired-the interest to be provided for by The
prcmium Loans not required. Non.portici-
pdting Policies granted at greatly reduced
rates.
COLD POLICIES 'eM be issued to those
Ample provision AGAINST FORFEITURE Of Po.
licies in the expressed terms of the contract;
and rights OF policy.holders clearly defined in
pponecies' ANNGlIIES, with participation in
fronts, granted. The Company will always
purchase it's Policiee at their cash value when
desired.
We offer tho people Of the State the same
hnancial security as Northern Mutual Compa-
mes, the sccumulating premiums Of the in
sured, and in addition thereto, q Capital
commencing with s5Oe, 900.
Ihls State represented in the management
Mt Macon by South Carolina Stockholders.
Wo, tho undersigned, haUing examined the
Charter and Prospectus of The "Cotton Sdtcs''
L,Je lnsu'Gnce Company, parent Office, Ma
con, Ga J. DO cheertully recommend it to the
people of North and South Carolina as a re-
!td0te Southern Institution, Mutual in it's work
ing, and strictly confined to the business of
Lye insurance, s with guaranteed capital
ample tor safety; and 100000 securely in
vested Ito accord with the requirements OF the
Charter, for the securttyot' poticy-holders.
d Col. wm. Johnston. President c., G. and A.
1S,ds, f.; H. Gen Gen. John A. Young, President Rock
Attorney Law; Col L. H. Brcm, Joseph II.
Wilson, Attorney-at Law, Charlotte, N. G.
zen. wade Hampton, Joseph D. Pope, Attor. ;.
Gibbes, Factor and Commission Merchant,
Columbia, 8. G. Blanding K richardson. Al.
tI9MrneSys-at-Law, A. a. Gilbert, Editor Sumter
r-sIA..m, rHatchmq., ). c: II. T. Hammett, President
=. Haskell, Attorney at-Law, A N. Tallcy NJ.
D., Prof. s. c. University, G. D. Melton. Hon.
". +. DcSaussure, Columbia, S. c. Col Jas. II.
H Zion, Hon. WR. Robertson. Winneboro. S. c.
zen. NJ. Y. Butler, Gen. II. G.. NJ. Dunnoyant.
Edgeheld, s.: G. Hon. A. 2. Aldrich. Barn,
we'll, S. G. Gen. W. w. Harllee, Marion. 8. C.
Geo. a. Trenholm & Son, Charleston, s. G..
Pen Presiden d. nanw naaw 9o 9Yorhyille G. 3 D. Boyd
lngls, Maryland University, formerly of s. G.
Gen. Robert Toombs, Georgia, Hon. John p.
King. Aususta, Ga, and others.
Johnston, President; VIM. s. Holt, Yice-Presi.
dent; George $. Obear, Secretary; John w.
burke, general Agent; c. F. McCay, Actuary;
". ). McGill, superintendent of Agencies;
james Mercer Green, Medical Examiner.
ADVISORY BOARD OF Policy HOLDERS, NoRru
AND soUTH CARoLINA.-Gen. Richard H. An
derson; tSumter,) President; Col. James H.
Rion, Winnsboro: Col. VIM. Wallace, Colum-
Gla; DR.; Samuel W. Bookhart, Fairfield; Col.
James FarpoT, Spartanburg;. Col. Is. W. Ball,
LaurenS; B; d. Boyd, President Bank, New
berry; Col. James Ct. Gibbes, Columbia; Capt.
samuel Stradley, Greenville; Gen. e. n. Law,
Yorkyille;sGen. John d. Kennedy, Camden. &c
LAVAL, BLACK & GIBBES,
Genl Agts for North and South Carolina.
o Office Columbia, S. G.
800 ,o00 since deposited in South Carolina.