Rensselaer Union, Volume 2, Number 40, Rensselaer, Jasper County, 30 June 1870 — Page 3 Advertisements Column 3 [ADVERTISEMENT]

LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS. gTATBOF INDIANA, JASPER CO. Common Pleat Court, October Term, 1870. Indiana dc Illinois Central Railway Co. coDaniel B. Littlefield aud Philander DouJ. fORBCLOSORC If appearing from affidavit filed that said Daniel B. LllUefield la a nonresident of the Btate of Indiana, he la hereby notified thot plaintiff has filed her eomplaint against 111 m wherein she prays foreclosure ol mortgage*; and that unless said Littlefield appear at the next term Of Jaaper Common Pleas Court, to be held In Renssoluer, lud , on 3d Monday In October, 1870, and plead to said complaint the matters aud things therein alleged will be determined. Witness my hand and seal this ( SKAL U3tii day of June, 1870. ' M.L.SPITLER, Clerk of Juaper Common Pleas CourtHammond 4t Spitler, Attys so Ptaiullff. 2-38-3-$G

A Bargain in Land. Between the hours of 10 o’clock a. M-, and 4 o’clock P M , on Thursday the 21st Day of Jnly, 1870, At file door of the Court House, iu tbe town of Rensselaer, county of Jasper, and State of Indiana, 1 will offer ut public auction, the following described real estate, belonging to the liolrs of John Davidson, deceased, and aituute in Walker township. In said county, to-wlt: The southwest quailer, also the southeast quarter of tho northwest quarter of Sec, 7, Tp. 31, north of Range 6 west; and also tha northwest quarter of Sec. 18, same township und range, containing, iu all, 340 acres. The Circuit Court of Vtcmiillibu county, Indiana, at Its February term, 1870, upon hearing the pedtiou of Wm. D. Lindsey, et. al , iu a cause of exparte partition, appointed me special commissioner to sell the same.— Said land will be offered in parcels to suit purchasers, and being situated near the proposed Plymouth, Knakakee aud Pacific Railroad, and being surrounded by wall Improved farms aud the rich deposits of iron ore that abounds Iu that locality, it will afford a rare opportunity to meuof moderate means to secure desirable homes. This land was purchased some 15 years ago by Mr. Davidson for the purpose of making a stock farm, but hie death soon after, defeated that object, and it has since beau bold by his heirs, iu common, in its original wild state. There are somo 40 or 50 acres oi good timber on it, and tho balance Is prairie, nearly ail of which is dry arable land that can be f armed without ditching. My want of familiarity with the tand and Us surroundings, prevents reference to other local advantages that doubtless exist, and which would contribute to the inducemeuts already mentioned. The future prosperity, however, that is looming up in the near future, must reveal to the dullest rniud that money now Invested in real estate in tne county of Jasper, cannot fail, in a few years, to be increased many fold. The railroads and other public improvements that are In progress must very soon develop the many natural advantages it possesses aud thus enrich tho owners of real eslutc aud add to tho gcueral wealth and prosperity cf the county. In view of theao prospects, now is the time to invest, and tha purebasor of the above described lauds will secure a bargain, that iu ail probability, will never again be realized in Jasper ooimiy. The chain of title is clear and unincumbered aud tho conveyance will be made iu feo simple. TERMS.—One-half cash and one-fcalf In six months, wi houl interest. Deed to be executed on lull payment. WM. E. LIVSNGOOO, 2-39-3 t. Commissioner. Rensselaer, Indiana, June 22, H7O.

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