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POLITICAL BUT NOT SOCIAL EQUAL.
TY.-The AboIitionists give out that,
although they want the negroes put on a
political equality with white people. yet
they do DOT wOan to make the negroes
their social equals. And they illustrate
their position by the remark that there
is no social equality among white peo-
pie. This is a miserable subterfuge.-
There are various social circles among
white people, formed by degrees Of
wealth, or culture, or taste but these
circles are underlined and indefnable, and
have ne analogy to the question in issue.
The social distinctions among white
people are merely conventional, and are
continually undergoing changes ; while
the aG:uraI differences between the white
and black races are such as to preclude
equality even under the same worldly
circumstances. Who does not know
thiS2 And who is there 90 weak minded
as to be deluded by the Hophistry Of the
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ADVERTISEMENTS.

NoTlCE.-Julia A. Lilhbridge, and John Lillj.
IN bridge, her husband, Richard Fuller, Zeliu
da Shields, and John Shields, her husband, who
have arrived at full age, Marion Fuller, Nancy II
Moore, HarrietA. Moore, who are minors and resi-.
dents ofVmton county, in the State Ohio, James
Moore, minor, who residesin the State of Iowa, Nancy
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on the 24th day OF July, A. ID. 1867, file his petition IN
me Probate Court, within and for the county Of Vim
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tate OF said decedenti is insufficient to nav his dabts
and the charges OF administering his estate; that he
died seized in lee simple OF the following described
rea. estate situate in said county, to-wlt: tsOommen
cling one hundred links south OF the south -east cor
ner OF ln-Lot Number one hundred and five IA fka
Town OF Macarthur, in the Aforesaid county; thence
west three hams and thirty-iive links to n stake:
tnence south eight ohainsi thence east three chains
ana thirty-1ve links to q stone; thence north eiobt
chains TO the place Of beginning, oontainina Two
acres and sixty eight hnndreths Of anacre moro or
less; and that Happy Fuller, as widow Of said dece.
oept, Is entitled to dover In said premises. THE
OF said petition 10 for the Assignment az dow
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SAID premises, subject to such dover estate, for Inc
paymentof the debts and charges aforesaid. gaid
petition Will be for hearing on the 2tth day ofAuc,ief
Al 1857, or as soon thereafter as can be obfalned.
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