The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1849-06-30
II, ofor the Examiner.
Imaginary Cssversassss beswsen khwess
rI.hsr, 81 Ctnesnnsss, ana Prssssssr lar
ney or he Lsuzsville Deussers1
nv JOHN ZONES.
Conservation Second.

Conpsr,zfion Seesnd.
Hsrny-Ah. Friend Fisher, 10 that you
walk in.
Esksr--I thank thee, and will SIT awhile
a. the weather 10 very warm. One OF my dem
ocratic friends informs me that there 10 a defect
in the title Of a tolerable large amount OF IN
improved real estate In the lower part Of the
city. I have visited Louisville for the purpose
of snquiring into the matter. II there should
be a chance Of making a speculation BY the
mere hunting up Of old documents, and with
out any outlay Of that wealth-creaior, which I
political economists dignity by the name VI
"A soR, may DO slave State the honor Of
personal sojourn for few weeks.
Hsruev-ws feel ourselves highly honored,
I'm, Won are not going to make any disturbance
Of the "apersge distribHtioa Of scsslth," among
the citizens Of kentucky, without paying an
adequate consideration. are youf
| F,sAer--Why, I-LI-ths truth is, friend Har-
ney, | would thank thee not TO mention that
ssbject again. Thy last dose was enough
Harnsy-Well, we will turn to a more agree
able su5ject-have you read my leader Of the
23rd, beaded "sIavsry, the Bible, Set" Ny
friends say that this article gives preachers and
all other religionists, who have presumed to
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