MAURY COUNTY, TN-NEWSPAPERS- Maury Intelligencer Excerpts, 22 Mar 1849
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 VOLUME I   THURSDAY MARCH 22, 1849   NO. 46
 
COL.HEIMAN AND MR. R.H.DRURY--Engineers,are in town and will commence 
the Survey of Duck River,as soon as the weather is suitable.

THE SHOCK--of an earthquake was sensibly felt in Memphis on the 13th inst.

IT IS SAID--that GENERAL TAYLOR has written to GEN.SCOTT,inviting him 
to return to Washington and make his headquarters.

THE NEW YORK COURIER & ENQUIRER--announces the arrival of the Ship 
Liverpool at that port,having lost at sea,during her passage,some forty 
passengers by cholera,and with some aboard still sick.

THE INDISCRIMINATE--is the title of a new tri-weekly paper just started 
here,to be devoted to literature,science,the latest news,and the latest 
wit.It is published by J.W.WHITE & E.D.DILLON,who,we hope,understand how 
to live economically.

LOST--On the road between Columbia and Nashville,a pocket-book, containing 
sixty-one dollars in money,and notes on the following persons: A note 
on DR.JNO.P.SPINDLE,dated about the first of February,1849,due 12 months 
after date,for sixty-five dollars; A note on ELIAS J.ARMSTRONG, due March 
1st,1849,for sixteen dollars and ninety odd cents; A note on JAS.F.JOURDON,
due at date,and dated about October or November,1848,for thirty one or 
between thirty one and two dollars; A note on ANNISON MILLER,due 25th 
December 1849,for twelve dollars.This is to caution all persons against 
purchasing said notes,and any person finding said pocket-book,and returning 
it with the money and notes to the subscriber,shall be liberally rewarded.
B.B.JOURDON. Columbia,March 15,1849.