The Daily State Gazette and General Advertiser, founded in Austin, Texas, in 1838 by George W. C. Lee, is one of the state's oldest newspapers and has played a pivotal role in Texas journalism. Initially focused on local news and legal notices, the Gazette has evolved to include political reporting, community events, and cultural features, all while maintaining a strong commitment to journalistic integrity. This dedication has solidified its reputation as a trusted regional source. On OldNews.com, you can explore scans of The Daily State Gazette and General Advertiser starting 1859, with a total of 7 scans available. These historic archives may feature notable figures, events, and even information related to your own family history. Delve into the past and uncover stories that shaped Texas—visit OldNews.com today to start your journey through history.