The Weekly Telegraph (Houston, Tex.), Vol. 24, No. 21, Ed. 1 Wednesday, August 11, 1858: Searching Inside

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... bales, cotton had declined £d. Since the sailing of the Indian, little change had taken place. Market... repeat— * TEXAS ITEMS. HOW TO BUILD RAILROADS. Our friends, at Austin, and of the intervening country..., by investing $1,000 in this road, realize $2,000 on his property, and keep it. in his hands. Railroads..., we most all have railroads. Our Brenham-Austin friends must, by. all means, have theirs. Let them go... improvements the genius of railroads enriches ten-fold the hand that feeds it. He who would be most profited

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..., with the Houston and Texas Central road in Collin or Denton County, about seventyfive miles West of this place... the atmosphere. Austin during the sessions of the legislature, and that almost any other place is better than... seekers at the seat of government. This class of men hate no business ever in a convention. Their place.... about HOUSTON AND TEXAS * CENTRAL RAILROAD. We have been furnished with the fifth annual report... of the Houston and Texas Central Railroad, which has now reached the Hempstead station, fifty miles from Houston

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..., and is well qualified to fill the place for which he has been engaged. This Institution is now established... a U J1 To r rest (iSSkpEi fo^raT^ouinSicit a v, Corner THIS House is situated in the most central part... at the Depot of the Central railroad, free all expense for dri.vage, *torage Place, adjoining Postolfice. & No 20 Commercial Place. Sew Orleans. Respectfully inform

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