Los Angeles Star, vol. 11, no. 14, August 10, 1861

The English weekly newspaper, Los Angeles Star includes headings: [p. 1]: [col. 3]: "Little Laurette", "The mischief a few Southyern privateers can do -- on the hunt after them", "An important 'proviso' for the new Regiments of the Regular Army", "The Overland mails -- A Callifornia regiment of mounted volunteers", "Ex-Governor Stevens offering his personal services to the government", "Gen. Sumner --Judge Coon", "Colt's revolver", [col. 4]: "Democratic State committee", "Illegal seizure", "The three parties and the bulkhead", [col. 5]: "Telegraphic -- Per Pacific and Atlantic telegraph -- Arrival of the Pony Express", "Charges against Secretary Cameron"; [p. 2]: [col. 1]: "Democratic State nominations", "Our boasted freedom of speech", "Mineral discoveries", [col. 2]: "Local politics", "Army intelligence", "Camp Fitzgerald", [col. 3]: "Extraordinary scene in the streets of New York -- Procession of women in search of bread", "The Bailey lead", "California to elect another congressman", "Our candidates", [col. 4]: "Per Pacific and Atlantic telegraph -- Arrival of the Pony Express", "An ordinance to provide water for domestic uses and for the extinguishing of fires", "Una ordinanza para prover agua para las usos domesticas y apagar a los incendios"; [p. 3]: [col. 1]: "Report of M. Kremer, County Treasurer, for the Quarter Ending July 31st, A.D. 1861"; [p. 4]: [col. 1]: "The girl with the calico dress", "A touching story", "Kentuck and the fiddle", [col. 2]: "What is a ration", "Bullets less dangerous than fevers", [col. 3]: "Sunday law", "The first printing press in America", "The last of the Bronte family"