Los Angeles Star, vol. 12, no. 43, February 28, 1863

The weekly newspaper, Los Angeles Star has p.[1-4] in English and p.[2], col.[5] in Spanish.Includes headings: [p.1]: [col.3] "Peace! Peace!", "Mr. Cox on New England Abolitionists", [col.5] "Foster's four victories too dearly bought", "The truth in a nutshell"; [p.2]: [col.1] "Peace Rumors", [col.2] "Correspondence", "Nature preforming the Cesarean operation", [col.3] "Commons or no commons", [col.4] "Statistics of Los Angeles County", "As a specimen of how the Puritan abolitionists want the war carried on, we give the following extract ...", [col.5] "Una ordenaza"; [p.3] "The sign of the ti[m]es -- progress of the counter revolution", "More bickering among western genrals [sic]", "The Confederate soldiery"; [p.4]: [col.1] "A shadow, not a stain", "A yarn about the Queen of Naples", " 'Your fare, Miss' ", [col.2] "Marine Artillery swindle", "New York. February 11", [col.3] "Lines by a clerk", "Tigers in Singapore", "The Bank of England broken into", "A woman's idea of men".