The marvellous country, or, Three years in Arizona and New Mexico.: Containing an authentic history of this wonderful country and its ancient civilization ... together with a full and complete history of the Apache tribe of Indians .../ By Samuel Woodworth Cozzens. Illustrated by more than one hundred engravings.

CONTENTS.
CHAPTER III.
The Purchase of Arizona. - Its Size. - Its Cost. - The Loca tion of the Kingdom of Cibola. -Cortez imperils the Pos session of an Empire. - The Viceroy Mendoza's Expedition
to Cibola. - Settlements in Arizona at the Tire of its Pur chase.- Texan "Head Rights." - Santa Rita del Cobre. A Visit there. - Ojo Caliente. - Remarkable Springs. -
Immense Value of the Copper Mines. - Wonderful Sand stone Formations. - Adventure with the Apaches. - Their
War-whoop.-Death of Laws. - His Burial by Moonlight.
- A Mother's Thanks.- God bless her. - -...46
CHAPTER IV.
The Mesilla Valley. - Its Climate. - Wines. -Its Produo tions. - The Inhabitants. - Their Manners and Customs.
Los Organos Mountains. - The Salt Lakes. - " A City not
made with Hands." - The Elements as an Architect. - The
Temples of Crystal.- The Sacramento Mountains.- The
Tularosa; its Trout. - Antelope.- A Hunt. - Lost upon
the Plains. - The terrified Mule. -The moving Bush. Suspense. - The fortunate Shot. - "Will Daylight never
come P "- The Apache's last Trail. - A Scalp. -The White
Man's Smoke. - Camp at last......56
CHAPTER V.
The Valley of the Tularosa.- A Bear Hunt. - The Cinnamon
Bear.-An unfortunate Shot.- Bruin "riled." - The Giants
of the Forest.- Dr. Parker not a Successfil Climber. -
Bear Meat in Camp. - Fort Stanton. - The Ruins of "Le
Gran Quivera." - Miles of Ruins.- A Stone Aqueduct
fourteen Miles long.- Cathedrals. - Mines. - One of the
seven Cities of Cibola. - Fifty Millions of Treasure buried.
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