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.
- The Doctor's Horse stolen by Apaches.- Petrified Forest.
-The Rio Grande. - Old Pennington and his seven Daughters.- Capture of Mrs. Paige by the Indians. - Her Suffer
ings.- -Her Story.-Down the Rio Grande. -" Jim" Davis,
the EmigraRt's Friend.- Jim swaps.- Home again.- The
Alcalde. -" Enough to Eat at Home." ----- 69
CHAPTER VI.
The Apaches.- The Terror of the Settler. -The Scourge of
the White Man.- Eight Bands.- Their Location. - Their
Depredations. -Their War Chiefs. -The Tribe as now
constituted.- Their Numbers.- The Apache Pass. Cochise.- His personal Appearance. - "Howly Mother!
is that an Apache?" - The lost Mules. - The Overland
Mail Company.- The Massacre of the Fraziers.- The
Bodies burned. - The Oatman Family. - Their Attempt
to cross the Desert.- Their Surprise by the Apaches. The Massacre.- Escape of Lorenzo. - He returns and
finds the dead Bodies of his Father, Mother, and Sister.
Olive and Mary Captives. - Lorenzo's Sufferings. - The
Fate of the Girls.- Their Tortures.- Slaves for four Years.
-Death at last releases little Mary. - Olive buries her
Sister at Night.- Olive finally purchased. - Olive and Lo renzo meet. -Mangus Colorado, the White Man's Friend.
- The Tonto Apaches. - ---—......83
CHAPTER VII.
Negotiations with Cochise.- He agrees to accompany me to
the Apache Village as my Guide.- Our Journey. - A Mi rage.- The Country.- Its general Features.- A Canon on
the Gila.- Thrilling Account of its Descent.- The "J1o nada del Muerte," or Journey of Death. -All the while
gaining LigLt, though losing Strength.- Nature's wonder
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