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.
son.- How the Inhabitants amuse themselves. - Distinguished Characters. - A Tragedy. - Mrs. Paige again.Shocking Sight. - We leave Tucson under Captain Ewell's
Escort. - Scenery. - Apaches.- The Flight and Pursuit.
- A Spirited Scene.- Will they overtake us? - Camp.
The Return.- Result of the Chase.- Expedition into the
Mountains.- What we found. - The Apaches asleep: —
The Apaches awake.- An exciting Adventure.- A Stam..
pede. - Wiat happened, and how it happened. - - - - 199
CHAPTER XV.
A Storm in the Mountains, and what came of it. -How the
Apaches stampede Stock. - What Captain Ewell found. On the Road once more. - The Captain meets his Apache
Friends. -How they shook Hands.- We find Cochise at
Apache Pass. - The San Cimon.- Castles in Spain. What shall we do? - Apache Attack.- A lucky Shot. Consternation. -The Return for the Dead.- I acquire a
Reputation as a Marksman, and take good care not to spoil
it. - Attack upon the Overland Mail Coach. - The Con ductor killed. - The Great Door to the Pacific Slope. Doubtful Pass.- Stein's Peak. - Watch and Ward.- The
Backbone of the Continent. - A Magnificent Sight. Mountain Sheep. - A Mountain Lake. - Two tiny Streams,
springing from the same Source.- A Continent divides them.
- The Cereus Grandes. -A Picture. - A Mirror silvered by
Nature's own Hand. - The Moonlight and its Effect. - The
Soldier's Farewell. -....... 220
CHAPTER XVI.
Thirty-two Miles.- A Panorama.- Grand Mountain Scenery.
- Our Descent. - The Great Plateau. - A natural Route
for a Railroad. - The Thirty-second Parallel. - A parched
and endless Waste.- No Water. - A wonderful Mirage.
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