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.
in 1692. -Don Felix Martinez in 1716. - His Expedition
to reduce and punish the Apaches, and what came of it. -
What his Majesty said about it. - Thle Book of History. -
Ruins in the Valley.- Description of them.- The Pottery
found here. - The old Watch-Towers. - The Rio Pescado
and its Valley..- Lands and Crops. - Jimmy warned.No more entangling Alliances. - The Blue-eyed, Lighthaired Zunis.- Prince Madoc and his Voyage of Discovery
in the Twelfth Century. -The Welsh Miners and what
came of them. - Singular similarity between the Welsh
and Zuni Language.- The Story of the Negro Esteva. -
Jimmy "swears a swear." - The Legend of the Rio Pescado.- How the Fish came in it.- The Rio de Zuni and its
Valley. - -........ 300
CHAPTER XXI.
Zuni. - Its Situation. - Our first Sight of the People.- The
Products of the Valley.- Jimmy Trades.- A new Steward.
- His Chagrin. - In Camp.- A Visit from the Cacique, or
Governor.- His Dress. - A Warning. - An Abattis.- An
Examination of the Plain. -The Pits, and how concealed.
- Description of the Town. - Characteristics of the Zunis.
- The Women. - Jimmy has a Flirtation. - He makes a
Present.- Its Object.- Tame Eagles.- The Population.
-A Church. - The Council. - The Heads of Departments.
- We visit the Sacred Spring. - No one permitted to
drink the Water. - The Broken Tenajas.- Communica tion with departed Spirits. - Singular Customs. - Honor
among the Zunis. - Jimmy takes a Drink from the Spring
and departs. - We return to Camp troubled. - We miss
Jimmy.- He does not return.- Anxiety.- Exercise. A Conversation, and how it was interrupted. - Do the Mills
of the Gods grind slow?- Nemesis. -...312
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