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.
chosen so shall it ever be with you.- The white Hen
Turkey. - Where she came from, and what she brought. -
How it was divided. - The old Man shot into the Clouds.
-Death.-" All those who die must come down here and
live with me in our first Home." - Sunset. - Our Return to
Camp. - - ----- ---------— 34.
CHAPTER XXIV.
What the Apostle said.- Visitors in Camp. - What they
had, and how they got it. -Jimmy offers to settle the Bill.
-Bridal Presents.-Jimmy and the Cacique.- A dark
Prospect for Jimmy.- Supposed Settlement of the Difficul ties.- Jacob's Well.- A most remarkable Freak of Nature.
- A Death and Burial.- Singular Customs.- The Death cry. - A Soul bereft of all Hope. - Jimmy anxious. -A
Consultation. -Jimmy out. - The Midnight Attack. -
Preparations for Battle.- Navajoes. - The Pits are found.
- The Fight and the War-whoop. - I am wounded. Twenty-three Shots.- The Navajoes leave us. - We don't
care to follow them. - Jimmy absent.- Why we received
no Assistance from the City. -Jimmy in the Distance. He cometh like a Race Horse. - "Save her, save her! for
God's sake save her!"- A moonlight Stroll, and what
came of it. -Jimmy forgets both Valor and Honor. -What happened.- "Howly Mother! how thim Divils
did rin, though." - A Warning to all young Damsels. What Daylight brought. - The Story of the Fight and its
Results. - The Zunis determine to follow the Foe.- The
Volunteers. - Jimmy's Scruples. - How they were over come.- His Mule "bucks." - He plays "Possum." - How
he recovered. - Our Reception by the Zunis. - Jimmy is
boastful.-........ - - 360
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