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 XXV.
The Result of an Inspection. -We Start. - The Trail that
we followed. - The Braves charge. - Jimmy attempts
to follow them. - The Result of riding a playful Mule. A remarkable Feat. - We sight the Navajoes. - The Dis position of our Forces.- A complete Surprise.- The
Result.- Our Return.- After the Battle.- The Celebra tion of the Victory in the Pueblo.- The brave Man's
Dance.- The Plaza by Moonlight.- The Eagle, the
Turkey, the Duck, and the Crow.- Singular Superstitions.
- A complete Description of the Dance.- Dr. Parker and
myself congratulate ourselves with the others. -A Visit
from the Cacique.- His Companions, and the Object of
their Visit. -Jimmy summoned.- His Appearance.- The
Charge. - Guilty or not Guilty? - The Answer and De fence. - The Judgment. - A Surprise. - "The White
Man tells no Lies."- The Cacique vindicates his Judg ment.- He speaks, not with a "forked Tongue." -
"ilowly Mother! protict me characther." - Puzzled. -
Zuni Maiden, " Reguiescat in Pace." -The Scene of
Coronado's Assault. - The Terraces. - " The Spaniards
came, and all was changed."- Montezuma the Embodiment
of Truth.- Eight Hundred Feet above the Plains. Twilight and the Descent.- A fearfiul Fall.- The Sensa tions experienced. - If you doubt me, try it yourself.
How I was saved. - A hair-breadth Escape, indeed.- The
Doctor in Attendance. - Camp. -....384
CHAPTER XXVI.
Jimmy wants to know all about it. - The Doctor's Reply. A narrow Escape. - The Bottle of Arnica.- The Nurse, and
who obtained her. - The Cacique visits me, and entertains
me with some of the Legends of the Zunis and their Tradi tions. - Their Ideas of a Future State. - The Story of the
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