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.

HAIL AND FARE WELL.
learned - Well, it was the old story of man's perfidy and
woman's fickleness.
The next day I saw Jimmy on board the steamer, as happy
as a boy could be, at the thought of returning to "ould
Ireland;" and if any of my readers should ever chance to visit
that "green isle of the sea," and pass through the parish of
Bandon in the County of Cork, let them inquire for Jimmy
Hurly, an honest blacksmith's son, and, my word for it, they
will receive as warm a welcome as ever greeted stranger "on
a foreign shore."
When the news of the firing on Sumter reached the quiet
Valley of La Mesilla, Dr. Parker and myself decided to
turn our faces eastward. Securing seats in one of Butterfie]d's overland coaches, a little more than two weeks saw
us in the busy city of St. Louis in Missouri; and a few days
later the doctor and myself parted, he going to his home in
old Virginia, and I to mine among the sterile hills of New
England.
I never saw him after we bade one another adieu at the
old "Planters."
He had scarcely reached his home ere he was tendered an
appointment as surgeon in the Confederate army, and three
years later he met his fate during an engagement with our
forces in Louisiana.
I learned of his death with sincere regret; for he was an
honest man, a genial and pleasant companion, and a true
friend. Would there were more like him!
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