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| Comanche Raid | |
| Detailed to send them away | |
| Interview with Janamata | |
| Description of the Chief | |
| March from Texas to El Paso | |
| The Lipans | |
| Their Personal Appearance | |
| Sait-jah and the Picture | |
| To the Copper Mines | |
| Encounter with Cuchillo Negro | |
| Fearful Massacre of Apaches | |
| Their Terrible Revenge | |
| Apache Method of Hunting Ducks and Geese | |
| Apaches Hunting Antelopes | |
| Mangas Colorado | |
| My Camp | |
| Journey to Sonora | |
| Adventure with Apaches | |
| Fronteras | |
| Mexican Dread of Indians | |
| Gen. Carasco | |
| Janos | |
| Mexican Policy toward the Apaches | |
| Carasco's Raid | |
| Gandara, Monteverde and Urea | |
| Death of Carasco | |
| Arispe | |
| Apache Prisoners | |
| Mexican Guard | |
| Apaches Attacking a Mexican Train | |
| Curious Style of Pursuit | |
| Return to the Copper Mines | |
| Americans Attacked by Apaches | |
| Traits of Apache Character | |
| Craftiness | |
| Mangas Colorado | |
| His Personal Appearance, Power, and Influence | |
| Indian Forces at the Copper Mines | |
| The Navajoes | |
| Their Appearance and Subsequent Acts | |
| Their Schemes Foiled | |
| Mangas in Full Uniform | |
| Strange Mode of Attire | |
| Inez Gonzales | |
| Her Rescue | |
| New Mexican Traders | |
| Summary Proceedings | |
| Story of Inez | |
| March into Sonora | |
| Santa Cruz | |
| Restoration of Inez | |
| Her subsequent History | |
| Tanori | |
| Rescue of Two Mexican Boys | |
| War Talk | |
| Exciting Scene | |
| Peaceful Termination | |
| Large Indian Forces | |
| An Apache killed by a Mexican | |
| Intense Excitement | |
| Fearless Conduct of Col. Craig | |
| The Apaches Pacified | |
| Another War Talk | |
| Amicable Result | |
| Necessity of Firmness and Precaution | |
| Jornada del Muerto | |
| Socorro | |
| Lieut. Campbell | |
| Terrific Ride for Life | |
| Splendid Horse | |
| Narrow Escape | |
| Caring for a Horse | |
| Apache Visits | |
| Treacherous Nature | |
| Gold Mines | |
| Apache Raid | |
| Our Mules Stolen | |
| Unsuccessful Scout | |
| Another Apache Raid | |
| Fight with Delgadito's Band | |
| Recovery of Stolen Cattle | |
| Delgadito Wounded | |
| His Death | |
| Traits of Apache Character | |
| Their Spartan Views | |
| Apache Idea of American Wisdom | |
| Adventure of Mr. Diaz with Cuchillo Negro | |
| Abandon the Copper Mines | |
| Sonora | |
| Santa Cruz | |
| Bacuachi | |
| Arispe | |
| Ures | |
| Hermosillo | |
| Guaymas | |
| Return | |
| Santa Rita | |
| The Pimos and Maricopas | |
| Their Tradition | |
| Their Personal Appearance | |
| Strange Relations Between the Two Tribes | |
| Lucubrations on Indian Character | |
| Our Indian Policy Criticised | |
| Pimo Superstition | |
| Eclipse of the Moon | |
| Terrible Excitement | |
| Dangerous Predicament | |
| Lieut. Whipple's Coolness | |
| Satisfactory Result | |
| Pimos and Maricopas | |
| Their Traditions | |
| Religions and Modes of Interment | |
| Dr. David Wooster | |
| Arrival of Gen. Conde | |
| Death of Antonio | |
| Horrible and Revolting Ceremonies | |
| The Gila Bend | |
| Down the Gila | |
| The Maricopa Refugees | |
| Important News | |
| The Colorado River | |
| John Gallantin and his Party | |
| Fort Yuma | |
| The Yuma Indians | |
| Desperate Situation | |
| Dr. Webb's Bluntness | |
| Caballo en Pelo | |
| Method of Camping | |
| Yuma Chiefs our Prisoners | |
| The Launch | |
| Crossing the Colorado | |
| March into the Desert | |
| Release of the Yumas | |
| Sandstorm in the Desert | |
| Final Escape from the Yumas | |
| Sufferings on the Desert | |
| Carisso Creek | |
| Vallecito | |
| Hospitality of Army Officers | |
| Col. Heintzleman | |
| Yumas Reduced to Subjection | |
| Letter from Senator Clemens | |
| Resign from the Boundary Commission | |
| Departure of the Commission | |
| New Expedition | |
| Ride up the Gila | |
| Terrible Conflict with Apaches | |
| Desperate Personal Encounter | |
| Defeat of the Savages | |
| Return of the Expedition | |
| Long for a Quiet Life | |
| San Francisco | |
| Cogitations on Indian Character | |
| Advice Given and Disdained | |
| The Fatal Results | |
| Necessity for Constant Caution | |
| Extent of Apache Country | |
| Numerical Strength of the Apaches | |
| Female Warriors | |
| False Impressions of Indian Character | |
| Enter the Volunteer Service | |
| The Column from California | |
| Antelope Peak | |
| Visited by Yumas | |
| Making Metates | |
| Get Rid of them by a Ruse | |
| The Maricopas Again | |
| Carrying the Mails | |
| Small Force in Camp | |
| Visit of Col. Rigg | |
| The Maricopas Recognize me | |
| Their Gratitude | |
| Captain Killmoon | |
| Another Remarkable Lunar Performance | |
| Loring's Assistance | |
| Bargaining for Chickens | |
| Magic Virtues of the Compass | |
| Effect of the Burning Glass | |
| Sent to the Front | |
| Dreadful Storm at the San Pedro River | |
| Night Alarm | |
| Apaches Gathering | |
| Dragoon Springs | |
| Capt. Thomas Roberts | |
| Apache Pass | |
| Bloody and Desperate Fight with Apaches | |
| The Savages Whipped | |
| Remarkable Infantry March | |
| Heroism of John Teal | |
| He wounds Mangas Colorado, and whips off Fifteen Apaches | |
| Gallantry of Sergeant Mitchell and his Cavalry | |
| Effect of Shelling the Apaches | |
| Number of Indians Killed | |
| Our Losses | |
| Re-enter the Pass | |
| Refused Permission to Charge | |
| San Simon | |
| Return from the San Simon | |
| Avoid Apache Pass | |
| Reasons for so Doing | |
| Night Marching | |
| Apaches show Themselves | |
| Rattlesnakes | |
| Ojo de los Hermanos | |
| San Pedro Again | |
| Return through Apache Pass | |
| Meet thirteen Dead Americans | |
| Mangas Colorado's Deceit | |
| How the Americans were Killed | |
| Apache Cunning and Calculation | |
| Bury the Dead | |
| How Mangas was Cured of his Wound | |
| Death of Mangas Colorado | |
| The Genius and Abilities of Mangas | |
| Apache Democracy | |
| Extent of the Ravages of Managas Colorado | |
| Apache Signals | |
| Mode of Marching through Arizona and New Mexico | |
| Apache Watchfulness and Caution | |
| The Gila Country | |
| Grama Grass | |
| The Information Indispensable for a Successful Campaign against Apaches | |
| The Smoke Columns | |
| Pressed Grass | |
| Bent and Broken Twigs | |
| Blazed Trees | |
| Mounted Parties | |
| The Stone Signals | |
| Kit Carson | |
| Comparison between White Men's and Apache Philosophy | |
| The Present Condition of Apache Armament | |
| Their Knowledge of Colors, and the Use they make of It | |
| Their Hatred of all Other Races | |
| Proofs of their Good Breeding | |
| Our Indian Policy Discussed | |
| Apache Want of Sympathy | |
| How they Obtain their Guns and Ammunition | |
| Extent of their Ravages in Northern Mexico | |
| Monuments of Apache Massacres in Arizona | |
| Mines of Arizona | |
| Condition of New Mexico and Arizona | |
| Active Campaign | |
| Californian Soldiers | |
| Basque Redondo | |
| More Intimate Relations with Apaches | |
| Site of Fort Sumner | |
| Scarcity of Wood | |
| Climate | |
| Arrival of Apache Prisoners of War | |
| Dog Canon | |
| Apache Embassy | |
| Mr. Labadie | |
| Placed in Charge of the Apaches | |
| Form a Council | |
| Hunting Excursion with Apaches | |
| Their Mode of Killing Antelopes | |
| Learn more of Indian Character | |
| Obtain a Greater Share of their Confidence | |
| Satisfaction of the Apaches | |
| Policy | |
| Beneficial Results to my Men | |
| Individual Responsibility | |
| Short Allowance | |
| The Apache Rations Continued | |
| Gen. Carleton's Visit | |
| Bishop Lamy | |
| Supplies Received | |
| Apaches Elect a Governor | |
| Juan Cojo | |
| Commence Learning the Apache Language | |
| Compile a Vocabulary | |
| Gradually gain Apache Confidence | |
| Renew Acquaintance with Old Enemies | |
| Altered Relations | |
| Former Events Recalled | |
| Instruction thrown Away | |
| Apache Ideas of Warfare | |
| Their Horror of Work | |
| Influence of their Women | |
| Mescal | |
| Its Intoxicating Qualities | |
| Dangerous Hunting at the Bosque | |
| Dr. McNulty's Adventure | |
| Don Carlos and his Indians | |
| Mr. Descourtis' Adventure | |
| Nah-kah-yen and Nah-tanh | |
| Hunting a Lion | |
| The Indian and the Panther | |
| Combat Between a Bear and a Lion | |
| The Result | |
| Beavers | |
| Apache Love of Torturing | |
| Gallant Indian | |
| A Wounded Apache to be Dreaded | |
| Anecdote of Capt. Bristol | |
| Surprise and Admiration of the Indians | |
| They Vote Him a Great Medicine | |
| Wonders of the Microscope | |
| Their Modes of Hunting | |
| Departure of Ojo Blanco | |
| Apache Dread of Disease | |
| The Influenza | |
| Apache Prophet | |
| His Dream and Interpretation | |
| My Counter Dream and Interpretation | |
| Useful Services of Dr. Gwyther | |
| Faithfulness of Gian-nah-tah | |
| Necessity of Using Artifice | |
| The Apache Language | |
| Its Remarkable Regularity and Copiousness | |
| Examples Given | |
| Reflections | |
| How Apaches are Named | |
| Apache Beauties | |
| Disinclination to tell their Apache Names | |
| Chastity of Apache Women | |
| Wantonness of the Navajoes | |
| Comparison Instituted | |
| Curious Customs | |
| A Feast and Dance | |
| Ceremonies | |
| Duration of the Feast | |
| Depilorizing the Eyes | |
| Apache Marriages | |
| Style of Courtship | |
| Coquetry | |
| Horses as Money | |
| The Bower of Love | |
| Affected Bashfulness | |
| Apache System of Polygamy | |
| Customs Regulating Marriage | |
| Nah-tanh's Views | |
| Burials | |
| Funeral Ceremonies | |
| Apache Reserve | |
| Small-Pox | |
| Capt. Shirland | |
| Fort Davis | |
| Fight with Apaches | |
| Indians Whipped | |
| Apaches as Warriors | |
| Fight with the Maricopas | |
| Fight with the Comanches | |
| Cold Weather | |
| Apache Camp Attacked by Hostile Navajoes | |
| Navajoes Pursued and Destroyed | |
| Animals Recovered | |
| Carillo and the Navajo | |
| McGrew and Porter | |
| Their Gallantry | |
| Apache Ideas of Scalping | |
| Grand Apache Parade | |
| Strange Request | |
| Denied | |
| Purification of Arms | |
| The Prophet again Making Trouble | |
| Apache Cavalry Manoeuvres | |
| Reflections | |
| Ojo Blanco Wounded | |
| Apache Doctoring | |
| Dr. Gwyther's Treatment | |
| Results | |
| Ojo Blanco Killed in Battle | |
| Religious Creed of the Apaches | |
| Policy in their Religion | |
| The Deluge | |
| Apaches Ignorant of their Origin | |
| Their Ideas in Reference to Women | |
| Mexican Women as Wives of Apaches | |
| Character of their Children | |
| Horrible Spectacle in Cooke's Canon | |
| A few Suggestions | |
| Their Respect for Traditions Upset | |
| Apache Endurance | |
| Inroad | |
| Extensive Traveling | |
| Wild Horses | |
| El Cupido | |
| Passes in New Mexico | |
| Heavy Snow | |
| Cold Weather | |
| Change Base | |
| Indians Break Cover | |
| Continued Snow-storm | |
| Go in Pursuit | |
| Rough Ride | |
| Indians Overtaken by Mr. Labadie | |
| Navajoes Whipped and Plunder Recovered | |
| Overtake and Protect Labadie | |
| Hunt for Navajoes | |
| Labadie Arrives Safely at Fort Sumner | |
| Conchas Springs | |
| Intense Cold | |
| Indians' Indifference to Cold | |
| Apache Method of Running Sheep | |
| Great Distances Accomplished | |
| Religious Ceremonies | |
| Lack of Veneration | |
| Evidences of Mineral Wealth | |
| An Apache "Rough." | |
| Tats-ah-das-ay-go | |
| Remarkable Order | |
| Another Scout | |
| Apache "Hide and Seek." | |
| Prairie Dogs and their Guests | |
| Apache Customs concerning Murder | |
| Sons-in-jah | |
| His Career | |
| His Recitals | |
| Former Condition of the New Mexicans | |
| How the Difficulties Commenced | |
| Reflections | |
| Articles of Apache Food | |
| Native Potatoes | |
| Apache Estimate of Dead Women | |
| Navajo Dread of Corpses | |
| Apache Boldness and Address | |
| The Papagoes | |
| A Fine Herd Stolen by One Apache | |
| An Officer's Horse Stolen | |
| Soldier Robbed of his Horse | |
| Ne cessity for Prudence | |
| Apache Games | |
| Sons-in-jah's Version | |
| Apache Ideas of Gambling | |
| Races at Fort Sumner | |
| The Winners | |
| Manuelito, the Great Navajo Warrior | |
| Ignorance of Indian Character Discussed | |
| Political Indian Agencies | |
| How the Indian Affairs should be Managed | |
| Necessity of Force | |
| Absurd System in Vogue | |
| Crushing Out Advised | |
| How the Apaches should be Fought | |
| Proper Method of Campaigning | |
| Suggestions | |
| Culpable Neglect of Congress | |
| General Deductions | |
| Californian Troops | |
| Conclusion | |
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