ILLUSTRATIONS
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Smoking the Pipe of PeaceFrontispiece
Texas in 1866 and in 188619
Eliza Cooking Under Fire28
A Mule Lunching from a Pillow78
General Custer as a Cadet87
"O Golly! what am dat?"108
Measuring an Alligator125
General Custer at the Close of the War—Aged 25168
"Stand there, cowards, will you, and see an old man robbed?"188
General Custer with his Horse Vic, Stag Hounds and Deer Hounds212
Kansas in 1866 and Kansas To-day221
Conestoga Wagon, or Prairie-Schooner223
The Officer's Dress—A New-comer for a Call239
A Suspended Equestrienne246
General Custer at his Desk in his Library259
Gun-stand in General Custer's Library287
Trophies of the Chase in General Custer's Library297
Whipping Horses to Keep them from Freezing316
A Match Buffalo Hunt341
Gathering and Counting the Tongues343
Supper Given by the Vanquished to the Victors of the Match Buffalo Hunt345
A Buffalo Undecided as to an Attack on General Custer368
A Buffalo at Bay377
The Addled Letter-Carrier385
Negroes Form their own Picket-line389
An Attack on a Stage-coach392