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15 Message, President, To the Two Houses of Congress, 2nd Secsi 6A
Cong., 1860, Vol. II, pp. 19-22.
16 Ibid., pp. 22-25.
17 McConnell, J., as cited, Vol. II, pp. 23-25.
18 Johnson, A. R., as cited, pp. 7-10; Richardson, A. D., as cited, p.
231; Haley, J. E., Fort Concho, as cited, pp. 92-95.
19 The National Archives of the U.S., Escondido Creek, 24 miles east o
Fort Stockton, Inspector General Mansfield (Nov. 17, 1860) to Lt. CoL
Lorenzo Thomas: The National Archives, Record Group No. 94.
20 Post Return of Fort Stockton for December, 1860, and January, 1861.21 Price, G. B., as cited, pp. 315-320.
22 Ibid., pp. 326-331.
23 Ibid., p. 205.
24 Cullum, as cited, Vol. I, p. 616.
25 The World Book Encyclopedia, Vol. XI, p. 122:
Educational Corp., 1965, Chicago.
26 Webb, W. P., et al., The Handbook of Texas.
27 Heitman, Francis, as cited, Vol. II, p. 28; Rebellion
Vol. XXVII, Part I, pp. 646-647.Field Enterprise
Records, Series 1,1
F"I2e
A. B. Draw: 197
Abilene, Texas: 30, 76 -77
Adams, Clay: quoted, 171-177
Agua Ancha: 9, 126
Agua Bonita. See Antelope Spring
Agua Dulce: 56, 58
Agua Frio: 213
Ahuancha (Ahuanacha). See Coman-
che Springs
S Akaquash (Waco chief): 75
Alamito Creek: 4, 148
Alamo de Parras, Mexico: 86
Alamo Springs (between Fort Davis
and Presidio): 219
Albuquerque, New Mexico: 132
Alexandria, Virginia: 227-228
Alpine, Texas. See Kokernot Springs
Alpine Road: 123
Altar (Pecos County hill): 21
Altar, Mexico: 7
Alvaredo, Mateo (s): 216
Amanguel, Francisco: 29
Anadarkos (Indians): 114
Anderson, Lt. G. B.: 140232
Antelope Creek: 26, 38
Antelopes: 37, 70, 116
Antelope Spring (Agua Bonita) 9,
194, 199
Anton Chico, New Mexico: 38, 124
Apaches (Indians) and Fort t.ceaton,
2, 45, 214; and Whiting's Expedi-
tion 10-21 passim; captives of, 13,
14, 15, 50, 67, 128; dwellings of,
13, 15, 18; food of, 15; raids in
Mexico, 15, 29, 36-37, 4.1, 52, 84;
and Glanton, 21, 45, 65; and trade
with Comancheros, 32 pursued by
Major Steen, 50; in New Mexico,
50, 178; Presidio's friendly rela-
tions with, 75; as enemies of Co-
manches, 78-79, 214; raids near El
Paso, 80, 187; agriculture of, 83,
124; attack Bartlett's train, 8;
and Big Foot Wallace, 101; raid
California-bound cattle herds, 116;
Texas reservation for, 124; and
Fort Davis, 128-129, 143, 213;
pursued by Lt. Bliss, 143; Faver'
233
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