AN UNEXPECTED ENCOUNTER. 119 XXVI. AN OLD FRIEND AND NEW FACES. 126 XXVII. THE TWO STRONGHOLDS. 132 XXVIII. THE WHITE AND RED CHIEFS. 135 XXIX. KANSAS KING, THE OUTLAW. 143 XXX. PEARL’S WARNING. 151 XXXI. BAD BURKE’S TREACHERY. 158 XXXII. THE SPECTER OF THE VALLEY. 162 XXXIII. TICKLISH WORK. 172 XXXIV. THE MEETING IN THE CAÑON. 183 XXXV. THE ANSWERED CRY. 187 XXXVI. UNCLE SAM’S BOYS. 191 XXXVII. THE FAIRY GLEN. 196 XXXVIII. THE WAR CRY. 199 XXXIX. THE MYSTERY SOLVED. 204 XL. TWO WEDDINGS. 211 XLI. THE BRANDED BROTHERHOOD. 214 XLII. THE RESCUE. 221 XLIII. A TRAITOR IN CAMP. 227 XLIV. RUNNING THE GANTLET. 234 XLV. A WARNING AND A RAID. 239 XLVI. TREACHERY. 245 XLVII. IN THE CAMP. 253 XLVIII. IN THE NICK OF TIME. 261 XLIX. AN UNEXPECTED DISCOVERY. 267 L. PLOTTING MISCHIEF. 274 LI. CAPTURING THE SENTINEL. 280 LII. BUFFALO BILL’S DARING. 286 LIII. BUFFALO BILL’S DEFENSE. 298 LIV. THE BATTLE WITH THE BROTHERHOOD. 304 LV. A STARTLING REVELATION. 311 LVI. THE RETURN TO RIVERSIDE. 319 IN APPRECIATION OF WILLIAM F. CODY (BUFFALO BILL). It is now some generations since Josh Billings, Ned Buntline, and Colonel Prentiss Ingraham, intimate friends of Colonel William F. Cody, used to forgather in the office of Francis S. Smith, then proprietor of the _New York Weekly_. It was a dingy little office on Rose Street, New York, but the breath of the great outdoors stirred there when these old-timers got together. As a result of these conversations, Colonel Ingraham and Ned Buntline began to write of the adventures of Buffalo Bill for Street & Smith.