The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1877-05-29


publications, wishing notices, will ad-
dress the editor, with copies, CHKY-
ENNE LEADER Office, Cheyenne, Wyo.
ming Territory.
HARPER'S MAGAZINE FOR JUNE.
Harper Brothers, New York.
Is as interesting and attractive as usual.
The Woman Hater'" by Charles
Reade, fully sustains its reputation for
being intensely interesting. ''The An
droscoggin Lakes" is one of the illus
trated articles, and very exhaustive in
detail.
OUT WEST; OR, ROUGHING IT
ON THE GREAT LAKES, By OLIVER
Optic. Boston: Lee Sc Sheppard.
This is very readable book, and one
we would recommend for the perusal Of
our boys. The story is pleasantly told.
POTTER'S AMERICAN MONTH
LY MAGAZINE. John L. Potter &
Co., Philadelphia.
Is certainly what it claims to be, one of
the best and cheapest magazines in
America. 1t is thoroughly first-class
in everything. "The Fair Patriot of
the Revolution" by David Murdoch,
is continued, and its excellence as a
novel does not cease to be other than
attractive. 1.-THE Moravians of the
Revolution" Gllustrated), by Charles
H. Woodman, is capitally written pa
per, pertaining to that sect.
FOYE. TABLES FOR THE DE-
TERMINATION AND CLASSIFICATION
OF MINERALS FOUND IN THE UNI
TED STATES. BY JAMES G. FoYE.
FLEXIBLE cover.)
This manual, as its title implies, is
calculated to furnish those who are
seeking for something Of this kind with
such assistance as needed. 1t also con-
tains useful hints and notes relative to
the same subject.
THE HAND BOOK OF WYOMING,
AND GUIDE TO THE BLACK HILLS
AND BIG HORN REGIONS, FOR CITI-
zENs, EMIGRANTs AND TOURISTS.
BY ROBERT E. STRAHoRN, PUBLISH
Err, CHEYENNE, WYOMING.
We have been shown the prospectus
of this work, which will appear about
the middle of July next. 1t will con-
tain history Of the Territory from
the date of its organization to the pres
ent, and a careful summary Of its re-
sources and productions; also, detailed
descriptions of the Territory's mines,
lands and forests; water courses, to-
biography, ETC.; the location, size and
attractions of every county, city, vii.
lage, mining camp and military post in
Wyoming, and much other matter of n
valuable character and nature The
authors travels and personal observa-
ton in these sections of country will
enable him to give fresh and reliable
information concerning them. We
think the work will undoubtedly prove
a great success. Now is the time to
send in your subscriptions.
SOCIETY OF THE ARMY OF THE
REPUBLIC, TENTH REUNION, PHIL
ADELPHIA, 1876, PUBLISHED BY Or
DER OF THE SOCIETY. Robert Clark
Il Co., Cincinnati.
This is an elegantly edited and pub
lished volume. Besides the proceed
ings of the Society there will be found
addresses from several Of the prominent
generals of our army. The work is
beautifully illustrated, as well, with a
finely executed portrait of Major Gen.
eral Stanley, and picture in colors of
the society badge.
CONTRIBUTIONS TO THE HIS
ToRICAL SOCIETY OF MONTANA,
WITH ITS TRANSACTIONS, ACT OF
INCORPORATION, OFFICERS AND
MEMBERS. Rocky Mountain Pub
fishing Co.
The work begins with concise ac-
count of the society incorporated
in 1855. The volume is made up
largely of biographical sketches of
the earlier pioneers. 1t also con-
tains very interesting matter connected
with the Yellowstone expedition Of
1868, from the journal of Capt. Stuart.
Probably there is no region of country
IN the world SO attractive as the slopes
Of the Rocky Mountains. The Monta-
ma Society have shown a great deal Of
enterprise in the matter Of getting up
this publication, and we wish them con-
tinued and increased success.
TWO MEN OF SANDY BAR. A
DRAMA. By BRET. HARTE. (Jas.
R. Osgood s. Co., Boston, and Janson,
McClurg &c Co., Chicago.)
Those who may fancy reading this
drama will find that it belongs to the
sensational class of dramatized efforts
Of the day, and is but q move or two
from the periodical works of the blood
eurdling order.
FIRST FAMILIES OF THE SIER-
RAs. A NOVEL, BY JOAQUIN MIL
LER. 12mo, 258 pages, price SLIGO.
Published nv Janaan MoC1uro q