The Montana post., 1868-09-18
II HE CITY.
Fum Nua aIAy. Daily.

To- BE 4 SICCf.SS.-FrOm parties haN'
ing IN charge the arrangements for the Agri
cultural Fair, we learn that the great eXhibi
tiOu promises TO be success, Preparation:
are being made for it IN all portions of the
Territory, and a much larger display will be
made than was at first anticipated. In Madi-
son county the Democrat is urging the citi
zens TO get their fine stock in good condition
preparatory to trotting it over TO the me-
tropolis and in Deer Lodge county the Inde-
pendent Is talking to the people in a sim
liar manner. Everything promises that the
first Agricultural exhibition of Montana shall
be worthy Of the Territory. For this pros
pect We are indebted to the energy that has
been displayed by the managers of the Asso-
rintion. who have been untiring in their
efforts to place the objects of the exhibition
prominently before the people, and thereby
secure the public interest and a ine display
of Territorial productions.
BISHOP TUTTIE.-This highly popu-
lar gentleman and eloquent divine preached
in Independence Hall, salt Lake, Sunday.
the 7sh inst. The Reporter says: "The dis
courses were logical, argumentatiye and elo-
queut, and were rendered by the Bishops fine
delivery extremely interesting to his hearers.
In ;he morning three persons were confirmed.
The services IN the evening were attended by
the largest congregation ever ass embed
within the walls of Independence Hall for
religious worship, many being unable
60 obtain seats. were Obliged to stand" We
also learn from the Reporter that the Bishop
E.Tf Ii For fIa ripd bx-
Miss Kitty Foote, on Tuesday last. lie will
remain in New Yosk and vicinity several
months, and at the end of that time will re-
turn to Montana, making his headquarters at
Virginia City. His absence is much felt by
his many admirers, and his return 'vill be
gladly welcomed.
"Thou shalt have thy reward in su-
perb drinks, by dropping "two bits in green
backs at the counter of the "Kiyus," 5
Wood street
SCOTT HOUsE.-This EXCELLENT and
eommodious frst-class hotel, at Deer Lodge
City, is now being enlarged, and will contain,
when the present alterations are complete,
twenty-seven nicely furnished and carpeted
rooms One of the main features of this es-
Enlistment is its scrupulously clean beds,
something wanting in many houses We wOt of
IN the Territory. Under the immediate SUI
perintendence of Mr.. and Mn. Scott, this
house has assumed frst-class proportions, and
We cheerfully recommend it to the travelling
public.
MENDoTA.-This pleasant and we'll
regulated saloon, in Biac kfoot City, under
the proprietorship Of ''Dutch John" is one
of the places which every one, after dusty
ride over the divide, should visit. In fact.
all who can do so without taking a days
Journey for the express purpose, should sam
pie his really fine stock of liquors and cigars.
John Hieber, alias Dutch John" knows
how to please. Give him call and repeat.
PERsoNAI.-General Clampett, L. s.
Postal Agent, arrived in town last night and
will remain n few days with us. He il suf-
fering from severe bruises caused by the
falling of n horse upon him during n recent
mountain trip near Virginia City On the
same coach returned Geo. NJ. Pinney, Esq,
the manager of the Posr Publishing Co.
For THE STATEs.--We regret TO lose,
even temporarily, so esteemed citizen as r.
D. Leggatt, Esq, of Highland, who left for
the States yesterday afternoon. He numbers
all his acquaintances in Montana rs his
frieads. and will gladly be welcomed by them
on his return.
In SALT LAKE.-The Reporter an
nOunces the arrival Of Rev. A. VI. Hough in
Salt Lake, on Thursday last, on his way to
California. He was to remain several DAYS,
and probably delivered sermon 10 the citi-
sens of SS-ntdOm on Sunday last.
BASE BALI.-The Occidental Base
Ball Club is to play a match game this after
noon at 3 o'clock, at which time all the
members of the organization are requested 60
report for duty. - -..ltT. CT.
CoNNe.-Wm. II. Taylor, Esq. Stunt
Of the northern division of Wells, Fargo A
Co.'s stage line, leaves Salt Lake for this sec
tiOn of the country during the present week.
RrOu Tnssday's Daily
Sam. De Bow, that genial and accom-
plished gentleman and steamboat prince, left
hy the last coach for Port Benton, to super.
intend the departure of the Fanny Barker
We regret to chronicle his early departure.
which was caused by his anxiety TO secure the
comfort OF the Passengers By his steamer. Ar
rAngements have been perfected whereby
Thursdays Wells. Fargo Co.'S coach win
connect with the fanny Barker. All desiring
to Wait the States before winter, can fnd no
better or cheaper opportunity than by the
Fanny Barker- rFffl| =
CEDERKLIA--The second rspressn.