THE ADVOCATE.

LITTLE ROCK. FEBRUARY 8, 1889.

The last Northern mail brought nothing from east of the Mississippi.

GHoCTAW IMMIGRANTS.
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We learn, by a gentleman from the south, that the party Of Emigran1s, under the direction of Lieutenant RYAN, Special Agent, Sec., which left this place on the 29th December, reached their new homes on the 27th ut.

 The same gentleman also informs ns, that he met Col. REcroa's party, which left here on the 25th ut. at the Fourche de Caddo, in Clark county, on Sunday last, ], where they were detained in consequence of the swollen state of that stream. The 200 Emigrants, belonging to the above sparty, which were compelled to remain behind until wagons could be procured for their transportation. and which left here on Wednesday last, had crossed the Sa- lime, about 90 miles south of this.