THE ADVOCATE.

LITTLE ROCK, NOVEMBER '. Issa.
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LITTLE ROCK. NOVEMBER '. 1892.

 A. If. SEVER, Delegate to Congress from this Territory, left his residence in the vicinity of this town, ss between Sat- nrday and .Fonday" last, for Washington City. The steam boat LITTLE ROCK, Capt. Rudd, arrived at this place on Sunday last, from Cincinnati, with a keel boat in tow; and departed, on the following day, for Cantonment Gibson.

 The LITTLE RocK is new boat-built and constructed expressly for this trade, and owned by citizens of this town. We |wish her enterprizing owners much suc- cess.

 Tue Cholcra.-We are informed by pas- scngers on the Little Rock, that this epi- demic has made ifs appearance in Cincin- nati and Louisville. In the for,ner city. the mortality has been very grea,-from 9 to 30 dyeing daily. At Louisville the disease is less fatai-readiIy yielding to medicine.

 We arc told, that there was one case of Cholera on board the st cam boat + eindeer, on her passage from the Mouth of White rivor to Memphis.

 Cholera at tle .Houth of UAde risers- Within the last 10 or i2 days, there has been two cases Of spasmodic Cholera at the Mouth of White river-both of which terminated fatally. The first death by this disease, was a man direct from Fort Smith. He had not been where any per son had had the Cholera, nor had there been case oft at tho Mouth of the river previous to his arrival there. The other, was gentleman who came passenger in the steamboat yolant, from New-Qrieans, and " as awaiting passage up the Missia- sippi Is if not fair to conclude, as .either of these persons had been where this epi- demie was prevailing, that the Cholera af- mosphere is not far from us. We may therefore. expect ii to make it's appear ance among us shortly.

 Choctaao Emigrants.--We are informed, that about 22 hundred Emigrating Choc- taws arrived at Memphis, on or about the 2Stb ult., and would embark on board some steam m-boat, in few days, for Rock Roe, on White river; where the U. s. Teams will receive them. and transport them to their new homes west of this Ter riiory.

 A delegation of Seminole Indiana. un- der the superinteDdencc and direction of Maj. PnAaAN. arrived at this place on Sunday last, on their way to examine the lands west of this Territory, to find. if possible,a suitable location 'or their tribe.

 Hon. AMBROSE HuNDLEY SEvIER.-The Editor of this paper has been too much indisposed for several days past, to notice this gentleman, at fuli line, in to-day's Ad. vocatc and shall content himself, for the present, by merely prononncing him one of the most pronigatc and diriy black guards he has ever known. The principal keeper or bully of Jrothei, would better suit his tasfe and capacity, Judging from the evidence he has given the public, over his oWp signature, in the last Gazette than tue high and responsible station Of Delegate to Congress.

 

 It will he seen, with regret, by the fol- lowing paragraph from the RusseIiviHe(Ky.) sHessenger, that CHARLES s BIBe, one of the Judges of the Superior Court of this Territory, is no more:

 We learn with deep regret the death of Charles $. Bibb, Esq. recently ap- pointed United States Judge in the Territory of Arkansas. He died at his brothei.-in- law's, ,near the Yellow Banks, on Monday morning, the 18th inst, hay ling been attacked the morning before with the cholera. He was the oldest son of George NJ. Bibb, United States Senator from Kentucky.

 Linle Rock, ad Moo. ls32. Al regular meeting of the Town Conn- cil of the town of Little Rock, held this day

 On motion, # was resolved, that the house of N. w. Mayner, now occupied by him. be rented for the nse of an Hospital, from month to month, as occasion may

 require, at the sum of eight dollars per month; the rent to commence from the