THE ADVOCATE.

LITTLE ROCK, JANUARY IT. 1884.

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Owing to the interesting nature of the Congressional proceedings and debates in this days paper, our columns present but little variety. We are confident, however, that we could offer nothing of more gener- al interest. We have on hand great press of Congressional matter, in the shape of reports, &c. much of which we shall dis pose of next week. Congress is acting up- en matters mernentons in the extreme, and intimately affecting our existence as Re- publlc--and we look forward to every mail with intense anxiety. We may observe al- so that at resentthere Is q perfect dearth of foreign news.