TO OUR PATRONS.
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Afer this day the Advocate will cease to have sepa- r.+e existence It has been united With the Times and The two will be hereafter published together, undef the name of the Arkansas Times and Adgoeate bv Albert Pike SS J. II. Reed.

 Of the many reasons Wieltaye Tod the editor Of the Advocate to this step ts necessary te say no more than that the onerous duties of profession Interfere too much with his vocation editor and by this efnge ne yl be relieved from all other duties save that ol Fi5l for the press.

 As to the political aspect of the matter, we believe our patrons will be pleased with change which VIII insure to us unity of effort purpose and action. d. viaea force is ever poeress None of the great objects for which we have hitherto eontended will be lost sight ofand the sTmes and Advocate will continue to sps- tain the same hgh principles which the Advocate has always taken as guides and land marks in it's political course.

 -All business of every kind, connected with the office will be transacted solely by Mir Reed, the Junlor editor and to him all letters must be directed nc Yo- cation of the senior editor will extend to tine business of the firm His connection with extends only to as sist in editing tho paper

 Those in arrears to the Advocate will please make immediate payment oits Agents It virtue haFd to .oe and therefore worthy of the more honor.