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PANY OF NEW ORLEANS.
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@arint JnteIliaenre.

CREscxnr OFFICE No g GAIT SrRxrr ],
Sunday. November 8. 1893.
-..r st1. C1earsA Yesterday. ~.
Steamship Mariposa, Kemble, for New York
-. sl.i. A Moulton
Steamship Concordis, Hodge. for Boston, $50
me- - VIM Creevy
Steamship Alliance, Parker. for Pensacola, :
~ Nv Perkins Geo
Steamship Crescent, Hawthorn. for Indianola,
c 4 Whitney $50
Steamship Lizzie, Felsher, for Pensscols,
~ .- ] @ Rogers &co
Steamship DeSoto, Eaton. for New York,
Harris & Bidwell
stesmship Crescent City, Weir. for New York,
~. Wood, Low & Ludwigsen
Steamer I L McGill, Yore, for st Louis, Master
Slip John Harvey. Lowell. for Have,
w r Buddendorff
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Cattle Market.

Cir or JEFFERSON. November 8. 1858.
Arrived yesterday-lS2 Texas Beeves, 90 Calves
and Yeailings, 81 Hogs and 20 Mich Cows. Sold
3.3 Texas Beeves, l2l Calves and Yearings, l04
Hogs and ii Mich Cows. Stock on saie-523
Texas Beeves, go Calves and Yearlings, SO Hogs,
40S Sheep and 81 Mich Cows. We quote:
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Beautiful Spanish divertisment, presenting
Sohlke. Cheribif, Bertha, Malvins, and full CORPS
de ballet. under the direction Of Mons. Szollosy.
OF the Academy Of Music Monday night.
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Receipts By Railresds.

NC, G N-Nov 6-ll7 bales cotton W A
yohLson--3 Aymar &co-4 Kennel Il Belle
Jos Hoey &co--24 J Williams & Sou--5 Lacey.
Terry &co-32 r Powell-s ] & G Cromwell
81 K Nugent-2O NJ Oglesby &co-6 Flower
Lehman, Newgass &co-22 Alcus, Scherck &
Autey-l5 Barrett 4 Lesassier-l6 T & Hender.
sou-3l G G6rdon--37 W B Thompson--s5
Adams x son-l2s H & ] II Allen &co-2l
Jennings, Gates &co.4 Stewart. Norton &oo-6
Reby, Harvey &co-53 Payne, Huntington Eco
&C Wbtcomb-4 Goodrich 4 Raly-2 Read 4
Hnnt-3 Slocomb, Baldwin &co-ll N Gullett-
8 Wilson, BIB &co-- 26 Richardson 4 Mays
! A Lsne-2 Boyd Martini Nelson, Lanphier
6co 2 Hugh McColl-4s Jno Hardie Eco
Jno Cbafe &co-l4 Owen Bars S Friedlander-
II NJ Hitler &co-7 Warren, Crawford &co-3 ID 8
Goodies L Walmsey &co-l r X Walker &co
z Addison Randall &co--6 boxs shoes
Blancand d Guitet-6 do hats Hotz & Bsrnhaner-
9do Quinlan &co-l0 do Albert F Belden
II do 5 zelbencker-450 feet lumber Nc.
Connell-l car charcoal F Waltz-susdries 10 or.
der-roraI 95z bales cotton
o, 4 g N-Nov. IA bales cotton 10
BrowerMl Williams &co-27 W ] Frierson
&co-1S Dickman, Hill &co-2 Nugent-3 40.
gan Patton--2l Summers q Branins-2 All.
llscn &co-ll Meyer, Deutch q Weis-l4 Richard
son May-76 Alcus, Scherck & Autey-lO c b
Ghsmplin,s Jno Chsfe &co--23 Il Ably &co-s
Arthur &co-2 Bayley Pond-9 TH&JM
Allen &co-40 Warren. Crawford &co-53 Payne,
huntington &co-42 Battle q Noble--30 NJ Killer
&co-4 G d Cookies A II Peale &co--l0O bbls
whisky Forbes IS Fruy schwatacher-5O do
Lewis &co-60 do Avet & Cambon--2 do 8 4
casks whisky Thomson &co--3 bbls whisky S
Pabbo--3 do Peterson, Hill q Elliott--.l0 do
Gaines Blanton-50 do ties hams Schneider &
Zuberbier--ll tubs butter Hoyt d Wilcox-33
csks bacon E villavaso--1s casks clear sides
Keep d Csulfield-S bxs hats Qainlan &co-2 do
shoes s s Zellanecker-2 bxs hardware Fulsom
Bros-5 bxs hats Booth &co-l do Bsuer.-I
do E S Benedict do J Albert ] Minken
lot machinery Flstsw- so bbls onions Duifey
sundries to order-Total 4s6 bales cotton
NO, o d G W-Nov. 10 bales cotton TO |
Montgomery Bros &co-4 A Tertrou &co--2 Su.
beibeille Geutreaux-3 Beraud 4 Giebert-3 J |
A Bonnsfon-l0 bbls molasses W Boeart-l0 do |
l. Gravernberg-12 do LATTE DufIho-3I do |
to order-l0 do Mcfarland, Straight &co-l2 do |
A Lane-l4co Robt Hsre-4s do Adams & % |
8 do 4 hhds sugar Sabatier--3 hhds sugar bbls |
molssses II Given-37 hides Poinsy-7 hides 1 /
Dbl do hdl skins L Couret-2 bdls skins hides |
and sundries Surle-l5 sks seed cotton 10 IBIS |
rice and sundries Sevin-2 bbls riceisJos /
Dsvid---H do Terebonne-ll2 head cattle
Pascal & Servst-----.sundries to order-Total q |
bales cotton lso bbls molasses Z hhds sugar |
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Arrivea Yesterday.

Steamship Harlan, Lewis. from Indianola and Gal.
weston, to G a Whitney &co- LIST district
Steamship Austin. Farrell, from Indianola via
Galveston to g A Whitney &co-lst dis
Ship Monte Rosa, Thomas, 10 days from Savan-
nah, in ballast, to master-3d dis %
Bark Scotland, Marshall. 20 days from Boston. to
G A Fosdick &co-lst dis 81 ~. M
Brig Julio, Barasitan, days from Matanzas, in
ballast, to PUG Bros-2d dis IA =.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-11-08
Below Coming Up.

Bark Edouard. Halbrestodt, 40 days from London
II Ashbridge Oceans
Bark Mozart. Tubicher. II days from New York,
in ballast. to Mummy. Luiing eco
Bark linton, Toricke, from Brennan Sept %, to E
Stockmeyer
Bark Stka, Stone, IL days from Philadelphia, to
u e G A Fosdick
Schr Oriental. Otterson, 5 days from Havana, to
Piggio Bros
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Commercial Satslligenfe.
CRESCENT OrvIcr, No. "a CAxr srzxrr
AsturdQv EUoufuC Nov le<:Q

CREscKNT OrrIcR, No. 81 CAMP STREET,
Saturday Evening. Nov. 7. 1868
CoTToN-For Saturday this has been continu-
ously Doisy, busting and unsatisfactory day, so
far as regards the leading staple. The offering
supply was ample throughout. and as Liverpool
and New York advices indicated no marked re.
Taxation In prices. while rates of gold and foreign
bills disclosed material advance, factors mani
Tested increased frmness, which was met on
the part of buyers, however, by only moderate
inquiry, accompanied in exceptional cases by de-.
mands for further concessions in rates. Ii Is hardly
necessary TO say, nevertheless, that no reductions
were submitted to by holders, but transactions
were evidently restricted. owing to want of hsr-
mony among operators and the total sales for the
day footed up only 1900 bales at the subjoined
quotations, which closely sssimilate to yesterdays
figures, viz: Ordinary 2llc., good ordinary 22l0
pic, low middling @23lc., middling -123ic.
and strict middlinR at 24c.
COTTON STATEMENT.
Stock hand September 1858. ss6s
Received nnce yesterday 5 1876
6ecelsea 5o9 l8l, 564
1880
Exported since yesterday .................. 4s6s
Exported previously. l03S99 l0a S67
Stock hand and shipbosrd ............. rs sss
Exports to-day were divided as follows viz:
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Memoranda

sIr Memoranda
By dispatch from New York TO Messrs Wood
Low Ludwigsen. we learn that the steamship
United States, hence. arrived at an early hour
yesterday morning
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1868-11-21
ECONOMY & HOME INDUSTRY.
SAVE YOUR RAGS.
THE CHICKASABOGUE s
Manufacturing Company


4 RE NOW prepared to purchase Coed, Clean
"A Cotton and Linnen Rags, in any quantity and to
pay Tor them the highest market price ID cash.
They have stabiished depot at No. 81 North Wa
Ter street for tie receipt aud sforge Of rags and pa
per stock Of all sorts under the immediate charge OF
Capt. Thomas E. Baas. who is authorised TO pay a
liberal price for all stock required by the companys
mills and brought TO him in suitable condition.
Rags may either be white, colored or mixed bus
they be free OF wooens, clean and we'll handled
Dealers in paper stock 10 the city and interior will
find it their advantage communicate with Us be-
fore disposing Of their stock elsewhere.
Newspapers will advance their own interests by
lending their influence secure the savir and col
lec,ing OF all the rags to be found in their respective
localities We will credit them 10 exchange for pa
per at liberal rates for the merchanlable rags they
may send us.
Rags sent by the rivers and Great Northern Rail-
Road should be addressed to the Company at Mobile,
Alabama.
All shipments by the Mobile and Ohio Railroad
should be directed to Beaver Meadow Station, the
location of the Company's Works. m
eYv For further Information apply at the Com
paDy's De,ot No.5l North Water street, or to the
undersigned. in person by letter. at the Office Of
tho Advertiser & Register.
w. G. CLARK,
my9 President.
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CIRCULAR.
TO THE PUBLIC.
IMPORTANT VETERINARY REMEDIES.
Read the Following:

We, the undersigned, having known Mr.. j. W.
Santafee for many years readily certify to his
unbafHed skill in the cure of all diseases of the
horse, and sincerely and heartily recommend him
him and his medicine to the public in general,
knowing that it will meet with complete success
to all who may deem it prudent to give I fair
trial Foundered horses cured in twelve hours.
Collie in thirty minutes. Bolts in thirty minutes.
Distemper in four says Farsy and preventive
of glanders from eight tc ten days. Lung fever
in four days. Lockjaw.
Alfred Hazard, G.. ". Catlett,
p kreusen, W. o Gordon,
Dr. Jones, NJ. D., b. IL. McGillon,
D A. Toadyine, a. L. Tombs,
Chas. Schields r W. Hale, Laurel Hill,
r. T. MoGuire J. McGrsth, Baton Roton,
j. McKeown, &. NJ. Dubroca, d Rouge,
X. Clendennan, V. +. Ailain,
Fl. T. Allain, J. C. Stafford,
7. NJ A. Redman, Bayou Sara.
Having purchased from Mr. j. W Santafee the
patent of his veterinary Remedies" for this
parish, will fill all orders sent me. Ia every
instance these Remedies hare proved complete
cures have used them myself with perfect
success and can confidently recommend them to
others.
Put mp in quantities to suit purchasers.
PHILIP BAUER,
Livery Stable, Ferry Landing, West Baton Rouge
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For Sale

VR RENT--A valuable tract Of land in this par
ish, containing eighty superficial srpsnts. with
oil the improvements thereon, consisting OF .
COOL, spacious dwelling. out-houses, oistern, etc
Terms--R Reasonable. For further iHformstion
apply at this offioc or to the undersigned on the
promises, ten miles below the city Of Baton
Rouge aud only four to Plaqusmine.
mch7-2m Mrs.. n. BERGERON. =.
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AGEN Is WANpGD FOR TIE
GRAY JACKETS.
lind How they Liged, Fought and Died for Dire,
Incidents md Sketches Of life in the Con
fPderucy.

Incidents md Sketches Of life in the Con
federncy.
Comprising Narratives Of Personal Adventure,
Army Life, Naval Adventure, Home Life,
Partisan Daring, Life in the Camp, Field
and Hospital, together withe Songs,
Ballads Anecdotes and Hu-
morous Incidents Of the
War for Southern
Independence.
here is certain portion Of the war that will new
er go into tne regular histories, nor be emboied
romance or poetry which is very real part of il
and will II preserved convey to succeeding genera
tons better idea OF the spirit OF the conflict than
manv dry reports or careful narrative OF events and
this part may be called the gossip, the fun the pathos
OF the war. This illustrates the character OF the
leaders, the humor OF the soldiers the devotion of
women, the bravery of men. the pluck OF ou1 seroes
the romance and hardships of the service. W
The Valiant and Brave Hearted the Picturesque
and Dramatic. the Witty and Marvellous, the Tender
and Pathetic and the whole Panorama OF the War
are here thrilling portrayed in mastery manner at
once historical and romantic, rendering il the most
ample unique brilliant and readable book that the
war has called forth
Amusement as well as Instruction may be found in
every page, as graphic detail brilliant wit. and au.
thentc history, skiiuiy interviewer in this work
Of literary art
Send Tor Circulars and see our terms, aud full
description otthe work Address. ~.
JONES BROTHERS & CO., Atlanta Ga.
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(eLOTHtNG. ....CLO I411NG
~ -
have just received part Of my new stock OF
0eat's and BOYS Clothing which offer At re-
marsably low prices, /. ROSENFfELp.
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D.L.MC KITRICK

.4 DENTAL SURGEON, e4t
on LAUREL STREET, near the corner of Third
Office and residence at the Episcopal parsonage
BATON ROUGE La
take the pleasure of informing the people OF
this vicinity aud adjoining country, that I have
opened a suit Of rooms In the above named locs-
ton and have fitted up for the proper attention
to the practice Of Dentistry iu- all its depart
msuts. guaranteeing the highest professional
skill and moderate charges. t23.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1868-04-23

A TIMELY WoRK.-It is announced
that the house of j. B. Burr & Co.. oi
Hartford. have in press 9 work entitled
"Grsnt ss a Soldier and Q Statesman. +"
which will be ready for publication. short
ly. and will be sold BY subscription.
The title intimstes its contents. 1t will
no doubt be eagerly sought for IS soon as
it appears. The country is desirous Of
some accurate accoun. OF General Grants
whole course in the field of politics. as
well as of battle. Ample mesns for H.
lustrating his opinions upon the questions
of the day. exist in his reports, letters
and acts; though this fact is generally y
lost sight Of. If the materials are prop
erly used. it will appssr thu. in the field
Of politics as we'll as war. General Grant e
forte is action and his "hsadqu arters" al
ways properly located. that be is as re-
liable as q Statesman, as be is as Sol
dier. The name OF the author has not
yet been announced, but we understand
that the work is By one of the sblest and
most conscientious literary gentlemen of
the country. every way fitted for the task.
and enjoying peculiar advantages, deriv
ing the most important part of his mate
rials from headquarters.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1868-04-23

WILNoT PRovIso.-Soms of the Penn.
sylvania papers think it very hard, ths.
vhsreas Judge Wilmot had the reputs-
ton, while be lived, of hsving been the
author Of the celebrated Wilmot Pro.
viso," as soon as be is dead, an attempt
is made togivs somebody else the credit
Of it. They call it parallel case to the
song of Rock Me to Sleep, Mother. +"
The probability is that it was the work
Of soma other person or persons. who had
Wilnot introduce it. for special reasons.
Ne heard Robert g. Schenck make q
peecb, while csnvassing bis District, in
she latter part of August. 1s46, shortly
,fter the adjournment OF the session Of
Congress during which the Proviso was
Introduced. In speaking OF that meas
ur,. he referred to it as "ths Wilmot
Bfoviso. as it is called :" but he added,
that Wilmot was not the author of il,
but he knew who was. While the ques.
ton was so fresh, schenck could hardly
have been mistaken and we do not be-
lieve that he would have made such an
assertion, unless be knew whereof he
spoke. Gen. Schenck is still in Con-
gress, and probably knows as we'll to-
day who was the author of the Wilmot
Proviso. as he did twenty two years ago.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1868-04-23
AIR,os N, Y, Juue S, 1867.

Agent Florence Ssring Machine Co
One year since purchased an oSl Flor
ence Sewing Machine. with which l am
we'll pleased. 1t does the best of wo'k,
and will sew equally we'll on cigar boz
covers and shingles. or the tbinnest mus
lin, without change Of tension. The re
versible feed is worth all the machine
costs over the other machines. I can
recommend the Florence in preference to
any other machine I have ever seen. My
sisters have Wheeler & Wilson's but the
Florence is the mschins for me. Il does
the best work and is the greatest beauty.
Mrs. Howard ABEEL.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1868-04-23
Arl<npsas Politics.

The Arkausss Legislature has elected
Mr. Rice United States Ssnstor for the
long term, and Alex snder Mcdonald for
the short term-both elected ss Radicals. |
Mcdonald was formerly Kansas Dem
oorat. During the war, he Was one Of
the principal men in the notorious spec.
nlsting snd theiving ring. in connection
with Lane. Blunt, aud others. which
controlled the whole management of the
frontier Department. and stole themselves
rich off of The Government aud the poor
solliers. That is about the extent o. his
Radicslism. and Republicans may judge
from that whsl is to be expected Of him.
lie probably bought his election with
money stolen from the bleeding nation.
We are compelled to endorse the great
Congressional plan Of Reconstruction. or
be branded as unsound; but is it not .
miserable failure, as it has resulted in
Arkansas? And If so in Arkansas, our
neighbor, where We are acquainted With
many of the actors. may it not be 30 10
other Ststssf A miserable pack Of sd.
yenturcra, kicked ont Of decent society in
well regulated communities -drunkards.
loafers, thieves, gamblers. whoremongsrs,
pimps, and pot.house politicians, none of
whom would be entrusted with the care
Of an honest mans stable-flock down
into States where the registered voting
population is q mass of ignorance. never
before hrvipg voted, and not understand.
ing the meaning of it, and there become
mighty leaders Of the people. and are elec-
ted to Office. '.In q country OF blind
people, the one-eyed man is King" In
such benighted lands as Arkansas. Tom.
Bowen becomes . Judge, and Alex. Nc.
Donald United States Senator!
If the Reconstruction question is re-
duced to the alternative of black loyal
ignorance or white rebel ignorsnce-in
tense ignorance under any circumstances
it would be far better to hold the South
ern States as Territories-un the iror
heel, as conquered Territories-until cs'
pscity and intelligence find their way
there.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1868-04-23

The NECESSITY OF THE HouR-"The
general safety of American. civilization
would seem now to require The prompt
repression of crime At whatever cost.
Jefferson Davi.; the sssassiBs Of Darcy
McGee; all the accessories TO the death
Of Lincoln; Andrew johnson. the abor-
tive usurper; the chiefs of the Knk'ux
Klsn. and the murderers of tbs coun less
Union men who sleep in shroua ,sss graves
in Dixie-of the Ashburns. Msuls. Zooks.
Kings. and hundreds of Others who have
disappeared in the yswning sepulchrs OF
Sec's 8 ia-must be brought to publish
ment. 1t is a necessity. and the crisis
that demands it is not sectional. nor even
national. hut continental and historical" "
Press.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1868-04-23

LAND MARK GoNE-The old house on
tSs hill. known as the "White Cloud
Hotel" built in 1857. is being torn down,
and will be put up on a lot in q more
accessible location. At one time, it was
fbe only public house in town; but for
some years past. it has served as q sojour.
ming place for transient families. who
could end no other vacant house in town.
The first glimpse Of White Cloud, to
any one approaching. especially from
down the river. was this old Hotel. The
crowd of free and easy young fellows who
made it their headquarters in early days,
have long been scattered far a2d wide.
sad many of them are under the grocnd;
and now the ghost of its former glory is
about departing forever.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1868-04-23

KU-KLUx KLAN.-This is the name OF
q mysterious organization, now creating
considerable excitement and copsterns.
tion throug bout the South. It is simply
rebel secret order. designed to carry ont
modern Democratic tactics-tbe sssassi-
nation Of Republicans. and Of all who
stand in the way of rebel rule. Wher-
ever they exist, they Should bs ferretted
out and hunted down like dens of wild
beasts. If their present alder and abet-
tor is kicked out of the White House,
and q man put in his place. the iends
will be suppressed by military force.
We see it stated that den of them has
been started at St. Joseph, and they will
probably extend to other localities in the
North. They will have a sore time OF
it, before it is off OF their hands.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1868-04-23

JArL.-Our County. generally having
a supply Of criminals. suffers great in
convenience from having no Jail /; and it
is necessary either to keep prisoners un'
der guard. or send them to Atchison, Ell
ther of which is very troublesome, and Q
heavy expense to the County. As long
IS the County Seat question remains un-
settled, the County will be destitute Of
Court House and Jail; for the citizens
of any town will not build them. and the
people of the County will not vote tax
for the purpose. as long as there is any
doubt about the location. The Supreme
Court have had ample time to sleep and
dream over the matter; it is to be hoped
now that they will consider the interests
OF the people Of the County. and render
. decision.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1868-04-23

The young man whose arrest We men
toned last week. for robbing Lanes
store, st Iowa Point, was taken to Troy.
where, for wsrt Of Jail. he WAS confn-
cd in the upper room Of building. and
a guard placed over him. On Thursday
night. catching the guard mapping. he
escaped through . window. stole horse
belonging to . citizen. aud made for the
bluffs, where be rem sioed until the next
evening. Then he commenced bis trsv-
els sgsin. and performed some capers
which we are at q loss whether to set
down % impudsnt or witlsss. He went
to Iowa Point, where he had been con-
victed, and about 9 o'clock ct night.
hungry. cold, and bootless. entered .
house, and asked for supper. While
supper was being prepared. notice was
sent ont into town that be was there ;
but before the citizens could get into
proper military trim to justify 40 attack.
be had finished his supper and departed;
and ws have no. harmed that any pursuit
was made. He came on to this place.
and entering the house Of Patrick Dun
lazy, (where be had boarded short time
before, and was acquainted with the sit.
nation. put his feet inside of Mr.. Dun'
lsvy's socks and boots, ransscked cup.
board in quest Of loose change, and tbeu
proceeded on his journey. Members oI
the family heard him moving about and
leaving the house. but supposed it wal
one of the bosrders who had occasion t
go out. Early Saturday morning. j. G
Pierce and Mr.. Harpstsr, of this place
on their way from Rulo. met the fellow
on the road. Suspecting something wa
wrong, Mr.. Pierce returned to Rulo
where a telegram apprissd him Of tn
state Of the case,. whereupon be arreste'
and brought the youth back to this place
assisted by Marshal Huffman, of Rulo
The same evening they took the prisone
to. Troy, and placed him again in tb
custody of the Sheriff.
The name Of this precious scamp, trut
compels us to state, is Miller, and tbs
thieving is said to be mania with hin