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say that at the time certain Mr.. Mills visited
Col. w. G. Whitaker in this parish, he deponent
was living with the latter in the capacity of over
seer, and had every means of observing and know
ing what kind of treatment Mills received during
said visit and that the same was courteous and
friendly, such as ought to have been satisfactory
to any person not remarkably fastidious. Depo-
nent further says, that if any quarrel or difficulty
had occurred between Col. Whitaker and the said
Mr.. Mills, the same would no doubt have came
to the knowledge of deponent; but he has never
had information of any difficulty occurring be-
tween them, nor does he believe there ever was
any. Deponent further says that he has been in
the employ of Colonel Whitaker for nearly three
years, during which time he has not known him
to treat rudely any one deporting himself correct
ly.


JOHN COLLINS.
Sworn to and subscribed to before me, this 26th
day of Sept, AID. 1896.


p. FISHBURN, J. p.