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[page 836] He went to talking with Peter, asked him if he knew who he was. I think Peter called him Zenas, then when he was talking with one he told me he was his brother. Ques. Did he seem perfectly satisfied with his brother's condition. Ans. I did not hear any complaint. I think it was a year ago last summer that he was there. By Mr. Pettangall. Ques. I understand you to say that Haines was turning a little forge; what strength is required to turn this crank. Ans. About the strength it would take to an ordinary coffee mill. Ques. What sort of tongs do you use about such a forge; heavy like blacksmiths tongs. Ans. No sir, small tongs. By Mr. Fall. Ques. When [Amos?] Haines was there was Peter's breast open. Ans. Yes sir. Ques. He did not say anything about it. Ans. Not to my knowledge; he did not to me.