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  Clark
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  June 13, 1804
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  13th June Wednesday, 1804 We Set out early passed a round bend to the S# 
  S# and two Creeks Called the round bend Creeks between those two Creeks 
  and behind a Small willow Island in the bend is a Prarie in which the 
  Missouries Indians once lived and the Spot where 300 of them fell a 
  Sacrifise to the fury of the Saukees This nation (Missouries) once the 
  most noumerous nation in this part of the Continent now reduced to about 
  80 fes## and that fiew under the protection of the Otteaus on R Platt who 
  themselves are declineing passed Som willow Isds# and bad Sand bars, Twook 
  Medn# altitude with Octent back observation it gave for altd# on its Low L 
  36° 58' 0" the E Enstrement 2° 00' 00" +. the Hills or high land for 
  Several days past or above the 2 Charletons does not exceed 100 foot 
  passed a Batteau or Sand roleing where the Boat was nearly turning over by 
  her Strikeing & turning on the Sand. We came too in the Mouth of Grand 
  River on S# S# and Camped for the night, this River is from 80 to 100 
  yards wide at its Mouth and navagable for Perogues a great distance This 
  river heads with the R# Dumoine below its mouth is a butifull Plain of 
  bbttom land the hills rise at 1/2 a mile back 
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  The lands about this place is either Plain or over flown bottom Capt Lewis 
  and my Self walked to the hill from the top of which we had a butifull 
  prospect of Serounding Countrey in the open Prarie we Caught a racoon, our 
  hunters brought in a Bear & Deer we took Some Luner observation this 
  evening. 
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