@section 2 {day}
@section 3 {au}
  Clark
@section 3 {dt}
  July 1, 1804
@section 3 {txc}
  July 1st, Sunday 1804 a Small allarm last night all prepared for action, 
  Set out early this morning passed on the North Side of Dimond Island, a 
  Small Creek mouths opposit I call Biscuit Creek, ¬ a large Sand bar in 
  the middle of the river 11/2 ms# above the Isd# Covered with Drift wood. 
  river fall a little. The wind from S# W# Came to above this Drift and 
  delayed three hours to refresh the men who were verry much over powered 
  with the heat, Great quantity of Grapes & raspberries, (2) passed a 
  Small Creek on the L# S# below one large and two small Islands. This Creek 
  and Isds# are Called Remore (or Tree Frog) a large Pond on the S# S#, the 
  main Current of Water run'g on the L# S# of the Island, I am told that 
  Three years ago the main Current run on the S# S# of the Island and no 
  appearance of the two Smaller Islands, Camped on the lower point of one of 
  the two large & 2 Small Isds# Called Isles des Parques or field Islds 
  a high butifull Prarie on the L# S# one of the french hands Says "that the 
  french Kept their Cattle & horses on those Islands at the time they 
  had in this quarter a fort & trading establishment." 
  = 
  paecaun Trees Seen on the S# S# Deer and turkeys in great quantities on 
  the bank 
  =