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  Clark
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  July 10, 1804
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  July 10th Tuesday 1804 Set out early this morning and Crossd the river 
  with a view to See who the party was that Camped on the other Side, we 
  Soon discovered them to be our men, ¬ proceeded on passed a Prarie on 
  the L# S# at 4 miles passed a Creek L# S Called (1) Pappie after a man who 
  Killed himself at its mouth, this Creek is 15 yds wide (2) Dined on 
  an Isld# Called de Salamin Delayed 3 hours on this Island to recruit the 
  men opposit on the L# S# is a butifull bottom Plain of about 2000 acres 
  (3) Covered with wild rye & Potatoes, intermix't with the grass, we 
  camped on the S# S# opposit a yellow Clay Clift, Capt# Lewis Killed two 
  young Gees or Goslings this evening ¬ The men of the party getting 
  better, but much fatigued ¬ The river on a Stand ¬ The bottom is 
  verry extensive on the S# S# and thickly intersperced with Vines The High 
  Land approaches near the river on the L# S# and well timbered next to the 
  river, back of those hills the Plains Commence. 
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