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  Clark
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  July 13, 1804
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  My notes of the 13th of July by a Most unfortunate accident blew over 
  Board in a Storm in the morning of the 14th obliges me to refur to the 
  Journals of Serjeants, and my own recollection the accurrences Courses 
  Distance &c# of that day ¬ last night a violent Storm from the N# 
  N, E# (1) passed Tar~ki~o River, at 2 miles a chant. running into this 
  river 3 ms# abov forms St Josephs Isld# Passed an elegt Prarie in the 1st 
  bend to the left. Containg a grass resmlg Timothy, with Seed like flax, 
  (2) passed a Island in a bend to the S# S# at 12 ms# I walked on Shore S# 
  S# lands, low & overflows, Killed two Goslings nearly Grown, Sailed 
  under a Wind from the South all day, Camped on a Sand Island on the L# Pt# 
  opposit a high & extensiv Prarie, on the S# S# the Hills about 4 or 5 
  me# off, this Plain appears extensive, great appearance of a Storm from 
  the North W# this evening verry agreeable the wind Still from the South ¬  
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  from the Osagies Nation with twenty odd of the Natives or chiefs of the 
  Nation with him sailed dowen the Mississippi bound to St Louis & 3 
  guns fired showers of rain Showers of Rain all that night 
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