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  Clark
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  July 20, 1804
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  July 20th Friday 1804, a fog this morning and verry Cool George Drewyer 
  Sick proceed on over a Sand bar, Bratten Swam the river to get his gun 
  & Clothes left last night psd a large willow Isd# on the L# S# (1) 
  passed the mouth of l'Eau que pleure the English of which is the water 
  which Cry's this Creek is about 20 yards wide falls into the river above a 
  Gift of brown Clay L# S# opposit a willow Island, at this Creek I went on 
  Shore took R Fields with me and went up this Creek Several miles & 
  crossed thro the plains to the river above with the view of finding Elk, 
  we walked all day through those praries without Seeing any, I killed an 
  emence large yellow Wolf The Countrey throu which we walked after leaveing 
  the Creek was good land covered with Grass interspersed with Groves & 
  Scattering timber near and about the heads of Branches one of them without 
  Suckcess, Camped above the bar on the L# S# a verry agreeable Breeze all 
  night Serjt# Pryor & Jo# Fields brought in two Deer river Still 
  falling. a large Spring 3/4 me# below camp 
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