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  Clark
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  October 14, 1804
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  14th of October Sunday 1804. Some rain last night all wet & Cold, we 
  Set early the rain contind all Day at  żż  miles we passed a (1) Creek in 
  the L# S# 15 yards wide this Creek we Call after the 3rd Chief Piaheto (or 
  Eagles feather) at 1 oClock we halted on a Sand bar & after Dinner 
  executed the Sentence of the Court Martial So far as giveing the Corporal 
  punishment, & proceeded on a fiew miles, the wind a head from N# E# 
  Camped in a Cove of the bank on the S# S# imediately opposit our Camp on 
  the L# Side I observe an antient fortification the walls of which appear 
  to be 8 or 10 feet high, the evening wet and disagreeable, the river 
  Something wider more timber on the banks 
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  The punishment of this day allarmd. the Indian Chief verry much, he Cried 
  aloud (or effected to Cry) I explained the Cause of the punishment and the 
  necessity He thought examples were also necessary, & he himself had 
  made them by Death, his nation never whiped even their Children, from 
  their burth. 
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