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  Lewis
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  February 10, 1805
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  10th February Sunday 1805. This Morning was Cloudy after a slight snow 
  which fell in the course of the night the wind blue very hard from N# W# 
  altho the thermometer stood at 18° Above naught the violence of the wind 
  caused a degree of could that was much more unpleasent than that of 
  yesterday when thermometer stood at 10° only above the same point. Mr# 
  McKinzey left me this morning. Charbono returned with one of the Frenchmen 
  and informed that he had left the three Horses and two men with the meat 
  which Capt# Clark had sent at some distance below on the river ¬ he 
  told me that the horses were heavy loaded and that not being shod it was 
  impossible for horses to travel on the ice. I determined to send down some 
  men with two small slays for the meat and accordingly I gave orders that 
  they should set out early the next morning. two men were also sent to 
  conduct the horses by way of the plain. 
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