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  Clark
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  June 10, 1804
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  10th of June 1804 A hard rain last night, we Set out this morning verry 
  early passed Some bad placies in the river Saw a number of Goslings 
  morning pass near a Bank which was falling in at the time we passed, 
  passed the two River of Charletons which mouth together, above Some high 
  land which has a great quantity of Stone Calculated for whetstons the 
  first of those rivers is about 30 yds# Wide & the other is 70 yds wd# 
  and heads Close to the R# 
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  Dumoin The Aieways Nation have a Village on the head of these River they 
  run through an even Countrey and is navagable for Perogues Cap Lewis took 
  Medn# altd# of sun U# L with Octant, back obsvn# made it 37° 12' 00" ¬ delayd 
  11/2 hours. 
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  Capt# Lewis Killed a large Buck, passed a large Isd# called Shecco and 
  Camped in a Prarie on the L# S# I walked out three miles, found the prarie 
  composed of good Land and plenty of water roleing & interspursed with 
  points of timberd land, Those Praries are not like those, or a number of 
  those E# of the Mississippi Void of every thing except grass, they abound 
  with Hasel Grapes & a wild plumb of a Superior quallity, called the 
  Osages Plumb Grows on a bush the hight of a Hasel and hang in great 
  quantities on the bushes I Saw great numbers of Deer in the Praries, the 
  evening is Cloudy, our party in high Spirits. 
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