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  Clark
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  July 10, 1804
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  July 10th Tuesday Set out this morning with a view to Land near the fire 
  Seen last night, & recornetre, but Soon discovered that our men were 
  at the fire, they were a Sleep early last evening, and from the Course of 
  the Wind which blew hard, their yells were not heard by party in the 
  perogue, a mistake altogether. proceeded on, passed Prarie on the upper 
  Side of Woolf River, at 4 miles passed (1) a Small Creek L# S# Called R# 
  Pape this Creek is about 15 yds# Wide and called after a Spanierd who 
  killed himself at the mouth. (2) Dined on an Island Called de Selamen and 
  delayed 3 hours, and proceeded on, opposit this Isld# on the L# S# is a 
  (3) butifull Bottom Prarie whuch will Contain about 2000 acres of Land 
  covered with wild rye & wild Potatoes, gread numbers of Goslings on 
  the Banks & in the Ponds near the river, Capt Lewis Killed two this 
  evening, we came to & Camped for the night. at a point on the S# S# 
  opposit a yellow Clay Clift. our men all getting well but much 
  fatigued, the river is on a Stand nether rise nor fall, The bottom on the 
  S# S# is verry extensive & thick. the Hills or high land is near the 
  river on the L# S# and but thinly timbered, back of those hills is open 
  plains. 
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