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  Clark
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  November 22, 1804
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  22nd of November Thursday 1804 a fine morning Dispatched a perogue and 5 
  Men under the Derection of Sergeant Pryor to the 2nd Village for 100 
  bushels of Corn in ears which Mr# Jessomme, let us have did not get more 
  than 80 bushels ¬ I was allarmed about 10 oClock by the Sentinal, who 
  informed that an Indian was about to Kill his wife in the interpeters fire 
  about 60 yards below the works, I went down and Spoke to the fellow about 
  the rash act which he was like to commit and forbid any act of the kind 
  near the fort ¬  Some missunderstanding took place between this man & 
  his wife about 8 days ago, and She came to this place, & Continued 
  with the Squars of the interpeters, 2 days ago She returned to the Villg. 
  in the evening of the Same day She came to the interpeters fire 
  appearently much beat, & Stabed in 3 places ¬ We Detected that no 
  man of this party have any intercourse with this woman under the penelty 
  of Punishment ¬ he the Husband observed that one of our Serjeants 
  Slept with his wife & if he wanted her he would give her to him, We 
  derected the Serjeant Odway to give the man Some articles, at which time I 
  told the Indian that I believed not one man of the party had touched his 
  wife except the one he had given the use of her for a nite, in his own 
  bed, no man of the party Should touch his Squar, or the wife of any 
  Indian, nor did I believe they touch a woman if they knew her to be the 
  wife of another man, and advised him to take his Squar home and live 
  hapily together in future, ¬ at this time the Grand Chief of the 
  nation arrived, & lecturd him, and they both went off apparently dis 
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  The grand Chief continued all day a warm Day fair afternoon ¬ many 
  Indian anickdotes one Chief & his familey Stay all night. 
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