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  Clark
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  June 13, 1804
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  13th June Wednesday we Set out early passed a verry round bend to L# S# 
  passed two Creeks 1 me# apt# Called Creeks of the round Bend, between 
  those Creeks Stbd S# is a butifull Prarie, in which the antient Missourie 
  Indians had a Village, at this place 300 of them were killed by the 
  Saukees, a fair Day. Passed the antient Missouries villages on right 
  Course N 40° W 21/2 pt# L S#, S 29° W 3 ms# pt# S# S#, this nation once 
  the Most Noumerous is now almost extinct, about 30 of them, liveing with 
  Otteaus on the R# Platt, the remainder all distroyed, took altd# of S# U L 
  with qdt# which gave N 28 W# 11/2 ms to a pt# S# S# Passed some Charming 
  land, I have not Seen any high hils above Charliton and the hits below for 
  Several days Cannot to turmed hills but high Land, not exceeding 100 abov 
  the high water mark N 30° W, to a pt# L# S# 2 ms# passed a verry bad Sand 
  bar, where the boat was nearly turning & fastening in the quick Sand 
  and came too in the mouth of Grand R# S# S# this River is about 120 yards 
  wide and navigable for Purogues a great distance, it heads with the River 
  Dumoine, passing the river Carlton. a Butifull open Prarie Coms to the 
  river below its mouth, we landed and walked to the hills which is abt# 1/2 
  a mile. the Lower prarie over flows. the hunters Killd# a Bare & Dere, 
  this is a butifull place the Prarie rich & extinsive, Took Some Looner 
  Observations which Kept Cap L# & my Self up untill half past 11 
  oClock. 
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