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A fair morning. Set a party to look for timber for ores, two parties
to hunt, at 11 oclock sent off George Drewyer & Peter Crousett
with some tobacco to invite the Otteaus if at their town and Panies
if they saw them, to come and talk with us at our camp etc. At this
season the Indians on this river are in the Praries hunting the Buffalow-
William Clark July 23rd Monday 1804
Camp White Catfish Nine Miles above the Platte River
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