Day-by-Day
March 26, 1806
At Fanny's Bottom
Wet Night
the wind ran high last night and the tide rose higher than common and came in under my blankets before I awoke and obledged me to move twise Several more of the party camps were routed also.— our officers gave one of the Cath lih mahs [Kathlamets] a meddel. he gave them in return a large Sturgeon.
—John Ordway
Related: Indian Peace Medals
Substitutes for Tobacco
they wish tobacco in exchange for their dogs which we are not disposed to give as our stock is now reduced to a very few carrots. our men who have been accustomed to the use of this article Tobaco and to whom we are now obliged to deny the uce of this article appear to suffer much for the want of it. they substitute the bark of the wild crab which they chew;
—Meriwether Lewis
Related: The Wahkiakums