Clark: November 23, 1804
On a fair, warm day with a southeasterly wind, the party sent men out to gather stone. Several men were suffering from bad colds, and one man, Shields, was afflicted with rheumatism. The river had stopped rising, having gone up a total of four inches.
23rd, a fair warm Day, wind from the S. E. Send after Stone Several men
with bad Colds, one man Sheilds with the Rhumitism the river on a Stand
haveing rose 4 Inches in all
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23rd, a fair warm day, wind from the S.E. Sent men after stone. Several men have bad colds; one man, Shields, has rheumatism. The river is at a stand, having risen 4 inches in all.
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