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Wolves. Wolves will eat? all the frogs we can catch along the Banks of the River, and unclear? are abundant. We saw 5 wolves, all grey. Shot at three but each of unclear? ?/c? of the Rosc? whose we do not dare to stop. Lunch? tp ;amo at 3 ojos afternoon under a poor point. no game. 20th Wednesday. Wind very high. Fresh tracks of wild cats along the shore. The motion of the boat & &/ ?dering? were almost Sea sick. Sprague saw 1 sharp-tail of unclear. left at 1/2 past 12. the wind having udess?shifted saw an innumerace? number of Pintail Ducks but unclear not approach them. Stopped on an Island to unclear? unclear? for my Deer, and did so. The wind fehing? us. our camp of last night only 2 1/2 miles still south below Whiteunderlined River.underlined Stopped on a bar for about 1/2 an hour. Shot 2 blue-wing Teals, but did not get them. camped [[[unclear?]] the "Bijou Hills. 21st Thursday. Windy & rainy most of the night. Started early, weather cloudy. and cold. Landed to examine some burned hills. Again on an island for Pea-vines. unclear? vigil of Indians Hofed/ LMach? at 12 o'clock saw 1 Bull on our lidy? and a few more out after 8 or 10 on the other side later were mix of cows and bulls together. Lady, and Proust, Harris and Bell went off to try to procure fresh meat. These are the first Buffalos we have seen alive since we left Fort Pierce. The Hunters only Killed 1 Bull, out of 11. Dows, are this Strange at this unclear?, having left 2 hours or more. was off, and I saw 3 more Bulls in a Ravine. Stopped to camp at the lower end of great Cedar Island, at 5 o'clock