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the rocks are high and unclear. we went about 32 miles and laughed at some Indians banks on the unclear. unclear a handsom thing ran for unclear a clift of rocks near our bank. we bought some wood from the natives to cook with these natives appear to be mostly covered in deer and elk some rabit unclear skins. they have some blue cloth blankets we unclear a small river which came in on the unclear Tuesday 22nd Oct. 1805. a clear pleasant morn ing. we set out soon after after sunrise and unclear on paper fishing banks on the star. unclear high clifts on each side of dark couloured nook and a high [rock island with rough towers of [[unclear[[ rough rocks on it a very rough morning [[unclear[[ at the star. hides which is the main body of the river we went down on the unclear side a river & falls in it puts in on the unclear about 40 yards wide opposite the lower part of the island high hills clifts on unclear side. but the highest is on the unclear side all the natives on tis river at the most of their banks have fish nets which they catch the sammon in the thring in great abundance. saw considerable of land along the unclear for several days past we mounded for to the lower and of unclear Island which is about 4 miles long at the lower end is a great [[unclear[[ of fishing unclear a short distance below is the first ball of the Columbian River we halted little above about noon and tonight some pounded fish and root bread of the natives who are very unclear about these falls. Some of them have [[unclear[[ and unclear have cabbins of white