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We continued our march and by perseverance we Succeeded at last in completing the unclear This was very difficult as the wind had drifted the snow and in many places had filled up the paths which we had made with so much labor. However we finally got across the unclear and then commenced descending the mountain, then we left Fitzpatrick in charge of the unclear unclear, while Fremont myself and five or six more went ahead to Sutters fort for provisions. The second day after leaving Fitzpatrick, unclear unclear, Fremont's assistant got unclear We made a search for him travelled slowly, & fired guns so that he might Know where we were but we could not find him, Four days afterwards the old man Succeeded in locating us. He had his pockets full of acorns having had no other food since he left us We were all greatly rejoiced at his return for he was much respected by the entire party. We reached Sutters fort Safely three days after the return to camp of Mr. unclear. When we arrived at the fort we were nearly unclear and in as poor a condition as men possibly could be We were received by Mr Sutter in a unclear manner and were furnished every thing we unclear We remained at the fort for about a month