Journals of
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共 120 题- Produced by Bob Webster
- THE JOURNALS OF LEWIS AND CLARK
- By Meriwether Lewis and and William Clark
- Detail for Court martial
- Sign. Wm. Clark
- 1 Sergt. Charles Floyd. (1)
- 9 Sergt. John Ordway.
- 18 Sergt. Nathaniel Pryor. (6)
- Patroon, Baptist Dechamps
- 1 Corpl. Richard Warvington.
- I am Still verry unwell with a Sore throat & head ake
- Detail for the Court
- To this Charge the prisoner "Pleades Guilty."
- Many Deer Killed to day
- The names of the french Ingishees, or Hirelens-
- The Osage & Kansies are the Same language
- The Panies, Loups, Republican, Recrerees the 2nd
- 1. We-ar-ruge-nor Ottoe Little Thief
- The names of the Chiefs we acknowledged Made this day are as follows Viz
- 1st We ar ruge nor Ottoe Called Little Theif
- Habits
- Measure
- F I
- Discription of Colour &c
- Camp three Miles N. E of the Mahar Village
- Names
- The two men Sent with the horses has not joined us as yet
- 2nd Ho in de bor to or poles. They live on the head of the Suouex River
- 8th Wau pa to (Leaf Nation). 10 Leagues up St. Peters
- 9th Cass car ba (White man) 35 Lgs. up St Peters
- 10 Mi ac cu op si ba (Cut Bank) reside on the head of St. Peters river
- 11 Son on--on St. Peters in the Praries
- The names of the other tribes I could not get In
- 31st August 1804 Speeches
- The Shake hand 1st Chief Spoke
- The speach of th White Crain Mar to ree 2d Chief
- Par nar ne Ar par be Struck by the Pana 3d Chief
- My father's I cant Speek much I will Speek a litle to you
- A Warrier by name Tar ro mo nee Spoke
- My father--I am verry glad you have made this man our great
- Speech of Ar ca we char chi the half man 3d Chief
- My fathr's I do not Speak verry well, I am a pore man and
- My Fathers.--My horses are pore running the Buffalow give us
- 8th Wau pa tow (Leaf nation) live 10 Leagues up St Peters river
- 9th Cas Car ba (white man) live 35 Leagus up St Peters river
- 10th Mi ca cu op si ba (Cut bank) rove on the head of St. Peters
- 11th Sou on (-) rove on St peters river in the Prareis
- 12th Sou si toons (-) live 40 Legus up the St peters river
- Par nar ne Ar par be 3rd Cheif rose and made a Short Speech
- 2 Sepr. description of a antient fortification
- A Discription of the Fortification
- S. 76d W. 96 yards thence
- S. 84 W. 53 yards (at this angle a kind of angle or horn work)
- N.32 W. 56 yards
- Some rain all day to day & Cold
- 1. Contesabe man War zing go
- 2. do Second Bear = Ma to co que pan
- The Ricares
- We Shall look at the river with impatient for your return. Finished
- 3d Chief of Ricares
- I will Stay at home & not go to War even if my people are Struck
- The wind blew verry hard this evening from the S. W. verry Cold
- The Chief who recved Medals to Day are as follows viz-in Council
- 2 do village Roop tar-hee
- 1 s & grand Chief Poss-cop-sa-he Black Cat
- 2d Chief Car-gar-no-mok-she raven man Chief
- Mah har-ha village
- Little Menetarre village
- The following Chiefs were made in Councel to day
- Mockerson Indians
- C L answered the above-
- I visit the Mandans on the 1s of January Capt Lewis the 2nd
- Send out 3 men to hunt Elk below about 7 miles
- Pose-cop se ha or Black Cat came to See us and Stay all night
- The Day has been exceedingly pleasent
- 13 red fox Skins.
- 1 white Hare Skin &.
- 4 horns of the mountain ram
- Box No 4 Continued
- In a large Trunk
- 1 Skin of the red fox Containing a Magpie.
- 2 Cased Skins of the white hare.
- 1 Minitarra Buffalow robe Containing Some articles of Indian Dress
- 13 red fox Skins
- 4 Horns of the Mountain Ram or big horn.
- Contains a liveing burrowing Squirel of the praries
- Contains 4 liveing magpies
- Containing a liveing hen of the Prarie
- [Lewis, May 1, 1805]
- We set out at an early hour this morning
- [Lewis, June 10, 1805]
- Occurrences with Capt. Clark and Party
- [Clark, July 26, 1805]
- The Course of the Wisdom river is--N. 25
- Those pore people Could only raise a Sam
- This morning Capt. C. and party
- Set out at 3 oClock P M & proceeded on
- Distance across the Columbia 9603/4 yds water
- Distance across the Ki-moo-e nim 575 yds water
- One deer 2 Ducks & Brant killed
- Variation of the Compass is 16° East
- To point Adams is West
- To pt. Disapointment N 75 W
- Mt. St. Helens is the mountain we mistook for Mt. Reeaneer
- 2 Indians Cam and Stayed a Short time to
- [Clark, January 10, 1806]
- The Sac-a commis is the groth of high dr
- [Clark, February 16, 1806]
- The Crow Ravin and large Blackbird are t
- [Lewis, March 19, 1806]
- S. 30° E 2 miles to a bend under the hig
- [Lewis, April 16, 1806]
- [Lewis, April 30, 1806]
- [Clark, May 12, 1806]
- [Lewis, May 29, 1806]
- [Clark, June 14, 1806]
- East 3 m. to the entrance of a large creek 20 yds. wide Called
- N 75 E. 8 m. to our encampment of this e
- [Clark, July 6, 1806]
- S. E. 5 Miles--passing a Small Creek from the mts