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Date of the Month |
State of the weather at Sun rise |
Course of the wind at Sun rise |
State of the weather at 4 oClock |
Course of wind at 4 P. M |
| 1st | fog | S. E. | f. a. r. | S. E. |
| 2nd | f. | S E | f. | S E |
| 3rd | f. | S W | f. | S W |
| 4th | f. a. r. T & L | S. E | f. | S E |
| 5th | f | S E | c | S W |
| 6th | c. | S E | f. | S E |
| 7th | f | S E | f. | S. E. |
| 8th | f. | S E | f. | S E |
| 9th | f. | S E | f. | S E |
| 10th | f. | S E | f. | S E |
| 11th | C. a. r. | S E | f. a. r. | S E |
| 12th | f. | S E | c a r | S E |
| 13th | f. | S E | f. | S E |
| 14th | f. | S E | c. | S E |
| 15th | f. | S E | f. | S E |
| 16th | f. | S E | f. | S E |
| 17th | f. | S E | f. | S E. |
| 18th | f. | S E | c. | S. E |
| 19th | f. | S E | f. | S E |
| 20th | f. | N. E | f. | S E |
| 21st | C. a. r. | S. E. | c. | S E |
| 22 | r. a. T. L & r. | S | C. a. r | S |
| 23 | c. & r. | N E | c. a. r | N E |
| 24 | r | c. a. r | ||
| 25th | c. | N E. | f. | |
| 26th | f. | S E | f. | S. E |
| 27th | f. | N E | f | S E |
| 28th | f. | S E | f | S E |
| 29th | f | S | f | S E |
| 30th | f | S E | f | E |
| 1st | a thick fog untill 8 A. M. a fiew drops of rain about 1 P. M. |
| 2nd | Hard wind all day. Saw the prarie fowl common in the Illinois
plains. Saw Linn and Slipery elm |
| 3d | a Stiff breeze from S E. untill 12 at night when it changed to S W. and blew hard all night |
| 4th | at 6 P. M a violent Storm of Thunder Lightng and rain untill 10 P. M when it ceased to rain and blew hard from N W untill 3 A. M. |
| 6th | heard the whipper will [3] Common to the u states at Soldiers river. |
| 7th | Saw the whiperwill and heard the common hooting owl Mus- quetors very troublesom. killed 3 Elk. |
| 8th | warmest day we have experienced in this year. passed River platt— |
| 11th | a fiew drops of rain only a little before day and Some rain at 2 P M |
| 12th | Heavy dew this morning and fog Some rain from 12 to 4 P M |
| 15th | day very worm Smokey and worm |
| 16th | this day very Sultry and much the hotest which we have ex- perienced |
| 17th | day worm, but fiew musquetors |
| 19th | Saw a green Snake [4] as high up as Salt Rivr
[5] on the missouri. the limestone bluffs [6] commence below Salt river on S. Side |
| 21st | a Slight Shower of rain a little before day light this morning |
| 22nd | at St Charles the raine commencd about 9 P. M and was moder- ate untill 4 A. M when it increased and rained without intermi- tion untill 10 A M: Some Thunder and lightning about daylight. it Continued Cloudy with Small Showers of rain all day. we arived at the Mississippi |
| 23rd | at St. Louis Several light Showers in the course of this day. we arrived at St Louis at 12 oClock. |
| 24th | rained moderately this morning and continued Cloudy with moderate rain at intervales all day |
| 26th | fair and worm |
| 27th | emencely worm |
| 28th | do |
| 29th | do |
| 30th | do |
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