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[start page] [inverted] - Sunday Nov 24, 67 - Start early + push on till noon when being very hungry stop + lunch off of dog ukali and water and then continue late in the evening arriving at Woolysatux barrabora. There dog feed is wanting and I am obliged to give the dogs only half a fish apiece. Buy two rabbits and dine off one of them + tea. Very tired having worked the heaviest sled in the lot all day through deep snow without help. [line] Monday Nov. 25 [line] Start early leaving old Woolysatux a [[lb?]] of powder, a box of caps and 15 balls as a present. Also some sukree + fat. Reach Nulato about noon. Carpoff, Tarentoff, Yakuts, + Yagor are only there. Have the goods put in the store as the house is not ready for occupancy having no windows, but has been well [[/inverted]] [[end page]] [[start page]] Thursday, November 7th 1867 Morning. Finish boiling the fat and get about 15 gallons of clear tallow which will be very acceptable in winter at Nulato, as I have no butter tallow, or bacon grease of any other kind, to cook with. Evening go to the egrushka again Many Indians make presents of deerskin, sinew &c. I give Arknapyak a [[?lb]] of powder, a sunglass + the plane he asked for + his wife a pair of scissors. Popoff gives Alluianok, sugar, tea bread + a kettle + some caps, and Ikké gives one man a papoosh of tobacco + a bag + another a pipe + tobacco bag. Come back + have a talk with Ostraskoi, who is up to dirty tricks like all the Russians. Pay him in full what I owe him for making bread smoking tongues &c. He agrees to feed the boy till Pavloff comes here