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[[left margin note]] For length Log Line see p 9 of Aug 22d [[/left margin note]] 2d Day at 9th Enc Arrived at this 9th Encamp. on the Eve of Monday 19th (12th Day out) Tuesday, Aug. 20th 1861 AM N.E. Fresh Rain heavy rain last night M N.E. Light, Cloudy, [[symbol:Sun]] out now & then P.M. N. Fresh " [[ditto for: Cloudy]] Mist. This Morning the weather would not admit of proceeding on our course up the Bay, therefore concluded to stop to-day at 9th Enc. I am receiving presents almost hourly from the Innuits we fell in with yesterday. They are in form of Venison - Took-too tounges & Ood-nook - the very choiset eating in any place of Civilization. Allokee as the Innuits here call one of the Se-ko Se-lar Innuits that I met with at the ship last Winter has brought me in a liberal present of the kind indicated. Of course they all are quite sure I will make presents in return in way of needles, Beads, Tobacco, pipes, powder or shot. Any way I do so. Koo-jesse started off over the mountains took-tooing with my rifle this Morn. He returned