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rect. There are settlers along the road, who will give all necessary information to strangers. Corn plenty. 22. Preston Texas, on Red River.--The road from Fort Washita runs through the Indian settlements, passing many places where good camps may be found, and crosses the Red River at Preston. There is a ferry here; also stores and a blacksmith's shop. 20. M'Carty's.--Road runs through a heavy-timbered country, crossing several streams where there are good camps. 14-2/5. Elm Fork of the Trinity, at Gainesville.--Road passes over a section diversified by prairies and groves of timber. 12. Elm Fork of Trinity.--Good camp. 11. Elm Fork of Trinity.--Excellent camps. Road passes over a beautiful country rapidly settling up with farmers, who cultivate and sell grain at low rates. 9. Turkey Creek.--Tributary of Red River. Road emerges from the upper "Cross Timbers" two miles from camp. 26-3/4. Buffalo Springs.--Springs of good water, but of limited amount, in a ravine. 12. On a Ravine.--Pools of good water and a small running stream, not reliable. 13-1/2. On a Ravine.--Pools of water. 17-1/4. On a Ravine.--Pools of water. 17-1/4. Running branch of Cottonwood Spring.--Branch about two feet wide, good water; wood about half a mile distant. 14. Fort Belknap.--Good road through post-oak timber. County seat and town at Fort Belknap. Good camp on the west side of the Brazos, which is always fordable except in very high water. 14. Small Branch.--Water in holes. 18. Water-holes.--Pools of water. Road passes over prairie and timbered lands, is very smooth and level. 7-1/2. Stem's Farm, on Clear Fork of the Brazos River.--Good road; excellent camp, with abundance of wood, water, and grass. Indian reservation here. 13. Elm Creek, or Qua-qua-ho-no.--Good road over rolling prairie and mesquite lands. 17. Ravine.--Pools of standing water. Good road. 18. Ravine.--Pools of standing water. Good road. 27. Small Creek.--Tributary of the Brazos. Good road. 6. Pools of Water.--Good camp. 8-1/2. Small Branch.--Good water. 20-1/2. Tributary of the Colorado.--Brackish water. 3-1/4. Rio Colorado.--Brackish water. Road very excellent. 12-1/10. Spring on the R
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