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Camp Meeting.

It's purposed to hold Camp Meeting
the present year, on the farm of the Mcssrs.
Boeps, two miles South West of St Clairs-
yille-!the same ground on which the Camp
was held last year---to commence Friday,
August 18th. The object Of this contem-
plated meeting is purely religious, looking
exclusively to the spiritual edi6cation of the
church and the awakening and conversion OF
sinners.
II is proposed thus 10 furnish an oppor-
tunity 10 well disposed, religiously inclined,
and truly pious persons from charges con-
venient to the point, TO join efforts for the
promotaon Of the work Of salvation in Their
own and the hearts Of their .neighbors:
WeAnyite and earnestly entreat ministers
and people, who can heartily espouse ouI
obiect, and will zealopsly unite in its pro
motion, to encamp with US on the occasion
On the Friday preceding the commence
ment Of the Camp august 9) at ] clock
P. NJ, those intending to have tents, vii
meet DID the ground, with view TO selecting
sites md putting the ground in order.
By order Of COMMITTEES.
g. I,'. II. MCMILLAN, See.
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They left everything they had in the shape
Of horses, wagons, camp equipage,. etc.
Major Gordon, Of Gen. Morris staff,
brought the remains Of Gen. Garnett, TO-
gethcr with his sword, watch, &C., down TO
Grafton, yesterday, whence they will be sent,
via Wheeling, 10 his friends IN Eastern Vir-
ginia. Garnet was graduate Of West
Point, and was formerly attached TO the reg.
ular United States Army. He was, tits said
0 brother Of CongressmsD Garnet, Of this
State The body Of Gsrnktt, was recognised
by MAJ, Love, Of the Federal forces, with
whom he was intimately acquainted at Wes
Point.
The position which Garnctt abandoned a
Laurel Hill, is said to have been an exceed
ingly strong one-onc that could not have
been taken by 10000 men. The rebels de
stroyed much Of their provisions, such a
corn, -four, ETC., and all other objects ant
desires seemed to have been lost in the Oh,
great object Of getting out Of the range Of
Federal rifles. They rolled up, tumbMd up
any way to get up, 80 as to get out ofth
xua
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sa- a-RETURNED FROM THE WARs.-Mr.
WlLsoN DAVIS, who served through the
three months enlistment with the Second
Ohio Regiment, returned to town last Fri.
day. Mr.. Davis speaks highly of our patri
OF soldiers but says the rebels are set o.
cowarlly cut-throats, and will not fight.
The two Ohio Regiments were in the ad
vance posts of the grand army ofthe Poto
mac;--the posts ofthe most imminent danger
where their pickets were in almost constan
sight Of those of the enemy. The boys ar
rived there when our beleaugered capital wa
threatened with destruction, and foun'
every body about the city-Senators ant
Members of Congress, Heads Of Depart
ments end their clerks--armed and doinl
guard duty. These men saved the capita
Of our country, and are entitled to the graf
tude Of the American people.
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sa-A paper published in this town, whose
sole object seems to be to give vent to the
mournful lucubrations Of gentleman dis
tinguished for ''tcrseness' and 'neatness'
Ito use the Gazette's language,) last week
published a silly speech Of one Moorehead,
ofKentucky. Our meat" and ''terse CO.
temporary says, "By comparing this speech
with Mr.. Hollis letter, the reader will read
lily see that the best Of Union men ma.
differ. !" And that it is "Replete with un-
Ainching patriotism, bold dsnunciation Of
the party now in power" &c.
If your readers do not discover tina
Moorehead is q vile Seccssionist, and tina
this speech you parade before them is "re
plste with treason, they have less intelli
gencc' than we give them credit for.
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pes. .UNcoNprIoNAL UNION CoNvEN

le-UNcoNpITIoNAL UNION CoNvEN-
rIoN.-The following call is being circulated
and extensively signed, by men ofall parties,
in this county. We hope the Union men
of the county will sign this call, and come
up to Belmont on the Sd of August and as
siss in putting in the field ticket ofunyield-
ing Uaien men. Here is the call:
To TINE UNCONDITIONAL UNION MEN
OF BELMoNT COUNTY, ONO. The under
signed, Voters Of Belmont County, hereto
fore belonging to the various political par.
ties, believing that, In the present crisis, all
former party organizations should be sus
pended, and that the only organization which
should now be recognized should have fo
It's object the Preservation Of our Govern
ment, the Vindication of its Violated Laws
and Vigorous Prosecution ofthe War 10
putting down the present uniusti6able ~
bellion against it, call upon all the. voters o
the county who indorse these sentiments I.
meet with us in Mass Convention, at Bel
mont, on Saturday, the Sd day. Of Angus
next, to nominate the candidates to b
voted for next Fall.
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the battle. What they might do by return
to reason, but in their madness will not, we
must enforce at the point Of the bsyonet. -
Let our leaders think Of nothing else. II
will cost precious lives, that all our instincts
and loves would lead US to wish might be
spared F; it will bring long score Of evils
that for every consideration we would desire
10 avoid but whatever it may cost will be q
less price than the success Of the rebellion.
Let every Christian patriot be firm and true,
and while holding the olive branch, GRASP
also the sword, and in the end we cannot
doubt the right will prevail.
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Gallant Conduct Of Capt. Wal.
lace's Company.
CARRIcK's Ford, Cheat River, Va -.
LII. IanI

July IA, 1861.
The following written address, issued by
the Commanding General Of our Division,
was issued to us on the morning after the
battle of the 18th Of July, 1861, through
Lieut.. Col. NJ r. Dickey, commanding
Companies b, Capt. Wallace, Il, Captain
CLARK, !, Capt. Kirby, who were actively
engaged in the pursuit and capture Of the
Rebel forces, under Gen. Garnett:
BRIGADE HEADQUARTERS,
Carrick's Ford, Cheat River, Va.
SOLDIERS: In the name Of our country
and our cause, thank you foI your conduct
in the pursuit Of the enemy from Laurel
Hill, and for your gallant bearing when over
taking him at this point. Your cheerful en-
iurance Of the privations you have under
gone, and are now undergoing, from the ne
cessarily scanty supply of provisions, and
the hardships of the march Of yesterday,
over roads almost impossible, and through
the storm of rain and of battle, is, in the
language of the immediate commander of
the advance column, Capt. Benham, in his
report to me, "most heroic. and beyond all
praise of mine, and such as your country
only can fully appreciate and reward.
[Signed, T. a. Morris,
Brig. Gen. Commanding.
By publishing the above you will crafty
the friends of our Belmont boys at home,
and do no more than ample justice to the
brave lads, who have endured almost super.
human labor,-marching through rain and
storm and dar kness, scaling Mountains,
wading through Mountain torrents, and
rivers, swollen by the incessant rains, for
thirty miles, without rest or food. The
Boys are all well, and eating captured beei
the only thing to be had to eat, without
salt, and cooked by The fire on the end of q
stick. They all have more or less of trophie,
found upon the field, the Rebels having los
all their baggage, arms, artillery, wagons
horses, and are now scattered in every di
rection.. We have taken great many pris
oners, how many l do n t know. KILLED
Gen. Garnett, Commander OF the Rebe
forces, and, as a consequence, freed Westerl
Virginia from the presence Of the traitors
In haste, yours,
WM. WALLACE.
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1eaths.

TURK On the 9th OF July, in The 3iih year OF her
age. Mary Jane. wife OF John Turk. Jr.
The deceased leaves a husband and three small chill
dren to mourn her loss She kind wife. and low
ing mother She also leaves large circle Of friends and
relatives TO mourn and sympahile with the bereaved
family but IN their may they not forget their Gre
aor who is able comlou aud ain them in the dark
hour. OF atilction. J. w.
NICHOLS-On Thursday, July II, at the residence oi
Dr. WIN. Estep. Loydsve, Belmont county, Ohio, oi
Pulmonary Consumption, MIR Samuel e. Nichols. oi
John L. Nichols of 81. Clarsye, aged - years, IL
months and days.
irJ@AIt Gilead Sentinel please copy.
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Reward for Little Pains

Any person who will send 10 the onice OF Tue lNDE-
PENDENT the oi five subscribers for year,
o subscriber for five years with Ten Dollars,
(being dollars year for each subscrptionl viii re-
ceive d gift handsome copy OF
WEBSTERs UNABRIDGED DICTIONARY,
Pictorial Edition. containing Fifteen Hundred Engraved
Illustrations.
This is the best edition OF the best Dictionary OF The
English language Its Price the bookstores Is Six Dol
lars and Half Every farmer should have copy in ms
house, every merchant in his store, every lawyer In his
on every mnlser IN his study. Nohody can aiorl TO
without Webstes Dictionary. Ask five oi our friends
subscribe for TIE INDEPENDENT ior one year or one
friend subscribe for five years, and you Will receive
his beautiful volume : free gift ~
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n0rB. r. CowEN, Esq, Of Bellaire, this
county, has been appointed a Paymaster in
the U. s. Army, with the rank Of Major,
and ordered to report at Washington for
duty. u o. nm ,.-..-
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Sherif's Sale.
Tuesday, July 23, 1861,
Wool Carding and Spinning,
: BEG TO INFORM

r BEG TO INFORM my friends and the public
L in general that have removed from kinseys Factory
M NARTINSvIILE FACTORY where am prepared
10 CARD, SPIN AND MANUFACTURE on the usual
terms. -
Jeans OF Stocking Yarn. JOHN LEACH
nlyo35w
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SA-THE FAIR At BELMONT. We have
been furnished the Premium List for the
Fair at Belmont, which takes place on the
18th, 18th and 10th days Of September
We shall publish it next week. II
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na-Capt. Wallace is recruiting his COM
pany for the war. The gallant Captain says
he is bound to see. the thing through. His
men have nearly all rc.ehiisted. We learn
that Licuts Askew and Carroll have also
made some progress in forming three
years company out Of Capt. Tallman' com.
pany:;5 -
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MAJoR-GEN. Fremont arrived last even
ing at the Astor House, from Washington,
accompanied by Col. Asboth, and will re-
main here for several days occupied in com
pleting the organization of his Department
Of the Arny-IN. Y. Tribune, Saturday.
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n0IThe "colorod population" Of this
neighbprhood intend to celebrate the coming
anniversary Of West India Emancipation at
Flushing, ii royal style.
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s4rRet. Bicgfricd, ofMuskingum county,
at the solicitation ofmany friends, willpreach
in thctPnsbyterian church at II o'clock on
4th Sabbath, being the 2sth inst. o..
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Married.

LEXANDER-PARK.-On the evening oi the llt
OF July. by Rev. J. ID. Fitzgerald Mr.. VIM. Alexander
vi Bridgeport, and Miss Sallie Park, Of Martins Ferry
May the undulaiions OF their lives be, bui
Loves diyile.t siream J. d.
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saturday. July IS, 1861,

The following properly, to wit One Buggy and Harness
Terms cash, y LooiAhai ~
sh.nff', Office, s., Clsirsvills June "a, lSi-s2
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alew Adrertisen1eats.

Sheriff Sale.
Sophia Jenika DY VIRTUE OF nn execution to
VS.. ID me directed from the Court Of Com:
Nicholas Omit mon Pleas OF Belmont county, Ohio,
will sell, OH
Monday, July 80, IS6l,
in the town OF Beaire. in said county, commencing at
o'clock, p. NJ. OF said day und continuing day to
day, ii necessary the following Goods and Chates, to
wit: The entire stock OF goods OF the defendant Omit
consisting III part OF the following articles: Groceries
Liquors, Wooden Ware and Notions.
TERMS-Cash. +. LOCHARf,
Sheriff OF Belmont county, Ohio.
Sherifr's Office, July ls ls6l.-S2
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Sherif's Sale.
Nancy Cole

Nancy Cole BY VIRTUE OF an exc
VS.. fcuon 10 me directed from ue
Elizabeth Mahanna, FIX Court OF Common Pleas OF Bel
mont county, Ohio will sell, in the town OF Buresville
in said county, between the hours OF 10 O'Clock, a NJ
and A nj u NJ mn
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sU-An elegant hat, sword and sash have
been presented to DIR. Thoburu, Surgeon Of
the First Virginia Regiment, by his friends
in WheeliHg. ,,,.s ,,.
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wEBsTERs UNABRIDGED DlcrIoNAR
PUBLIC SALE.

PUBLIC SALE.
u,HE UNDERsIGNED will oder for sale
l public auction, the premises OF Woodeock Bro
10 Bridgeport, Ohio
THURSDAY, July 25, 1851.
the goods and chattes OF BANCROFT WOODCOCK,
deceased consisting, part OF one steam EnGlne Boef
Foundry Patterns. such Cooking and Heating stove
Patterns Crate Patterns Plow Patterns. together with
many other patierns also nine Pows, several Wagons
Harness Furniture. and many other articles not enuiner-
nied They will also sell leers patent for an improved
Seli-Sharpening Plow.
U7SSaie TO Commence at 10 O'Clock, A. N. Terms
Purchases amounting 10 - or less 10 be paid m cash
above that sum notes nine months, with two good sure
ties. will be taken.
JAMES NJ x SAMUEL WOoDCOCK Adm'rs.
Bridgepou. June 81. lcOl.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.
James II. Hunt

CuiucS II. IluUb
vs.
Jesse White, ct al.
DY virtue OF a mandate to me directed frnur
ID the court of common pleas Of Belmsnt Co.
Ohio will offer Tor sale ct the front door of the
court house in ST. Clairsville, On
Tuesday, August 6, 1861,
between the hours OF 10 A NJ and NJ of said day
the following real estate, described as follows, 20
wit: Beginning Tor the same 43 60-lo0 perches
nor'h OF the southeast corner OF the southeast
quarter OF section 81, township ard rango s;
thence north TO station ~ ri S0-i00 perches;
thence north 70 l0-2 west 80 20-l08 perches TO
station 8; thence south 30i ewes; SO 20-l00
perches 20 station in the centre OF the road;
thence south 35I east Is 7s-l00 perches to the
place OF beginning containing two i2J acres with
the appurten,nces thereunto belonging.
Apprais ed at the sum OF So 600
Terms Of sale cash. P. LOCHARY.
$500 Special Master.
Sheriff's office, ST Clairsvi!le June q, 1861
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500 kegs Holland uerrings;
ljj cases Sardnes
Goshen and Western Butter ANA Cheese;
Loaf crushed, powdered and broken Sugar;
R0 Havana, and Java Coffee;
Green and Black Teas, Of every qnalty;
Tobacco candles, soap spices pickles, sauces kctch-
1P mustard, pepper preserves, Havana sweet meats
ares eapcrs anchovies almonds rasins figs, pruncs,
slmnt dates lberts chesndts, cranberres, mackerel
salmon shad, Goldfish buckwheat salad olive and lard
pills sugag-cured hams buffalo tongues family beef pork,
eic. ETC., all the best quality. -
Orders from the country punctually and carefully hea
Country merchant and others visiting the city are invited
Ucll at I75 Old Lcvee street.
marches SCHMIDT * LlhS'LEk.
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.a,ftot.as aud New Lerce streets, between Grayier
Poydras streets, New Orleans.
aHHAvR a large and well assorted stock OF
r-@ys9s9A shetland Heavy Hardware, SwEpES
-Y and ESaLIsH BAR IRoS. They are agents
3 for the sale Of the celebrated CUMBERLAND
Tygs5eE IaoS and are supplied with complete assort-
iogt of the various sizes They are also Agents for
IsAc SrRAUB's CELEBRATED QUEEN OF THE SOUTH CORN
@ WTg,r MINIS and have full assortment on hand.
Tbg superiority Of these mills others is fully estab-
.L N.Y.
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yERANDAH HOTEL,

Corner Of Milan and Spring streets.
AI6$A1p1 THE subscriber having leased the above
s@ @4+A4as 4+4 asIsB and commodious house, and has
5sf4s1Isssl fitted up with furniture, informs
Te1in public that he is now prepared to
date guests pledgng himsethat nothing shall be want
ng OF his part give satisfaction The able will at a
times be served With every delcacy of the pre-
pared v experienced cooks while the and wal
tcrs ar attentive and polite The Eerandah Hotel being
located III quiet and agreeable part Of the town and at
ina and centre of business affords unusual inducements
70 travellers who will all times find comfortable
home Prices moderate novel S. p. DAY.
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RATTLE HOTNE.

A IrH,~O BATTLE HOUSE.
lalmSAA~ = The fremont House, Edwards Street,
M tII TS Shreveport, La, lately occupied by 5
E4iAEEGilas45A- p Day having been fitted up with en-
tireIy new furniture &C., has been re6pened under the
name of the BATTLE House BY The undersigned who will
endeavor to give satisfaction to the travelling public.
The house is situated in quiet part OF the town ana
nartcuary suited to the accommodation Of ladies' The
proprietor wishes to make but pledge which Is that
the strctest cleanliness shall be observed IN every de
nartment Toctl7l A. u. BATTLE.
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HIUsIC.

TsyITE undersigned having determined to settle pcrma-
nenv in this place for the purpose of giving lessons
on the Piano, Guitar, Violin, Flute or any nstru-
ment desired. During the past seven years, snd has
solcits liberal patronage from the citizens Of ShrCve
port and surrounding country Terms S. per month Of
three lessons week Orders left at Ball Dashells
drug store promptly attended to f. HEINEMANN,
shreveport January %6-5m professor OF Music
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PRIVATE BOARDING,

a ySNJC0 FNII NE I5OaINDIDW, ~ %,
III 5Et Church. Shreveport.
THE subscriber has had her premises
thoroughly renovated, which reOpcned for the
accommodation permanent and transient boarders and
solics the patronage of her friends and the public,
pedging herself that nothing shall be wanting on her
part that can tend the comfort and pleasure OF her
quests Being located in a retired and most agreeable
part of the town free of dust noise and at the same
time but few steps from the centre Of business It affords
unusual inducements boarders, who will at all times
find it comfortable home. Families and single gentle
men can obtain pleasant rooms and boarders Will be
accommodated roctl7l MRs. A. B. TAlNT0R.
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M n RICKLEY.
II. L. BUCkLE4.
Late Young & Co.,
q CAMP STREET NEW ORLEANS,
nv I Eoxr-alar A. GsiIvarSmIfh

IL. /.
Late Young Co.,
s CAMP STREET, NEW ORLEANS,
Matchmaker, Jeweler Il Silversmlth,
ae IMPORTER offne Watches for ladies ezAA@
%TTA and gentlemen, Of the most celc-SD @S
500 brated makers Of England and Switzerland made
to h order expressly in heavy cases gold and sill
xer) and warranted standard fneness,
LadiGs' chatelaines and neck chains.
Gents guard, fob and vest chains seals, keys, etc
Finger rings earrings, breast-pns, cutpins, etc
Diamond pins and rings.
Specacles for every age in gold silver, steel and tor
toise shell frames;
Siverware warranted pnre coin consisting Of table
tea and dessert spoons;
Silver table and dessert forks ladies' butter knives
mustard and salt spoons, sugar, tongs, etc
Plated ware consisting Of castors, candestcks, want
ers, etc.
Having been always engaged in the mechanical part q
te bsdess all watches sent for repairs viii have inc
rctest personal attentions and having every fachy io
making any portion of watch, he will be enabled to
work o4, verv reasonable terms.
,zg" Jcwery made to order and repaired Damono5
reset in the latest style Canes mounted III gold ana
silver. nov - 80
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TO PRINTERS.
WE have hand andfor sale the following printing
Wv materials, lately used on the South-W Wcstern:
A font Of SOC lbs. Brewer,
Z" q $50 't
160
" $40 Long Primer,
6 fonts 2 line Brewer
Long Primer Condensed,
Together with the column head, advertising and dash
rules, leads, &c, sc.
Also-A Medium Printing Press, Roller Mould, &c;
all complete and the following materials used for short
time the publication of weekly paper About $50 lbs
of Bourgeois and Mnion with two line letter; column,
head advertising and dash rules cases chases, etc
The above materials viii be sold low for cash.
il. DILLARD & Co.
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'MGSD YoU8 BUSINESS THE first pcicc Of coIttinen
tai money coined in this country, bore tae terse but
simple mot'o-"Mind your business and if the peo
pie of the different sections ofthe country had followed
its advice the best government ever devised by man.
would not be on tue verge of de truction 1t is
not to be denied that we of the north Ito say nothing
of other sections have disrcgarded the wholesome ad
vice tie old copper II is our business that
other States of this Union tolerate doneatic slavery
Its mo- our business to rcbuke them foritfor once
did the same Its none Of our business that they re-
gard the institution with favor, disfayor We
not responsible for i. in moral political sense
If it is mistaken notion are arc not tic sufferes
and if we were sensible and discreet, should mind
our own business and leave it to those who alone are
interested in It's existence 1t is no hndrancc to our
prosperity at leaStbut meddlng with it, has at last
brought tornado upon hich materially interiors
with ''our busncss!' We have got considerably
more on our hands than attended to-cven if it
is not too late to 'nnd own business having none
to 'mjnd" Let us get back to the philosophy Of the
old copper motto as fast aswe can Let new mission
be coined as soon as possible that every man, woman
and child, may have one 70 ncar as monitor and Il
remainder to common sense Let one be nailed to the
desk ofevery abolition preacher in the land Let solemn
presentations of them he made to all dyspeptics who
mistake Indigestion for christian philanthropy, with
the hope that they cease from mscliefand mind Il CIR
own business New Haven Re lister.
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attached to the establishment IS celebrated Far
rer who guarantees to cure IN the shortest me the most
formidable diseases that horscnd is heir to- Snch as
Blind Saggers, Big Shoulder, Big Head Chambers Swe,
ncy, Disemper Founder, Gravel, and DlstemPefs ana
Diseases Of all descriptions in the successful treatment
of which he avas himself of his important dlscov-
cries made in that line. Give call and try our sys-
tenn. oct24 SIMS, GAMBldN q 70.