The Portland daily press., 1865-06-17

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braver.-Aroostook PIONEER.
The dates Of the different movementso of the various
organizations, the incidents connected with the battles
IN which they severay engaged the recognition of per-
details Of this nature make the work which will not
only aid the future historian, but will serve perpetu
whether they have fallen in battle or survived the pers
Of the field to return to their Kennebec JOUR
nat. 10
It comprises succrct of the part takenn the
by each regiment, battalion and company that en-
listed from Maine and thoroughly and faithfully enron
cls the ss and events Of which it puports to Be
The work is divided into as chapters with an appendix
bringing the work down 1866 Each chapter treats
separately of particular regiment battery in the or
stoned officers, with full and succint of their
operations and achievements-Betfast Age
sAn1wCf q
No book has been issued which will 50 directly inter
man. woman and child who has been represent
60 In the army by kindred and friends and every citi
zen who shares in the gratitude and pride which the pa
riotc heart feels in view Of the noble deeds performed
by the brave men that have gone forth to defend their
country.-Porttand Price oarrent. ~
e-s AONE
achievements OF Maine the great contest for ma
tonality ndfreedom, skos0ht san Cairon.
The editors have well performed their task The vol
ume viii be found very Interesting particularly for those
who have been In the Services and for their friends
Portland Argus.
It's book which should ind place in the library
every citizen of Maine 1t displays the result Of much
&C.
To commence with. the voluma takea vour ~. =.
once: Upon opening and examining It, you and full
and interesting details Of the organ nations marches and
OF every Maine regiment and battery in the
Held down to and including that the LIST Veteran Maine
Infantry The guarantees Of its accuracy excellent
The authors handle their material we'll and clothe their
narrative in garb in which the Of taste and sens
bity most clearly maniests himself Such record was
demanded not that the deeds Of soldiers would ever
de but they should be made to appear in concentrating
and general form, accessible every interested in
the honor Of the Sons Maine whose has been
50 often displayed in the progress OF the rebellion.
record Of the war ofvhish Maine may well be proud
Bah Times.
It win be work Of value for reference to the friends
now in the war, as well important accession to |
contemporary history Gardner Journal.
The authors have earned the thanks OF the people |
of the State and ESPECIALLY of its soldiers for the
Times /
It is most valuable addition to the historical
ords OF the State In relation to the patriotic work OF
the slayeholdsrs rsbellion-Zion's Ad-
vocate.
The authors have given us most valuable and in
teresting b0oks-S0co Dsnocrat. IL ~ 4iN q"
@o Ae2A zee - n#NAl" l.
The authors have had access to all official papers
and have had excellent means for getting up this
work. --Catdis Advertiser N1 81
Persons not accessible to agents desiring the
book, which is just published, can obtain it by nd
dressing the publishers, Lewiston, Maine. Price Sc
rs; or ss.OO postage paid. y NIB IN .ne
The Book scist be sent sany0here
in this or anylother State, or to the army It'll
large octave OF coo pages, neatly bound and contain
ing steel plates Of -sli1yt
GEMS. BERRY AND HOWARD.
Address N. DINGHY, Jr, g. Co., Pub
fishers, Lewiston, Maine.
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