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The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1854-06-24

FRENCH ARMY.-Marshal st. Arnaud has
issued the following proclamation to the
$4,000 French troops assembled at CALI
poll:
"Soldiers of France! We are on for
eign strand; but the Sultan is our ally and
treats us with hospitality. Do you know
what is meant by hospitality in the Orient +?
The guest is made the equal of the master of
the house. You will not abuse this hospi-
tality! We are come llither to defend our
ally against the barbarous aggressions of the
Car. Our mission is great and it, with the
assistance of God, we succeed in accom-
pliShing it, we shall cover ourselves with
glory-as did our ancestors. Our Emperor
thinks only of the glory of France and your
welfare Heexpects from you. in the strug-
gle against the barbarians Of the north, the
courage and valor which will increase the
the glory of our country. Let Vipc pEm-
pGreNr be our war cry, for it is that which
has led our immortal ancestors to victory
With the cry of Vive pEmpereur, we will
conquer or die !"
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