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ATrEMPT TO KILL T. f. MARsHALL.--'I'he
Louisville Courier says: "Capt Thomas +.
Marshall made very narrow escape with his
fife on Monday evening last. Several volun
teers with whom he had difficulty, drew
their pistols, and pointed them full at his
breast; three pulled triggers, and strange as
fortunate. The caps on all exploded without
dlscharglng the deadly contents with which
their pistols were charged. II is probable the
heavy rain OF that evening, 10 which the vol
unleers were exposed, dampened the powder
and thus prevented IN explosion. To this
fact was he indebted Tor his life. The offend
ing volunteers were promptly placed under
arrest. a.