A DuEL.-We copy the following from the Louisville Journal of the 2lst inst:
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A DUEL.-We copy the following from the Louisville Journal of the 2lst inst:

 A difficulty of some years standing. be- tween Dr. Marshall, (broiher of Thos. r. Marshall, rof Woodford county, and Mr. Ward, a lawyer, formerly of this State but now of Missouri, was settled yesterday in an orchard short distance below Utica, la, by the two gentlemen taking shot at each other, in which the doctor got the worst of 1t. Both, accompanied by their friends, came down from Frankfort on the Blue Wing on Tuesday and yesterday morn. ing they proceeded from here 10 the battle ground. The weapons selected were rifles. distance 75 paces. Al l2 o'clock M the fight came of. MT. W. having by lot the first shot, fired $: the word s'one," and his adversary at the word stwo"-the words being given almost simultaneously. The doctors shot missed. while his opponents took effect in the fieshy part of the thigh. On being shot Dr. Marshall turned round; MT. Ward walked up, and the doctor exten- ded his hand 10 him, which was accepted, and the combatants went up yesterday on the Blue Wing as friends, having come down on the same boat on the previous day as enemies The wound was not dangerous. We hear it stated that, just before firing, Mir. Ward handed his second note, in which he stated that he did not wish to kilhDr. NJ. but that he would hit him within an inch of where the ball actually took effect.