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red in regard 10 the origin Of the libel suit
between Gov. Thomas and Mr. Benton.
II will be remembered that there wefe pro.
duced certain letters addressed 10 the lato
Senator Linn, signed Sarah Mcdowell
which excited Jealous and feYengehI feel.
ings in Mrs Linn, and were the cause Of
The suspicions which she entertained oc
Mrs. Thomas, then Miss. Sarah NlcDowell
as having eslrangedIrom her the affections
her husband. The contents of these let.
lers were communicated by Mrs. l.. 10
Gov. Thomas. II has now been pruycd
by singular accident that these letters
were genuine, but that they were not writ.
ten by Mrs. Thomas, but By female ofless
cnyable reputation, named Sarah Mellow.
ell. The proof OF this fact has been
brought 10 light by the administrators Of
this Sarah Mcdowell, now recently de.
ceased. 1t is contained in papers Ieii to
their charge among other effects. It was
said that Col. Benton was deeply affected
when be was shown the evidence of tho
singular mistake and delusion, under which
all the parties TO this unfortunate dispute
had been acting.--BaLimore Parioi.