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JHE MYSTERY or THE SEVEN STARs.-The Union
government organ, republshes from the Nashville
Union, letter from Mr.. James Walker, defending
himself from the aspersions cast upon his fair fame
and character by those who have represented him as
one Of the individuals designated by the mysterious
stars IN the famous Lewis letter Mr. Walker com.
pletey exculpates himself and General Cameron
and substantates to the very letter, the statements
which were made some time since in the commune
cation OF one OF our correspondents at Washington,
and the theory Of the stars, which we have again
and again insisted upon. General Cameron was
never engaged in any negotiations for the purchase
of the Globe, and Mr.. Walker explicitly denies that
he ever was. Our revelation Of the mystery Of the
"stars' may now, therefore, be considered as esta-
blished hey ond doubt.