The following named gentlemen of Pittsburgh, who are heavy stockhhold ers in the Eagle Cotton Mills of this city, will leave the former place to day and arrive in Madison tomorrow at noon: John H. Dalzell, J. W. Dalzell, Joshua Rhodes, the Hon. Louis Peter son, ex-Mayor of Alleghany city, and O. M. Harper. These gentlemen are solid business men of Pittsburgh, and are coming here to see the property in which they are largely interested, for the first time. Our citizens generally should give them a cordial welcome, and make them feel at home in a city where they invested so much capital. The stockholders of the Cotton Mill Company are called, in an advertise ment in another column, to meet at the M. M. Club room at 7:30 tonight. The object, we suppose, is to make arrangements for receiving the Pitter burgh stockholders. Every stock holder should be present at this meet ing, as the occasion demands their support.