Distinguished Visitor.—Wo had the pleasure Mod tit j of n visit from* General N. B Forrest, and of taking by the hand, for tbo first time, our illustrious cavalry chieftain, whose name and fame arc now the property of the South, and whoso presence never foiled, in oUr long and bitter war withthe North, to strike terror to the hearts of the■« '-enemy. Gen. Forrest, like moat of us, had his fartunc* wrecked by the war, and is now energetically employed in building them up anew* In which labor he has our best A-ishes for his success. He represents tko PJantem1 Insurance' Company of Tcnness^ and the Southern Life Insurance Company, * being President outlie former and a DirectorYn the latter. He ia now engaged In establishing agencies in the various cities of*the South; and introducing those companies to the favorjxblo consideration of the Southern peo-pie. Thus far he has met with most gratifying aueeess; and we trust ft may attend him throughout his tour. * ' ■/Gen. Forrest is accompanied by Mr. I. M. Mnbbett, the agent of his companies'at A.t-; lanta, and will remain in our city lor a day or two. Wo bespeak for him that courtesy and consideration that are preeminently his due, i