Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-07-27
From the Richmond Enquirer, July gath
Killed and Wounded at the Battle of
Stone BrIdge, sunday, 21st July.

The following is partial list OF killed and
wounded obtained from officers and privates
at Manassa by our correspondent there:
SECOND VIRGINIA REGIMENT.
Colonel Nelson, NOR tally wounded.
Bolts Greys.-Private Manning, MORALLY
wounded; private Timberlake, MORALLY
wounded; private Eiscler, MORALLY wound
ed; private Middlekoff, slightly wounded.
FOURTH VIRGINIA REGIMENT.
Rockbridge Greys-Private Goolsby, NOR
tally wounded; private Cox, mortally woun-
ded; private Marstella, slightly wounded.
Montgomery Feneibies.-Lieut. LanghOrn,
slightly wounded.
FOURTH ALABAMA REGIMENT.
Lieutenant John Simpson, company II.
probably killed. Private James Jackson, of
Florence. wounded; Tom Kirkman, of Flor
euce, wounded; Colonel Jones, severely
wounded; Major Scott, wounded; Charles
Weem, wounded.
SECOND VIRGINIA REGIMENT.
Captain Roam MORALLY wounded; Captain
Clarke, slightly won nded, Captain Chambers.
killed: Private Scott Dishman, Company G.,
killed; Private Palmgate, Company G, killed;
Private Sam. Ritter. Company G, wounded;
Private C. Whiting, Company G. wounded;
Private Mead. Clark county, Company F,
wounded.
WASHINGTON ARTILLERY, OP NEW ORLEANS.
Sergeant Joshua Reynolds, killed, struck
in forehead by she'll, while giving word of
command; Private John Payne, wounded;
Private Crutcher, wounded.
HAMPTON LEGION, OF sc.
Col. Hampton, wounded; Lient. Col. John
son, killed; Lieut.. Esan, OF Davis Guards.
killed; Private Coutrie, Washington Light
Infantry, Charleston, wounded; Private
Bouknight, Watson Gnards, slightly wound
ed; Private Brown, Washington Guards,
slightly wounded.
COL. sLoAS's Ara s. C. REGIMENT.
Corporal W. A. Young, OF Capt. Hollins-
worth's company, killed, and Capt. Poole,
mortslly wounded.
2ND VA, REGIMENr-coL. ALIENS
E. o. Burgess, Company F, killed; Isaac
n. Glaize, company F, killed; VIM. Young,
company F, killed; Capt. Clarke. company
p, wounded; VIM. Glen, wounded, STROLLER
Barton, wounded; Richard Meade, wounded
VIM. Hobson, wounded; Chas Mitchell, NOR
tally wounded; - Kidd, wounded.
3OrH VIRGINIA REeIAEsr
Capt Winston Ralford. from Bedford, of
Radiord's Rangers. killed; EdIey Irwin, same
company. killed; Private Fuqua Clay. Dra-
goons, company A, Radford Rangers, killed;
Corporal e. Turpin, wounedd, same company.
COL. cAsH's Sra SOUTH CAROLINA REGIMENT.
Lieut.. Cook, company 81, wounded; Capt.
Harrington. company G. wounded; Private
Cook compony G, wounded; Private Long.
company G., wounded; Private White, COM
pany C, killed; Private EIlaby. company C,
wounded; Private Dixon, company F, killed.
Capt. Harrington, of company q, Colonel
Cash's South Carolina Regiment captured
Hon. Mr.. Ely, or Early, member of the U.
York-an amateur fighter.
TWENTY EIGHTH VIRGINIA REGIMENT, COL. r. r.
PRESTON.
Company B-Captain R. c. Runnels and
private T. F. Nutter, slightly wounded.
Captain Kents Company-First Lieuten-
ant F.. w. Saunders, wounded; Ed. Lang
horne, killed.
General Kirby Smith, of the Regular
Army, was only wounded and not killed as
at first reported.
Colonel r. t. Preston took Colonel Will
cox, of the Michigan regiment, one Captain
and three privates prisoners, with his own
hands.
GEN. JoHSsFoS's STAFF.
Colonel Thomas, killed; Colonel Mason,
wounded.
GEN. BEES STAFF.
Colonel G. I'll. Stevens, wounded.
SIXTH NORTH CAROLINA REGIMENT.
Colonel Fisher, killed.
An estimate of the the killed and wound
ed, by the Chief Military Surgeon at General
Beanregard's Headquarters, on the part OF
our army, places the amount at 300 TO 40C
killed, and 1 900 to I,200 wounded
On the part of the enemy, from 6,0o0 &c
Z 900 killed and wounded.