Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-12-28

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slightly; Sergeant A cost, slightly; Z T
Wood, slightly.
Sixth SOUTH CAROLINA, COL. wTsDse, About
$50 MEN, UNDER LIEUT.-coL- sxcEzsr 2.
Co A Calhoun Guards-Killed. none
Wounded, VIM McFadden, seriously; Robs
S Wylle, do.
CO B-Killed, John G Barbour. Wound
ed, A ; Barnes, seriously; jas GLADDEN.,
slightly; Vim z Knox, slightly; D Roddey,
missing. @
G, Buokhead Guards--Killed, Sergt
I h Morris, private z English
Wounded, Capt Means, slightly in the arm;
| Corporals W Byers, MORALLY; 3 All
ton, slightly; private Zeb Mobley, leg bro
| ken, was left on the field; W Bryce,
slightly, John Bla;n do. W Means, do,
4 P Styles, do; D " Hollis, severely.
Co d, Boyce Guards-Killed, " Elliot,
Wounded, none.
Co E, Chester Guards-Killed, private,
G W Breakfeld; missing supposed killed,
Thos C Harden Wounded, Capt o Harden,
severely; Sergt a Sanders, slightly; phi
vate John Lucas, do.
Co F, Chester Blues-Killed, privates
Fl Abel, z Johnson, McReWn,
Smith, Sergt Carruthers. Wounded, Sergt
Elliott, slightly; 8 MeAlley, do; privates,
Boyd, do; Lepsey. do
Co g. Pickens Guard-Killed, Cod
we'll, " McDill Wounded, Corporal L
Douglass, slightly; private 3 M Dye, do;
NJ Schoulsr, dc.
Co II, York Guards-Kllled, 1st Lieut. 4
Moore, Corporal VI Robinson. priystes,
Thos j Perks, II Price, SamI Hoffman
Wounded, Sergt J n FARES, mortally; pri-
Yates. VIM Hamilton, do; VIM Crosby,
A R-onah n Sanlrar do
Andrew Merritt, do; Serg't Wm Campbell,
eighty; John Honey, do; VIM NJ bite
sides, do; private HOLES. do; private Patter-
son, do.
Co l, Limestone Guard5-Wounded, T
Scates, slightly.
Co K, Carolins Observation-Disclosures,
T B Cunningham, seriously; W Blsin-
game. do; John Atkinson, do; r B Latham,
do; L Griffith, do; ] NJ jackson, slightly;
] w Holtrelaw, do; W Rowan, missing;
Lawrence Lenhart, do; probably killed.
Mai Thos W Woodward was wounded IN
the thigh, but not seriously
Sumter Flying Artillery, Capt s Cuts,
Killed. Corporal John L McGsrroh; prl-
| Yates W F Williams, W Lang; wounded,
privates John A Capps, (since dead, NOR
tally; Thos Mills, mortslly; Proctor,
mortally; Corporal H Warner, severely;
| privates John Murphy, severely; James
Jones, severely; James M Conner, severe
| ly; Smith, severely; Serg't " H Flet-
cher, slightly; privates II 7 Rodgers,
| slightly; s D Frazier, slightly; William
| Richards, slightly; N English, slightly,
Thos Calhoun, slightly.
FEST KENTUCKY-coL. TON. TAYLOR.
Co A, Corp E Long, C Gable, and J Par
ker, missing.
| Company B-none.
Company Capt. 10. Desha, wounded
| in shoulder; Corp. W Lsit, wounded IN
leg: J w Brown, in arm; w n Fishback,
arm: G Alexander, left on the field, sup
| posed mortally wounded; John Mullin. left
| on the field, severely wounded; John L Bar
| bee, MORALLY, in the head; Brown,
| dangerously if not mortally wounded-re-
| ceived three shots; VIM B Phelps, wounded
| in arm and breast; A J Thompson, in side
/ ] Cummins, in side Geo Sims, in foot {;
| Geo Stump, slightly; G Fl Stoner, seriously
| if not mortslly NJ l. Asbury, in arm; ]
W Lair, slightly; G w Simpson, slightly.
| Company D--Corp HORNE, slightly; pri-
vate Smith, slightly private Hughes, and
| corp Robert Carr.
| Company E-Killed, Corp John NJ John
son wounded, seriously, Noah ] Parsons
| left on the field. fa= ss-s
Company Wounded, private Jas Bur-
ham, slightly; W Nelson, badly-not since
heard of; missing, DR. j A Barnet.
| Company K-Wounded, private J B West,
badly; w Leonard, slightly. Missing,
/ 81 G Kennesly.
| Il is due the 10th Alabama to say that
| they have omitted number Of wounded on
account of their injuries being slight. and
| also all their missing, some 80 in number.
| As their wounded are constantly arriving,
| the list of this regiment will be considera-
bly, increased. SEQ
The enemy seemed perfectly aware Of the
approach of our party, and were prepared
| with an overwhelming force Nevertheless
they suffered severely, and lost, it is report
ed by the citizens of Drainsville, more than
| we did. We took two prisoners.
This morning another force was sent out
under Gen. Stuart, but has not yet returned.
He took possession Of the battle field of the
day previous, and still holds IL. He reports
this evening the loss of the enemy much
more heavy than ours, but / am unable al
| this early date to get fuller particulars.
Capt. Cutts's battery did excellent ser
| vice, and worked the guns under a hot IRE
from the enemy. He has since received
the congratulations and thanks of the gen
erals.
The 11th Virgins acted with great gal
lsntry throughout the day, and every maj
had an opportunity Of having his courage
tested. The regiment left home at four o.
clock in the morning, marched 36 miles
fought battle, and returned st four the
next morning. being out twenty -four hours