Major M. Lulley,
formerly on staff of Louis Kossuth, during the Hungarian Revolution of 1848; rendered valuable services during the Civil War, under direction of Secretary of War.
Colonel Isaac May,
aide-de-camp to Governor Andrew G. Curtin, of Pennsylvania.
Sergeant Louis H. Mayer,
enlisted in the 27th Ohio Regiment, served on staff of General Pope; also with Generals Rosecrans and Grant, taking part in various campaigns.
Captain Nathan D. Menken,
on staff of Major-General John Pope, as Commander of his body-guard; he sacrificed his life by remaining in Memphis, Tennessee, and tending to the suffering during a terrible visitation of Yellow fever in 1878.
Isaac Moses,