States. | 1White troops, 3 yrs' standard. | 2Per cent. of military population, 1860. | States. | 3White troops, 3 yrs' standard. | 4Per cent. of military population, 1860. |
Connecticut | 47,344 | 50.1 | Minnesota | 18,557 | 45.0 |
Delaware | 7,982 | 43.6 | Missouri | 78,186 | 33.5 |
Illinois | 212.267 | 56.6 | New Hampshire | 30,032 | 47.2 |
Indiana | 151,255 | 57.0 | New Jersey | 52,527 | 39.7 |
Iowa | 68,123 | 48.8 | New York | 369,948 | 46.1 |
Kansas | 16,624 | 59.4 | Ohio | 228,943 | 49.8 |
Kentucky | 43,864 | 24.2 | Pennsylvania | 228,734 | 41.2 |
Maine | 54,665 | 44.7 | Rhode Island | 15,566 | 43.8 |
Maryland | 28,879 | 28.1 | Vermont | 26,974 | 44.5 |
Massachusetts | 114,8205 | 44.4 | Wisconsin | 73,998 | 46.4 |
Michigan | 76,716 | 46.7 |
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1 Figures obtained by combining Column IV, Table A, and Column II, Table D.
2 For military population of each State, see Column IV, Table F.
3 Figures obtained by combining Column IV, Table A, and Column II, Table D.
4 For military population of each State, see Column IV, Table F.
5 Not including the three regiments of colored troops--3,966 men — which are credited to Massachusetts in Column IV, Table A.
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