The following tables indicate the manner in which the work was done.

Analysis of Examination of Applicants for Command of Colored Troops, before the Board at Washington, of which Major-General Silas Casey is President, from the organization of the Board to March 29th, 1864, inclusive.

Number accepted and for what rank recommended.
Rank.Number examined.Colonels.Lieut.-
Colonels.
Majors.Captains.1st Lieutenants.2d Lieutenants.Number rejected.
Colonels4--2---2
Lieutenant-Colonels3-2--1--
Majors92312--1
Captains68378205322
1st Lieutenants523-4108720
2d Lieutenants24---92310
Sergeants505-1-6275133234
Corporals230---23466497
Privates449---2657124242
Civilians4291615484994216
1,77391930200243428844
Students of the Philadelphia Free Military School942462825254
1,867112336228268453848

Analysis of the Examination to 31st March, 1864, of the Students of the Philadelphia Free Military School, before the Board of Examiners at Washington, for Applicants for Command of Colored Troops, Major-General Silas Casey, President.

Number accepted and for what rank recommended.
Rank.Number examined.Colonels.Lieut.-
Colonels.
Majors.Captains.1st Lieutenants.2d Lieutenants.Number rejected.
Sergeants 14-1-3361
Corporals8---242-
Privates331-1911101
Civilians[95]3913514682
942462824264

The following official table gives the entire number of Colored Troops in the army from beginning to end.

States and Territories.

Colored Troops furnished
1861-'65.
Connecticut1,764
Maine104
Massachusetts3,966
New Hampshire125
Rhode Island1,837
Vermont120
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Total of New England States7,916
New Jersey1,185
New York4,125
Pennsylvania8,612
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Total of Middle States13,922