Alleged Confederate enrollment 129,000; furnished to the Union army, 3,156; total, 132,156; which is 19,620 more than the available military population, although in one-fourth of the State the conscript law could not be executed, and although many thousands were exempted from service by State law.
| South Carolina.—Military population | 55,046 |
| Add one-tenth as above | 5,504 |
| Add twelve per cent. as above | 6,605 |
| Total | 67,155 |
| Deduct twenty per cent. | 13,231 |
| Leaving available | 53,924 |
The alleged Confederate enrollment was 75,000, which is more than 21,000 in excess of the total number of men available for service, though here also there were thousands of State exemptions.
| Mississippi.—Military population | 70,295 |
| Add one-tenth for extension of military age | 7,029 |
| Add twelve per cent. for youths maturing to military age in four years | 8,435 |
| Total | 85,759 |
| Deduct twenty per cent. for exempts | 17,151 |
| Leaving available | 68,608 |
The alleged Confederate enrollment was 70,000, and furnished to the United States army 515, which is nearly 2,000 more than the total military population, taking no account of the large number of exempts and of the failure to execute the conscript act.
| Alabama.—Military population was | 99,667 |
| Add one-tenth for the extension of military age down to seventeen and up to fifty | 11,500 |
| Add twelve per cent. for youths maturing to seventeen years in four years | 11,796 |
| Total | 121,959 |
| Deduct twenty per cent. for exempts | 24,391 |
| Leaving available | 97,568 |
The alleged Confederate enrollment was 90,000, and furnished to the Union army, 2,576, making a total of 92,576; which is within 5,000 of the total available, taking no account of the large number exempted for State officers and other causes, and taking no account, either, of the number of men who could not be reached by the conscript officers.
| Tennessee.—Military population | 159,353 |
| Add one-tenth as before | 15,935 |
| Add twelve per cent. as before | 19,222 |
| Total | 194,510 |
| Deduct twenty per cent. | 38,902 |
| Leaving available | 155,608 |
The alleged Confederate enrollment was 115,000, and the State furnished the Union army 31,092, a total of 146,092, which is within 9,000 of the total available military population, without taking account of the men not reached by the conscript officers, and, further, taking no account of the fact that so large a part of the State was in occupation of the Federal armies.