| Organizations, Terms, &c. | Number. | Aggregate. |
| Three Months Service, 1861. | ||
| Four (4) regiments infantry | 3,736 | |
| One (1) battalion riflemen | ||
| Three Years Men in the Army. | ||
| Forty (40) regiments infantry | ||
| Five (5) regiments cavalry | ||
| Three (3) regiments heavy artillery | ||
| One (1) battalion heavy artillery | 54,187 | |
| Sixteen (16) batteries light artillery | ||
| Two (2) companies sharpshooters | ||
| Recruits including drafted men for the above organizations | 26, 091 | |
| Men for the regular army, veteran reserve corps, and other organizations | 9,790 | |
| Re-enlistments in the State organizations | 6,202 | 96,270 |
| One Year's Men in the Army. | ||
| Two (2) regiments infantry | ||
| Two (2) unattached companies infantry | ||
| One (1) regiment heavy artillery | 4728 | |
| Eight (8) unattached companies heavy artillery | ||
| Seven (7) companies cavalry | ||
| Nine Months Men. | ||
| Seventeen (17) regiments infantry . | 16,685 | |
| One Hundred Days Men. | ||
| Five (5) regiments infantry | ||
| Nine (9)unattached companies infantry | 5,461 | |
| Ninety Days Men. | ||
| Thirteen (13) unattached companies infantry | 1,209 | |
| Men in the Navy. | ||
| Number for one year | 8,074 | |
| Number for two years | 3204 | |
| Number for three years | 13,929 | |
| Term not given | 956 | |
| Number enlisted from Dec. 1, 1864, up to and including August, 1865. | 26,163 | |
| White volunteers | 2,741 | |
| Colored volunteers | 1,308 | |
| Regulars | 432 | |
| Seamen | 154 | |
| Marines | 12 | |
| Veteran reserve corps | 266 | |
| 4,913 | ||
| Total | 159,165 |
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